History VideoGame / RWBYAmityArena

** [[WaveMotionGun Atlesian Beam Turret]] (3 Aura)

** Team RWBY, with the exception of Weiss, has multiple selves. Thus it is quite possible to launch two different versions of the same heroine.

* BattleCry: Almost all units are introduced with a related sound or quote. Most are recycled from the show or ''Chibi'' (and in Yang's case, from ''Videogame/RWBYGrimmEclipse''), and at times aren't even the person talking — in Zwei and Neo's case it's obvious why, while Fox, who hasn't spoken at all, leads to Coco saying "Nice hustle, Fox. Good job."

** [[DishingOutDirt Carmine Esclados]] (3 Aura)

** [[ArmorPiercingAttack Winter Schnee]](4 Aura)

** [[SummonMagic Summoner Weiss]] (5 Aura)

** [[ThinkingUpPortals Raven Branwen]] (4 Aura)

** [[ThrowingYourShieldAlwaysWorks Pyrrha]] (5 Aura)
** [[{{Animorphism}} Crow Qrow]] (5 Aura)

** [[HealingHands Boundless Jaune]] (4 Aura)

** The Superior Crate. It gives you hundreds of cards, including a whole lot of Rares and over a dozen Epics along with over 1,000 Lien. However, the box costs 2300 Premium Dust (which is equal to about $20 real world money) and getting Epic duplicates to level up your units is prohibitively expensive.

* EasterEgg: Tapping the unit's picture on a card 21 times plays back the little animation the appears when you unlock the unit for the first time. [[DevelopersForesight This even works for characters like Jaune who were unlocked from the start and thus never had their intro ever played in the first place.]]

* LateArrivalSpoiler: The game keeps spoilers to a minimum, but still refers multiple times to Blake as a Faunus, strongly hints that Penny is an android, and straight-up reveals Qrow's ability to [[{{Animorphism}} shapeshift]]. Pomegrenade's description even mentions that Pyrrha is dead. On minor notes, it also shows multiple characters and special outfits that wouldn't appear until several volumes, including Cinder who spent all Volume 1 [[HiddenVillain hidden in shadows]].

The game also features a HackAndSlash single-player side mode added post-launch in March 2019 in which the player directly incarnates Ruby or
Weiss[[note]]more playable characters are planned[[/note]] to defend a tower from several waves of Grimm and members of the White Fang.

* TheVoiceless: When the game began, many characters had no voice clips when they are deployed. As of the April 2019 update, the only people who still don't have voice clips are Neo (as she's mute), Emerald, Yatsuhashi (unknown reasons), and Qrow (at most, he caws when turning into a crow).

The game also features a HackAndSlash single-player side mode added post-launch in March 2019 in which the player directly incarnates Ruby[[note]]more playable characters are planned[[/note]] to defend a tower from several waves of Grimm and White Fangs.

* CombinationAttack: The Legendary cards all are {{Action Duo}}s that require both party members to be alive for a devastating special attack.

** With a bit of luck (RareRandomDrop, easy missions, ...) she can potentially be turned into a DiscOneNuke since Epic cards are still scarce at early levels and it's statistically more probable to get a lot of Ice Weiss at low levels than the 1/15 chance you get near the end.

* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The game has only been out for a few months, but Woah, Nelly, do they have some delicious differences since release:

** [[ChameleonCamouflage Ilia Amitola]] (3 Aura)

* StoneWall: Jaune is this to the T, as he can be used to stall until another character can be used.

** [[SinisterScorpion Tyrian Callows]] (4 Aura)

* RevisitingTheRoots: Despite releasing around the same time as Volume 6, almost all the elements from this game are from the first three seasons before the short TimeSkip. The only elements taken from the "Maya Engine era" are 3 locations and the Lancer and Beringel Grimm (most of them only available late game), Boundless Jaune, and some [[CostumeEvolution outfits]] for Team RWBY.

** [[TheTriadsAndTheTongs Xiong Family]] (5 Aura)