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The following is a list of minor characters from RWBY, arranged alphabetically and categorically.

Vale[]

Main article: Minor Characters/Vale, Patch and Beacon Academy

Minor characters in Vale who have appeared in the series, including members of the Vale Police Department as well as the Vale News Network.

Atlas[]

Main article: Minor Characters/Atlas and Mantle

Characters related to the Kingdom of Atlas, Atlas Academy and the Schnee Dust Company, which was headquartered in Atlas before its destruction.

Historical Figures[]

Lagune[]

General Lagune was a military leader of the Human forces during the Faunus Rights Revolution. At the Battle of Fort Castle, the inexperienced general attempted to catch the Faunus off-guard in a nocturnal attack, failing to take into account their superior night vision. Despite having a massive army, he was defeated and captured. This eventually started a turning point for the Faunus to claim victory in the revolution. Lagune and his blunder were mentioned in "Jaunedice, Pt.2".

His name is derived from the word "Lagoon", which refers to small bodies of water.

Emperor of Mistral[]

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The Emperor of Mistral was the ruler of Mistral during the Great War. Before the Great War started, he appeared to have been okay with concepts like Slavery and suppression of the arts like the General of Mantle. However, he still allowed the arts to flourish in the main capital of Mistral.

Following this battle, the four Kingdoms gathered on neutral ground on the island of Vytal where they formed a treaty and planned the future of Remnant. Although the Kingdoms were ready to bow before the rule of Vale and it's Warrior King, he decided against it. Instead, the leaders redistributed territories, abolished slavery and restructured the governments. He eventually died and control of Mistral was left the the council of the Kingdom. Despite this, they turn a blind eye to much of the crime happening in the Kingdom.

General of Mantle[]

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The General of Mantle (unofficial) was the ruler of Mantle during the Great War. Before the war, a certian "incident" in Mantle made him come to the conclusion of suppressing the arts to prevent future grimm attacks, with the kingdom of Mistral soon following his example to a certain extent. He also apparently permitted slavery in his Kingdom.

Following this battle, the four Kingdoms gathered on neutral ground on the island of Vytal, where they formed a treaty and planned the future of Remnant. Although the Kingdoms were ready to bow before the rule of Vale and it's Warrior King, he decided against it. Instead, the leaders redistributed territories, abolished slavery and restructured the governments.

At some point, it appears he helped Ozma use the Relic of Creation to raise the city of Atlas into the sky to give the people of the Kingdom a symbol of hope following their defeat. Due to advancing technology, the Kingdom of Mantle ceased to exist and was replaced with the Kingdom of Atlas with the Atlas Military and Schnee Dust Company leading it before the general's death.

Queen of Vacuo[]

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The Queen of Vacuo was the ruler of Vacuo during the Great War, she was shown to be a Faunus with horns and wearing a scarf.

At the start of the Great War, Vacuo remained neutral, due to Mantle and Mistral having established a presence in their territory in the years prior. When the two began pressuring Vacuo to ally with them, the citizens of Vacuo realized that if Vale fell, there would be no one left to stop Mistral and Mantle from conquering them. Vacuo rallied against Mantle and Mistral and pushed them out of the Vacuan territory and allied themselves with Vale.

During the Vacuo campaign, the King of Vale arrived and personally led his army alongside the Queen of Vacuo, thoroughly decimating the opposing forces.

Following this battle, the four Kingdoms gathered on neutral ground on the island of Vytal, where they formed a treaty and planned the future of Remnant. Although the Kingdoms were ready to bow before the rule of Vale and it's Warrior King, he decided against it. Instead, the leaders redistributed territories, abolished slavery and restructured the governments.

After this, the Kingdom was eventually drained of it's bountiful Dust supply by companies like the Schnee Dust Company and the Mistral Trading Company. Due to this, the people of the Kingdom began to resent the other Kingdom's before the death of the queen.

Her relationship to Malik the Sunderer, First King of Vacuo, was unknown, if there even was one.

Fairy Tales[]

The Warrior in the Woods[]

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The Warrior in the Woods is the titular character of a Fairy Tale of the same name. In the story, she was a Silver-Eyed Warrior who protected a village outside a jungle from the Grimm. She was killed by an unknown force, unsure whether it was Human or Grimm. 

In the fairy tale as recorded by Glynda Goodwitch, the Warrior was a lonely vigilante who protected a village on the edge of a lush jungle from the Grimm. She was first encountered by a boy who had decided to venture deep into the woods during a game of hide-and-seek, going deeper into the jungle than anyone ever had before. The boy was attacked by a Boarbatusk, only to be rescued by the Warrior. The girl told the boy to go home and not mention her appearance, and disappeared into the trees without telling him what her name is.

One year later, the boy was once again attacked by a Grimm, only to be once again saved by the Warrior as she killed the Beowolf. This time, however, he was prepared with a dagger to defend himself and a gift for the warrior: new clothes. The woman accepted the gift and left with a warning that the next time he was on his own.

Another year later, the boy was now a young man who had grown slightly accustomed to combat. He is attacked by three Owl Grimm. He is once again saved by the Warrior, who blasts away an Owl Grimm with her Silver Eyes. The man had brought food and a newly forged weapon for the Warrior, hoping to have seen her again. The two ate together, and the girl explained she had lost her family to other Humans in her time, and instead chose to preserve life rather than end it.

By the next year, the village had expanded and the forest shrunk as a result, as such the Grimm grew closer. The boy found the Warrior’s hut, only to find that it was empty and the Warrior in the Woods was gone, having died alone by some force– whether Grimm or Human he wasn't sure. The boy regretted not being there with her, having fallen in love with her Silver Eyes the first time he saw them.

According to Ozpin, The Warrior in the Woods is superficially a cautionary tale discouraging children to stray far alone, or relying too much on others to save them. However, it is also an inspiring tale to help others in any way you can.

In the animated adaptation of the story, she was voiced by Hannah McCarthy.

Poppy[]

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Poppy after she is possessed by a Chill Grimm

Poppy was the older sister of Oak in the Fairy Tale "The Grimm Child". One day, she decided to dare her younger brother to go into the woods alone despite their parents and the adults in their village having a rule against it. After he did however, Poppy began to worry something might have happened to him after a while passed and decided to find him herself. While she found him, she noticed how different he looked with pale white skin and red eyes while taking him back to the village.

After some time, she passed out and later woke back up in the village, only to find her parents and Oak dead. After trying to look around the village for help and to learn what was happening, she found that the entire village had been killed and decided to head back to her house and pack up her suitcase to leave the town. When she tried to find her suitcase under her bed however, she found something else underneath it as well. She then realized that it was her own dead body and learned that she had been possessed by a Chill Grimm that took control of her brother's corpse by the time she found him. She then realized that the Grimm then possessed her and killed the entire village in the process while thanking her for helping it to so.

In the animated adaptation of the Fairy Tale, Poppy was voiced by Kdin Jenzen.

Oak[]

Oak was a young boy from the fairy tale "The Grimm Child". In the story, he was dared by his sister Poppy to go into the woods alone and ended up possessed by a Chill Grimm in the process. After Poppy found his body, she brought it back with her while taking note of his appearance being pale white with red eyes. After he was brought back to the village they lived at, the Chill left his body while possessing and killing the rest of the village until it eventually killed Poppy.

It was noted by Ozpin that Oak's possessed appearance wasn't in the original version of the tale and notes that it was added after a fairy tale about a witch living alone in the Woods spread around.

In the animated adaptation of the Fairy Tale, Oak was voiced by Jenn K. Tidwell.

The Hunter's Children[]

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A picture representing the Hunter's four children

They are the children of the Hunter from the fairy tale "The Hunter's Children".

In the animated adaptation of the Fairy Tale, the Hunter's children were voiced by Tracie Frank, Gabe Kunda, Bindy Coda, and Matt Sinclair.

The Man Who Stared at the Sun[]

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The Man Who Stared at the Sun

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Menagerie[]

Characters related to Menagerie.

Miscellaneous Menagerie credits:

  • Menagerie Guards, voiced by:
    • Gio Coutinho
    • Stan Lewis
    • Jenn K. Tidwell
  • Faunus Civilians, voiced by

Worried Mother[]

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Sun tries to recruit Mata, but his mother won't let him go.

The Worried Mother is the mother of Mata that appears in "Necessary Sacrifice". She is a Faunus with ram horns on her head. Sun tries to recruit Mata to help defend Haven Academy from the impending White Fang attack, saying he would love to have someone with his skills on their side. She, however, pulls him back inside their house, adamantly telling him he is not going anywhere.

She is voiced by Victoria Holden.

Rolf[]

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Rolf

Rolf[1][2] is a member of the Menagerie Guard who appears in Justice League x RWBY: Super Heroes and Huntsmen, Part One. He is a silver-haired Faunus with wolf ears and a large horizontal scar over his nose, donning the standard gear of the Menagerie Guard. He, alongside Saber Rodentia, informs Kali Belladonna that a suspicious character was found in Menagerie. They bring the suspect in, now revealed to be Wonder Woman, who attacks the two guards. Rolf is disarmed and held at gunpoint by his own weapon, before Diana reveals she has no foul intentions.

He is voiced by David Errigo Jr.

Mistral[]

Characters related to the Kingdom of Mistral.

Main article: Minor Characters/Mistral and Anima

Vacuo[]

Main article: Minor Characters/Vacuo

Vytal Festival[]

Finalists[]

These three unnamed contestants were finalists in the Vytal Festival tournament and appeared in the episode "Fall".

According to production artist Erin Winn, who designed the characters, the character with the feathered cap's general design and outfit is based on The Three Musketeers, and the hooded character takes design cues from Aladdin. The character with the futuristic outfit is from Atlas and is visually compared to Halo.[3]

The characters based on The Three Musketeers and Aladdin are imagined by Erin to be from Mistral and Vacuo, respectively.[4]

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Paramedics[]

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The paramedics arrive on scene

Two paramedics arrived to Mercury Black's aid when the masses saw Yang Xiao Long break his leg in "Beginning of the End". They put him on a stretcher and carried him off to an ambulance so that he would be escorted to proper medical attention. They expressed concern for Mercury's well-being and note that Emerald wouldn't leave his side. However, unbeknownst to them, the ambulance they brought Mercury to was commandeered by Cinder and Neo, who both also donned the paramedic uniform.

One of them is voiced by Jon Risinger.

Unidentified Contestant[]

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The unidentified contestant

This unidentified Vytal Festival contestant had the misfortune of facing Cinder's team in the team round of the tournament. After Cinder Fall sent him flying, he fell next to an undercover Neo, who proceeded to violently stomp on his face. The rest of his team was easily defeated by Cinder's team. Following their defeat, he was never seen again after that.

He was seen wearing a black outfit with a dark-gray flak jacket or armor and boots. He has tanned skin, closely shaved brown hair and bright turquoise eyes.

White Fang[]

Characters who were members of or related to the White Fang.

Miscellaneous White Fang credits
  • White Fang Goons, voiced by
    • Chris Martin
    • Austin Hardwicke, an animator at Rooster Teeth
    • Miles Luna
    • Dustin Matthews, an animator at Rooster Teeth
    • Josh Ornelas
    • Luis "Paco" Vazquez, producer at Rooster Teeth
    • Willem W. Keetell, an animator at Rooster Teeth
    • Jenn K. Tidwell, animation coordinator

Ilia's Associate[]

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Firing at Blake and Sun

While not confirmed to be a member of the White Fang, Ilia Amitola's associate was targeted by Blake Belladonna after she got information off of Ilia's Scroll and decided to take back the White Fang. He is a male Faunus with dark scales on his skin. When he noticed Blake and Sun Wukong approaching him in a village with Blake drawing her weapon, he first attacked and then flees while horrifying the faunus in the village at shooting them in broad daylight. Though his manner was one of panic, he had the skills to attempt to keep them at bay throughout the chase by using his environment to his advantage. However, Ilia had to come to his rescue when Blake managed to temporarily capture him. He quickly ran off, leaving Ilia to deal with the situation. He appeared in the "Volume 5 Blake Character Short".

Trifa's Associate[]

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This unnamed White Fang assassin appeared alongside Ilia, Yuma and Trifa when they attempted to ambush Blake in "Alone Together". He bears resemblance to Ilia's associate, but has fewer scales, darker skin, eyes and shaved hair. After Blake's exchange with Ilia, he was commanded to bring the restrained Blake to Menagerie's docks along with Trifa in order to take her to the White Fang Headquarters, only for Sun Wukong to appear and knock him down before they could do so. He was persumably either arrested by the Menagerie Guard or ran away following this.

Ancient Past[]

Main article: Minor Characters/Ancient Past

Ever After[]

Main article: Minor Characters/Ever After

Dreamscapes[]

Willow Schnee (Dream Actor)[]

For the original character, see Willow Schnee.
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Dream Actor Willow

The Dream Actor of Willow Schnee is a minor character in RWBY: Ice Queendom, a manifestation of how Weiss Schnee sees her mother. She first appeared in "Ice Queendom".

She is a shadow, resembling the middle-class residents of the Dreamscape, within the Schnee family meeting room. She doesn't have much presence in the dream, only cackling occasionally while Weiss is there. As of "My Dream, Your Dream", Willow has been frozen alongside the rest of the meeting room, and following the thawing of Weiss' coffin, her current status is unknown.

She is voiced by Gara Takashima in Japanese and Caitlin Glass in English.

Winter Schnee (Dream Actor)[]

For the original character, see Winter Schnee.

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Dream Actor Winter

The Dream Actor of Winter Schnee is a minor character in RWBY: Ice Queendom, a manifestation of how Weiss Schnee sees her sister. She first appeared in "Ice Queendom".

In Weiss' dreamscape, she takes the form of a book that Negative Weiss regularly consults to decide how to pass judgement onto others, which symbolizes how much Weiss relies on her sister for guidance. As of "My Dream, Your Dream" Winter has been frozen alongside the rest of the meeting room, and following the thawing of Weiss' coffin, her current status is unknown.

She is voiced by Ayako Kawasumi in Japanese and Elizabeth Maxwell in Englsh.

The Seven Butlers[]

For the original character, see Klein Sieben.

The Dream Actors of Klein Sieben is a minor character in RWBY: Ice Queendom, a manifestation on how Weiss views him and each of them are based on Klein’s multiple personalities disorder. The only thing they have in common is that they all have mustaches and wore a cyan tie.

For unknown reasons, Sleepy and Bashful Klein were capable of changing their eyes and personality despite being literal split personalities. Whether or not if this only applied to the Klein doors is unknown, since the other Kleins who were robots weren’t shown changing their personalities.

They are all voiced by Ken Uo in Japanese and J. Michael Tatum in English.

Happy Klein[]

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Happy Klein

Happy Klein was the first of the Seven Butler to be introduced in “Ice Queendom”. He was a robot constructor worker with yellow eyes. He was in charge of keeping an eye on the workers at the SDC factory. After the third relic was destroyed, his fate was unknown, and it was implied that he was frozen.

Dopey Klein[]

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Dopey Klein

Dopey Klein was the second of the Seven Butler to be introduced in “Ice Queendom”. He was a metal door with a face, green eyes, and a tie. He was in charge of keeping all of Sillies locked up. He appeared in different locations of the middle- or higher-class cities in every time resets. After the second relic was taken out, he was last seen being frozen.

Sneezy Klein[]

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Sneezy Klein

Sneezy Klein was the third of the Seven Butler to be introduced in “Ice Queendom”. He was robot dog with blue eyes and a tie. He never spoke and was always seen sneezing. He was in charge of carrying Negative Weiss’ weapon and book. After the third relic was destroyed, his status is unknown, but it implies he become frozen like the others.

Doc Klein[]

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Doc Klein

Doc Klein was the fourth of the Seven Butler to be introduced in “Ice Queendom”. He was a talking flame on a candlestick with dark brown eyes. He was in charge of giving information to Negative Weiss. After the third relic was destroyed, he become frozen.

He was the only butler not to be a machine or a door. It implies the Doc Klein was the main personality of the Seven Butlers like the real Klein, where his main personality with brown eyes.

Grumpy Klein[]

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Grumpy Klein

Grumpy Klein was the fifth of the Seven Butler to be introduced in “Ice Queendom”. He was a robot commander with red eyes. He was in charge of leading Negative Weiss’ robot army. In the first reset, he was destroyed by Yang. He was brought back in the second reset, where he become affected by Little Weiss’ attack and was destroyed by Negative Weiss.

Sleepy Klein[]

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Sleepy Klein

Sleepy Klein was the sixth of the Seven Butler to be introduced in “Awaken in a Dream”. Like Dopey Klein, he appeared as a talking door with purple eyes. He always had a tired expression and has a habit of sleeping. He was in charge of keeping an eye on Ruby and Yang in their room. After the second relic was removed, he become frozen.

Bashful Klein[]

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Bashful Klein

Bashful Klein was the last of the Seven Butler to be introduced in “Where You Belong”. Like Dopey and Sleepy, he appeared as a talking door with magenta eyes and always blushing. He was in charge of locking all the banished residents in the middle of nowhere. After Blake let herself being taken over by another Nightmare, he perished by having his face replaced by realistic White Fang logo.

Ruby, Blake, and Yang (Dream Actors)[]

For original Characters, See: Ruby Rose, Blake Belladonna, and Yang Xiao Long

The three were unseen minor characters in RWBY: Ice Queendom. They were Dream counterparts of Ruby Rose, Blake Belladonna, and Yang Xiao Long and didn’t make their physical appearances due to the real Ruby, Blake, and Yang taking over their bodies when they arrive in Weiss’ Dreamscape. However, they are mentioned by Negative Weiss.

The Dream actors of Ruby and Yang were often locked up in their rooms by Sleepy Klein.

According to Negative Weiss, the Dream actor of Blake always come back to Negative Weiss no matter how many times she push her away.

For Ruby, she wears a black hoodie, with red trim on the pockets, a red jacket with pockets, both with some white trimming. She also wears a baggy white undershirt, but only the lower portion can be seen. She wears black leggings, which transition to red, starting from the knees downward, a pair of red sneakers with Velcro, made especially for her snowboard. She sports with a medium dark brown fanny pack slung over her shoulder, which is used to hold coins in the dream world. Atop her head is a red winter cap with two pom-pom balls dangling on the side, snowboard goggles, and 'RWBY' woven into it in white.

For Blake, she wears dark purple fur trimmed ankle boots, with the heels being a lavender color alongside dark purple thigh length stockings that gradate to purple. As well as a pair of white shorts with black zig-zagged stitching on the fronts she wears a purple leather leotard, partially unzipped with exposed gray section around the bust. Under the bust is a white belt wrapping around two coattails with white lining, a small cat paw print appears on the left coattail around the breast area. Instead of her hands, she has dark purple humanoid/Grimm-like paws with claws, with tufts of fur around her wrists, alongside some ribbon, and dark paw pad. She also sports a large white choker around her neck. On her head, there is only one piece of ribbon covering one of her ears, with the other one being out in the open. And unlike herself in the real world, she has a black cat tail.

For Yang, her hair is tied in a ponytail, with a light brown slim choker around her neck. She wears medium brown snow boots with armor plating on the fronts. She wears dark brown one-legged pants with the left leg full reaching her ankle whilst the right side stops at the mid-thigh. Accompanying her pants is a single yellow thigh length stocking on her right leg She can be seen wearing two belts, both holding a piece of lilac pleated material under a brown section of fabric. She wears a light beige jacket, with the sleeves rolled up to her biceps. One of the jackets sides has a flame decal on it. And for most of the episodes, she can be seen with Motorcycle goggles. During the latter half of Ice Queendom, she also sports Jaune's brown cape.

Negative Jaune[]

For the original character, see Jaune Arc.
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Negative Jaune

The nightmare counterpart of Jaune Arc. He took the form of Jaune’s childhood self except with rabbit ears and a tail. He mainly cowers in a feral position while begging for his sisters (Saphron in English dubbed version) to save him. He wears a Pumpkin Pete one suit pajama like his original self. He was briefly shown grew bigger rabbit’s ears and gained whiskers the longer he manifested within Jaune’s Dreamscape. He briefly replaces the real Jaune when the Nightmare’s influence took hold of him until Pyrrha, Nora, and Ren arrived just in time to save Jaune. After the nightmare leaves Jaune’s consciousness, Negative Jaune disappears and Jaune changes back to normal.

Unlike Negative Blake and Negative Weiss, he was the only Nightmare counterpart who was not immediately dangerous and had no desire to fight intruders in order to protect the Nightmare. It is implied that if the Nightmare had affected Jaune longer, then like Weiss, Negative Jaune would have grown stronger and become something Jaune did not want to be.

He is voiced by Hiro Shimono in Japanese, and Miles Luna in English.

Armor/Shield/Sword[]

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Armor (Left), Shield (Right) and Sword (Center)

They were Dream residents within Jaune’s dreamscape. They took the appearance of Crocea Mors and Jaune’s armor, though they all had Pumpkin Pete’s logos and could talk. Their only appearance was in “A Nightmare Comes”. Their purpose was talking bad to Jaune on how he couldn't follow his ancestor’s footsteps and how he was a disgrace and a coward. As soon as they disappeared, Jaune’s strong will was weakened, and he was switched with his Negative counterpart.

They are voiced by Miles Luna in English.

RWBY Chibi Characters[]

Characters who debuted in RWBY Chibi.

Cinder Puppet[]

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Cinder Puppet.

The Cinder Puppet is a minor antagonist from the Rooster Teeth animated web series RWBY Chibi, the non-canon comedy spinoff of RWBY. She is a hand puppet that was created by Mercury Black.

In "Cinder Who?", after Weiss asks Ruby for Cinder's last name due to her not sounding familiar. Ruby thought of multiple possible words that rhyme with Fall (which is Cinder's last name) at one point choosing the word "doll" which cuts to a movie scene label saying "Cinder Doll" which revealed Mercury playing with a Cinder doll and pitching his voice to "match" hers. His roleplay was funny to Emerald and actually made her laugh.

In "Girls' Night Out", Mercury is seen sitting in a chair with a puppet that looks like Cinder on his arm. Then Cinder Puppet tells him that he's her favorite henchmen and questions why she even keeps the others around. She then proceeds to diss Emerald, Roman and Neo, with Mercury agreeing. She then tells he makes her feel all "girly" to which he also agrees. Emerald, Neo and Roman are then shown standing behind him glaring while he casually continues dissing them to Cinder Puppet.

She then "confesses" to him that she wishes they could run away and start a family together. He tells her he's always known and proceeds to "kiss" her. The real Cinder then suddenly appears and snaps him out of his daydream setting Cinder Puppet on fire. She then threatens to barbeque Mercury if he ever does something that creepy ever again. The others then proceed to leave with Roman saying he almost feels sorry for Mercury. Emerald then says that's probably the closest thing he'll ever get to having a "real" girlfriend. Neo however responds by lifting up a sign saying: "I don't." and whacks him with it before leaving angrily.

Mercury then proceeds to take out another Cinder Puppet from behind him. "She" then asks him where her twin sister is to which Mercury starts tearing up. In "Nefarious Dreams", she is seen "sleeping" next to Mercury underneath his pillow, while he's asleep. In the episode where everyone goes on vacation Cinder Puppet is shown sticking out of Mercury's suitcase.

She is voiced by Yuri Lowenthal, the voice actor of Mercury.

Floyd the Geist[]

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Floyd interrupting Mike and Marty's coffee break.

Floyd is a minor antagonist from the Rooster Teeth animated web series RWBY Chibi, the non-canon comedy spinoff of RWBY. He is a mischievous and pesky Geist Grimm that serves under Cinder Fall.

In "Cannonball!", Floyd goes to annoy a pair of Beowolves, Mike and Marty, by calling them "possums" and "dingoes". He brags about how he is a major part of Cinder's nefarious plan, and how he's bigger and more powerful than a Beowolf when he is in his Petra Gigas form.

He is voiced by Kerry Shawcross, who also voices Neptune Vasilias in the same show.

Mike and Marty[]

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Mike and Marty on their coffee break.

Mike and Marty are a pair of minor antagonists from the Rooster Teeth animated web series RWBY Chibi, the non-canon comedy spinoff of RWBY. They are a pair of cynical Beowolf Grimm working under Cinder Fall.

Though Beowolves appeared throughout the series, the first episode to debut Mike and Marty specifically was season 2's "Cannonball!". In "Cannonball!", they bail on a meeting held by Cinder to complain about how her plans and speeches are redundant. They go to get some coffee and take a moment to mourn the loss of a Grimm named Larry that was killed by Yang. However, they are interrupted by Floyd the Geist, who begins harassing and annoying them by bragging and calling them names, causing Mike to want and attack him. Marty holds him back and lets Floyd go, but the two decide to go eat some "innocent humans" to calm down.

In "Monsters of Rock" and later "Battle of the Bands", a Beowolf is part of the band Trouble Clef, and may be either Mike or Marty.

In "Grimm Passengers", Mike and Marty try disguising as humans to hitchhike in people's cars so they can kill and eat them. They first try with Team RWBY, who do not fall for their tricks and pass them by. Cinder pulls up and does not recognize them, and attempts to kidnap them by offering them candy. Even though Mike and Marty recognize her, they decide to take up her offer because they believe she actually has candy. However, when Cinder realizes who they are, she boots them out of the car and drives away. They then try to share a taxi with Jaune and Ren, the latter of which is much more gullible than the others and has to have Ren tell him no.

Mike is voiced by William Ball, and Marty is voiced by Joe Nicolosi.

Other Characters[]

System No. XX[]

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System No. XX after happily becoming Team RWBY's pet rock at the end of the episode.

System No. XX was the main antagonist and final boss of BlazBlue: Cross Tag Battle. It is a machine originally designed by Clavis Alucard to create new possibilities. However, a flaw in its design led to the machine invading the worlds it observed and using them as power bases. To prevent the machine from destroying worlds to create new ones, Clavis sealed the System away using the Keystones of the four selected universes (BlazBlue, Persona 4: Arena, Under Night In-Birth and RWBY).

However, the seal on System No. XX was accidentally undone by Clavis Alucard's daughter, Rachel Alucard, leading to the machine summoning warriors from the four selected worlds and having them fight in Tag Battles in the "Keystone Tag Battle Tournament" inside the Phantom Field, telling them lies as they need to collect the 4 Keystones in order to escape and go back home to their universes.

There are multiple endings, depending on which Episode the player chooses.

In the RWBY Episode, after being defeated, System is sealed inside the RWBY Keystone. Team RWBY then returns to Beacon with the Keystone, planning to keep System as a pet.

She is voiced by Carrie Keranen.

DC Comics[]

Commissioner Gordon[]

Police Commissioner James W. Gordon dedicated his career to cleaning up the corruption in the Gotham City Police Department, a goal he has come a long way towards accomplishing. He has been equally tough on crime, and in the pursuit of making Gotham City safe for all its citizens, Gordon has forged an uneasy alliance with Gotham's other top crime fighters, the mysterious vigilante known as Batman.

In DC RWBY 1, Gordon is present on 24th and H Street with Montoya trying to force the Creatures of Grimm out of the city when Team RWBY inexplicably appear and start to destroy them. Once Batman arrives on the scene, Gordon asks Batman if he's ever encountered anything like this before with Batman replying that the Grimm aren't originally from Earth though he doesn't believe them to be extraterrestrial in nature.

Gordon explains how the Grimm had all been destroyed by four girls who had left as quickly as they arrived and how eyewitnesses of the incident had suddenly begun to randomly gain strange abilities, with Gordon theorizing that the girls and the Grimm may be connected in some way, though Batman disagrees that the girls are likely responsible for all of the chaos that has been plaguing the city for the last couple of days as thus far they've been doing everything they can to try and prevent the threat from causing further damage.

Renee Montoya[]

Renee Montoya was a police officer in Gotham City. She was partnered with Harvey Bullock when she was promoted to homicide detective by Commissioner James Gordon. As partners, Bullock and Renee became close friends.

In DC RWBY 1, Montoya is present on 24th and H Street with Gordon trying to force the Creatures of Grimm out of the city when Team RWBY inexplicably appear and start to destroy them. By the time Batman arrives on the scene, most of the Grimm have already been dealt with and Montoya jokes that if Batman keeps being late on the scene, then Team RWBY might end up taking his job.

Like Gordon, Montoya suspects that the Grimm and the four girls are connected and believes that their responsible for the sudden outbreak of ordinary people gaining strange powers, suggesting the Grimm might be their pets that they've allowed to wreak havoc on the city noting that it wouldn't be the first-time that supervillains such as Poison Ivy or Harley Quinn would allow their monsters to wander the streets on their own.

Alfred Pennyworth[]

Alfred Pennyworth, after a varied career, was employed as the Wayne family's butler when Bruce Wayne's parents were killed. Alfred raised the young orphan and reluctantly aided him in his quest to become the Batman. His many skills - ranging from cooking to medicine - make him Batman's staunchest ally, along with a formal demeanor that grounds the Dark Knight and deflects those who might otherwise suspect Bruce Wayne's true identity.

Lois Lane[]

Lois Lane is an investigative reporter at the Daily Planet in Metropolis, and Superman's main love interest. Her closest co-workers are Clark Kent, Jimmy Olsen, and Perry White. She is a strong and assertive woman more than capable of handling herself in dangerous situations, and she once saved Bruce Wayne's life by telling Superman that he needs help. Her family includes her father, the military leader General Sam Lane, and her sister Lucy Lane. Lois was in love with both Superman and Clark Kent for a very long time, unaware that in reality they were the same person. Eventually Clark Kent later revealed his alter ego, and they were married.

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