Ice Cube appears to struggle with feeling excluded and rejected, particularly by Pencil, and is often put in difficult situations, like being shattered repeatedly in "Insectophobe's Nightmare". Her vengeful tendencies can also lead to a slight level of sadism inside her, like in "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None", where she happily lets multiple contestants fall off a cliff to get revenge on Leafy. However, she would not have been able to help either way due to her lack of arms. Ice Cube is a quiet, timid, shy and vengeful character. She has very few unique lines, despite having competed in all five seasons. She can be vindictive and brave when necessary. She seems to enjoy feeling included in the cliques of characters, like when she would constantly ask Pencil if she could join her alliance, or when she wanted to be a part of Clock and Liy's truce. Ice Cube has proven herself to be a very determined and clever person and has led her team to victory on two separate occasions, more specifically in the post-revival BFDIA episodes, such as in "Meaty" when she, alongside Book, shook the Eiffel Tower and repeatedly dipped it in her team's paint, leading to their landslide victory.In addition, when FreeSmart was deciding on what their new team name should be, Ice Cube suggested calling themselves "Revenge", with a crazed look on her face. In "Lots of Mud" Ice Cube possibly reaches the peak of her vengefulness and sadism, as she removes Pin's face with no remorse, and even had a massive grin as Pin was begging for mercy. In the latter episode, she had no remorse refusing to spin the contest wheel that Flower made, as well as calling Flower's fashion choices hideous, despite Flower being one of the most deadly contestants at the time, as well as in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4", during her elimination. Ice Cube takes control of her situation and standing up for her own needs, which is important for her well-being. Her and Book’s decision to leave FreeSmart and join Bleh shows her commitment to avoiding toxic environments and finding a more positive, supportive dynamic. Ice Cube choosing to later return to iance in "Return of the Rocket Ship" was largely influenced by Book’s controlling behavior.Book’s tendency to be overbearing likely created a stifling environment where Ice Cube struggled to express herself or contribute. This led her to seek a team where she could have more independence. Ice Cube’s insistence on making her own decisions, even when Book tries to guide her, reflects her strong sense of autonomy. She values her ability to choose her own path rather than simply following Book’s expectations. Ice Cube retains her quiet personality, but shows more strength, emotional awareness, and clear boundaries. She’s not easily influenced by others anymore, like when she refuses to team up with Book in "You Know Those Buttons Don’t Do Anything, Right?" or when she hesitates to talk to Book in "What’s Up Bell's String?" after they’re placed on the same team.Though she's still healing from past wounds, she’s careful about who she trusts and becomes more assertive in her own way, like when she decides not to associate herself and Book with Pencil in "Category One". Even though she’s hesitant at first, Ice Cube’s actions show she still cares about Book, and she wants to protect herself and her friends. This is especially clear during her elimination in "The Power of Four" where she reveals her desire to repair their bond, showing a softer, more understanding side of her.