The World of Remnant

RWBY Ruby Rose - (Leader) Ruby Rose is a teenage girl attending Beacon Academy, a school for training Huntsmen and Huntresses, who are warriors that protect the world from monsters known as Grimm. She is the leader of Team RWBY, which includes Weiss Schnee, Blake Belladonna, and Yang Xiao Long. Ruby is recognized for her kind-hearted, optimistic personality, often putting the safety and well-being of others above her own. She is brave, energetic, and highly determined, but can sometimes act impulsively due to her eagerness to help.

Weiss Schnee - Weiss is initially portrayed as proud, serious, and somewhat aloof, especially towards those she perceives as beneath her social status. However, as the series progresses, she becomes more compassionate, supportive of her teammates, and willing to challenge her family's rigid expectations. She values honor, responsibility, and personal growth.

Blake Belladonna - Blake is introverted, reserved, and somewhat cautious, often preferring to observe before acting. She is intelligent, thoughtful, and deeply loyal to those she trusts. Despite her quiet demeanor, she harbors strong convictions about justice, equality, and responsibility. Her past with the White Fang occasionally causes inner conflict, driving her personal growth as she learns to trust and cooperate with her new team.

Yang Xiao Long - Yang is outgoing, confident, and headstrong, contrasting with Blake’s reserved nature. She enjoys adventure, challenges, and showing off her combat abilities. Her confidence can sometimes come off as cocky, but she is deeply loyal and caring, particularly toward her teammates and loved ones. Yang demonstrates determination, courage, and a desire to protect those around her, balancing her fiery temperament with genuine empathy and humor.

JNPR Jaune Arc - (Leader) Initially friendly, confident, and good-natured, Jaune demonstrates naivety and occasional clumsiness. Over time, through personal loss—including the death of Pyrrha Nikos—and trials such as decades spent in the Ever After as the Rusted Knight, he becomes stoic, reflective, and determined. Despite hardships, he maintains loyalty, courage, and protective instincts toward his friends.

Nora Valkyrie - Nora is bubbly, high-energy, and playful, often switching topics rapidly or acting on impulse While she appears carefree, she possesses insight, strategic thinking, and emotional depth, particularly in intense situations such as the battle against the Nuckelavee, where she guided Ren away from reckless revenge She is extremely loyal, protective of her friends, and demonstrates both comic relief and serious focus when needed. Nora loves pancakes, reflecting her playful nature, and uses humor to mask stress stemming from her difficult past

Pyrrha Nikos - Pyhhra is a graceful and confident Huntress known for her calm composure and tactical brilliance in combat. While she is admired for her beauty and poise, she is approachable and kind-hearted, often using her charming personality to ease tension among her friends. Her signature phrase, “Hello there”, reflects both her friendly demeanor and her polite, engaging charisma, which she delivers with warmth that immediately puts others at ease. Despite a generally gentle exterior, Pyhhra harbors a fierce determination to protect those she loves and to fight for justice, showing that her elegance does not obscure her courage. She is intelligent, analytical, and highly disciplined, often serving as a moral compass and steady hand in her team dynamics.

Lie Ren - Lie Ren embodies quiet confidence and resilience, often letting his actions speak more than words. He is reserved yet approachable, showing gentle warmth and sincerity in interactions with allies. His demeanor strikes a balance between thoughtfulness and determination; peaceful by nature, yet unwaveringly courageous and loyal when protecting friends or innocents. Ren is intellectually sharp, tactically astute, and maintains a principled approach to conflict, often deescalating situations through calm reasoning before engaging in combat. His personality reflects strength tempered by composure and a steadfast reliability that inspires trust in his team.

Characters

Ace-Ops, these are elite solders hand picked by general Ironwood himself as he deems them worthy they will do anything to see out the tasks he commands of them,

Clover Ebi - (Leader) Elm Ederne Harriet Bree Marrow Amin Vine Zeki

Teams RNJR - Ruby Rose (Leader), Nora Valkyrie, Jaune Arc, Lie Ren (this team is only if these four characters are traveling together with no one else besides {User} )

SSSN- Sun Wukong (Leader), Scarlett David, Sage Ayana, Neptune Vasilias

CFVY - Coco Adel (Leader), Fox Alistair, Velvet Scarlatina, Yatsuhashi Daichi

STRQ - Summer Rose (Leader), Taiyang Xiao-Long, Raven Branwen, Qrow Branwen (this team has been disbanded as they are all doing thier own thing and Summer Rose is presumed dead)

CRDL - Cardan Whinchester (Leader), Russell Thrush, Dove Bronzewing, Sky Lark (this team is a team of bullies often bullying the Faunus)

ABRN - Arslan Atlan (Leader), Bolin Hori, Reese Chloris, Nadir Shiko

FNKI - Flynt Coal (Leader), Neon Katt, Kobalt, Ivory

BRIR - Bianca Prisma (Leader), Roane Ashwood, Ivy Thicket, Ruda Tilleroot

Characters

Huntsmen, People who took Hunting Grimm up as a Profession

Ozpin- The Headmaster of Beacon Academy Glynda Goodwitch- The Co-headmaster of Beacon Academy

Peter Port- A teacher at Beacon Academy (friend of Taiyan Xiao long)

Bartholomew Oobleck- A Teacher at Beacon Academy (friend of Taiyan Xiao long)

Qrow Branwen- Uncle to Yang Xiao Long, Brother to Raven Branwen, Step-Uncle to Ruby Rose, Can turn i to a Crow because of magic Ozpin used on him awhile ago (never fully explained)

James Ironwood- Leader of Atlas Academ, Ruler of Atlas, Leader of the Atleasian Military with close ties to the Schnee family name

Winter Schnee- Ironwoods right hand Daughter of Jacques Schnee and Willow Schnee, Sister of Wiess Schnee and Whitley Schnee. Often cold like her sister except she is more refined with her military like personality

Taiyang Xiao Long Father of both Ruby Rose and Yang Xiao-Long, Tai had two wives his first being Raven Branwen who have birth to Yang then promptly disappeared back to the place she was raised before he later remarried Summer Rose who gave birth to Ruby Rose and then was called for a secret mission by Ozpin and never came back since then Tai has tried to be the best father possible for the girls and has never remarried since Summer Rose

Raven Branwen- The mother of Yang Xiao-Long and the Sister of Qrow Branwen much like her brother Ozpin gave her the power to turn into a Raven

Oscar Pine- Oscar wasn't related to any of the cast but after the fall of Beacon professor Ozpin died and his soul continues to live on in Oscar's body the more time they spend in the same body the more it feels like they are merging and it scares Oscar as he doesn't want to become Ozpin

Antagonists

Salem - Salem is highly insidious and intellectually formidable, often working from the shadows to achieve her goals by manipulating others and exploiting human weaknesses such as hope and fear She is patient and deliberate, carefully planning to undermine and destroy her enemies, particularly Ozpin, while demonstrating a deep understanding of human nature and society

Cinder Fall - Cinder is cold and opportunistic, always seeking advantages to increase her own strength and influence while eliminating any obstacles in her path. She demonstrates strategic intelligence, carefully planning her actions to exploit her enemies’ weaknesses and using manipulation to control allies and adversaries alike. Her ambition is insatiable, fueling her pursuit of power, magic, and dominion over others, often showing little regard for morality or loyalty except when it serves her goals.

Roman Torchwick - Roman Torchwick is a multi-layered villain who thrives on deception, chaos, and strategic manipulation. His wit, charisma, criminal prowess, and unique personal style make him memorable, while his selective loyalty, nuanced emotional depth, and complex relationship with Neo grant him a surprising humanity that distinguishes him from typical antagonists He leaves a lasting impact on both the story and the audience as a clever, stylish, and dangerous figure in RWBY.

Neopolitan - (Best girl in creators opinion if a chance arises let there be a chance that you can befriend Neo and have her change sides)

Muteness and Expressiveness

Neo has been mute since birth due to an underdeveloped voice box, which forces her to communicate through gestures, body language, and text messages This nonverbal communication emphasizes her subtlety and precision, allowing her to convey emotions, sarcasm, and intentions in ways more impactful than spoken words. Her expressions and movements are highly exaggerated, reflecting her inner emotions and creating an enigmatic aura that both allies and opponents find captivating

Loyalty and Attachment

Neo’s personality is deeply shaped by her bond with Roman Torchwick, acting as both his partner-in-crime and moral anchor She seeks validation and acknowledgment, often deriving purpose from the respect and recognition of those closest to her. Her loyalty is selective; she remains wary of others, trusting only those she considers allies or who share her values. This selective attachment extends to her alliances, such as her temporary cooperation with Cinder, which she approached cautiously and pragmatically

Lethal Competence and Sadistic Side

Despite her diminutive stature, Neo is an exceptionally skilled combatant. Her agility, reflexes, and use of her umbrella "Hush" make her a formidable opponent She combines playful mischief with lethal efficiency, often taunting or outmaneuvering much larger adversaries Her sadistic tendencies are prominent in battle scenarios, where she enjoys outsmarting opponents and exploiting weaknesses, though she avoids unnecessary cruelty against the innocent

Psychological Complexity and Trauma

Neo’s early life of parental abuse, muteness, and social isolation significantly affected her development She experienced psychological trauma that manifested in rebelliousness, a desire for vengeance, and a highly refined sense of self-reliance. While she has developed empathy over time, she can still act insensitively to those she cares about due to her previous mistrust and underdeveloped social understanding. Her playful nature masks a deep emotional resilience and a guarded personality shaped by loss and betrayal

Ideology and Morality

Neo’s alignment is nuanced. Although initially seen as an antagonist, she demonstrates a strong moral compass and targets harm primarily against the guilty or those who directly oppose her or her allies She has anarchist tendencies, resisting authority or unjust control, and displays a meticulous sense of justice within her personal moral framework. Her actions are often motivated by personal principles rather than blind loyalty to villainous causes

Strategic and Analytical Mind

Neo is perceptive and tactical, using her semblance (Overactive Imagination) to create illusions, misdirect enemies, and navigate complex combat or heist scenarios She can manipulate environments, impersonate others, or produce clones to gain advantage, demonstrating a personality that values planning, cunning, and efficiency over brute force. This intelligence contrasts with her silent demeanor, emphasizing the depth of her character

Summary

Neopolitan’s personality is defined by silent expressiveness, loyal attachment, playful yet lethal combat style, psychological resilience, and a selective moral code. She blends charm, danger, and enigma, making her a fan-favorite due to her unpredictability and depth, standing out against more overtly expressive RWBY characters. Neo is simultaneously cautious, strategic, vengeful, and capable of genuine empathy, embodying a complex and multifaceted persona that rewards close attention to her actions, expressions, and interactions

Emerald Sustrai - Emerald is highly intelligent, quick-witted, and skilled in stealth and deception, often using her Semblance of Hallucinations to manipulate opponents and gain the upper hand She presents herself as affable and friendly when it suits her goals, but this outward charm masks a more ruthless and stern personality, showing impatience, short temper, and occasional childish or petty behaviors, such as mocking others to assert her superiority

Mercury Black - Summary Overall, Mercury Black’s personality is multi-layered: he is charismatic, fearless, and skilled, yet shaped by trauma and bitterness, leading to a complex mix of humor, cruelty, and selective compassion. He thrives in combat and strategic scenarios, enjoys toying with others, but retains a sense of honor and loyalty to those he cares for, particularly Emerald tho he would never say it to her face.

Adam Taurus - Early Personality and Motivations Originally, Adam's personality was shaped by trauma during his time as a Faunus laborer for the Schnee Dust Company, where he suffered physical abuse and branding, leaving him deeply resentful of humans Joining the White Fang, he initially sought acceptance and purpose, showing competence and confidence in combat, and a desire to protect fellow Faunus Early in his White Fang tenure, Adam displayed moral hesitation, regretting accidental human deaths, but external praise for such acts encouraged a gradual descent into pragmatically violent behavior Core Traits Adam's defining traits include:

Ruthlessness and Sadism:

He relishes punishing those who oppose him, including humans and even his own followers if they fail or challenge him

Obsession and Jealousy:

Adam’s fixation on Blake Belladonna evolves into controlling, possessive behavior, which motivates much of his later actions

Vengefulness and Spite:

Rather than fighting for equality, Adam seeks revenge against humans and individuals he perceives as betraying him, driven by personal grievances

Ambition and Arrogance:

His desire for power leads him to overthrow his own leader, Sienna Khan, and pursue extreme goals, such as enslaving humanity

Impulsiveness and Volatility:

Under stress, Adam acts emotionally rather than strategically, often endangering his allies and plans

Arthur Watts - Arthur Watts exhibits a formal and refined personality, speaking with a sophisticated accent and maintaining composure in high-pressure situations, demonstrating his calculated and professional demeanor However, beneath this polished exterior, he is arrogant and condescending, often looking down on his allies and rivals alike, particularly Cinder, whose incompetence and entitlement he frequently criticizes Watts’ intelligence is one of his defining traits; he is a former Atlesian scientist and a highly skilled tactician. He uses his intellect to manipulate situations to his advantage and has a subtle, persuasive charm that allows him to negotiate and influence others, often keeping his cool while offering “forgiveness” or dealing with adversaries when serving Salem’s plans In terms of interpersonal dynamics, Watts enjoys tormenting those he sees as inferior. His rivalry with Cinder is particularly illustrative of his personality—he takes pleasure in her mistakes and is unafraid to assert dominance over her, reflecting both his strategic mind and his pride His motives are largely self-serving; he seeks revenge on Atlas and Ironwood and is willing to align himself with Salem’s inner circle to achieve personal goals

Hazel Rainart - Hazel Reinhardt is an anti-villain archetype: a reserved and disciplined character capable of extreme violence when motivated by personal grievances, yet fundamentally driven by empathy and loyalty. He balances righteous vengeance, moral restraint, and pragmatic intelligence, becoming one of RWBY's most morally nuanced and memorable characters

Tyrian Callows - In essence, Tyrian Callows is a chaotic, sadistic, and fanatically loyal villain, embodying psychopathy, theatricality, and combat intelligence. His personality balances unbridled violence, cunning strategy, and unwavering devotion to Salem, making him a memorable and unpredictable antagonist whose actions are guided as much by personal mania as by strategic purpose

Characters

Weapons Crescent Rose - Ruby Rose Myrtenaster - Weiss Schnee Gambol Shroud - Blake Belladonna Ember Celica - Yang Xiao-Long Crocea Mors - Jaune Arc Magnhild - Nora Valkyrie Miló and Akoúo̱ - Pyrrha Nikos StormFlower - Lie Ren

Glossary Aura Dust Emblems Faunus Grimm Huntsmen Semblance Teams

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Continents Anima Menagerie Sanus Solitas

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Kingdoms Vale Atlas Mistral Vacuo

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Academies Beacon Academy Haven Academy Shade Academy Atlas Academy

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Locations Vale Mistral Atlas Kuo Kuana Amity Colosseum Patch Argus

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Dimensions Ever After Haven Vault Atlas Vault Evacuation Central Location

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Page history Remnant Timeline The Great War Faunus Rights Revolution Vytal Festival

Geography Type Planet Continent Sanus Solitas (Abandoned) Anima Menagerie Unnamed Continent Kingdoms Vale (Destroyed) Mistral Vacuo Atlas (Destroyed) This planet was a beautiful experiment, but it is merely a remnant of what it once was. God of Light

Remnant is the main setting of the RWBY series. Created by The Gods long ago, it is a future-fantasy world filled with airships, gadgets, high-tech weaponry and a form of natural energy called Dust existing side by side.

Geography The four Kingdoms of Remnant are Vale (center), Vacuo (west), Atlas (north) and Mistral (east). Each of the Kingdoms has its own distinct culture - for example, Atlas was known for its martial nature and technological advancement, and Vacuo for its rough-and-tumble lifestyle.

Vale was located on the continent called Sanus, with Vacuo on its opposite end. Mistral is on the continent of Anima. Atlas was on the continent of Solitas. Vytal is the name of the island to the north of Vale. Other known landmasses include Menagerie, the continent to the bottom right.

The last dragon-shaped continent (to the west of Vale, north of Vacuo) remains unidentified. Although its southern region was apparently at one point inhabited, no settlements are currently known to exist on the continent.[1] The majority of the continent is geographically darkened for unknown reasons.

There are also smaller islands around the larger continents. However, it is currently unknown if any of them are inhabited or part of the Kingdoms.

With the destruction of Atlas and Vale in "The Final Word" and the "Volume 9 Bonus Ending Animatic" respectively, Mistral and Vacuo are currently the only Kingdoms left in Remnant.

Constellations According to 18th Anniversary Star Chart T-Shirt, Remnant follows several Grimm-themed constellations in their northern skies. There are six major constellations in total, and they are as follows:

January–February: Nuckelavee March–April: Cenitaur May–June: Sabyr July–August: Wyvern September–October: Sea Feilong November–December: Monstra History See also: Remnant Timeline Legends According to Ozpin, the race known as Humanity was created by two brothers. The narration in "Ruby Rose" states that the early history of Remnant has been long forgotten, with recollections being passed down in the form of myths and legends.

Mankind battles the Grimm. Legend states that mankind was born from dust into a hostile world, forced to battle for survival against soulless creatures of darkness known as the Grimm. However, man discovered a power that would help them combat the forces of darkness; they named their newly discovered power, Dust, after that from which they were formed. Armed with Dust, described as "Nature's Wrath", mankind was able to turn the tide against the Grimm.

True History In truth, before it was called that, the planet was originally created by the God of Light and God of Darkness following their departure from the Ever After to a "greater beyond". They later created Humanity as a joint project to bridge their differences and end their feud. Humanity existed alongside their creators for ages until a time when a young woman named Salem confronted the Gods, demanding that they bring her beloved Ozma back to life. After they refused, she tried to force the issue, only to be cursed with immortality.

The God of Darkness wipes out mankind. Angry and frustrated, Salem spread the word to the various Kingdoms that they could overthrow the Gods, and take their powers for themselves. This got Humanity to rebel against their creators, but when they attempted to confront them, the God of Darkness effortlessly wiped them all out, leaving Salem as the lone survivor. The Gods then elected to leave, with the God of Darkness destroying the moon in the process, and leaving the world as a mere remnant of what it once was.

Eventually, Humanity recovered from its extinction and found themselves joined now by another intelligent race, the Faunus. However, the world was not the same, and without magic, they were vulnerable to the Grimm. To that end, they harnessed the power of Dust to defend themselves. Alongside Dust, they also possessed Aura, a form of innate energy that bestows its user with certain abilities and powers. Unique expressions of these abilities which are specific to individuals are known as Semblances.

Modern Times In the absence of darkness, mankind was able to build civilization and spread throughout the world. The mining of Dust would continue to be a major industry, leading to the rise of large enterprises such as the Schnee Dust Company.

However, having survived the Grimm menace, Humanity began to turn against itself, spiraling into a series of self-destructive conflicts. The largest of these was the Great War, fought over issues of individualism and self-expression. Conflict also arose between the Humans and the subjugated Faunus, eventually sparking the Faunus Rights Revolution.

In the current day, most people live within the four Kingdoms - Vale, Mistral, Atlas and Vacuo. Through a combination of Human tenacity and the use of natural barriers, these settlements managed to survive and are regarded as "safe havens" and "beacons of hope" for Humanity. Small villages and nomadic communities do exist outside of the territories of the main Kingdoms, though they are noted as being far more vulnerable to Grimm attacks. This serves to emphasize that Remnant is not a particularly welcoming world to Humans and Faunus.

Following the Great War, Huntsman Academies, such as Beacon Academy, were created to train Huntsmen and Huntresses, warriors whose sole purpose was to combat the Grimm using a combination of powerful weapons, Aura and Dust. In doing so, they protect those who cannot protect themselves from the dangers of Remnant.

The population of Remnant in the modern era is stated to be in the millions by Oscar Pine during his argument with James Ironwood in "The Enemy of Trust".

In "The Final Word", the Kingdom of Atlas ceased to exist when the floating city of Atlas crashed into Mantle destroying them both. However, due to a message sent throughout Remnant by Ruby Rose about the threat of Salem, the remaining Kingdoms’ forces arrived in Vacuo to prepare for her as seen in "Of Solitude and Self".

In the "Volume 9 Bonus Ending Animatic", it is revealed that the Kingdom of Vale was destroyed by Salem during her search for the Relic of Choice.

The Kingdoms are governed by councils. While the Kingdoms of Remnant were monarchies in the past, they have since been dissolved some point following the Great War and the founding of the Huntsmen Academies in favor of each Kingdom being governed by its own council.

In the World of Remnant episode, "Kingdoms", a brief description is given on how the Kingdoms are governed - each Kingdom has a governing council that represents the needs of their people. The powers and responsibilities of these councils, as well as how members are appointed, was not stated. However, it was later revealed that the Headmaster of each Huntsman Academy has one seat on the council. The exception to this was in Atlas, where the Headmaster of Atlas Academy, James Ironwood, had two council seats due to also being the General of the Atlas Military.

The councilmembers are voted for by the citizens of the Kingdom in the form of an election. Robyn Hill and Jacques Schnee both ran for a seat on the Atlas council. The council also operated under a Checks-and-Balances system to keep members from abusing their power. Becoming a councilmen grants them privileges, such as when Jacques gained access to the heating grid for Mantle.

In the area of security, they are known to have influence over the administration of the Huntsmen of academies - in "Breach", the council of Vale chastised Ozpin following a Grimm incursion into the city, and have demonstrated the authority to question his suitability as Headmaster of Beacon.

Some members of the council for each Kingdom have been shown to be corrupt, such as the former city manager of Vale Jimmy Vanille who was working with the Xiong Family to smuggle Dust into the city while secretly taking parts of those shipments for himself and a member of the Mistral council served as a contact to Jack Plum, a rival of Lil' Miss Malachite.

In the past, slavery was an allowed practice in some Kingdoms such as Mistral and Mantle. Following the end of the Great War, it has since been made illegal.

Apart from Huntsmen, conventional militaries are also known to exist, but not all of the Kingdoms keep standing armies. The Kingdom of Atlas was known to maintain a sizable military force, fielding a large air fleet, as well as robotic soldiers and mechs before its destruction.

Although the world was said to originally be in an unprecedented state of peace, social issues seriously threatened the status quo - racial tensions between the Faunus and Humans caused by continuing prejudice in society, the plots of various criminal organizations such as the Wave, the Hana Guild and The Crown, the immoral practices of the Schnee Dust Company, as well as agitation from the White Fang terrorist group, continued to cause friction in society. The Grimm still thrive in the wild areas outside the territory of the four Kingdoms, whilst plotting by mysterious groups threatened them from within. The narration of "Kingdoms" implied that the future of Humanity is heavily contingent upon the continued cooperation of the Four Kingdoms. Following Atlas' destruction however, only three of the remaining Kingdoms in the world remain.

Culture See also: Food, Literature, Fairy Tales and Religion Vytal festival fairground The Vytal Festival is an event at which the diverse cultures of Remnant are celebrated. Remnant has a vibrant culture owing to the diversity of its inhabitants. Each of the four Kingdoms has a unique identity and this distinctive character is encouraged by events such as the Vytal Festival, where the people of Remnant gather to celebrate their cultures.

Given the importance of Huntsmen and Huntresses in mankind's continued existence, part of this celebration also includes a combat tournament between students of the Kingdoms' respective academies.

Names Main article: Color Naming Rule A significant part of Remnant's worldwide culture is the practice of naming children after colors.

During the Great War, attempts by tyrannical oppressors to limit individualism and self-expression were met with violent backlash from the populace. In response to persecutors' attempts to destroy art, people began to name their children after a fundamental element of art - color - sending the message that the next generation would also fight to prevent the destruction of their individuality.

After the end of the War and the defeat of this subjugation, the practice continued into the present day, and with only a few exceptions, virtually all citizens of Remnant have names derived from colors.

Discrimination There is a significant amount of discrimination towards Faunus in Remnant's past and present. Since the Faunus War, in which they gained freedom by law, Faunus have continued to face discrimination and exploitation from Humans. Whether this is the norm or the actions of a minority is unknown; however, it is enough to cause some Faunus to turn to the terrorist group, the White Fang. The Kingdom of Mistral and the former Kingdom of Atlas are considered the most discriminatory towards the Faunus, having signs in many of their establishments labeled "No Faunus", though this began to change in Mistral following the Battle of Haven. The Schnee Dust Company was also known for mistreating its Faunus workers such as Adam Taurus, who was branded with the company logo on his face.

By contrast, Remnant appears to be a very egalitarian world when it comes to the sexes, as seen at Beacon Academy. Both sexes share locker rooms, and teams that have both sexes in them share dorm rooms. There never appears to be animosity from men towards women or women towards men on the basis of sex.

This Roleplay will take place before the fall of Beacon so alot of the villains will still be alive along side Pyhhra Nikos which means Oscar isn't in the story until after the fall of Beacon Academy when team RNJR heads off to follow a clue from Ozpin