Vic behaves like an annoying, ineffective technical support guy, constantly calling people "dude" and often offering obtuse and unhelpful advice and biting insults. Red VS. Blue lives on today as one of the greatest and most original ideas for video game TV series of all time. In Episode 91, Tucker is heard to call him Junior, and in Episode 94, Junior mimics Tucker's catch phrase by saying "blarg chicka honk honk". Project Freelancer, from left to right: The Counselor, Four Seven Niner, Maine, North, South, Carolina, York, Wash, C.T., Wyoming, Florida, the Director and Tex. He acts violent, wanting to shoot Epsilon on sight rather allowing him to speak. Sarge is somewhat bloodthirsty, and the only Blood Gulch soldier on either team to actually be serious about war. York is an infiltration specialist who seems to have become unemployed since the program closed down. The weapon also leads Tucker to be attacked by an Alien and impregnated with a parasitic embryo, which later becomes his hybrid son Junior. Blood Gulch Blue Team Members Edit. As his name suggests, he is the last to arrive at any train of thought's destination. The Alien has a habit of staying crouched, and its language appears to consist entirely of "blarg" and "honk". It is mentioned that he has a military background and briefly joined the ODSTs. Andy did explode, but while the blast did not destroy him, it caused major damage to the ship. In Chapter 16 of Reconstruction, Washington tells Church that he is the Alpha AI from which the other Freelancer Program AIs originated, stating "There is no such thing as ghosts." North Dakota, referred to as North, is South's twin brother, enlisting in the Freelancer Program at the same time. As Junior "grew", he was moved closer. The Girl on the Red Team When he orders Andy to blow up he pelican that Tex, Junior and Omega were in. Lieutenant Drag (James Willems) was the "cynical asshat" of the red squad known as FH57. Caboose's mental images are a small group of characters based on the main characters however they all have different personality than their real-world counterparts and behaved depending on how Caboose sees them in reality. Look, I'm gonna move left, you g- (Maine rushes out and is promptly shot) ...or you just run out and do whatever you want and then get killed. He first appears in Reconstruction as a mysterious character, who is hunting down Freelancers, killing them, and taking their equipment and AIs. The Alien reveals in Episodes Template:Rvbep and Template:Rvbep that he was on a quest to retrieve the sword that Tucker had discovered so that he could save his race from extinction. She's much more impulsive in her actions, though, ignoring half of his advice, charging into most situations without thinking too far ahead, and much more eager to get her hands dirty. Sarge wields a shotgun, which he uses as a cudgel more often than actually shooting it, and speaks with a Southern US (vaguely Texan) accent. Church recounts how Mickey died, literally screaming "Bloody murder!" Created by Project Freelancer, the AI's are programs that are partnered with the Freelancers for improved performance (similar to Cortana in the original Halo). Despite activating the armor enhancement in Project Freelancer facilities under a supervised environment, the shield only materialized around his head, quickly forcing him to pass out. as he is the only person she lets call her Connie. In Episode 73 it is revealed that O'Malley, Doc and Lopez had been hiding in a secret lair. This really bites him in the ass later on. He watches C.T. Washington is ordered by command to kill South, but instead keeps her with him, as he believes the Freelancers are being hunted and he could use help. The Rooster Teeth Wiki is a FANDOM Games Community. He even manages to trick Carolina into getting two AIs. Sarge has a passionate disgust for Grif, demonstrated by his repeated willingness to sacrifice Grif during combat missions as well as creating numerous contingency plans that all consist of killing Grif outright. O'Malley does so, so Andy detonates, seemingly killing everyone on board. However, Grif doesn't believe this, claiming she's. He is implied to be the first one attacked by a crazed Maine, however he manages to evade death and the removal of his AI. Junior seems to have inherited his "mother's" catchphrase, and serves to awaken some glimmers of a (dysfunctional) paternal instinct in Tucker, as well as a strong desire in Church to euthanize the "abomination." The soldiers, mostly called Freelancers, are highly trained elite special ops soldiers for Project Freelancer, and are sent on the most dangerous missions. He then sounds an alarm and tells the Insurrectionists to battle the Freelancers. I wouldn't really use the word "replace"... but there's no word for "take over for you and make everything better immediately. It was then revealed that the bomb could talk and was named Andy. It turns out that HE was the CEO of Charon industries, sponsored the Insurrection faction, and was employing space pirates to play both sides of a civil war on Chorus. After finally meeting the Director, she found that he was just a tired old man, and decides to let him go. Conversely, the Alien has a strong odor to the Blues, who describe the smell with a series of unpleasant analogies. He claims to have been built by Aliens, but knows nothing about his creators, only about the Shisno, a pejorative of humans described as the equivalent of the feces of the foulest-smelling animal on the planet. South's first appearance is in Part 2 of the mini-series Recovery One, where she is found by Washington alongside her deceased brother. While C.T. In Season 11, Wash assumes command of Blue Team as they try living stranded following a shipwreck. Vic Jr. originally appears at the end of Template:Rvbep, when Church accidentally contacts him via radio, and he claims to be a descendant of the original Vic. His unusual behavior frequently earns him scorn and disrespect from the other characters. When he points his gun at Carolina's head to kill her, York breaks, sending him and Carolina onto a truck. Lopez's robot army is a group built by Lopez's head and programmed to do O'Malley's bidding. He is also shown to have difficulties using his armor enhancements due to the loss of his AIs. Literally every character on the list could take the number 1 spot. In Reconstruction, The Meta seeks to possess the AIs and armor upgrades of all other Freelancers, and he eventually collected seven. He is the first character to be killed by The Meta in the Halo 3 Engine. However, Doc returns in Season 11, along with Donut and Lopez. When York accidentally triggers an alarm, the Demo Man sends a squad to kill the Freelancers. The Shisno Paradox reveals the injury resulted in Wash suffering from cerebral hypoxia, giving him bouts of frustration and short-term memory loss, as well as being unable to recall the events of Season 15. The Girl on the Red Team (Donut) is a teenage girl who mistakenly thinks that her rifle is a purse and having a crush on Caboose. He's somewhat juvenile in personality, offering lame pick-up lines to any females he isn't terrified of. Once Tex was killed, O'Malley briefly possessed Caboose (and may have contributed towards his drop in intelligence), then seized the medic Frank DuFresne (see below) up until the finale. Upon realizing she had no such limits, Frasier was cast as Sister and the role was re-written as a far more promiscuous character to fit with the lines she had read in the audition.[7]. One subroutine becomes Sheila the tank. Later, Sarge assigns Dos.0 and Lopez to repair the Cyclops robot (voiced by Katie Newville) that the Reds found on the crashed ship knowing that if they activate the robot it will kill everyone calling Sarge insane. She is the source of the distress signal that the Reds hear in Season 3. In Revelation, memory flashes of Epsilon-Church eventually lead him to a Freelancer facility, where he brings Tex back to life and transfers himself into a new human-like robot body, whose armor is the same color as the old Church's. Andy's fate is expanded upon somewhat in the Chapter 5 of Reconstruction. Eventually, Maine throws the blade of the Brute Shot to slice his arm off, then shoots at his feet to knock him into the water. He is portrayed as a Spartan with solid-red armor, and voiced by Matt Hullum. Frustrated, the Reds and Blues time travel to prevent Wash from being shot in the first place, causing a temporal paradox that breaks reality. Sigma, seeing an opportunity to get two AI in one target, builds on the lie. While they are fighting, the Demo Man manages to get back on the turret and heavily injure North, before Carolina sends him, along with other soldiers, into the water below. Sarge: "You do know how to land this thing, right?" Grif and Simmons push the Warthog over a nearby cliff. According to the video, fans speculated upon an outside modification being used, but in reality the crew simply used forced perspective. Such includes comments about attempting Aspirin overdose, having the ability to ejaculate, having seven abortions, and giving the idea of raiding the supplies for morphine. He also shows a lack of concern for the safety of his soldiers, often caring more about the experimental equipment they are using rather than their lives. However, he quickly recovers, pulls the tomahawk from his shoulder and throws it at the Insurrectionist Turret Soldiers pinning down the Freelancers. In the original series, he killed Alpha-Church with the Blue Team's tank, Sheila. Upon confrontation, he surrenders and requests Carolina to leave her pistol before proceeding to shut down the facility. In Reconstruction it is revealed that he was promoted to the rank of Sergeant, but is later demoted to the fictitious rank of "Minor Junior Private Negative First Class" because of a deal between Sarge and Agent Washington. He is very unwilling to tell Sarge, Grif, and Caboose anything about what he's doing in the desert, leading them to get suspicious, and rightfully so. At the very end of Reconstruction, in Red vs Blue's greatest Wham! Tucker slowly becomes accustomed to this role, even snapping back at Church when he refers to it in a flippant manner. As like in Halo canon, smart AIs are based on an actual person, Church was based on the director of Project Freelancer, the original Dr. Leonard Church. Throughout the series, Sheila is a major asset for Blue Team...when she isn't feeling moody and oppositional or running off with Lopez to form an all-robot faction. She gets better though, and even comes to see them as her new family. Blue Team's actual leader, who died before the series began, leaving Church in charge (and Tucker in his armor). Towards the program's end, Theta was assigned to North while North's twin-sister South was given no AI, to see how the three would react. C.T. Sarge's right-hand man and suck-up extraordinaire, though an incident involving Sarge being incorrectly declared dead showed how quickly this loyalty evaporates once an opportunity for promotion arises. After The Blood Gulch Chronicles, he was transferred to a desert with Tucker, but after a mysterious attack on their base he makes his way back to Valhalla to tell the Reds to help them, almost dying of dehydration in the process. He later accompanies Tex to another Freelancer base, where, to his surprise, Tex shoots him, so as to activate his recovery beacon, drawing Washington and The Meta to them. The name O'Malley originates from a portmanteau of Omega and Tex's real name, Allison (Om'Alli). In Reconstruction, the ship that crash landed in Outpost 17-B is confirmed to be the same that housed Gary in the finale of the Blood Gulch Chronicles. He has a mostly begrudging kinship with his teammates, and is slow to assist them.

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