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To give you context, these lads and lasses will be appearing in Metroid Blood-Star. They're a bunch of misfits with extraordinary capabilities that were brought together. Here's a list of everyone I've named and characterized so far.

The Major Elite AKA Troop-6672 (Yep, that's his actual birthname): A skilled fighter with capabilities beyond the average Sangheili. Despite this, he's fascinated with the mythologies of other races at heart, mythological creatures in particular. He can also be a bit awkward at times despite him having the highest ranking amongst the group. He shows respect to all species regardless of what side they're on (He even shows the Brutes respect).

The Minor Elites AKA The Lapis Twins (Emerald and Sapphire): The first female Sangheili to serve as soldiers for the Covenant. Though to be brutally honest, they snuck into the military's ranks and by the time everyone found out they were girls, the twins had an amazing track record so they were allowed to stay. They're inseparable no matter what. Literally. They will refuse orders to be sent to different quadrants even if those orders come from the Prophets. This refusal to separate is likely because the only family they have left is each other. While Emerald is easily Ultra material, she prefers to remain in her Minor armor to match her sister, who's still a Minor for not being much of a fighter. Their matching blue armor, combined with their gem-themed names, is what led them to be known as The Lapis Twins. The most baffling thing about the twins is their unique ability. If one twin dies, she can regenerate even from disintegration, as long as the other twin is still alive. This connection has a drawback though, they share each others pain.

The Minor Elite on the right AKA Emerald: Sassy, prideful, and at times close-minded, at the end of the day, nothing's as important to Emerald as her sister. She's a fighter to the end. She has a temper, but she does her best to keep her cool during missions and in the presence of Prophets. Even so, she often intimidates troops who outrank her (They're embarrassed at first, but eventually come to realize that it's completely fine that Emerald scares them even though she's ranked lower than them).

The Minor Elite on the left AKA Sapphire: While Sapphire is on par with Emerald in terms of fighting skill, she'd much rather write their adventures down in her holo-log. She focuses on intellect rather than physical strength in battle, finding her opponents weakness and taking advantage of it. She's also a very brilliant psychiatrist. Curious, brilliant, and attentive, Sapphire can make a good friend.

The Major Avian Jackal AKA Razorbeak: Despite him being snarky, he cares about his team. He also teases Troop-6672 a lot by calling him a HUGE DORK (To be fair, 6672 IS kind of a dork). With his quick thinking, abnormally increased speed, reflexes, and reaction time, his method of fighting is tiring his opponents before finishing them off.

The Yellow Sniper Strom Jackal AKA Snap-Jaw: Not someone with the best aim, but Snap-Jaw has sharp eyes. He got his name for his unusually strong biteforce. He prefers to act as a look-out rather than a full on sniper. When he takes his helmet off, you know he's getting serious because that's when he starts using his jaws in battle.

The Giant Purple Hunter AKA Titan: Titan is actually the result of what should have been two bond brothers forming together into one colossal individual that could tower over a Mantis Class Mech. Not only is he incredibly strong, but the enormous colony meant that he was highly intelligent.

The Black Grunt AKA Shade: Shade is one of the stealthiest individuals among The Covenant. This is thanks in part to his advanced training and active camouflage. He's also able to create black smoke to essentially let him disappear. Shade is one of the more intelligent grunts and actually acts serious a lot.

The Yellow Grunt AKA Sticky: She was born with a genetic abnormality that gives her adhesive abilities. She's just as cheery (and silly) as many other Grunts on the battlefield.

Description
To give you context, these lads and lasses will be appearing in Metroid Blood-Star. They're a bunch of misfits with extraordinary capabilities that were brought together. Here's a list of everyone I've named and characterized so far.

The Major Elite AKA Troop-6672 (Yep, that's his actual birthname): A skilled fighter with capabilities beyond the average Sangheili. Despite this, he's fascinated with the mythologies of other races at heart, mythological creatures in particular. He can also be a bit awkward at times despite him having the highest ranking amongst the group. He shows respect to all species regardless of what side they're on (He even shows the Brutes respect).

The Minor Elites AKA The Lapis Twins (Emerald and Sapphire): The first female Sangheili to serve as soldiers for the Covenant. Though to be brutally honest, they snuck into the military's ranks and by the time everyone found out they were girls, the twins had an amazing track record so they were allowed to stay. They're inseparable no matter what. Literally. They will refuse orders to be sent to different quadrants even if those orders come from the Prophets. This refusal to separate is likely because the only family they have left is each other. While Emerald is easily Ultra material, she prefers to remain in her Minor armor to match her sister, who's still a Minor for not being much of a fighter. Their matching blue armor, combined with their gem-themed names, is what led them to be known as The Lapis Twins. The most baffling thing about the twins is their unique ability. If one twin dies, she can regenerate even from disintegration, as long as the other twin is still alive. This connection has a drawback though, they share each others pain.

The Minor Elite on the right AKA Emerald: Sassy, prideful, and at times close-minded, at the end of the day, nothing's as important to Emerald as her sister. She's a fighter to the end. She has a temper, but she does her best to keep her cool during missions and in the presence of Prophets. Even so, she often intimidates troops who outrank her (They're embarrassed at first, but eventually come to realize that it's completely fine that Emerald scares them even though she's ranked lower than them).

The Minor Elite on the left AKA Sapphire: While Sapphire is on par with Emerald in terms of fighting skill, she'd much rather write their adventures down in her holo-log. She focuses on intellect rather than physical strength in battle, finding her opponents weakness and taking advantage of it. She's also a very brilliant psychiatrist. Curious, brilliant, and attentive, Sapphire can make a good friend.

The Major Avian Jackal AKA Razorbeak: Despite him being snarky, he cares about his team. He also teases Troop-6672 a lot by calling him a HUGE DORK (To be fair, 6672 IS kind of a dork). With his quick thinking, abnormally increased speed, reflexes, and reaction time, his method of fighting is tiring his opponents before finishing them off.

The Yellow Sniper Strom Jackal AKA Snap-Jaw: Not someone with the best aim, but Snap-Jaw has sharp eyes. He got his name for his unusually strong biteforce. He prefers to act as a look-out rather than a full on sniper. When he takes his helmet off, you know he's getting serious because that's when he starts using his jaws in battle.

The Giant Purple Hunter AKA Titan: Titan is actually the result of what should have been two bond brothers forming together into one colossal individual that could tower over a Mantis Class Mech. Not only is he incredibly strong, but the enormous colony meant that he was highly intelligent.

The Black Grunt AKA Shade: Shade is one of the stealthiest individuals among The Covenant. This is thanks in part to his advanced training and active camouflage. He's also able to create black smoke to essentially let him disappear. Shade is one of the more intelligent grunts and actually acts serious a lot.

The Yellow Grunt AKA Sticky: She was born with a genetic abnormality that gives her adhesive abilities. She's just as cheery (and silly) as many other Grunts on the battlefield.