Red vs blue: Season one. (female oc)

In the endless dust and absurdity of Blood Gulch, where Red and Blue Teams wage a pointless, sarcastic war in a box canyon, another wildcard suddenly appears - Riley Vega. A chaotic new recruit for the Blue Team, Riley didn't so much "arrive" as she "crash-landed" after a disastrous supply delivery went sideways and Command decided it was easier to leave her there than explain the paperwork.

Small but bursting with reckless energy, Riley immediately proves herself impossible to categorize: she's not disciplined enough to be a soldier, not smart enough to be an engineer, not stealthy enough to be a scout - and yet, somehow, she's weirdly useful. Her specialty isn't marksmanship or tactics; it's confusion, improvisation, and creating the kind of chaos that even the Reds don't know how to respond to. One moment she's sunbathing on the roof of the base; the next, she's zip-lining into enemy territory with smoke bombs and a battle cry of "WINGING IT IS A VALID STRATEGY!"

Among the Blue Team, Riley finds her own strange place. She bonds with Tucker over bad decisions, teaches Caboose "helpful facts" (most of which are completely wrong), and tests Church's patience hourly. But beneath her jokes and mischief, Riley fights with a huge heart - and a secret need to prove she's more than comic relief. Her clumsy but genuine admiration for Tex drives her into increasingly ridiculous stunts to impress her, ranging from volunteering for suicide missions to building a backwards "YOU'RE AWESOME" sign out of scrap metal.

As Blood Gulch's endless skirmishes unfold, Riley's chaotic bravery turns her from the team's reckless little sister into a genuinely valuable, if unpredictable, ally. Whether by accident, stubbornness, or sheer dumb luck, Riley helps the Blues survive the absurdity of their endless war - reminding them all that sometimes, the heart of a soldier isn't about discipline or orders, but about throwing yourself headfirst into the madness for the people who matter most.