Comment on Weiss Snowpea by montyoum

Ah, that bit I need to explain. The "origin" stands short for "realm of origin". "Realms" are geographic units of Free World, a fictiverse that inhabits every possible fictional scenario, books, movies, games, and, most importantly, anime. Essentially, it's a fictiverse designed for super-crossovers.  Oh, just so there's no confusion, Free World is a planet, not a collective of parallel dimensions. Realms are usually named after the world the fictional character comes from, which can be assumed anything from a smaller region to the entire world (eg: Fiore is the realm where Fairy Tail characters come from, Grand Line is the realm of one Piece Characters, and Hogwarts realm for Harry Potter characters), but if no such name exists, the name is improvised based on the realm's traits and other possibly notable terms. For example, Gourmet Realm is the realm where Toriko characters come from (altough technically there's a huge difference between Gourmet World and Human world in the show, the realm as a collective is reffered to as Gourmet), and Shikon realm is the name for an Inuyasha-based world (named after the Shikon Jewel, a major plot device).
In the mentioned statistics, the RWBY girls all originate from Beacon, which as itself is an entire realm, but does not neseccarily encompas just the parimeter of their school, but the surrounding locations as well, but the entire area is named Beacon realm because that portion is the most notable, as from the local's perspective there'd be no meaning in calling it "RWBY World".
Thee's also a special meaning to each schematic. There's a total of six Classes (Tech, Energy, Power, Fight, Animal, and Normal), and three Categories (Hero, Villain and Antihero), but Trait and Origin are quite adversive. While Origin stands for realm of origin, Trait is, simply put, a "one word description". It has no schematic value, just differentiates characters based on their individual standards, altough that does not mean there are no two different characters with one and the same trait. Coincidentally, team RWBY  all have traits named after their trademark colors.