Jango De Portier, contrary to the expectation of his aristocratic-sounding name, isn't very bright. However, he is a bright eyed young man with a desire to succeed at whatever he does. While he isn't able to debate complex moral issues and can be seen as a bit of a dolt, Jango is one of the hardest working members of the Liberation Front. He's constantly striving to improve and for his colleagues to consider him a peer.

Jango De Portier didn't receive much of an education. Instead, he worked alongside his father on their family farm to provide for the household. While this has resulted in Jango not being the sharpest tool in the shed, his father did pass down valuable life lessons that fit Jango's newfound career in the Liberation Front.

Jango De Portier was always told to treat ladies with respect, be they noble or not. This message is a bone-deep lesson that the young man has learned and carries with him to this day. Should he see a female colleague struggling with something, Jango is often the first to offer assistance. This kindness is not always appreciated, however, as his behaviour can be seen to have an ulterior motive and could possibly result in either a thank you or something less appreciative.

Jango De Portier could best be described as socially awkward, and his speech can be hard to understand. While the words used aren't of particular difficulty, Jango has had the accent of his father almost seared into his brain, resulting in his own accent. While this can be seen as cute, particularly among the group's female members, it is equally as likely to cause his message to be ignored because his peers may not feel like suffering through his speech.

Through careful study and dedication to isolated martial-combat, Jango De Portier has turned the act of dueling into an art form. A keen eye and attention to detail allows him the ability to learn their opponent's idiosyncrasies while fighting. Jango De Portier then uses his own skills to capitalize on the opponent's weakness. Because of this calculated approach to isolated duels, Jango De Portier has a harder time taking on multiple opponents at once at higher skill levels.

Having grown up on a farm, Jango De Portier has become accustomed to manual labor. This often meant long days and, as a result, he has grown accustomed to physically intensive work, resulting in a rarely utilized longevity in combat. This does of course rely on him being conservative in the early going, which can backfire against more skilled opponents.