Editing Wave the Swallow (section)

===Jet the Hawk===
Wave views [[Jet the Hawk]] as an unreliable younger brother, but regardless, she does respect his role as a leader and follows his leadership.<ref name="wave bio"/>

Unlike Storm, Wave would not be bothered if she would call her leader, Jet, by his name. She is the creator of [[Type-J (Extreme Gear)|Type-J]] and always follows Jet's orders. She seemed annoyed when Jet told her that her speeches are boring. However, despite almost always listening to Jet, she says in ''[[Sonic Riders]]'', ''"Unless I take charge, nothing ever gets done here!"''. During the [[Sonic Free Riders|second]] World Grand Prix, she acts much more loyal towards Jet when she shows concern for his disapproval of [[Team Dark]], telling him that he should just ignore them. Also, in one cutscene, she slightly bows towards Jet, approving of his riding skills. Despite this attitude change, she lies to him in the game. In the Babylon Story, before Jet was about to race Sonic, he told Wave not to cheat by doing "something" to [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]]'s Extreme Gear. Wave told him that she did not do anything to his Gear, and Jet proceeded to race with Sonic. Suspiciously, Jet won, much to his concern, and found out that Wave ''had'', in fact, tampered with Sonic's Gear. Wave apologized and claimed herself guilty, while Sonic and Jet prepared for a rematch without Wave interfering.

Wave respects Jet enough as the leader of their group. Though Jet knows he can count on Wave to do a job well done, he does not appreciate her nagging over his wilder ideas. Wave only sees this as her being the voice of reason but Jet's impatience does not care much for this, even when he realizes that she is right, which prompts them to argue a lot. Despite this, Wave and Jet do care about each other enough to ride or fight together to the end.<ref name="StHAnnual2019s13" /><ref name="StH28" /> Notably, Wave would praises Jet for his prudent decisions to remain by their side against the [[Zombot]]s on the battlefield, but the latter quickly ruined the moment by unnecessarily exaggerating his accomplishment.<ref name="StH302" />