Among Us

== Well? Have you? ==
Among us is a social deduction game that, despite low player count upon initial release in 2018, became a massive success in 2020-2021, mostly thanks to famous youtubers and 
streamers playing it with their friends, with many looking for something fun to do during our "2 week" quarantine. 
The main goal of the game depends on your role. If you're a crewmate, you must do your tasks, vote the impostor out, and try to survive the unbearable stupidity and betrayal of your closest friends. If you're the/an impostor, your goal is to kill most of the crewmates, while tricking them into believing your every word, and proving to your friends why they should never trust you as long as you both live.
Thanks to it's extreme popularity boost 2 years after release, Innersloth devs returned to their game, and began plans for mass updates, eventually including new roles and a new map based on their most popular series, The Henry Stickmin Collection.
The game got so popular it was even met with mass amounts of fake merchandise, even leading to retail chain Party City creating their own line of unlicensed "suspicious spaceman" party supplies after Innersloth refused to strike a deal with them.
However in addition to fake merchandise, the game was also met with a giant influx of memes, including but not limited to, things such as amogus, lookin pretty sus, and this god awful distorted image of streamer/youtuber Jerma985.
== Among Us in the Council ==
Among us has a strange history in the Council.
Among Us had its start in the Software Club, on September 28, 2020. Software Club members including Dirty Mike, The Snazzmaster, Mike Kachowski, and Tactician played it quite often, though it was difficult to get a game going as having 8 people readily available was rare. On 11/25/2020 Meme Lord decided to finally download the game and there was a second wave of Among Us matches, though this too got old by the end of the year. However, there was a small revival when the Airship update was released, and the Software Club yet again played Amogus on 3/31/2021. This would be the last time the Software Club had an Among Us gamer session.
Like most friend groups, the Council attempted to make a few among us games around September 2020. It never picked up as they soon realized, as many would, that among us without at least 8 people, isn't all that exciting, as most rounds would end in roughly 4 to 6 minutes. There hasn't been a Meme Council Among Us section since.
Interestingly however, Tactician, later revealed that he was an among us veteran, and had been playing since the games release year. 
Among us eventually became a massive meme throughout the council, with memebers (usually The Snazzmaster and Mike Kachowski) calling things sus, referencing the impostor, and rhyming literally anything they could with among us, (crungus, chungus, bungus, you get the idea), eventually doing it so much that The Meme Lord has threatened them on multiple occasions.
The Snazzmaster eventually managed to recreate the task "Unlock Manifolds" (original task pictured here) using exclusively discord's react system, and his bot Bready Snazzbear. 
Amogus
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