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Tlopps Blaseball Cards

Tlopps Blaseball Cards are collectible cards printed each season with the likeness of Blaseball players. Tlopps cards lack any sort of house style, with their production methods, image content, branding, statistic blocks and even medium differing on a per-card basis. Most packs of cards contain gum, which is not to be eaten under any circumstances. When a player is incinerated, it is customary for all Tlopps cards based on them to be burned as well. Some avid collectors refuse to do this, and are generally shunned by the rest of the Tlopps collecting community.
A gallery of known Tlopps Cards can be found here: Gallery of Tlopps Cards
== Tlopps Blaseball Card Company ==
Founded in 1880 in Tryptophobia, Oregon, the Tlopps company is the sole manufacturer and printer of all ILB (and, formerly, LLittle League Blaseball) cards in the United States of America. Tlopps cards lack any sort of house style, with their production methods, image content, branding, statistic blocks and even medium differing on a per-card basis. Company founder, Lena Tlopps, stated in the 1994 Tlopps Collector Almanac: "The distinctive, unique and highly collectible nature of the Tlopps cards is due to how they are made. In 1879, I bought my farm in the backwoods of Tryptophobia, and found a printing press stowed away in the loft of the barn. To my surprise it had in front of it mounds upon mounds of blaseball cards, all dated for the year 1880. What do you know, the next year the newspapers are all talking about the manifestation of star batter Jessica Telephone—they're all crying out for merchandise to celebrate her skills. We just had to pack the cards up and ship them across the country. We use the same press today, and it just keeps spitting out those cards. Even made a pretty penny or two by seeing whose memorial cards get printed in advance!"
== Current Packaging and Distribution Methods ==
Tlopps cards are currently packaged in Oregon City and distributed to major retailers around the country. Packs will include 0 to 145 cards of varying rarities, including the prized special edition "Printing Error" cards, which lucky buyers can return to Blaseball headquarters for the chance to not be incinerated for owning them. Packs will often include small prizes such as bubble gum, pencils, bubble gum, locks of human hair, bubble gum, bubble gum or sewing kits.
Over 40,000 Tlopps packs are sold monthly, making it the highest grossing splorts memorabilia brand in the United States, and second highest grossing worldwide, behind Planini Sloccer Stickers.
==Logo==
The Tlopps logo is made available for use for any Tlopps card enthusiasts and would-be card printers. This availability does not come at the authorization of the Tlopps Company, however as of the time of writing, the Tlopps Company is unaware of the internet and is unlikely to prevent its use or have any reaction besides, "Huh, I don't remember printing that card. Oh well."
Tlopps_black.svg|Hi-res Tlopps logo in black (.svg)
Tloppslogo.png|Hi-res Tlopps logo in white (.png)
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Category:Fan Art
Category:Tlopps cards
Tokyo Lift/Beta

The Tokyo Lift are a Blaseball team that competed in the Wild High division of the Wild League. 
The Lift joined the Wild High division following the Ascension of the Baltimore Crabs, and remained in the division for the entirety of Beta.
==Roster==
This is the roster as of the end of .
==Player History==
 For a list of all former players, see :Category:Former Tokyo Lift Players.
==Season Results==
For more detailed Season Results, check out the Tokyo Lift’s Season Results Hub.
==Short Circuits==
Versions of the Tokyo Lift found only in Short Circuits. These versions of the team had all new, temporary rosters and only existed for the duration of their circuit.
*For the Gamma 1 Team, see Tokyo Lift (Gamma 1).
*For the Gamma 2 Team, see Tokyo Lift (Gamma 2).
*For the Gamma 3 Team, see Tokyo Lift (Gamma 3).
*For the Gamma 4 Team, see Tokyo Lift (Gamma 4).
Category:Tokyo Lift
Tokyo Lift/Beta/Coffee Cup

The inaugural Coffee Cup was held during the Grand Siesta as an exhibition tournament. Players from existing ILB teams were assigned to exhibition teams based on their Coffee Style and their status on the idol board. Of the 15 players on the Tokyo Lift, 12 were assigned to Coffee Cup teams.
==Team Assignments==
Players were sorted into Coffee Cup teams based on their preferred Coffee Style, with the exception of those whose preferred style was Anything; these players were not sorted onto teams. Following this, the active roster of teams were determined by positions on the Idol Board: the 14 most idolized players per coffee style became the active roster, and the remainder became the team's shadows.
Player 	Coffee Style 	Team 	Position	Team Outcome
Stijn Strongbody 	Latte 	Atlético Latte 	 	Quarterfinalists
Nandy Slumps 	Latte 	Atlético Latte 	 	Quarterfinalists
Freemium Seraph 	Plenty of Sugar	Royal PoS 	 	Quarterfinalists
Gerund Pantheocide	Flat White 	FWXBC 	 	Runner-Up
Val Hitherto 	Flat White 	FWXBC 	 	Runner-Up
Grollis Zephyr 	Flat White 	FWXBC 	 	Runner-Up
Elwin McGhee 	Macchiato 	Macchiato City 	 	Quarterfinalists
Lotus Mango 	Decaf 	Club de Calf 	 	Semifinalists
Cudi Di Batterino 	Decaf 	Club de Calf 	 	Semifinalists
Lance Serotonin 	Light & Sweet 	Light & Sweet Electric Co.	 	Eliminated in Round 1
Wyatt Quitter 	Light & Sweet 	Light & Sweet Electric Co.	 	Eliminated in Round 1
Yusef Fenestrate 	Heavy Foam 	Heavy FC 	 	Quarterfinalists
Concrete Mandible 	Anything 	n/a 	n/a 	n/a
Ayanna Dumpington 	Anything 	n/a 	n/a 	n/a
Coolname Galvanic 	Anything 	n/a 	n/a 	n/a
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Coffee Cup
Tokyo Lift/Beta/Season 11

In , the Tokyo Lift played their first season of Internet League Blaseball. They joined the league following the Ascension of the Baltimore Crabs. The Lift were immediately joined by Wyatt Quitter when they left THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS and fell back to the Immaterial Plane.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup 	Rotation
*Yusef Fenestrate
*Elwin McGhee
*Stijn Strongbody
*Lance Serotonin
*Cudi Di Batterino
*Concrete Mandible
*Ayanna Dumpington
*Lotus Mango
*Freemium Seraph
*Wyatt Quitter	
*Gerund Pantheocide
*Val Hitherto
*Coolname Galvanic
*Grollis Zephyr
*Nandy Slumps
Shadows	Shadows
*Silvaire Semiquaver
*Engine Eberhardt
*Quack Hookrace
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Kit Honey
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Theodore Honeywell	
*Silvaire Semiquaver
*Engine Eberhardt
*Quack Hookrace
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Kit Honey
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Theodore Honeywell
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
====Parties====
Day	Player
74 	Nandy Slumps
74 	Yusef Fenestrate
74 	Elwin McGhee
76 	Cudi Di Batterino
79 	Yusef Fenestrate
81 	Grollis Zephyr
83 	Wyatt Quitter
87 	Lance Serotonin
90 	Lance Serotonin
92 	Gerund Pantheocide x2
97 	Lotus Mango
97 	Lance Serotonin
==Election Outcomes==
Due to , every team, including the Tokyo Lift, received a blessing. Due to Total Fairness, vote percentages may be inaccurate as teams were removed from the raffle upon winning a blessing.
* XI blessed the Tokyo Lift. 
** The Lift receive XI Strength
** The Lift had 64% of the Votes and were the highest bidders. 104,824 votes were cast.
==Season Record==
In their debut season, the Lift placed last in Wild High. last in Wild League, and last overall. They had a 38-61 record, but ended the season with only 28 wins. The Lift entered Party Time on Day 73, tying the record for the fastest entry into Party Time. The Lift received the Arcana XI Strength in the .
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Season 11
Tokyo Lift/Beta/Season 12

for the Tokyo Lift saw the team experience their first weather events, Sun 2 and Black Hole notwithstanding.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup 	Rotation
*Yusef Fenestrate
*Elwin McGhee
*Stijn Strongbody
*Lance Serotonin
*Cudi Di Batterino
*Concrete Mandible
*Ayanna Dumpington
*Lotus Mango
*Freemium Seraph
*Wyatt Quitter	
*Gerund Pantheocide
*Val Hitherto
*Coolname Galvanic
*Grollis Zephyr
*Nandy Slumps
Shadows	Shadows
*Silvaire Semiquaver
*Engine Eberhardt
*Quack Hookrace
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Kit Honey
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Theodore Honeywell	
*Silvaire Semiquaver
*Engine Eberhardt
*Quack Hookrace
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Kit Honey
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Theodore Honeywell
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
==== Peanut Allergies ====
Day	Player 	Event
6 	Cudi Di Batterino	Allergic reaction
====Shellings====
Day	Shelling Player	Team 	Shelled Player	Team
37 	Wyatt Quitter 	Tokyo Lift	Denzel Scott 	Houston Spies
====Blooddrain====
Day	Siphoning Player 	Team 	Stat 	Siphoned Player 	Team
11 	Richmond Harrison	Hades Tigers 	Defense 	Lotus Mango 	Tokyo Lift
52 	Isaac Johnson 	Chicago Firefighters	Defense 	Freemium Seraph 	Tokyo Lift
62 	Randy Dennis 	Miami Dale 	Baserunning	Elwin McGhee 	Tokyo Lift
62 	Randy Dennis 	Miami Dale 	Pitching 	Wyatt Quitter 	Tokyo Lift
81 	Knight Triumphant	San Francisco Lovers	Pitching 	Gerund Pantheocide	Tokyo Lift
====Parties====
Day	Player
85 	Gerund Pantheocide
88 	Nandy Slumps
96 	Nandy Slumps
98 	Elwin McGhee
99 	Lance Serotonin
==== Elsewhere ====
Day	Player 	Cause 	Return Day	Duration	Scattered name
94 	Elwin McGhee	Flooding	97 	3 days 	n/a
===Notable Games===
*On Day 37, Wyatt Quitter shelled Denzel Scott (Watch here on Before)
==Election Results==
===Wills===
*Trust
**The Lift choose Wyatt Quitter to receive a trust.
**The mod is entrusted to Wyatt Quitter.
***
**Trust - 34% of all Lift Will VotesThis Filing - 84% of Lift Trust VotesFinal Odds - 28% chance of happening.
*Foreshadow
**The Lift chose to bring Silvaire Semiquaver forth from the shadows, via a foreshadow swap with Concrete Mandible.
**The Lift made a roster move.
***Silvaire Semiquaver -> Lineup 
***Concrete Mandible -> Shadows 
**Concrete Mandible entered the Shadows.
***Combined 
**Foreshadow - 23% of all Lift Will VotesThis Filing - 2% of Lift Foreshadow VotesFinal Odds - 0% chance of happening.
==Season Overview==
The Lift ended the season with a 27-72 record, the worst of any team that actually played games. However, due to the , they were not technically the worst in the league, as the Crabs, Georgias, Worms, and Mechanics all ended the season with a record of 0-0.
In the the Lift experienced their first roster change when Concrete Mandible was foreshadowed in exchange for Silvaire Semiquaver. They also entrusted Wyatt Quitter with Flippers.
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Season 12
Tokyo Lift/Beta/Season 15

Season 15 for the Tokyo Lift was another near-miss at qualifying for the postseason. The Lift ultimately finished 5th in the Wild League and were not selected as wildcards.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup 	Rotation
*Yusef Fenestrate
*Elwin McGhee
*Stijn Strongbody
*Lance Serotonin
*Engine Eberhardt
*Silvaire Semiquaver
*Ayanna Dumpington
*Goodwin Morin
*Freemium Seraph	
*Gerund Pantheocide
*Cudi Di Batterino
*Coolname Galvanic
*Grollis Zephyr
*Nandy Slumps
*Alejandro Leaf
Shadows	Shadows
*Concrete Mandible
*Val Hitherto
*Quack Hookrace
*Sleve Matsuyama
*Chandra Blortles
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Kit Honey
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Theodore Honeywell	
*Concrete Mandible
*Val Hitherto
*Quack Hookrace
*Sleve Matsuyama
*Chandra Blortles
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Kit Honey
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Theodore Honeywell
==Notable Events==
===Renovations===
*Forwardness + - 4,704,218 Coins Spent
**The Gym became 14% more Forward!
*Grind Rail - 2,120,144 Coins Spent
**The Gym unlocks the !
===Roster Changes===
====Elsewhere====
Day 	Player 	Cause 	Return Day	Duration	Scattered name
, Day 105	Yusef Fenestrate	Flooding	4 	1 season	n/a
32 	Goodwin Morin 	Flooding	33 	1 day 	n/a
58 	Engine Eberhardt	Flooding	73 	15 days 	n/a
Day	Player 	Event
15 	Ayanna Dumpington	Allergic reaction
30 	Ayanna Dumpington	Allergy cured by Peanut Mister
41 	Elwin McGhee 	Allergy cured by Peanut Mister
====Parties====
Day	Player
96 	Engine Eberhardt
97 	Yusef Fenestrate
97 	Cudi Di Batterino
98 	Ayanna Dumpington
98 	Grollis Zephyr
====Consumer Attacks====
Day	Player
99 	Nandy Slumps
==Elections==
===Wills===
*Alternate Trust
**The Lift choose Elwin McGhee to receive an Alternate Trust.
**Elwin McGhee's Alternate is called.
***
***Combined 
**Alternate Elwin McGhee arrived with .
***
**Alternate Trust - 6% of all Lift Will VotesThis Filing - 78% of Lift Alternate Trust VotesFinal Odds - 5% chance of happening.
*Move
**The Lift vote to move Nandy Slumps to their Lineup.
**The Lift made a roster move.
*** Nandy Slumps, Rotation 
*** Nandy Slumps, Lineup 
**Move - 35% of all Lift Will VotesThis Filing - 99% of Lift Move VotesFinal Odds - 34% chance of happening.
==Season Overview==
Despite a promising start, the Lift did not qualify for the postseason, entering Party Time on Day 95. The team chose to Alternate Trust Elwin McGhee and move original pitcher Nandy Slumps to the lineup. They did not win any blessings this season.
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Season 15
Tokyo Lift/Beta/Season 24

In , the Tokyo Lift set a course for the Horizon End Zone. The Lift were ultimately nullified towards the end of the season.
==Starting Roster==
Lineup 	Rotation
*Yusef Fenestrate
*Theodore Honeywell
*Coolname Galvanic
*Cicero Gubbins
*Grollis Zephyr
*Engine Eberhardt
*Kit Honey
*Kline Greenlemon
*Ankle Halifax	
*Domino Bootleg
*Cudi Di Batterino
*Terrell Bradley
Shadows	Shadows
*Concrete Mandible
*Cudi Di Batterino
*Sleve Matsuyama
*Chandra Blortles
*Rylan O'Lantern
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Elwin McGhee
*Chibodee Alighieri
*Vernon Cotterpin
*Dunlap Figueroa	
*Concrete Mandible
*Cudi Di Batterino
*Sleve Matsuyama
*Chandra Blortles
*Rylan O'Lantern
*Sheri Friday
*Jana Beats
*Nucleus Street
*Dander Permadeath
*Spits Strongbody
*Zelda Highway
*Elwin McGhee
*Chibodee Alighieri
*Vernon Cotterpin
*Dunlap Figueroa
==Notable Events==
===Roster Changes===
====Reverb====
Day	Type 	Before Reverb	After Reverb
25 	Lineup	
*Yusef Fenestrate
*Theodore Honeywell
*Coolname Galvanic
*Cicero Gubbins
*Grollis Zephyr
*Engine Eberhardt
*Kit Honey
*Kline Greenlemon
*Ankle Halifax	
*Theodore Honeywell
*Grollis Zephyr
*Yusef Fenestrate
*Kit Honey
*Kline Greenlemon
*Coolname Galvanic
*Ankle Halifax
*Cicero Gubbins
*Engine Eberhardt
====Fax Machine and Voicemail====
Day	Player Replaced	Player Incoming	Renovation Used
29 	Cicero Gubbins 	Elwin McGhee 	Voicemail
31 	Elwin McGhee 	Cicero Gubbins 	Voicemail
====Night Shifts====
Day	Player Replaced	Player Incoming
79 	Kit Honey 	Val Hitherto
====Attractors====
* On Day 37, the Lift attracted Frankie Incarnate to their Shadows.
==Season Overview==
When they approached the Map, the Lift made the decision to go towards the Horizon, ending the season in the Levil Horizon division. The Lift were nullified by the Black Hole (Black Hole) at the beginning of Day 82, and became . On Day 99, their modification resulted in one lasting message: "The Tokyo Lift Will Return."
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Season 24
Tokyo Lift/Fall Ball

Fall Ball was the prologue to the Coronation Era of Blaseball. During Fall Ball, Players from previous Eras were "burped" from the Black Hole (Black Hole) onto random Teams. On the Tokyo Lift, 10 players from the Beta team fell to various teams.
==Starting Roster==
This is the roster as of the end of .
==Roster Changes==
===Fallen Lift Players===
These players were on the Lift's roster at the end of and fell to other teams.
Week	Player 	New Team	
01 	Ankle Halifax 	 	
01 	Engine Eberhardt 	 	
01 	Frankie Incarnate 	 	
06 	Chibodee Alighieri	 	
07 	Zelda Highway 	 	
07 	Terrell Bradley 	 	
07 	Sheri Friday 	 	
08 	Grollis Zephyr 	 	
09 	Yusef Fenestrate 	 	
10 	Jana Beats 	 	
===New Lift Players===
These players fell from other teams to the Lift. Their positions on their former teams do not reflect their positions on the Lift.
Week	Player 	Player	Player
01 	Silvia Rugrat 	 	
02 	Barry Burkhard 	 	
03 	Farrell Seagull 	 	
04 	Vernon Cotterpin	 	
05 	Natha Spruce 	 	
06 	Roscoe Sundae 	 	
07 	Rush Valenzuela 	 	
08 	Juice Collins 	 	
09 	Tiana Takahashi 	 	
10 	Tad Blortles 	 	
===Opening Day===
On the first day of Season 1, the Lift had four players added to their roster. These were lineup players Gumdrop Che Amran, Katy Hermoso, and Özlem Suttner, and rotation player Aya Chartreuse.
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Fall Ball
Tokyo Lift/Fan Culture

==Positivity and Improvement==
Tokyo Lift Fan culture is built on positivity and wellness, striving to — much like the team themselves — lift each other up.
Lift fans are generally not competitive, instead cheering for everyone's success. Outside of Blaseball, Lift fans work to "Lift" each other up, striving to help and support each other to be the best version of themselves. Additionally, hydration is something Lift players hold close to their hearts, frequently reminding each other to stay hydrated.
==DBWAJ==
DBWAJ or "Don't Be Weird About Japan" is a DO's and DON'Ts policy Lift fans adhere to when producing content about the team. It is pretty ambiguous on purpose, but the core idea consists in asking the fans to not simplify Japan into the ideas of it that make it to the West.
DO:
*DO make Japanese characters.
*DO ask questions.
*DO strive to learn from Japanese fans.
*DO assume the best from those who make the mistakes we are trying to avoid.
DON'T:
*DON'T overemphasize anime, kaiju movies, or what you've seen in travel shows.
*DON'T use the Japanese Imperial flag or the phrase "Land of the Rising Sun" due to the historical connotations.
*DON'T emphasize the images of geisha, samurai, or shinobi due to their prevalence papering over the rest of the very diverse culture of Japan.
*DON'T pass off Google translated Japanese as real Japanese.
==The 1997 Incident==
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==The 1997 Incident's Aftermath==
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*Player Naming: Lift fans have a tendency to alter and misremember player names. Examples include the many nicknames of Nandy "Nandy Slumps" Slumps, the shifting forename of "Epictitle" Galvanic, and the inability to say the true name of Lift player Gerbert Pencilsharpener.
*Legs: Lift fans love legs. Lift fans really love legs. If you see a Lift fan talking about legs, back away, calmly make your way to shelter, and contact help. Do NOT engage. Legs.
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**This sub-header contained 97 more pages of various leg related content that have since been redacted for general public consumption.
Tokyo Lift/Gamma 1

The Tokyo Lift are a Gamma 1 Internet League Blaseball team in the Solid Good Division of the Solid League. They have been a part of Gamma 1 since Gamma 1, Season 1. The Microphone shorted out following Gamma 1, Season 2 and their present status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Roster Changes==
===Feedback===
*Julio Rodriguez (Season 1, Day 77; replaced by Bobbie Faulkner)
===Night Shift===
*Skylar Dogbone (Season 1, Day 85; replaced by Paisley McGhee)
*Paisley McGhee (Season 2, Day 113; replaced by Brynn Bellflower)
===Postseason Births===
*Darren Wilson (Season 1)
*Cort Stroll (Season 2)
===Unknown Origin===
*Quin Starling (appeared on roster following Season 2)
===Fate Unknown===
All records of this roster only have four pitchers in the rotation. It is likely that there was a fifth pitcher that was selected to be Charged, and their name did not appear in the Feed at any point.
==Season Results==
===Season 1===
71-49 record; 3-4 postseason record
The Tokyo Lift had a strong showing in Gamma 1, Season 1. Despite some roster changes in the middle of the season, including a Feedback and a Night Shift, the Lift qualified for the postseason. The team defeated the Hawai'i Fridays 3-1 in the Division Series, but they were swept 0-3 by the Philly Pies in the Solid League Championship Series.
In the Season 1 Elections, the Lift won the More Muscles Amplification, which boosted the batting of the Lift's lineup.
===Season 2===
71-49 record; 0-3 postseason record
The Tokyo Lift managed to repeat their strong performance, including finishing with the same record and finishing second in their division. However, in this postseason, the team was swept 0-3 in the Division Series by the Miami Dale.
Category:Teams
Category:Tokyo Lift
Category:Gamma 1
Tokyo Lift/Gamma 2

The Tokyo Lift are a Gamma 2 Internet League Blaseball team in the Solid Evil Division of the Solid League. They have been a part of Gamma 2 since Gamma 2, Season 1. The Microphone shorted out following Gamma 2, Season 2 and their present status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Former Players==
===Incinerations===
*Allis O'Houlihan (Season 1, Day 75; replaced by It Baptiste)
===Feedback Swaps===
*Caim Chamberlain (Season 1, Day 99; replaced by Shallan Streitmater)
===Discharged===
*Claire Glaive (Became a Charge; Season 2 Election)
==Season Results==
===Gamma 2, Season 1===
The Tokyo Lift finished Season 1 bottom of the Solid Evil division with a League-worst 30-69 record.
In the Gamma 2, Season 1, Elections the Lift received the More Muscles Amplification, granting a small Batting boost to each member of the lineup.
===Gamma 2, Season 2===
The Tokyo Lift finished Season 2 joint-bottom of the Solid Evil division alongside the San Francisco Lovers. Their 34-65 record was superior only to the Breckenridge Jazz Hands of the Liquid Good division.
In the Gamma 2, Season 2, Elections the Lift voted to Discharge Batter Claire Glaive.
==Team History==
Like all teams in the ILB, the Lift began as staunchly financially independent and planned on staying that way. However, alongside the public exposure that came with the beginning of Gamma 2, the Lift realized that they had the potential to turn the team into a money-making machine. The players individually began taking on side-gigs and sponsorship deals in order to further their financial gain.
Fans have complains that some of the products and services hawked by the Lift seemed a little scammy. In response to this, fan favorite Claire Glaive said in an interview, "Everything that we do is completely legitimate, and you can buy our products in the team's grift shop. Wait, I mean gift shop, don't print that--"
Following the incident, the Lift leaned into their newfound reputation and renamed the team merchandise shop the Tokyo Lift Griftshop. The team also made no effort to improve or legitimize anything they did.
Category:Teams
Category:Tokyo Lift
Category:Gamma 2
Tokyo Lift/Gamma 3

The Tokyo Lift are a Gamma 3 Internet League Blaseball team in the Frozen Sea Division of the Sea League. They have been a part of Gamma 3 since Gamma 3, Season 1. After the Microphone shorted out in Gamma 3, their status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Night Shift==
===Shadows Transactions===
*Rufus Gubbins (Season 1, Day 32; exchanged for Jason Andante)
==Season Results==
===Gamma 3, Season 1===
45-54 season record; Party Time day unknown
In the Gamma 3, Season 1, Midseason Elections the Lift received Hand Warmers Amplifications, granting them a small Pitching boost.
The Lift finished 18th in the league and 5th in their division. In the Gamma 3, Season 1, Elections the Lift voted to Discharge Pitcher Buster Candle.
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Category:Teams
Category:Tokyo Lift
Category:Gamma 3