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Tokyo Lift/Gamma 4

The Tokyo Lift are a Gamma 4 Internet League Blaseball team in the Downtempo Ballad Division of the Downtempo League. They have been a part of Gamma 4 since Gamma 4, Season 1. The Microphone shorted out following this season and their present status is unknown.
==Roster==
This Table is not automated.
==Roster Changes==
===Feedback===
*Juan Mercado (Season 1, Day 75; replaced by Bianca Siphonophore)
===Peanuts===
*Omar Nothing (Season 1, Day 90; allergic reaction)
===Discharged===
*Herb Swamp (Season 1 elections)
==Season Results==
===Gamma 4, Season 1===
82-80 record
The Lift's performance in this circuit was aggressively middling. The team was neither good enough to qualify for the postseason nor bad enough to make it into the Midseason Fiesta. The team finished sixth in their subleague.
====Election Results====
*In the midseason election, the Lift threw a Rager, which boosted the team's Musclitude, Ground Friction, and Continuation.
*In the midseason election, the Lift received the Guest of Honor Will, which gave Herb Swamp the Life of the Party modification and made them Party three times.
*In the endseason election, the Lift received the Charge Will which discharged Herb Swamp, removing them from the roster. Swamp became as a result.
Category:Teams
Category:Gamma 4
Tokyo Lift/Season 1

In Season 1, the Tokyo Lift debuted their new Coronation Era team and promptly set the new era's Party Time speed run record.
==Starting Roster==
==Roster Changes==
=== Horizon ===
Day	Player 	Fell from	Fell onto
06 	Kaj Murphy	 	Natha Spruce
07 	 	 	n/a
39 	 	 	n/a
==Election Results==
===Blessings===
*NEW Max Out Batter
**Gumdrop Che Amran's entire Zone heats up. It's Red Hot!
**Won with 1.91%
==Season Overview==
The new Tokyo Lift began their first season in the same style as the beta Tokyo Lift: badly. The team's weak pitching and weak defense combined to force a meteoric drop in performance. The Lift entered Party Time on Day 69, just barely beating out the Chicago Firefighters, who would go on to be the worst team in the league. Despite the team's less-than-spectacular performance, batter Roscoe Sundae posted 26 home runs in the season, which Facts Machine reported as a tie for fourth-most in the league.
On Day 6 of the season, Core Mechanics shadow player Kaj Murphy fell from the Black Hole. Unlike other Horizon-weather falls, Murphy did not fall to parts unknown: instead, they fell onto Lift batter Natha Spruce. Murphy was the first player in the league to do so, and they took Spruce's spot in the lineup. Spruce, originally missing in action, was later revealed to be in the Lift's shadows.
In the elections, batter Gumdrop Che Amran was awarded the NEW Max Out Batter blessing.
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Season 1
Tokyo Lift/Season 2

In Season 2, the Tokyo Lift showed slight improvements over their previous performance, ultimately placing 21st in the league instead of 23rd.
==Starting Roster==
==Season Events==
===Roster Changes===
====Zephyr McCloud's Movement====
The following table shows movement in and out of the Tokyo Lift. For a complete list, see Can't Lose#Zephyr McCloud.
Zephyr McCloud was cursed with the Can't Lose modification in the Season 1 Elections. McCloud joined and left the Lift a total of six times in Season 2.
Day 1	Day 2	Day 3	Day 6	Day 55	Day 57	[...]
→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	→ 	[...]
====Özlem Suttner's Movement====
The following table shows movement in and out of the Tokyo Lift. For a complete list, see Can't Lose#Özlem Suttner.
Özlem Suttner was cursed with the Can't Lose modification by a Bard Umpire on Day 53. Suttner left the Lift on Day 54 to join the Baltimore Crabs, and did not rejoin the team for the rest of the season.
===Umpire Events===
The Lift experienced two Umpire events, both in Solar Eclipse (Gold) weather.
* On Day 9, Tiana Takahashi dodged a Bard Umpire’s curse.
** Takahashi was the first player to dodge a Bard Umpire’s curse.
* On Day 53, a Bard Umpire cursed Özlem Suttner with Can't Lose.
==Election Results==
===Blessings===
*Rogue Strike
**Johnnyboy Aster of the Ohio Worms is incinerated! Luis Baron replaces them.
**The Tokyo Lift gain Strike 1.
**Won with 38.69%
==Season Overview==
The Lift had a stronger season than previous, albeit only slightly. Team worst batter Gumdrop Che Amran showed a marked performance following their Zone heating up in the last election, but the Lift still struggled with defense and ultimately entered Party Time on Day 74.
In addition to struggles with performance, the Lift found themselves cursed by Bard Umpires. Batter Tiana Takahashi was the first player to dodge a curse from a Bard Umpire. Later in the season, batter Özlem Suttner was Cursed with Can't Lose. Suttner later went on to win the championship as part of the Moab Hellmouth Sunbeams, making them the first Lift alumna of the new era to win a championship ring.
In the elections, Lift fans were shocked and dismayed when the team won the Rogue Strike blessing, leading to the incineration of Johnnyboy Aster on the division rival Ohio Worms. Blaseball would later go on to be canceled, making this the last blessing the team ever won, and indeed the final act of the Tokyo Lift.
Category: Tokyo Lift
Category: Season 2
Torus McGhee

is a player for the Chicago Firefighters, and has been with the team since Fall Ball. McGhee has played for the Core Mechanics and Seattle Garages.
==Official League Records==
McGhee joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Core Mechanics during the Descension.
During the , McGhee retreated to the Mechanics' Shadows as a result of the Mechanics' will.
McGhee was traded to the Seattle Garages' Shadows with no replacement during the via the blessing.
During the December 23, 2022 Fall Ball, McGhee fell to the Chicago Firefighters.
 
==Fan Works==
File:Torus McGhee.jpg|Art by @william7th
File:TorusDonutBot.png|Torus McGhee by 
File:Torus by ferretrix.png|Minotaur Torus by https://ferretrix.tumblr.com
File:Torus mini by HetreaSky.png|Torus mini by 
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Category:Players With Base 1
Torus McGhee/IF-29.33

==Creation==
Torus McGhee was initially constructed to participate in the Core’s Combat Roblotics League, a splort in which remote-controlled robots fight to the death. However, during a routine update, an intern accidentally installed sentience and pitching software instead of the standard battleblot programs. McGhee went missing from the battleblot arena, and was later found at The Pillars, insisting that they be signed on to join the team. The Mechanics complied, because they thought it was funny.
Torus’ current build, version 1.3, features modifications to McGhee's pneumatics. This retooling allows their all-terrain wheels to readjust their height with more force, allowing them to buck, rear up or jump to properly aim and catch the ball. McGhee also uses this extra degree of motion to express themselves, and can often be seen hopping around when excited or interested in something. McGhee has a custom-built, wetzel-shaped cold fusion reactor, giving them effectively unlimited power. Although McGhee cannot currently vocalize directly, they communicate through pneumatic hisses and servo droning, which their teammates understand and can translate into speech. McGhee has declined getting a voice synthesizer, stating that they prefer their method and that a vocoder would "push them past legal weight limits."
==Pitching==
McGhee's method of pitching is unorthodox and controversial. They prefer to use their flipper in lieu of traditional pitching appendages, and have developed a technique that allows the 60,000lb of force behind their flipper to throw the ball forwards instead of upwards. This unique method has yet to produce results, but teammates state that "Torus is having fun, and that's what matters."
==Personal Life==
Outside of the splort, McGhee runs a support group for newly-sentient robots and constructs. They reportedly think that gender is “neat” and have currently chosen to use they/them pronouns, though they are considering switching if they start feeling another way. When not participating in games, Torus likes to try and make themselves “useful”, often doing rapid runs between the Pillars and Mechland Burgers to snag refreshments for their teammates on the pitch, or greeting visiting teams very loudly.
McGhee works as a self-professed “amateur aeronautics mechanic." McGhee has refused to explain what this means, but they can often be found throwing large and heavy objects around the back alleys for "fun", and have stated that washing machines are their favorite type of ammunition.
Torus McGhee/IF-47.279

Torus McGhee is an experimental fashion mechanic, tailor, and resident recluse of the Core. One of the few members not originally from the Core, he has nonetheless become a staple of the community, and when the Core found itself in need of a blaseball team, he grudgingly agreed to pitch, as it would allow him more time to devote to other projects than batting would. Said projects include clothing made entirely of electroluminescent wire, adaptive clothing optimized for the Core’s fluctuating temperatures, and other innovative types of clothes that comprise the short list of things he will speak at length about.
His close friendships on the team include Jasper Ji-Eun, who has been known to spend time in Torus’ workshop doing nothing in particular, calling himself “there for moral support,” and Shirai McElroy, with whom Torus often collaborates. Torus was also close with Ruffian Applesauce, who was incinerated on Season 13, Day 79.
Torus has been described by teammates as “gruff”, “such a softie”, and “weirdly good at sitting still for long enough that he starts gathering dust”; be advised that the last comment is unverified. Presently, he has yet to give an official interview, and has rarely been seen outside of his workshop.
Torus Yes

was a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs and competed in Gamma 4.
==Official League Record==
Yes was first seen as a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 4.
==Fan Works==
File:G4CG Torus Yes.png|alt=An uncolored line drawing of Torus Yes with his team, stats, and position displayed above. He is a heavily carcinized man with curly hair covering where his eyes should be, though four eye stalks protrude from the mass of hair. He smiles good-naturedly.|Art by @saltbuzzard
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Baltimore Crabs Short Circuits Players
Tot Clark/IF-67.192

Tot Clark is an immortal who has been living for an unknown amount of time. When asked how long, ze simply said “a long time.” However, ze is most known for hir sculptures rather than hir lengthy history, as ze picked up the art around the start of the 1900s and has since been seen in smaller art circles across the world. 
Ze is never seen in public without bandages on, ranging from just around hir arms to covering hir entire body, including hir lower face. Ze is married to Luis Acevedo of the Baltimore Crabs, and is rumoured to have something to do with their resurrection in the late 1990s. Nothing on the subject has been confirmed by either of them.
===History in Sculpture===
According to an interview with Clark, ze picked up sculpture in 1898, after an incident involving Thomas Dracaena and Luis Acevedo that none of the three have gone into detail about. Most of hir older pieces are either lost to time or kept in hir home; when asked if ze had any plans to show them publicly, ze simply stated “no, thanks.” 
Some of hir most recent pieces are kept in local Seattle museums, including a painted sculpture of an extinct flower that ze cited as a collaboration with hir husband. Due to complications involving hir sculptures of animals, people, or anything that could be construed as possibly “sentient,” the only pieces on public display are those of plants or inanimate, ordinary objects.
These previously mentioned complications are the tendency for Clark’s sculptures of those subjects to “come alive” once they are finished. Pieces that do this are now roaming free, housed in the Big Garage, or, in the case of a collection of around ten two-inch tall kitten statues, found in Clark’s pockets and in hir hair. Reported living statues that have been seen wild in Seattle and Baltimore include (but are not limited to):
* Several crabs, of varying colors and species
* A slightly larger than average wolf with flowers carved into its fur
* Three birds, living together on the roof of the Big Garage, or seen on Betsy Trombone’s shoulder
Clark has been known to trade carefully made doll furniture with Montgomery Bullock in exchange for crochet dolls of hir teammates. A recorded statement from Jaylen Hotdogfingers states that she’s “pretty sure ze does it to [mess] with [them]” and that “it’s one of the most things ze’s done of all time, for sure.”
When asked if ze still had time to do sculpture while playing Blaseball, ze held up hands with traces of dry clay on them, and also said that “the Garages rotation is long enough to have enough time to do whatever [ze] wants.”
Tot Fox

was a pitcher for the San Francisco Lovers, and was with the team from , Day 62 until Fall Ball. Fox has previously played for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, Baltimore Crabs, and for the Rising Stars during the ILB Semi-Centennial.
==Official League Records==
Fox joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands with .
On , Day 90, Fox hit a 3-run home run against the heavily favored Hades Tigers to win the game 9-6.
On , Day 25, Fox was exchanged to the Baltimore Crabs due to Feedback. Fox was replaced by Valentine Games.
During the , Fox received boosts in all ratings as well as a boost in baserunning as a part of the Crabs' Horde Hallucinations and Rollback Netcode blessings.
During the , Fox's defense was increased by as a result of the Crabs' blessing.
During the , Fox received a combined stat change of as a result of the Crabs' will.
On , Day 62, Fox was exchanged to the San Francisco Lovers due to Feedback. Fox was replaced by Conner Haley.
During the , Fox retreated to the Lovers' Shadows in exchange for Kurt Crueller as a result of the Lovers' will. Fox's modification was then changed into the modification by the Lovers' will.
On , Day 46, Fox rejoined the Lovers' lineup in exchange for Theo King at San Franstadium via the Ratified .
During the ILB Semi-Centennial, Fox played for the Rising Stars. Fox then returned to the San Francisco Lovers as a pitcher.
Over the course of , Fox entered and exited the Lovers' Shadows two times as a result of San Franstadium events, ending the Season on the pitching rotation.
==Fan Works==
File:Totfox.png|Playing for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands
File:TotFox snortcrab.jpeg|Art by @snortcrab
File:TotFoxCrabsUniform.png|Trying on their new Baltimore Crabs jersey, Art by Toasthaste
File:65TotFox.png|Mini-Blaseballer by 
File:Tot Fox - Kaylee.png|alt=A small Tot Fox with a baseball in their mouth that has sun beams coming out of it.|Art by @KayleeRowena
File:Tot-Goblin.png|Art of Tot Fox by @glassgoblin
File:Tot Sketch- Goblin.png|Art of Tot Fox by @glassgoblin
File:Tot Fox - toasthaste.png|Art by Toasthaste
File:Tot Fox -DottedMage.png|Art of Tot Fox by @DottedMage
File:Tot Fox Sun Killer - Toasthaste.png|Art of Tot Fox destroying the sun by Toasthaste
File:Tot Fox - Hateno village.png|Art of Tot Fox by 
File:Tot Fox - Rachiebeesart.png|Art by 
File:Tot Fox 2 - rachelbeesart.png|Art by 
File:Tot Fox elsewhere - Toasthaste.png|Art of Tot Fox Elsewhere by Toasthaste
File:Tot Fox - Lok.png|Tot Fox, enhanced (she got a sword). Art by 
File:Tot Fox on the Lovers.png|On the Lovers by @Validtine
File:Beasts.png|alt=A sketch of Tot Fox and Frasier Shmurmgle from Blaseball. Tot Fox is a fennec fox with anglerfish traits and is holding a baseball in her mouth. Shmurmgle is a round frog puppet based on the common rain frog.|Tot Fox and Frasier Shmurmgle
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Original Players
Category:Players With Base 1
Category:Nonhuman Players
Category:Nominative Determinism
Category:Hall Of Fame Inductees
Category:Hall Of Fame Inductees For Discipline or Expansion Era
Tot Fox/IF-29.68

==History==
Fox is a former All-Star - somewhat past their prime, but a fan favorite nonetheless. Every time Fox comes up to bat, raucous chants of "Too Tot Too Trot" drown out all other sound within 13 parsecs of the Crabitat.
When not playing Blaseball, Fox can often be found sitting on their porch, sipping a Gin Rickey and reading the collected works of █████████.
It is not yet known whether Tot Fox is a human or, in fact, a fox. It is speculated, however, that Fox's theoretical fox form would possess an entire blaseball batt where one would normally have a tail. Online correspondenceTot Fox [@2tot2fox] (2 Aug 2020). "This is libel. Signed. Tot Fox" (Tweet) - via Twitter. has confirmed that, fox or not, Fox has the ability to read and write.
After Fox hit the winning run in Season 3 Day 90, they were awarded a whole rotisserie chicken by the team as celebration.
===Feedback Transfer to the Crabs===
During a Season 4 Day 25 game against the Baltimore Crabs Tot Fox was caught in the Feedback and swapped to the Crabs, with Valentine Games taking their place on the Jazz Hands.
Local rumours have suggested that during the events of the Feedback, the ever-snipping hand of The Olde One had begun to be felt by Tot Fox. When they took their batting position for the Crabs, they had already been carcinized; emerging as neither entirely human or fox but as an eldritch chimera possessing the bottom half of a giant crab, the torso of a human, and the head of a fox.
The Breckenridge Slummit Daily disputed these rumours, insisting that Tot Fox still looked their normal, ambiguously human, ambiguously fox self. Lead sports reporter Joe Clullinlane was quoted as saying "You can't just stick a fox in a crab outfit and claim they've been carcinized." A response published in the Baltimore Slun by Crabs co-managers Howard and Dwayne suggested that the Clullinlane would face the "wrath of the Mother Crab for this slander".
===The Run the Killed the Sun===
In game 3 of the season 10 Internet Series Tot Fox batted in teammate Silvaire Roadhouse and scored the 10th run in the final game of the ILB Championships, which triggered a black hole that destroyed both the moon and the sun.
2 Shortly before ascension Tot was caught on video by a fan at the Crabitat where she commented that it "was an accident, and [she was] really quite embarrassed about the whole thing". The background of the shot includes footage of the rest of the Baltimore Crabs celebrating their victory, and Silvaire declaring she is ready to "throw down with any planetary body that's getting too big for its britches".
==In Literature==
During the Season 4 Day 25 game in which Tox Fox was swapped to the Crabs, Crabs Poet Laureate Runolfio Peeper threw a paper airplane onto the field, which one of the groundskeepers picked up. It had the following scrawled on it:
Tot Fox once fought
For Hands and thought
He'd not Guy Fawkes
Their batter’s box
But he was caught
In feedback talks
And so was brought
To Old Bay’s docks
Now he’ll detox
From jazzy squawks
And earn his shot
A red mascot
That has been wrought
By blaseball’s plot.
===Footnotes===
Category:Rumors
Tot Fox/IF-65.828

==History==
Fox is a former All-Star - somewhat past their prime, but a fan favorite nonetheless. Every time Fox comes up to bat, raucous chants of "Too Tot Too Trot" drown out all other sound within 13 parsecs of the Crabitat.
When not playing Blaseball, Fox can often be found sitting on their porch, sipping a Gin Rickey and reading the collected works of █████████.
It is not yet known whether Tot Fox is a human or, in fact, a fox. It is speculated, however, that Fox's theoretical fox form would possess an entire blaseball blat where one would normally have a tail. Online correspondenceTot Fox [@2tot2fox] (2 Aug 2020). "This is libel. Signed. Tot Fox" (Tweet) - via Twitter. has confirmed that, fox or not, Fox has the ability to read and write.
After Fox hit the winning run in Season 3 Day 90, they were awarded a whole rotisserie chicken by the team as celebration.
==Feedback Transfer to the Crabs==
During a Season 4 Day 25 game against the Baltimore Crabs Tot Fox was caught in the Feedback and swapped to the Crabs, with Valentine Games taking their place on the Jazz Hands.
It was not until more recently when former Seattle Garages player Luis Acevedo joined the team in season 7 that questions were raised about this Fan favourite. As part of their advertising line for and upcoming album Crypton Fluture Media released a recording of an audio call between Luis and their partner Tot Clark. While only one side of the conversation was released to the public the transcript is included bellow;
Tot! It's the same fox! 
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Yes I'm sure! The one from 1851!
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No I didn't make it up that time either, Tot Fox is *literally* the same one who-
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Ok yes that does mean I'm *still* not the oldest person on the team, but that's hardly the point.
When asked to comment Tot simply winked and grabbed the windscreen off the reporter's microphone before scampering off into the nearby woods.
==The Run the Killed the Sun==
In game 3 of the season 10 Internet Series Tot Fox batted in teammate Silvaire Roadhouse and scored the 10th run in the final game of the IBL Championships, which triggered a black hole that destroyed both the moon and the sun.
When asked to comment Tot Fox clarified that this was unintentional deicide, and offered their apologies to anyone who might have a strong attachment to this particular sun, and that "Sun 2 looks pretty good! I mean the colour is a little off but I think it's a fine example of what a sun can look like. See? No harm done" Notably at the time of the interview she and Silvaire were wearing matching "Sun Destroyer" jackets. The Hellmouth Sunbeams could not be reached for comment.
Total Fairness

Total Fairness is a modification that was used in the to ensure each team only received one Blessing. 
==Effect==
Total Fairness is a modification that has only been seen in Season 11, and was applied to every team at the start of the season. As a result, in the Election the Blessings were drawn one at a time and in order - with votes from teams that had already won their blessing being removed. This resulted in some unexpected outcomes, such as the Hellmouth Sunbeams winning XII The Hanged Man which was drawn first, and therefore missing out on  XVIIII The Sun, which was drawn twenty-third and won by the Mexico City Wild Wings with 0% of the vote. 
==History==
Total Fairness was introduced at the start of by the Boss to mark the start of the Peace and Prosperity Era, and to show a commitment to Fair Play. The only blessings available that season were the Tarot Cards, with a total of 24 cards available for 24 teams. 
This election mechanic was introduced again in the Short Circuits, though it did not include the Total Fairness modification.
Category:Team Modifications