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Kitfo Goodwyn

is a pitcher for the Broken Ridge Jazz Hands, and has been with the team since the Return(s) of Blaseball.
== Official League Records ==
Goodwyn joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands with the Return(s) of Blaseball.
During the Season 1 elections, Goodwyn's pitching increased from due to the NEW Pitching Boost blessing. 
==Fan Works==
File:KitfoGoodwyn Tlopps S1.png|A Tlopps card of Kitfo Goodwyn, by .
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Kline Greenlemon/IF-1667

===Background===
The following accounts can be traced to a single leather-bound journal originally found in a locked wooden chest alongside a sextant-like device of indeterminate origin and a shell that matches no known species of mollusc. The chest was located in a storage room in the Legscraper’s lower levels that was described as “smelling faintly of the sea”. Subsequent attempts to locate and navigate to said room have been unsuccessful thus far. The journal details the exploits of the crew of a large sailing vessel, The Tokyo Adrift, descriptions of which are largely consistent with mid-17th century galleons.
===With the Tokyo Adrift===
Kline Greenlemon lived on a small island in the Atlantic, and owned a shop making and mending clothes. One day, the Tokyo Adrift crew landed on shores and came upon Greenlemon's shop. The crew purchased some clothes from , and soon decided to invite onboard. The crew was lacking someone with sewing skills, and Greenlemon was just the person for the job. During tenure on the ship, clothes, made new clothes as needed, made eyepatches, and mended torn sails. And mysteriously, once Greenlemon joined the crew, the rate of scurvy among the group fell dramatically.
Kline Nightmare

is a player in the Shadows for the Philly Pies, and has been with the team since . Nightmare has been in the Shadows for the Mexico City Wild Wings.
== Official League Records ==
Nightmare joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Mexico City Wild Wings with .
Nightmare was traded to the Philly Pies' Shadows in exchange for Huber Frumple during the via the Wild Wings' will. (Frumple had been on the Wild Wings for much of the season, enabling the swap, only traded off of the team earlier in the same election.)
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Knighted

Knighted is a Modification which debuted during the election of Season 1. It is applied to players who are sworn at by Knight Umpires during Solar Eclipse (Silver) Weather. 
==Effects==
When a player is sworn at in Solar Eclipse (Silver) Weather, they immediately retreat to their team's Shadows. If the team has another player in their Shadows, they will "clock in" to the active roster, similar to a (K)Night Shift. If a player ends up being Sworn in during an Election, a new player will join the ILB in order to replace them, if the Team has no players in their Shadows.
Knighted players in their team's Shadows can experience events while their team is playing, noted in the game log. 
Observed effects to date are:
*A Knighted player finds a Heart, and feels renewed - receiving an overall increase of their Player Attributes.
*A Knighted player "retreats from the sound of scuttling" - resulting in an overall decrease in their Player Attributes.
Additional effects of this Modification, including the effect of Knighted on players relocated to a team's active roster, are currently unknown.
==History==
The Knighted Modification first appeared following the passing of the NEW Open the Forbidden Book Decree in the Season 1 Elections. Simon Haley of the Canada Moist Talkers was targeted by the (then-unidentified) Knight Umpire, gained the Knighted Modification, and "embarked on a side quest" in the Moist Talkers' Shadows. Additional players were "sworn at" by the Knight Umpire throughout Season 2.
The following players have gained the Knighted modification:
Player 	Team 	Replacement 	Swearing-date
Simon Haley 	Canada Moist Talkers 	Pixie Carberry 	Season 1 Elections
Letitia Diop 	Mexico City Wild Wings 	Arugula Hadji 	Season 2, Day 12
Sevgi Gore 	Houston Spies 	Scratch Deleuze 	Season 2, Day 35
Muna Sichantha 	San Francisco Lovers 	(No replacement)	Season 2, Day 41
Chambers Simmons 	Seattle Garages 	(No replacement)	Season 2, Day 50
Flan Prince 	Charleston Shoe Thieves	(No replacement)	Season 2, Day 82
Chibodee Alighieri	Core Mechanics 	Svetlana Shepard	Season 2 Elections
The following players have experienced events while questing:
Player 	Event 	Date
Chambers Simmons	Found a heart 	Season 2, Day 71
Flan Prince 	Retreated from scuttling	Season 2, Day 91
==See Also==
*List of players with the Knighted Modification
Kobi Stein

was a lineup player for the Tokyo Lift and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Record==
Stein was first seen as a lineup player for the Tokyo Lift after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
During the Gamma 2 Season 1 elections, Stein's hitting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles amplification, resulting in a hitting stat increase.
==Biography==
Kobi Stein is an electronic musician and social media personality. Born into a Lucerne-based dairy herd, she was expected to take up a role in the family business but instead left the farm to follow a career in music. A minor scandal erupted when Stein was expelled from the Conservatoire for "conduct unbefitting a harp student", i.e. absent-mindedly eating a soprano's post-recital bouquet. Under this cloud she moved to Berlin and found a new niche in the warehouse EDM scene.
As a producer, Stein's restless creativity has seen her work in every style from herdcore to ambient cudstep and under a battery of pseudonyms including Beau Vine and simply "μ". She makes clear that her work "ist nicht deine kleingeistige doofdoofdiscomusik" and has pioneered the ruminative microgenre of Progressive Beefwave.
This same restlessness drew her to Japan and then to Blaseball, in part as a platform for self-promotion. Stein is active on social media as a clean-living "cowfluencer"; she promotes a "healthy mountain lifestyle", conspicuously drinking an exclusive brand of bottled glacial meltwater and eating grass sourced from curated pastures in the Bernese Alps. By a startling coincidence she is also sole Japanese importer for these products.
Stein has claimed - though never demonstrated - that she can identify to within three kilometres the Alpine hillside from which a serving of grass has been scythed. Her favourite is an east-facing meadow in the shadow of the Wetterhorn.
Stein has released a digital audio workstation called Cow Tools, available via the Tokyo Lift's online griftshop. A mooted collaboration with country singer Thomas Beef is yet to materialise.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Tokyo Lift Short Circuits Players
Kola Boar

The Kola Boar were an Ultra League Blaseball team. They joined the league on The First Day, 1st Edition in Season A, and competed from then until their incineration at an unknown point after day 18 of season E. 
On day 18 of Season E, Parker MacMillan Super Roamed to the Boar.
The Boar exited the Hall of Flame when it was left unattended by the Monitor during Latesiesta of . They were nullified on day 99 of the same season and are now located within the Black Hole (Black Hole).
==Roster==
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Category:Teams
Category:Ultra League Blaseball
Category:Incinerated Teams
Kumuscle

(a portmanteau of kuma, the Japanese word for bear, and muscle) is a mascot of the Tokyo Lift, recently introduced as an alternative mascot to 200% Beef Hotdog 'N Chips the Third, on account of the latter being a maned wolf. Kumuscle handles mascot duties when Chips is otherwise unavailable but the pair have collaborated on multiple occasions as well.
==General Information==
Kumuscle is designed after a stuffed brown bear in the style of yuru-chara mascots and the mascot can often be seen lifting weights while hyping up the crowd. The weights that Kumuscle lifts are real, thanks to hydraulics installed in the suit by Lift batter Engine Eberhardt, who felt the realism added a sense of authenticity to the mascot. The mascot stands at a height of 6'1, a significant portion of which is from the bulk of the suit itself.
As a character, Kumuscle is relentlessly optimistic and supportive of people's endeavors, pushing the team and their fans to chase their dreams. He believes that losing or winning is not as important as having a good time. He is described as having a love for hugs and training, making him a wholesome addition to the team. Kumuscle's handler is often heard telling young Lift fans that "with hard work and dedication, you can lift just as much as Kumuscle!"
During games, the suit is worn by Eri Kumai, the character actress for the mascot. She is a relentless (but respectful) flirt and a proud disaster lesbian. She can often be seen talking to women after taking the costume off, whether staff or players. She however believes in her role and gives it her all, always maintaining the image of Kumuscle strong.
While the hydraulics in the Kumuscle suit assist the wearer in lifting weights, Kumai herself can deadlift up to 250 lbs. In an interview, Kumai is quoted as saying that she only started lifting after getting the job, having applied in the first place because of an attractive player that had caught her eye, which she admitted was "a little embarrassing to admit". Over time, she grew to enjoy lifting and is now quite seasoned. Her specific motivation for starting was, as she puts it, "I couldn't bring shame to the great Kumuscle name. I can't preach about lifting without doing it myself."
Category:Mascots
Category:Tokyo Lift
Kurt Crueller

was a lineup player for the San Francisco Lovers, and was with the team from , Day 14 until Fall Ball. Crueller has previously played for the Yellowstone Magic.
==Official League Records==
Crueller joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Yellowstone Magic on , Day 13 after the incineration of Sutton Picklestein.
During the , Crueller's hitting was boosted from as a result of the blessing. Crueller also lost their Peanut Allergy as a result of the blessing.
In , on Day 78, Crueller, while Observed, entered a Secret Base in Yellowstone National (Ball)Park. Crueller was immediately , then emerged on the same day from another Secret Base in Choux Stadium with a never-before-seen modification called , the first player to have gained it. Crueller's Soulscream was gone, and their stats were significantly increased. Crueller was not successfully batted in and disappeared again.
On , Day 14, Crueller exited the Secret Base at San Franstadium. Upon being batted in by Knight Triumphant, Crueller joined the San Francisco Lovers' bench.
During the , Crueller joined the Lovers' lineup in exchange for Tot Fox as a result of the Lovers' will. Crueller's batting then increased from as a result of the Lovers' will.
During the , Crueller retreated to the Lovers' Shadows in exchange for Theo King as a result of the Lovers' will. Crueller's Attractor modification was then reformed into the modification as a result of the Lovers' will.
On , Day 50, Crueller rejoined the Lovers' lineup in exchange for Theo King at San Franstadium via the .
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==Fan Works==
File:Kurtcard.png|Season 13 rookie card by ChewyPudding#7060
File:Kurt Crueller (@dipppitydoop).png|Kurt fanart by @dippitydoop
File:Elk Centaur Kurt Crueller, by @dippitydoop.png|Elk Centuar Kurt, by @dippitydoop
File:Jackalope Kurt Crueller.png|A half-demon, jackalope Kurt Crueller by @stickerbooks_
File:How about more of those Precogs?.png|alt=A digital drawing of Chorby Short (a humanish frog), Kurt Crueller (a horned jackalope person), and Tiana Wheeler (a shadow person) seeing visions of the future Flooding, with lightning crackling in their eyes. Their visions include an angry Consumer (bull shark), a filing cabinet labeled \"REDACTED/ATTRACTED,\" and MVP medals weighing Jimmy Mora and Wyatt Glover down. Stars rain down behind them.|The Magic Precog Trioby @HokutoHero
File:Kurt mini.png|By @HetreaSky
File:Kurt on the Lovers.png|Kurt on the Lovers by @Validtine
File:Lovers Gamer Gang.png|With Foxy Pebble, Conner Haley, Bates Bentley and Silvia Winner by @Validtine
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Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Players Who Replaced an Incinerated Player
Kurt Crueller/IF-26.445

Kurt is either an ex-criminal, a vengeful spirit, or possibly both? There's no easy way to tell, and he won't confirm either. They're a newcomer to both Yellowstone Magic as well as Blaseball as a whole but are turning out to fit in well with the team. Kurt appeared after the incineration of Sutton Picklestein, in which he took one survey of what had happened and hit an incoming ball so hard the bat cracked. 
Kurt's not much of a person who talks about his past, but he will willing info-dump about fishing, bottle-cap buttons (of which they own a collection), and other topics that cement them as basically that weird older cousin who info-dumps to you at reunions but you never see otherwise. They've got an extensive collection of nice-looking knives and are fairly well known for preferring to be outdoors rather than in.
Kurt also has an emotional support animal in the form of a ferret that's often found resting atop his shoulders.
Kurt Crueller/IF-48.306

Kurt is a soft-spoken fisher who is an all around chill person that wants to help the team. Kurt is a recent addition to the Magic, having been embarrassingly lost in Yellowstone after a hike for the last fifteen years. She was lured onto the team by Merlinmeyer to run the concession stand but ended up stepping up to the plate when Sutton was incinerated. When asked to comment, Merlinmeyer just said, "Knew he was a good one- destined for greatness that one. Knew it!! I told you didn't I Bevan!!!"
Their current strategy is to catch fly balls with a fishing net- it seems to be working out, though occasionally those balls are returned with an odorous, fishy scent attached. Their teammates have only repsonded to this in the past with a weak, "Thanks, Kurt." 
Kurt Crueller is also supposedly the child of Gallup Crueller, born from a brief romance in the distant past between the infamous outlaw and a fisherperson near Yellowstone. Eventually trouble came knocking and Gallup rode back towards Dallas, not wanting to entangle her child in her life of crime.
LA Unlimited Tacos/Fan Works

Have Tacos fan art? Add it here!
==Gallery==
File:TacosLogo Cobaltcakes.png|Logo by Cobaltcakes
File:Poster.jpg|Poster by 
File:Unlimitedtacos0003.png|Anti-cap Banner by Ax
File:Tacoganda1 by chronarion.png|Poster by 
File:Tacoganda2 by chronarion.png|Poster by 
File:Alejandro Leaf by See.jpg|Alejandro Leaf, by 
File:Basilio Fig.png|Basilio Fig by RebelliousUno
File:Pbae.png|Patel Beyonce, chilling, by @itsjustmustafa
File:TaigaQuitter by chronarion.png|Taiga Quitter, by @chronarion
File:Tacoswatchingplayoffs by cozzymandiesque.png|Season 5 Tacos watching the playoffs together, by @cozzymandiesque
File:PokePitchingMachine01.png|Pitching Machine is super effective by danglebob
File:Francisca.png|Francisca Sasquatch by @deerstained
File:Val games.png|Valentine Games by @deerstained
File:Rat Mason.jpg
File:Tacos s20 lineup jellorain.png|The Tacos lineup as of Season 20, by jellorain#8540
File:Tacos s20 rotation shadows jellorain.png|The tacos rotation and select Shadows players, by jellorain#8540
File:Tacos desert birbteef.jpg|The Tacos geared up in the Desert during Season 24, by @birbteef
==Comics==
File:BlaseballUnderdogs by Fancymancer.png|Blaseball Underdogs (Page 1), by 
File:BlaseballUnderdogs2 by Fancymancer.png|Blaseball Underdogs (Page 2), by 
File:VoteforNan by Fancymancer.png|Vote for NaN, by 
File:Enhancedpartytime Fancymancer.png| feat. Pothos & NaN, by 
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Category:LA Unlimited Tacos
Category:Fan Art
Category:Fan Works
LA Unlimited Tacos/History

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== Formation and Early History ==
The Los Angeles Tacos were formed from the "only 14 people to sign up for a community Kickball league signup sheet" on the corkboard of a Ralphio's Grocer in Van Nuys, California. Upon showing up for the first game, they were outfitted with Blaseball gear by their owner, eccentric former-professional surfer, Guy Myrington, and have been professional blaseball players ever since.
The Tacos were formerly owned by the Dilsney Cooperative as part of their deal to buy Guy Myrington's life rights in order to produce the biopic, I Married My Surfboard. Upon achieving ownership, Dilsney renamed the franchise The Van Nuys Tacos of Anaheim, despite the stadium being a one- to three-hour drive away from Dilsney's fortified stronghold in Orange County, California. 
Dilsney was "excellent" at marketing the team, said splorts analysts[who?], but the team "suffered in league rankings" during their tenure. After an unremarkable season and the feature film I Married My Surfboard failing to gross a meaningful portion its $400 million budget, Dilsney and the Tacos formally parted ways, with Myrington regaining his role as principal owner. Myrington officially returned the team's name to the original Los Angeles Tacos.
== Internet League Blaseball ==
=== Rivalries ===
The LA Unlimited Tacos' historic rivals are the Chicago Firefighters due to the Tacos' close relationship to heat and spice; an "association [that] sits too closely" to fire — the sworn enemy of all firefighters. 
The relationship first heated up early in when when the Tacos swept a series that the Firefighters were favored to win. Tacos pitcher Sexton Wheeler commented on the rivalry, saying, "Water can't calm the blaze on their tongues." 
 saw a 3-1 series victory against the Firefighters, which included highlights such as a 14-inning narrow victory in the 2nd game, and the shaming of the Chicago Firefighters in the 4th game. 
The rivalry may or may not have cooled off when Tacos brand manager Myra Myrington exchanged good-natured banterLos Angeles Tacos [@tacoblaseball] (31 Jul 2020). "WHOEVER keeps teaching wyatt bad words PLES stop ther dad said if they cus again they get grounded from blaseball D:" (Tweet) - via Twitter. with the Firefighters over social media. When asked about the rivalry, Myrington said, "they r sonice tho cant we just be frends??" [sic]. Despite this effort, the teams are not friends at the time of writing.
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Category:History
Category:LA Unlimited Tacos
LCD Soundsystem

is a Ballpark Modification that will boost both players involved in a Feedback swap by 5%. LCD Soundsystem was first offered in . 
==History==
The LCD Soundsystem was first offered in with the description "Build a luminous, towering LCD Soundsystem to make Feedback more exciting for both players involved."
The first recorded LCD Soundsystem activation took place on , Day 6 during the Feedback swap of Howell Rocha and Riley Firewall in the Miami Dale's Ballpark, Miami International Arena, in a game against the Breckenridge Jazz Hands. 
===Ballpark Additions===
The LCD Soundsystem was built:
*In by the Jazz Hands, Georgias, and Dale.
*In by the Spies.
*In by the Mechanics.
*In by the Lovers.
*In by the Tacos.
*In by the Fridays.
==LCD Soundsystem Activations==
Season	Day	Player A 	Player B 	Stadium
18 	06 	Howell Rocha 	Riley Firewall	Miami International Arena
18 	64 	Avila Guzman 	Dudley Mueller	An Undisclosed Location
19 	02 	Sosa Hayes 	Siobhan Chark 	Atlantean Dome
23 	47 	Siobhan Chark	Sosa Hayes 	An Undisclosed Location
23 	95 	Spears Rogers	Famous Owens 	Breckenridge Community Field
23 	95 	Siobhan Chark	Walton Sports 	Breckenridge Community Field
23 	95 	Spears Rogers	Famous Owens 	Breckenridge Community Field
==Trivia==
*The first recorded activation of LCD Soundsystem multiple times in one game took place on , Day 95, in a game between the Breckenridge Jazz Hands and the Hades Tigers. The LCD Soundsystem activated three times total, with two activations triggered by Feedback swaps between Spears Rogers and Famous Owens.
*The name of this Modification is a reference to the real-life band LCD Soundsystem. The text displayed when it is activated, "The LCD Soundsystem is playing at the [team's] house!" is a reference to their song "Daft Punk Is Playing At My House".
Category:Ballpark Modifications
LLittle League

Llittle League (sometimes stylized as LLittle League) is a deprecated variant of Blaseball. It is widely believed to have died out because its Commissioner did a poor job. It may have been replaced by Blittle League.
It is considered uncouth to describe the rules of Llittle League. All you need to know is that it's gone now, and that's a good thing.
Category:Splorts
La Paz Llamas

The La Paz Llamas were an Internet League Blaseball team. Little is known about the team, other than that Parker MacMillan was on the Llamas when he, following Day 99 of Season E, reached Critical Mass, became Legendary, and was Preserved. At this time, the Llamas then became Unstable as a result of Parker MacMillan's Vaulting and would go on to rejoin Internet League Blaseball during Season AA. Contrary to the team's slogan, the Llamas are not deceased, and their current whereabouts are unknown.
== Roster ==
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Category:Teams
Category:La Paz Llamas
Lady Matsuyama/IF-1.123

Lady Matsuyama is an eight foot tall tinkerer and artist. She uses a wheelchair and has a giant cyborg scorpion tail she built herself. Matsuyama is known to enjoy extremely femme clothing such as long dresses, even while working. Even though they may end up completely smudged and singed, she still enjoys looking "femme as heck". She sews her own outfits and includes pockets everywhere. 
Matsuyama has a massive prehensile cyborg scorpion tail attached to her body, most frequently seen with a drill on its end. This tail is very flexible and can be used for many purposes, or to spin the wheels of her wheelchair, or to shoot lasers, or to screw in a lightbulb. Matsuyama can swap out the drill for a variety of other tools, such as hands, grabbers, laser cannons, motors, printers, paint rollers, or rocket engines. Many common tools are stored at the bottom of Matsuyama’s dress on a hoop skirt that doubles as a circular rail. To change tools, the motorized bottom of the dress rotates the appropriate tool into place, allegedly inspired by how multi-axis CNC mills swap drill bits.
Lady Matsuyama/IF-51.310

Lady Matsuyama, also known as "The Lady" is seven foot tall robot, constructed at a metamaterial research facility by her creator, Hideko Matsuyama, an esteemed roboticist. Her ai was patterned off of a brain scan of her creator, who built her as an attempt to preserve their research after a containment breach at the research facility. Hideko's only chance to escape was an interdimensional gate generator, which would eviscerated all biological matter that passed through it. Thus, Matsuyama was sent in her stead, where she would find herself at the CORE. Lady Matsuyama has a complicated relationship with her creator, possessing an incomplete sum of Hideko's memories, and largely considers herself a seperate person. She still posesses Hideko's talent for robotics, and indeed delights in tinkering with her own body, finding ways to push herself to her limits through clever engineering.
Prior to Ascension, Matsuyama didn't quite get Blaseball. It seemed baffling and opaque to her; her creator being an atheist, she bristled at the idea of playing under the whims of fate the gods had in store. But over time, she found a certain love for the game first through the love and camaraderie of her teammates, then through the surprising success she had at performing the very simple task: "hit ball". Certainly, she began to appreciate the hilarity of the contradiction of her contention with the gods and the values she inherited from her creator. Nowadays, Matsuyama takes great pleasure in pushing the limits of her engineering towards the arbitrary ends of Blaseball; she enjoys the feeling of finding meaning in defiance of fate. Notably, she modified her body to interface with the Core’s power grid, which allowed her incredible performance at home but left her running on battery power during away games.