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Chorby Short/IF-59.561

===History===
Chorby Short is a Lao-American teenager from Seattle, born into a family of wildlife biologists and zoologists. Short is also a magical girl and aspiring herpetologistHerpetology is the study of amphibians and reptiles. who likes transforming into her favorite frog, the green paddy frog (Hylarana erythraea). 
Short joined Blaseball while trying to sign up for a summer position as a bat girl, unintentionally signing on as a player in the Shadows for the Seattle Garages instead. While not very good at hitting, Short was happy to try to swing at anything thrown her way after she was transferred to the Yellowstone Magic at the end of . When not playing, Short was known to explore the park to observe the wildlife, hang out at Yellowstone Lake, and practice her magical powers with the help of teammates. Short's abilities became stronger, both on and off the field, after receiving precognition. 
During , Short was leaving the field after a game against the Garages one moment, and finding herself on second base in a game between the Crabs and Millennials the next. Though more than a little off put by this, as well as her newfound instability, Short warmed up to the Millennials quickly. Short liked to, with the proper precautions taken, explore Central Park searching for frogs and, later on, birds between games. Later transfers to Boston gave Short the opportunity to explore the spatial and temporally unstable ecosystem there. Short rarely found herself lost due to her Homebody-based comfort in any environment. 
When asked how she felt about her frequent switching of teams, Short shrugged and explained that "Friendship is what being a magical girl is all about, and there's lots of new friends for me to make on every team, so I’ll be okay."
After a short jaunt across multiple divisions with The Fifth Base, Short ended up in Breckenridge. The theatre kid lifestyle meshed well with the flair and drama of a magical girl, so Short felt at home. While there were disappointingly few non-teammate amphibians or reptiles in the perpetual snow of her new home, Short found that there were plenty of creatures and entities living in the Pit. She was unsure if any of those creatures were amphibians or not, but the only way to find out was first hand exploration. 
===Trivia===
*While batting for the Magic, Short was part of a trio often referred to as "The Coven", which consisted of herself, Eizabeth Elliott, and Tiana Wheeler, as the three followed each other in the lineup.
*When asked, Short denies any memory of what happened after she was Redacted, but does claim that it "wasn't the right environment for a frog."
*Measurements taken of Short's baserunning times show that Short runs the bases faster as a frog.
Chorby Soul II

was a lineup player for the Miami Dale, and was with the team from the until .
==Official League Records==
Soul II joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Miami Dale during the via the Gift Shop.
On , Day 90, Soul II was attacked by Consumers. As Replicas have an effective Soul of zero, Soul II was then Redacted and removed from the Dale's roster.
== Fan art ==
File:Chorbysoul2.png|alt=chorby soul II|art by Chesse
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Chorby Soul III

was a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs, and was with the team from the until being incinerated on , Day 90.
== Official League Records ==
Soul III joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs during the via the Gift Shop.
On , Day 90, Soul III was incinerated and replaced by Zeruel Kramer.
==Chorby Soul III==
===A Replica on the Crabs===
In the season 18 lateseason the Crabs were gifted a replica of an old familiar face, Chorby Soul III. As per the request of the original Chorby Soul before they passed, their replica was given a pearl made of Soul’s ashes, and although the replica did not remember the request, they held onto it regardless. Still unstable, and with two eclipses in the forecast, the Crabs feared for the worst after the death of Luis Acevedo in the previous season from the original Chorby Soul’s instability. Soul III did not go down quietly though. After a bizarre event where Greer Lott attempted to siphon their blood and improved Soul III’s defense, Soul III batted through the first eclipse game unflinchingly on Day 84, and in the second on day 90 they made it to the 10th inning before their inevitable incineration. 
Soul III’s Memorial Pearls were distributed to members of the staff, Kennedy Loser, and Zeruel Kramer.
====Post-Incineration====
After their death, Soul III was quickly ushered off to the hall of flames much like the original Chorby Soul was during their many deaths. Soul III was greeted as an old friend at the Hall, as the existence of replicas had not reached the hall, or resident psychopomp Nora Perez. Still fresh from their incineration, Soul III decided that this explanation made the most sense - after all, Chorby Soul had been removed from the hall at the start of the season - another failed necromancy was the most likely explanation. Soul III settled in quickly to the hall, even taking a trip up to Haunt their former captain Kennedy Loser to check in on him and Soul III’s replacement, Zeruel Kramer.
It was not until the death of Logan Horseman in season 19 that the truth of Soul III’s situation came to light (something that Horseman himself was very apologetic about afterwards). While it was an uncomfortable realization for Soul III, they were eventually grateful for the correction - realizing that it, combined with their death preventing them from dusting away, meant that they had a chance to grow into their own person. Spurred on by this revelation they took up their own hobbies (like collecting stuffed animals), and made their own friends (like the many dead of the Hall of Flames), seeking to further explore what it might mean to not be Chorby Soul. 
Category:Incinerated Players
Chorby Soul IV

is a lineup player in the Vault, and has been there since the end of . Soul IV has played for the New York Millennials, LA Unlimited Tacos, and Ohio Worms.
== Official League Records ==
Soul IV joined the ILB as a lineup player for the New York Millennials during the via the Gift Shop. At the end of the Season, Soul IV faded to and returned to the Vault.
Soul IV joined the lineup of the LA Unlimited Tacos during the via the Gift Shop. At the end of the Season, Soul IV faded to Dust and returned to the Vault.
Soul IV joined the lineup of the Ohio Worms during the via the Gift Shop. At the end of the Season, Soul IV faded to Dust and returned to the Vault.
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Chorby Soul V

is a lineup player in the Vault, and has been there since the end of . Soul V has played for the Atlantis Georgias and Miami Dale.
== Official League Records ==
Soul V joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Miami Dale during the via the Gift Shop. At the end of the Season, Soul V faded to Dust and returned to the Vault.
Soul V joined the lineup of the Atlantis Georgias during the via the Gift Shop. At the end of the Season, Soul V faded to Dust and returned to the Vault.
==Fan Works==
File:Chorby Soul V mini by HetreaSky.png|Mini-Blaseballer by @HetreaSky
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Chris Soares

was a lineup player for the Hellmouth Sunbeams, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Soares was first seen as a lineup player for the Hellmouth Sunbeams after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
During the Gamma 3 Midseason Elections, Soares's batting increased from as a result of the Sunbeams' Muscle Warmers amplification.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Hellmouth Sunbeams Short Circuits Players
Christine Splotter

was a Shadows player for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Record==
Splotter was first seen as a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
On Season 2, Day 2, Splotter was replaced by Jamaal Piazza in a Night shift. Splotter entered the Shadows, resulting in an stat increase.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Chromatic Jump

is a lineup player for the Pandemonium Artists.
==Official League Records==
Jump joined Internet League Blaseball as a hitter for the Pandemonium Artists during the inaugural Coffee Cup.
Reports vary on what materials compose Chromatic Jump, but most sources speculate that it is some sort of hue-shifting pigment. Occasionally, an object or surface they are touching will change its perceived color, to match the one used to interact with it. It is unclear whether the effect is intentional or not.
Jump has stated, on the record, that they are in a committed romantic relationship with fellow Artists batter Handsome Scarf, which predates the involvement of either player with the splort.
Chromatic is an avid fan of Sebastian Telephone, who is cited as one of their main inspirations to enter the League. When asked whether the threat of incineration concerns them, they responded, "I mean, sure, he's died twice, but who knows how long his latest death will last with all these gods floating around?"
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==Fan Art== 
File:Jonah chromatic.png|Chromatic sticker art by shenaniglenn
File:Handsomatic frog hat.jpg|Handsomatic Frog Hat Suprise by KABOOMdle
File:Handsomatic carry.jpg|Scarf carrying Jump by KABOOMdle
Category:Players
Category:Coffee Cup
Category:Lineup Players
Chuck Sourdough

was a player in the Shadows for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
Sourdough was first seen as a player in the Shadows for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 3.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Breckenridge Jazz Hands Short Circuits Players
Chulck Tangle

Chulck Tangle is a Hulgo Award Winning Romance Novelist living in San Francisco. Not much is known about this mysterious writer. They're most famous for their Love at First Strike book series which finds inspiration from the romances that occur on the blaseball field. 
==Notable Books==
* Drained by the Unlimited Tacos Pitching Machine for the Very First Time
* Hot Fish Summer Consensually Spooks Me A Fright On The Daleween Cruise Ship Because He Is A Shark And We're On Water But He Is On The Boat Ahh!
== Book Covers ==
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Chunky

is a Player Modification, first seen in the and given out by the Peanut Butter Blessing.
==Effects==
A Chunky batter's Power is increased by 100% during Peanut weather, increasing the chances for their hits to be a double, triple or home run instead of a single.
Chunky has no effect on pitchers.
==History==
===Season 13===
During , the Blessing Peanut Butter was offered, and won by the Hellmouth Sunbeams. Igneus Delacruz became Chunky, while Kaj Statter Jr. gained the Smooth modification due to the blessing.
===Season 15===
The marked a major shift in how Items were implemented in blaseball, with player pages gaining a new "Items" tab and all active, non-Shadowed players in the league receiving a Bat as a result of the passing of the Bats decree. While 318 of these bats had no additional elements, four bore the Chunky modification (making it the first modification that could be conferred to a player via an Item).
The following players received a Chunky Bat in the Season 15 Elections:
*Agan Harrison (dropped for a Passionate Holey Helmet on Day 7, )
*Jomgy Rolsenthal (dropped for a Mesh Ring from a Community Chest on Day 73, )
*Commissioner Vapor (dropped for a Head Necklace in the via the Handcrafted Necklace Drop blessing)
*Yong Wright (retained until Incineration on Day 24, )
==Trivia==
*As all existing Armor was removed from the game at the start of Season 15, and the mass-distribution of Bats due to the Bats Decree was the first instance of Modification-conferring items, and due to the three other Chunky Bat recipients eventually dropping their starting item, Yong Wright's Chunky Bat is the oldest surviving Modification-conferring item in the game.
**This also means, along with Mummy Melcon's Rock Bat and Eizabeth Guerra's Hot Bat, Wright's Chunky Bat is tied for the oldest-surviving Element-bearing item in the game.
==See Also==
*List of players with the Chunky modification
*List of Item drops with the Chunky Modification
Category:Player Modifications
Category:Item Modifications
Chunky/Item Events

This is a list of all Items that have dropped bearing the Chunky Modification element. 
Item name 	Receiving player 	Date 	Source
Chunky Rubber Jersey 	Vito Kravitz 	, Day 30 	Community Chest
Chunky Necklace 	Richmond Harrison 	 	Necklace Supply Run Blessing
Chunky Jersey 	Jan Canberra 	 	Jerseys Supply Run Blessing
Passionate Chunky Cap 	Hiroto Wilcox 	, Day 15 	Prize Match
Chunky Necklace 	Arturo Huerta 	, Day 64 	Prize Match
Chunky Plant-Based Ring 	McBaseball Clembons	, Day 41 	Community Chest
Chunky Brambly Jersey 	Dudley Mueller 	, Day 73 	Community Chest
Chunky Jersey 	Valentine Games III	, Day 73 	Community Chest
Chunky Glove 	Theo King 	, Day 43 	Community Chest
Chunky Clutch Air Necklace 	Vernon Shotwell 	, Day 79 	Community Chest
Chunky Broom 	Percival Bendie 	 	Shadow Brooms Supply Run Blessing
Chunky Necklace 	Son Jensen 	, Day 38 	Community Chest
Chunky Glove 	Kurt Crueller 	, Day 43 	Prize Match
Traitor Chunky Necklace 	Chambers Kennedy 	 	Insider Trading Blessing
Passionate Chunky Cap 	Blood Hamburger 	, Day 23 	Community Chest
Chunky Hard Sunglasses 	Swamuel Mora 	, Day 38 	Prize Match
Chunky Helmet 	Lotus Mango 	, Day 51 	Community Chest
Aluminium Chunky Steel Chair of Vanity	Leach Herman 	Season 23 Latesiesta	Gift Shop, Steel Chair Drop
Repeating Chunky Steel Chair 	Lady Matsuyama 	Season 23 Latesiesta	Gift Shop, Steel Chair Drop
Plant-Based Chunky Socks 	Mags Banananana 	, Day 3 	Community Chest
Chunky Shoes 	Mint Shupe 	, Day 3 	Community Chest
Chunky Rock Necklace of Blaserunning 	Brock Watson 	, Day 29 	Community Chest
Cicero Gubbins

was a lineup player for the Tokyo Lift, and was with the team from the Endseason until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Gubbins joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Tokyo Lift as the Lift's Overbracket Playoff Birth.
On , Day 39, Gubbins joined the Lift's lineup in exchange for Elwin McGhee at the Tokyo Fitness Center via the .
Over the course of , Gubbins entered and exited the Lift's Shadows two times as a result of Tokyo Fitness Center Voicemail events, ending the Season on the lineup.
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Category:Playoff Births
Category:Former Shadows Players
Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Cicero Gubbins/IF-828

Cicero Gubbins is one, two, or possibly many house-spirits, or imps, that live in the Legscraper.
==History==
Cicero Gubbins(es) manifested sometime after the Lift's first playoffs appearance in season 13. Gubbins mainly folded clothes and maintained the Legscraper's field of play, although the latter activity involved much less cleaning and much more dodging Gronk Sewergas, the tower's head janitor. When Stijn Strongbody was incinerated, Gubbins(es) decided to start practicing in case the new player draft ever came for them. Unfortunately, this did not improve their ability, and instead instilled a love of machines in the imp(s) after many hours fixing a pitching machine discarded into the bowels of the Legscraper.
When Cicero finally saw play, they decided that the time for practice was over. Instead, they started creating devices of their own out of spare circuit boards, pipes, and other detritus. These devices do not work in anyone's hands but their own, and occasionally Engine Eberhardt's.
==Appearance==
Gubbins(es) are small, humanoid, fairly round, and might have horns. Their eyes glow in a variety of colors, and are the only part of their face that is visible from under a hood. 
There might be one "Cicero Gubbins" two imps known as "Cicero" and "Gubbins", respectively, or an unknown quantity of "Cicero Gubbinses", each identical except for eye color, which they can change at will. No more than one Cicero Gubbins has appeared to one person at one time, although there are unconfirmed claims of two appearing to Val Hitherto, standing on top of each other to be collectively taller than him. 
==Personality==
Gubbins(es) are playful, with a penchant for mischief and a deep creative drive. They are friends with fellow mechanic Engine Eberhardt, as well as fellow short monarch Kline Greenlemon. They have been seen fixing Ankle Halifax's radio, although the relationship between the two is professional.
Cinnamon

Cinnamon is a spice obtained from the inner bark of several tree species from the genus Cinnamomum. The aroma and flavor of cinnamon derive from its essential oil and principal component, ██████, as well as numerous other constituents, including ██████. In Blaseball, cinnamon is a player attribute. Cinnamon was first sighted in Internet League Blaseball following the election.
The effects of cinnamon on blaseball are currently unknown. It is believed to be a positive number generally between 0.0 and ~1.0.
Category:Forbidden Knowledge
Category:Player Attributes
Circuits

Circuits are large, wide-ranging changes to Short Circuit rules, teams, or the world itself. Circuits are chosen by League Choice, meaning that the Circuit(s) with the most votes are enacted at the end of that Election cycle. Circuits were introduced in Gamma 1, but Fans could not vote on them until Gamma 2. They are very similar to Decrees — however, instead of being offered every Election, they are instead offered every other Election. Circuits are not offered alongside Decrees.
==History of Circuits==
Circuits from each season are shown below, with the winning circuit highlighted.
===Gamma 2, Season 2===
===Gamma 3, Season 1===
==Navigation==
Category:Rules
Claire Glaive

was a lineup player for the Tokyo Lift, and competed in Gamma 2 until they were Charged and gained the Static modification.
== Official League Record ==
Glaive 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, Glaive's hitting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles amplification, resulting in a hitting stat increase. 
During the Gamma 2 Season 2 elections, Glaive gained the Static modification as a result of the Tokyo Lift's Charge will, and was removed from the Lift's roster.
Category:Players
Category:Players with the Static modification
Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Tokyo Lift Short Circuits Players
Clare Ballard

is a rotation player for the Vault Legends, and has been with the team since the . Ballard has previously played for the New York Millennials.
==Official League Records==
Ballard joined the league as a pitcher for the New York Millennials with the formation of Ultra League Blaseball, with the modification.
On Season E, Day 99, Ballard reached Critical Mass, became Legendary, and was Preserved.
==Community History==
==Fan Works==
Category:Hall Of Fame Inductees
Category:Hall Of Fame Inductees For Pre History
Clawliday Inn

==History==
Deborah’s Landing Hotel was originally built in in Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, due to an increased focus on the city’s tourism economy in the several decades prior to the Great Crab Reckoning. It was one of the more popular waterfront hotels in the area, often housing visitors touring the city or paying tribute to the Olde One. In , a sky bridge was built attaching Deborah’s Landing to the Maryland Convention Center, drawing in exponentially more business from tourists attending local conventions and trade shows.
Deborah’s Landing was partially destroyed during the Great Crab Reckoning, and attempts to repair it were made fruitless by the city’s inability to locate its original owners. “It’s like they vanished into thin air,” one city council member stated to a Baltimore Sun reporter. Other locals speculated online that the Hotel’s owners had been ardent worshippers of Big Debrah who had been killed during the Reckoning, or who had otherwise taken their belongings and left town.
Though the work to rebuild Deborah’s Landing stalled, the city recognized it as a historic monument in , and it was allowed to remain as a fixture of the Inner Harbor. In the years since the Reckoning, the “half-built hotel” became popular in Baltimore’s urban exploration scene, including with some members of the original Baltimore Crabs roster.
==Refurbishment==
In Season 17’s Lateseason, Baltimore Crabs management anonymously received the deed to and legal ownership of Deborah’s Landing, now colloquially referred to among locals as either the Hotel Motel or the Clawliday Inn. The team resolved to spend the subsequent siesta refurbishing the Hotel and once again restoring it to a place suitable for any and all guests to the city. Currently, the Clawliday Inn is under the management of Yurts Trunbo and other Crabitat staff, though former Crabs players no longer in active play have been sighted on the premises helping with the Hotel’s upkeep and day-to-day operations.
Many visitors to the Clawliday Inn have reported seeing ghosts “just hanging out” in the newly remodeled building, though almost all have been identified as “regular blaseball ghosts, you know, like the ones who are messing up [Kennedy] Loser’s batting average”. Crabs management has stated publicly that “the ghosts are welcome to stay as long as they like”, and has reportedly funded one lineup player’s ongoing research into the nature of the hauntings.
Category:Baltimore Crabs
Clawliday Inn/IF-12.945

I know it's not far from my usual living space, but I thought it might be nice to see the sights. I've missed seeing the city like this. It's been so long, and I hear there are lots of interesting people here now.
How are you all doing? Was it worth it? Do you regret it? I don't see Brock anywhere. Don't tell me he finally turned tail and fled. I'll miss my favourite disciple. 
10/10, an excellent city to spend eternity in, provided they don't stab you in the back. 
-Debbie
Clawliday Inn/IF-13.10

this place is really cool!!! wish it was closer to houston tho, i miss my team a lot. and i don't like how everyone gets really sad when i talk to them about what it's like down in the hall. dunno why they do! it's mostly me saying how i beat tilly at flortnite or mario klart bcuz he sucks at it. also, hey kennedy, sorry not sorry about hitting so many ground outs lol. just bcuz i haunt you doesn't mean i'm gonna help u out. nothing against u, i just think it's funny - son scotch
Clawliday Inn/IF-25.554

This is a lovely hotel, 12/10! I'm still getting used to all the ghosts, it still doesn't feel quite right to count myself as one. It was nice to see the Crabs again! And to play against Beck! Sorry I couldn't do much, holding the bat with hands that are not my own is weird, to say the least. But! Thank you, Kennedy. Next time I come by I'll bring some roses. Oh - say hi to my dad when you next play against the Flowers from me? - M. Mason.
Clawliday Inn/IF-28.47

It was the bottom of the ninth and your team was down 7-0. I showed up to hit a single, and you followed up right after with a double. When Parker hit a ground out you ran to third with me and held hands so the Steaks couldn't get you out. That's probably not a real rule but you argued with them enough that they let you stay. 
Alston batted us in together and we only lost 7-2. 
Maybe swing by next time I'm in town and we can grab a coffee?
Clawliday Inn/IF-51.480

crabs! thank you for being so friendly to us! even when we don't actually hit the ball well! it really means a lot that you're learning how to tell us all apart, and giving us a place to stay that isn't the trench. the hotel is great! 11/10 would mess around with the living players staying here for an away game again. you should've seen the look on mike townsend's face when we moved everything in his room two inches to the left, it was priceless.
Clawliday Inn/IF-55.72

Natha's Base Hit
Ingredients: 1 Kennedy Crab, 1 bat, 1 pitcher, balls and myself.
Directions:
1) Place bat in toaster and attach to Kennedy Crab, set to hit.
2) Line toaster up with the trajectory of the pitch.
3) Repeat until hit or out. 
Serve on a base.