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Moody Cookbook/IF-349.12

When not playing Blaseball, Cookbook was host of the daytime cooking show The Moody Cookbook, with Moody Cookbook. Cookbook's mouth never moved, but their words were always reassuring; manifesting supportive words directly into a listener's consciousness had led many Tigers fans to consider Cookbook to be the Tigers' de facto Captain.
To a casual observer, Cookbook appeared to be an inanimate, well-loved copy of The Moody Cookbook, although the barcode and ISBN did not correspond to any existing literary database. (Anecdotal reports of varying numbers of limbs, eyes, tentacles, or other bodily features remain unconfirmed.) Focusing too intently on Moody was not recommended by Tigers officials, and had been reported to cause instances of headaches, visual distortions, and nasal . However, Cookbook reassured us that it will be alright if you do. 
ILB officials recommend Blaseball Radio listeners exercise care around recordings of Moody Cookbook while operating heavy machinery or gestating young, as remote transmission of deleterious symptoms has been reported.
==Alternate Reality Decree==
It was difficult to ascertain how the decree affected Cookbook, as they still appeared to casual observers as a copy of The Moody Cookbook. Cookbook had stated that they did not notice any differences in their reality since the decree, although they demonstrated proficiency in several new vegan recipes that they had never been observed cooking previously.
==Final Recipe==
Moody Cookbook's final recipe was Carmelo Plums, a fruitcake that following Cookbook's incineration became part of the Hades Tigers lineup. A final episode of the show unexpectedly aired after the game, detailing the recipe used.
Several pages from Cookbook survived the incineration. These pages are currently on display in the Landry Violence Memorial Hall.
== Names in Red ==
After the death of Landry Violence at the end of Season 3, Moody Cookbook took a recipe book and wrote, the name of the umpire who had killed Landry. This was the start of a new tradition. They wrote down the names of every death in the league and every ump associated with it. Every name written down in red with the intention of trying to do better and a silent promise to try and prevent their deaths from happening again. The list grew longer day by day until suddenly in Season 7 it stopped being recorded altogether.
Along with the captainship Hiroto received all of Moody’s training plans and notes with the recipe book among them. They added Moody Cookbook themself to the list. And then Scorpler McLaughlin. And then the Umpire that killed them. And then Hiroto continued to write down names.
Unknown to anyone else the recipe book resides underground next to the tigers wins, guarded by horrors, and one stalwart captain.
Moody Cookbook/IF-407.24

When not playing Blaseball, Cookbook was host of the daytime cooking show The Moody Cookbook, with Moody Cookbook. Cookbook's mouth never moved, but their words were always reassuring; manifesting supportive words directly into a listener's consciousness had led many Tigers fans to consider Moody to be the Tigers' de facto Captain.
To a casual observer, Cookbook appeared to be an inanimate, well-loved copy of The Moody Cookbook, although the barcode and ISBN did not correspond to any existing literary database. (Anecdotal reports of varying numbers of limbs, eyes, tentacles, or other bodily features remain unconfirmed.) Focusing too intently on Cookbook was not recommended by Tigers officials, and had been reported to cause instances of headaches, visual distortions, and nasal . However, Cookbook reassured us that it will be alright if you do.
ILB officials recommend Blaseball Radio listeners exercise care around recordings of Moody Cookbook while operating heavy machinery or gestating young, as remote transmission of deleterious symptoms has been reported.
==Alternate Reality Decree==
It was difficult to ascertain how the decree affected Cookbook, as they still appeared to casual observers as a copy of The Moody Cookbook. Cookbook had stated that they did not notice any differences in their reality since the decree, although they had not been seen cooking any of the vegan recipes they had been observed cooking previously.
==Final Recipe==
Moody Cookbook's final recipe was Carmelo Plums, a fruitcake that following Cookbook's incineration became part of the Hades Tigers lineup. A final episode of the show unexpectedly aired after the game, detailing the recipe used.
Several pages from Cookbook survived the incineration. These pages are currently on display in the Landry Violence Memorial Hall.
== Names in Red ==
After the death of Landry Violence at the end of Season 3, Moody Cookbook took a recipe book and wrote, the name of the umpire who had killed Landry. This was the start of a new tradition. They wrote down the names of every death in the league and every ump associated with it. Every name written down in red with the intention of trying to do better and a silent promise to try and prevent their deaths from happening again. The list grew longer day by day until suddenly in Season 7 it stopped being recorded altogether.
Along with the captainship Hiroto received all of Moody’s training plans and notes with the recipe book among them. They added Moody Cookbook themself to the list. And then Scorpler McLaughlin. And then the Umpire that killed them. And then Hiroto continued to write down names.
Unknown to anyone else the recipe book resides underground next to the tigers wins, guarded by horrors, and one stalwart captain.
Moonray

Moonrays (also know as space flapjacks) are an astrofauna found in some regions of the Immaterial Plane.
== Description ==
Moonrays are mostly identical to the spotted eagle ray, with a wingspan of up to 3m and a pattern on their back which resembles a starry night sky. Their undersides shift to mimic the sky above them, making them difficult to spot from below.
Moonrays maintain a considerable cruising altitude, not unlike vultures. They appear to migrate between the moon, the Immaterial Plane, and places unknown on a regular annual cycle. Their food source is unknown, but can apparently be found in dumpsters outside the rear entrance of an authentic Hellmouth .
==Discovery==
Moonrays were first spotted on the Moon by representatives of the Hellmouth Sunbeams and Hawaii Fridays in early Party Time, . As it so happened, the moonrays were drawn to the , which had ███████████ed in the Sea of Tranquility - seemingly in response to the Hellmouth Tugging on the various Hellmouthians partying on the moon.
The moonrays gathered round the dumpster of the , and proceeded to ███. After the party concluded, the moonrays followed the partygoers back to Hellmouth.
In spite of moonrays being a very elusive creature on the Immaterial Plane, one can be almost guaranteed to see them circling or feeding at a . The Hellmouth's status as a premier location to see this majestic creature in the wild is the source of major frustration by the Hellmouth Anti-Tourism Board. Efforts by the board to replicate moonrays' suitable habitat in less inhospitable towns (notably, Dallas) are ongoing.
Category:Fauna
Mordecai Kingbird/IF-14.298

=== Appearance ===
Mordecai Kingbird is a large shoebill bird, sometimes adorned in a small crown and carrying a scepter. More often, pri carries a radical skateboard. High energy and very excitable, Kingbird exudes confidence, only some of which is misplaced. Scars from Consumer attacks and accidental face-plants scattered all over, pri wears them proudly, boasting to the press that they make prin “look super cool and sick, right?!”
Mordecai Kingbird/IF-87.109

=== Appearance ===
Mordecai Kingbird is a radical catboy with bird wings. Some in Atlantis refer to prin as a sphinx or a griffin...however, the truth is stranger than the rumors. He is a half-siren half-catboy. As a result, he has the ability to lure people with his voice though he often doesn’t use it in this manner. The wings were just a side effect, literally no one knows why prin has wings. He also has scars from Consumer attacks that he shows off to anyone who asks.
=== Jobs ===
Kingbird is not only a professional athlete, but is also lead singer of the (slightly terrible) punk band The Kingbirds. The band has been quoted as better than This Is a Tragedy but worse than The Garages. The music of The Kingbirds is at the very least palatable. 
Kingbird also is a lighthouse keeper. Atlantis doesn’t see any maritime trade, and the lighthouse is a relic of a bygone era. He doesn’t say much about what he does to keep the light shining through the sea at night. He’d rather be promoting his band. As a result, his role in the upkeep of his lighthouse is a mystery. There are rumors as to what that entails, but the lighthouse without fail lights up the sea at night, guiding travelers back to the safety of Atlantis.
Morrow Wan

was a pitcher for the Moab Sunbeams, and was on the team during Season A of Ultra League Blaseball.
== Official League Records ==
===Prehistory===
All records of Wan prior to discovery on , Day 71 are only available from the Library in the following volumes:
*Pre-History I:
**, listing Season A's statistical leaders and MVPs as originally named after Day 162. Wan had the league's second highest number of pitching wins (27).
Wan was incinerated at an unknown point in Pre-History; it is currently unknown who replaced them.
===History===
On , Day 79, Wan Baltimore Crabs player Kennedy Loser. Wan immediately hit a flyout to Philly Pies player Usurper Violet, then stopped inhabiting.
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Moss Woman

The Moss Woman is an entity employed by the Boston Flowers, and as their name suggests they have an appearance that makes them look like they are made of moss and wood.
The Moss Woman is the Equipment Manager for the team, and as of the Election she also operates the Smithy in the Garden. Despite her role as the operator of the Smithy the Moss Woman is known to favor repairing the equipment of visiting teams over repairing the Flowers equipment. The Moss Woman utilizes resin in the repairing of damaged or broken equipment.
The Moss Woman typically crafts bats for new players from the branches of the trees that grow in the Memorial Bat Forest, these bats are often customized for the player that receives them.
Movement for the Liberation of Blaseball

The Movement to Liberate Blaseball (MLB) is an organization of blaseball players and blaseball fans, founded in Miami, Florida, whose aims are "to reclaim the people's game from the tyrannical yoke of the Rogue Umpiress, and the Commissioner that serves them.""FOR THE LIBERATION OF BLASEBALL", MLB-Miami chapter It is organized in "chapters" or "cells", which coordinate action, both on the local and league-wide level.
==Role in the Snackrifice==
The MLB, through its Los Angeles chapter, provided critical infrastructure and coordination support during the Snackrifice, releasing many calls to action on their online channels, and encouraging worship of the Unlimited Tacos' pitching rotation in their local communities. While the action didn't provide the complete disruption of ILB activities organizers were hoping for, MLB operatives still considered it "an encouraging sign for the future of collective direct action in and around Blaseball"
==Controversies==
Following the incineration of a Rogue Umpires during the Season 8, Day 94 game between the Baltimore Crabs and the Miami Dale, several people associated with the MLB started rallying around the cry of "NO UMPS NO MASTERS", calling for more Umpires incinerations. The position was decried by several religious groups, who claim that "standing against the people carrying out the Blaseball Gods' will is standing against the Gods themselves.""Who Wants to Liberate Blaseball from the Gods? The Dangerous Radicals of MLB.", Windsor Hammerfist, Blaseball Worship Today
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Mr. Wide

Mr. Wide is the team manager for the Miami Dale. His only confirmed sightings have been in silhouette form. Despite the striking resemblance to Pitblull, it's unconfirmed if they are the same entity. 
Mr. Wide is believed to be both the creator of, and the only person with complete knowledge of, The Playlist. The power of The Playlist is such that it would destroy mortal minds if heard in full, but versions of it are provided by Mr. Wide to pump up players before and during games. One version of it is publicly available. 
===Mr. Wife===
An equally mysterious but omnipresent figure for the Dale is Mr. Wide’s husband, Mr. Wife (first name unknown). Mr. Wife is beloved by the team for his frequent, spontaneous acts of kindness, which are often deeply personal and thoughtful. Past actions attributed to Mr. Wife include supplying orange slices and juice boxes for practice, signing the players up for team building activities, and bringing in homemade baked goods. 
In a viral video posted on Slapchat by user OffTheLeash (believed to be team captain Qais Dogwalker), the Dale are seen entering the locker room to find a plate of gorgeously decorated cupcakes. Pitcher Sixpack Santiago can be heard saying “aw sweet, Mr. Wife left us cupcakes again!” while the camera zooms in on a torn, weathered paper that reads “CUIPCAEKES FOR TEEM DALE LUV MR WIFE” in smeared red finger paint(?). Beck Whitney is then heard saying “wow, these are super yummy.” An unidentified voice can be heard shouting “YEAH” from a great distance as the color and sound appear to suddenly be sucked from the room and the video ends. 
There are few direct reports of Mr. Wife, but they all corroborate his considerate, inscrutable deeds. “Mr. Wife doesn’t just remember everyone’s birthday, he reminds the team of upcoming birthdays via smeared portraits in fogged mirrors or echoing ethereal voices. One time, soon after I was feedbacked, I found a seashell in my locker. I listened to it, but instead of the ocean, I heard crackling radio static, airhorns, and a deep voice saying ‘Welcome...Miami...la familia...love Battle Angel. From. Mr. Wife.’ It really made me feel at home,” said batter Avila Guzman at the 27th XX20 Dale Staff Appreciation Party. 
There are no known photographs of Mr. Wife, nor widely accepted descriptions, although unverified reports have described them as “a reverse silhouette” and “the shadow of a shadow.” Many believe that he simply cannot be visually perceived by anyone not officially part of the Miami Dale. He can supposedly be heard, however, on a number of hip-hop and crunk songs believed to be written collaboratively by Mr. Wife and other artists, or featuring alleged samples of Mr. Wife’s voice. Mr. Wife is believed to have an entourage of beings, collectively known both as the Wife Guys and the East Side Girlz, who help him with his generous endeavors for the Dale and with his music career.
==Alleged Sightings==
File:Mrside.png|Alleged photo of Mr Wide, taken by tsmeu
File:Mr Wide.jpg|Alleged photo of Mr Wide, taken by themilkman
Category:Miami Dale
Category:Managers
Mrs. Silk/IF-33.431

Mrs. Silk, born Silk on //1, is a world renowned , but is also known in the ILB as York's mom and Nagomi McDaniel's wife. In her off hours, she can often be found helping the Hawai'i Fridays in administrative duties such as driving them to games, managing the third base snack cart, running the team , and .
Mrs. Silk's lair can be found on a small volcanic island near the island of , reachable only by private airstrip. The waters around the island are notable for the incredible biodiversity and brilliant coral reefs, grown on the multitude vessels sunken by Mrs. Silk's . Tourists visiting are warned that they may occasionally feel ground tremors. While Mrs. Silk's tsunami negation technology has been working flawlessly since , her experiments on suppressing earthquakes are still ongoing.
Muggsy Holiday

was a player in the lineup for the Yellowstone Magic, and competed in Gamma 1.
==Official League Records==
Holiday was first seen as a player in the lineup for the Yellowstone Magic after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 1.
During the Gamma 1, Season 1 election, Holiday’s defense stat increased as a result of the More Eyes amplification, resulting in a defense stat increase. Holiday was also targeted by the Lead Investment distortion, which moved them to the first slot in the team’s lineup.
Category: Short Circuits Players
Category: Yellowstone Magic Short Circuits Players
Category: Gamma 1
Mugs Cone

Mugs Cone was a pitcher for the Seattle Garages, and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Records==
Cone was first seen as a pitcher for the Garages after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
==Fan Works==
File:Mugs 3.jpg|alt=A digital drawing of Mugs Cone, an orange corgi with leaves on his back, drinking happily out of a can of Mug Root Beer. |Mugs by Cori
File:Mugs 2.jpg|alt=A digital drawing of Mugs Cone, a corgi jumping in the air joyfully over a whole bunch of hands, all with various accessories like an apple, kandi bracelets, a foot with rocket shoes, slime, a knife, a cow hoof, plants, kitsune tails, a bunch of small hummingbirds, an alien hand, a sweater, etc. The corgi has green leaves flying off him and is grinning. The background is red and blue. |Mugs by Cori
File:Mugs 1.jpg|alt=A sketch of Mugs Cone, an orange corgi with leaves on his back, doing a "sploot" (lying down with his legs to the side). |Mugs by Cori
File:Miria 2.jpg|alt= 	 A digital drawing of Miria Senior. Miria is a Black woman with brown skin and curly textured shoulder-length hair. She has vampire teeth peeking out of her mouth and wears big circular glasses. She is wearing overalls over her Garages jersey and is holding Mugs Cone close to her chest. Mugs is a corgi dog with leaves on his back. |Mugs and Miria by Cori
Mugs Dutton

was a lineup player for the Atlantis Georgias and competed in Gamma 2.
==Official League Record==
Dutton was first seen as a lineup player for the Atlantis Georgias after the Microphone Localized and Tuned into Gamma 2.
During the Gamma 2, Season 1 election, Dutton's batting stat increased as a result of the More Muscles amplification, resulting in a batting stat increase.
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Category:Short Circuits Players
Category:Atlantis Georgias Short Circuits Players
Mummy Cantburn

was a player in the Shadows for the Canada Moist Talkers and was with the team from , Day 2 until Fall Ball.
== Official League Records ==
Cantburn joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Philly Pies as the Pies' Playoff Birth.
On , Day 2, The Gleek stole Cantburn from the Pies and gave them to the Canada Moist Talkers.
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Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Playoff Births
Muna Sichantha

is a player in the Shadows for the San Francisco Lovers, and has been with the team since Season 2, Day 27.
==Official League Records==
Sichantha joined the ILB as a lineup player for the San Francisco Lovers on Season 2, Day 27 after the incineration of Ramiel Jang.
On Season 2, Day 40, a Knight Umpire swore at Sichantha, during Solar Eclipse (Silver) Weather, giving them the Knighted modification and sending them to the Shadows.
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Category:Players Who Replaced an Incinerated Player
Category:Shadows
Category:Players with the Knighted Modification
Munavoi Rochester

is a player for the Houston Spies, and has been with the team since Season 1, Day 52. Rochester has played for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands. 
==Official League Records==
Rochester joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands as the Jazz Hands' Overbracket Playoff Birth.
On , Day 79, a Night Shift occurred between Rochester and Baby Doyle, however no actual change was observed on the team's roster, with Doyle remaining in the lineup, and Rochester remaining in the Shadows. Doyle was left permanently , and Rochester completed a single at-bat, where they hit into a double play.
On Season 1, Day 52, Rochester fell to the Houston Spies during a game in Horizon weather, becoming Buried.
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Category:Playoff Births
Munro Tumblehome

was a player in the Shadows for the Yellowstone Magic, and was with the team from , Day 13 until Fall Ball. Tumblehome has previously played for the New York Millennials.
== Official League Records ==
Tumblehome joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the New York Millennials as the Millennials' Overbracket Playoff Birth.
On , Day 99, Tumblehome joined the Millennials' lineup in exchange for Sandie Turner at the New York, New York Arena, Arena via the .
During the , Tumblehome gained the modification as a result of the blessing. Tumblehome also gained the modification as a result of the blessing.
On , Day 45, Tumblehome retreated to the Millennials' Shadows in exchange for Schneider Bendie at the New York, New York Arena, Arena via the Ratified Voicemail.
On , Day 13, Yellowstone stole Tumblehome from the New York Millennials and gave them to the Yellowstone Magic.
==Community Lore==
Munro Tumblehome (they/them) is a currently undead lesbian skeleton taxi cab driver. They fashion themselves in flannel, leather vests, and denim, with opaque colored lensed-glasses and a small collection of wigs and trucker hats. If they can help it, even when driving up to plate, they don't leave their taxi cab; opting to hit a pitched ball with the side of their car door.
Tumblehome is usually chatty with their clients, though when asked about their death and apparent resurrection, Munro often daydreams for a moment, then realized they're been asked a question, muttering, "Get It While You Can," and refusing to elaborate.
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Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Playoff Births
Category:Former Shadows Players
Murray Pony

Murray Pony was a lineup player for the Miami Dale, and was with the team from , Day 88 until being incinerated on , Day 62.
==Official League Records==
Pony joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Miami Dale on , Day 88 after the incineration of Aldon Anthony.
On , Day 37, Pony siphoned some of Hellmouth Sunbeams lineup player Sigmund Castillo's batting ability in a game with Blooddrain weather, increasing their own ability from .
On , Day 62, Pony was incinerated and replaced by Cannonball Sports.
==Career==
Pony immediately took a spot on the starting roster, displaying remarkable chemistry with Logan Horseman. They subsequently joined to the Party Animals section of the team's lineup and became known for setting up multiple RBIs for fellow Animals members Logan Horseman, Hahn Fox and Farrell Seagull.
== Personal Life==
Pony was known for their aloof demeanor, deep love of backgammon, and being covered in thousands of eyes and wings.
==Fan Works==
Cannonball beans.jpg|Pony & Cannonball Sports by 
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Category:Players
Category:Players Who Replaced an Incinerated Player
Category:Nominative Determinism
Category:Incinerated Players
Muse Scantron

was a player in the Shadows for the Ohio Worms, and was with the team from the Descension until Fall Ball.
==Official League Records==
Scantron joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Ohio Worms during the Descension.
During the , Scantron retreated to the Worms' Shadows in exchange for Ephraim Ladd as a result of the Worms' will, resulting in a combined stat increase.
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Scantron is a sentient deer statue, with an unusual quirk: he has a scantron for a head. He cannot speak verbally, but communicates by printing out scantron messages.
Scantron is an "old soul," and regularly becomes lost in thought. He is quite intelligent, but easily flustered and therefore easy to mess with. Scantron does not have the wherewithal to know when to switch from complex thinking to a more basic thought process, which can lead to unusual interactions when a teammate interrupts him from a reverie. Scantron finds that knitting helps him organize his thoughts.
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Category:Players with the Nullified modification
Category:Players With Base 1
Category:Nominative Determinism