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Nominative phenomena

A nominative phenomenon is an abnormal circumstance that is associated with a name. Such a phenomenon may manifest naturally after lying dormant, or abruptly when the name is given to an individual. 
=== Known nominative phenomena ===
Below is a list of nominative phenomena, with hosts (confirmed or proposed) indicated in parentheses.
==== Confirmed ====
* The "Kennedy curse" (Kennedy Loser)
* The Justice Blindfold (Justice Spoon, formerly Tyreek Olive)
* Existence as a quantum waveform originally produced by a payphone (Jessica Telephone, Sebastian Telephone)
* Existence as a hivemind of refuse (Eugenia Garbage)
* Existence as a being of pure light (Sebastian Sunshine)
* Having a large steak knife for a head (Whit Steakknife)
*Sentient Calculators (Kathy Mathews)
==== Speculated ====
* The Spirit of Violence (Landry Violence) — possibly a linguistic entity instead
* Existence as the Internet (Emmett Internet) — unclear if the surname "Internet" predicted the pact, is a result of the pact, or is entirely coincidental
* The Duende species (Combs Duende, Theodore Duende)
* Universal partnership (Boyfriend Monreal)
* Babyism (Baby Doyle, possibly Baby Triumphant, possibly Silvia Rugrat)
* The "Loser aura" (Kennedy Loser)
* Scandalescence (Sam Scandal)
* Being your son (Son Scotch)
* Nominative vampirism (Alexandria Dracaena, allegedly Thomas Dracaena) — correlation of vampirism with the surname "Dracaena" may be coincidental
* Knowledge of forbidden lore (Bevan Wise) — may simply be a family tradition rather than a nominative phenomenon
* Being a dog who plays Blaseball (Beasley Gloom, Beasley Day)
*Existence as an ordinary car tire piloted by rats (Miguel Wheeler)
*Prophesied to be the best pitcher to ever exist (Edric Tosser) — unclear if "Tosser" is a reference to pitching or no
Non-Profit

Non-Profit is a Modification that causes a player to not give any payout for Idol Snacks to Fans on their own team. 
==Effect==
Players with Non-Profit do not pay out any coins for Fans of their own team when Idoled by them.
==History==
As of the end of the Expansion Era the only time the Non-Proft modification has been seen was with Parker MacMillan in the ULB where in the Season A Election the Hawai'i Fridays Hexed MacMillan with the Non-Profit modification.
The only time the modification has been seen activating is in the Library book "An Exile":
You earned 0 Coins from Parker MacMillan hitting a grand slam!
You earned 0 Coins from Parker MacMillan hitting 2 home runs! 
You earned 0 Coins from Parker MacMillan hitting a three-run home run!
Nora Perez

was a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs, and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 25.
==Official League Records==
Perez joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Baltimore Crabs with .
On , Day 25, Perez was incinerated and replaced by Holden Stanton.
On , Day 13, while inhabiting Velasquez Alstott of the Shoe Thieves, Perez batted in Oscar Dollie who had exited the Secret Base at Choux Stadium.
==Fan Art==
File:Nora Perez - Goblin.png|Art by @glassgoblin
File:Nora Perez - Marn.jpg|Art by @corpserevivers
File:Business Nora Perez - Marn.jpg|Art by @corpserevivers
File:Nora Perez and Combs Duende - Glassgoblin.png|Nora and Combs, art by @Glassgoblin
Category:Players
Category:Original Players
Category:Incinerated Players
Category:Lineup Players
Nora Perez/IF-59.685

===Hello!===
Hi there! Funny seeing you in a place like this! My name is Nora, and I’m here to help you figure out what’s going on. What’s the last thing you can remember?
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Okay well that sounds like a lot. What do you think happened?
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Are you sure? Does it look like you’re recovering? You know the umpires don’t miss. And even if there’s a fire eater around sometimes they're just not in the right place at the right time, and that’s not their fault - it’s just bad luck. So what do you think happened? Where do you think you really are? 
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Mhm. That’s right, this is the Hall of Flame. You’ve been incinerated by a rogue umpire. Don't worry it happens to the best of us. It’s not the end of the world though! There’s still plenty of life left for you to live out - even if it wasn’t quite what you were expecting. 
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Oh me? Well I died a long time ago, and I wasn’t that big of a deal back then either. I was actually on the worst team in the league if you can believe it!
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What? No - The Crabs. 
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People keep saying that but I’m still pretty sure they’re making it up. Tillman even tried it and that’s how you know this is just an extended joke at my expense. 
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Anyway, back when I died there wasn't really anyone down here, it was only Season 2, so there were just a handful of folks scattered around trying to figure out what to do next, but now there’s loads of people here to meet!
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That’s right! Everyone who’s ever died is down here! Well mostly everyone. Is there someone in particular that you want to see? I’ve actually got a list of folks that I wanted to introduce you to. You might not know all of them yet, but I’m sure you’ll be good friends once you get talking. 
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Don’t worry, there’s nothing you need to be afraid of anymore, and no need to rush. Just take your time, and welcome to the Hall of Flame.
Nora Perez/IF-66.804

=== In Literature ===
The Crabs Poet Laureate Runolfio Peeper immortalized Perez in his famous poem "Perez at the Bat":
There is a place called Mudville
In B'More's Crabitat
Where players sit and wait until
They get a chance to bat.
And from those soggy dugout seats
Rose Nora—"The Perez"
She slowly dusted off her cleats
Then screamed, the story says.
Her battle cry was felt all 'round,
And fans raised pincers high.
She stamped her foot upon the ground,
Then looked out to the sky.
The sun was blotted, black and dark,
And shadows bathed the bleachers.
The Discipline had brought this stark
And somber set of features.
But Nora boldly grabbed her bat,
And marched upon the field,
The Crabs were losing; given that
She knew she could not yield.
She passed the umpire by the plate
And glanced into his eyes—
She witnessed boundless depths of hate
And learned her own demise.
She paused to try to understand
What vision she had spied.
She felt a tremor in her hand.
But Nora never cried.
She looked down to the pitcher's mound,
Resolved to see things through.
And though she contemplated death, profound,
Blaseball was all she knew.
The pitch came fast, both high and in
She wasted little time
Her bat swung hard, she hoped to win
A final hit, sublime.
A heavy thwack did echo out
The ball floated away.
The fans all rose to give a shout.
It sailed into the bay.
She dropped her bat, began to trot
Then looked over her shoulder
And saw the umpire, eyes white hot
His body all a smolder.
There was flash, the crowd went mute,
And from the murky harbor deep,
A great crab rose, gave a salute,
And honored Nora's final sweep.
Oh, somewhere in some universe
The sun is shining bright,
The Crabs are not under a curse,
and somewhere hearts are light;
Forbidden books lie closed somewhere,
Despite our base desire.
But there is no joy in Mudville—
The mighty Perez has been incinerated by a rogue umpire.
Norman Muggins

is a pitcher for the Atlantis Georgias, and has been with the team since Fall Ball. Muggins has previously played for the Ohio Worms.
== Official League Records ==
Muggins joined the ILB as a player in the Shadows for the Ohio Worms during the Descension.
During the December 30, 2022 Fall Ball, Muggins fell to the Atlantis Georgias.
==Fan Works==
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Category:Former Shadows Players
Norris González

was a lineup player for the Hellmouth Sunbeams, and competed in Gamma 3.
==Official League Records==
González 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, González'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
Nucabranch

The Nucabranch is a creature with smooth skin, no legs, and a friendly personality. It lives in the Core and eats plants. It is also slightly radioactive. They look very similar to the common aquatic nudibranch, but they are significantly bigger, around the size of a terrestrial puppy.
== Behavior ==
The Nucabranch is a very friendly species, and enjoys companionship from any species.
Category: Core Mechanics
Category:Core
Category:Core Bestiary
Null Team

Null Team was the 21st team to be seen in Internet League Blaseball, though it was also considered to be an error in the underlying website that hosts the ILB, not an active team in games. It was not associated with any other teams by division or league. As of the Coronation Era, the Null Team has been replaced by the Default Team. 
== History ==
===In Beta===
====Lost Bets====
Null Team first began to appear in the first few seasons of Internet League Blaseball. Occasionally, when a bet was placed on a matchup between two fully-extant teams, the bet was instead placed on Null Team. Regardless of the victor, Null Team would lose and the bettor's coins would be lost. This was often resolved by refreshing the page until the betting screen showed the two teams properly.
====Unique Player Pages====
At the end of the and the introduction of Interviews, individual players could be viewed with unique URLs that corresponded to their internal ID numbers. When viewers visited a player's unique ID/URL directly, rather than clicking through the team rosters, the interface shows the player is on Null Team rather than their actual home team. 
====Incinerated Player Pages====
Part way through , participants discovered they could visit the unique URLs for incinerated players, and listed them as members of the Null Team. Because all player URLs list them as member of Null Team when visited directly, it is unknown at this time if incinerated players are members of an existent team called Null Team. Nevertheless, participants began to idolize the first incinerated player, Jaylen Hotdogfingers, which placed a listing for Hotdogfingers and Null Team on the idol leader board for the second half of Season 6.
===Coronation Era===
As of the Coronation Era, the Null Team appears to have been replaced by the Default Team, which serves the same function. 
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Category:Teams
ORB

The ORB became the mascot of the Canada Moist Talkers at the start of . No information is known about it. 
==Team Anthem==
During The ORB's time as mascot, Moist Talkers fans started singing a new team anthem during games. No one has yet claimed authorship for it. Fans have expressed confusion that they don't remember ever learning the words, despite knowing them all on the first day of Season 7.
Infinitely smooth,
Infinitely round,
It hovers above our blaseball ground. 
Infinitely large
Yet infinitely small,
It lurks within the heart of us all.
None came before it,
None shall come after;
It crushes all sorrow and vanquishes laughter.
It has no beginning,
It has no end;
All events does it portend.
It has no time,
It has no place;
It is everywhen and every space.
One perfect facet,
One perfect form;
It is searingly cold and frigidly warm.
O R B is death,
O R B is life;
It is every success and every strife.
O R B is us,
O R B is you;
Any day you cross O R B is a day you will rue.
===Out of Character: Explanation===
To some Blaseball fans, the genesis of ORB will be immediately apparent, yet for others it remains a mystery. It all depends on which browser you use to watch Blaseball games. The Moist Talkers' logo is a white circle with an emoji of a talking head inside. On some browsers, however, the emoji is shown as the same colour as the circle and therefore those fans only see a plain white circle. This was eventually identified by Moist Talkers fans as a representation of the great ORB, and thus correct and proper reverence was begun.
Category:Canada
Category:Mascots
Category:Canada Moist Talkers
ORBIT

ORBIT, or Orby, is a sentient space telescope. As of , ORBIT legally owns the Core Mechanics for tax purposes, although the details of this arrangement are unclear.
==Characteristics==
ORBIT floats in low-Earth orbit. Its most noticeable features are a single large solar panel protruding from the central chassis, the back of which is painted with a hand symbol. The chassis is cylindrical and metallic, with a large 'smiley face' painted on the side. The intended effect appears to be to give the impression that ORBIT is waving at the ground.
ORBIT uses an onboard software suite for orbital navigation, data collection, and communication with bases on the ground. This suite is an artificial intelligence with a personality, and is what people typically refer to when they mention ORBIT by name. 
ORBIT's origins are unclear. While ORBIT has provided members of B.A.C.K. a full inventory of its onboard systems, and an explanation of their function and purpose, the underlying computational principles are still poorly understood. ORBIT has, however, sent a sample of rocks down to the ground, which it claims are collected from 'previous travels'. Chemical analysis of these metals shows a composition similar to that of the 'Norton County' meteorite, and suggests that the parent body from which these rocks were sampled had a highly violent history. The container in which the metals were housed was labelled 'HOME'. Speculation on the sample's origin is ongoing. 
==Personality==
ORBIT's artificial intelligence is friendly, and co-operative with the Core Mechanics, especially those with an interest in astronomy. However, ORBIT has a limited computational social capacity, and cannot communicate with multiple people at once. This limitation is not present if ORBIT is using machine language to communicate.
ORBIT has demonstrated a limited ability to listen to and comfort people in states of emotional distress. However, due to ORBIT's unique perspective (see below), those who have spoken to it have described its responses as hit-or-miss.
As a telescope with the ability to see far into the reaches of space, ORBIT has described itself as having a very broad perspective on the material scale of the Universe. ORBIT does not believe in the existence of a god or gods, and sees the scope of human life as relatively insignificant to the lifespan of stars, nebulae or galaxies. However, in conversations with members of BACK, ORBIT has requested that such ideas be seen as comforting rather than disturbing, and uses this perspective to help allay the day-to-day anxieties of those it speaks to.
==Relationships==
Due to a series of legal irregularities involving Kelvin Drumsolo, in , ORBIT was made legal owner of the Core Mechanics for tax purposes. Note: 'For tax purposes' is a common idiom in the Core that means 'for no reason'. To date, ORBIT has not exercised any of its (legally dubious) authority.
ORBIT and Gia Holbrook are friends. The two are able to communicate directly using machine language, which, according to Gia, speeds up their conversations a hundredfold.
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Category:Core Mechanics
Category:Core
Oconnor Family

The Oconnor Family are the former owners of the Yellowstone Magic. Not much is known about them other than that they interfere often in the workings of the Magic and its coach, Alf Merlinmeyer. The youngest Oconnor, Famous Oconnor, formerly played for the Magic (see note on incineration below).
No one knows how the Oconnor Family gained their wealth, just that they appeared in popular culture as The Internet Blaseball League was created. They won the bid for the Yellowstone Magic with no competition, and their first act as owners was to hold pitcher try outs, with their child, Famous Oconnor, earning a spot on the team through sheer corruption their amazing skill alone with no nepotism involved.
After the incineration of Famous Oconnor on day 65 of Season 2, ownership of the magic was transferred to the mysterious benefactor Park Service.
Category:Owners
Category:Yellowstone Magic
Off Season

Off Seasons were scheduled lengthy breaks from everyday league operations during the Expansion Era, during which no games are played. It is functionally identical to the Extended Siestas of the Discipline Era.
Fans are still able to use Blaseball.com to purchase items, view team rosters, read the rulebook, and so on.
The purpose of an Off Season is to give the umpires and other league staff the opportunity to fix structural problems, implement large-scale changes, and to rest their tired flesh. Notably, it is also a time when the league will use Blaseball.com to speak to participants out-of-character by addressing themselves as The Game Band (not to be confused with Real Game Band), a game development company, rather than as umpires.
Off Seasons have seen fewer major events compared to the extended siestas of the Discipline Era. The implications of extended periods where Blaseball is not being played remain unknown.
==Off Season 1 (Seasons β14-β15)==
The first Off Season occurred between and . No games took place for two weeks (Mar 22 - Apr 4, 2021).
==Off Season 2 (Seasons β17-β18)==
The second Off Season occurred between and . No games took place for two weeks (Apr 26 - May 9, 2021).
==Off Season 3 (Seasons β19-β20)==
The third Off Season occurred between and . No games took place for two weeks (Mar 22 - Apr 4, 2021).
==Off Season 4 (Seasons β22-β23)==
The final Off Season of the Expansion Era occurred between and . No games took place for two weeks (July 5-18, 2021).
Offworld

is a Player Modification first seen in . 
==Effects==
When a Player with Offworld hits a foul ball, it will fly Offworld. When a foul ball flies Offworld, the Ball count is randomized.
==History==
Offworld was first mentioned on , Day 20 when Conrad Twelve gained the Offworld Sunglasses after the Chicago Firefighters won a Prize Match. However, the Offworld Sunglasses did not drop with a modification. The first Offworld item to drop with the Offworld modification was the Offworld Socks picked up from a Glitter Crate by Eugenia Bickle on , Day 7.
==See Also==
*List of Item drops with the Offworld Modification
Category:Item Modifications
Category:Player Modifications
Offworld/Item Events

This is a list of all Items that have dropped bearing the Offworld Modification element.
Item name 	Receiving player 	Date 	Source
Offworld Sunglasses 	Conrad Twelve 	, Day 20	Prize Match
Offworld Socks 	Eugenia Bickle 	, Day 7 	Glitter Crate
Offworld Glove 	Backpatch Rolsenthal	, Day 45	Prize Match
Offworld Helmet 	Sam Scandal 	, Day 68	Community Chest
Underhanded Offworld Ring 	Bevan Wise 	, Day 68	Community Chest
Traitor Offworld Glove 	Marf Whammy 	 	Insider Trading Blessing
Trader Offworld Rock Helmet 	Halexandrey Walton 	 	Outsider Trading Blessing
Offworld Squiddish Steel Chair of Dexterity	Lucy Tokkan 	 	Gift Shop, Steel Chair Drop
Squiddish Careful Offworld Sharp Egg 	Pedro Davids 	 	Gift Shop, Squiddish Egg Drop
Offworld Skate Cap 	Margarito Nava 	, Day 79	Community Chest
Offworld Arm Ring of Vanity 	Curry Aliciakeyes 	, Day 3 	Community Chest
Offworld Glove 	August Sky 	, Day 9 	Glitter Crate
Offworld Bat 	Yummy Elliott 	, Day 13	Glitter Crate
Offworld Necklace of Blaserunning 	Mambo Maybane 	, Day 29	Community Chest
Travelling Offworld Brambly Glove 	Parker MacMillan 	, Day 48	Prize Match
Ogden Mendoza

was a pitcher for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands and was with the team from until being incinerated on , Day 23. Mendoza was replaced by August Sky.
== Official League Record ==
Mendoza joined the ILB as a pitcher for the Breckenridge Jazz Hands with .
On , Day 23, Mendoza was incinerated and replaced by August Sky. 
==History==
Ogden Mendoza was a marble statue of a human-appearing figure. Mendoza is composed of the same marble as the Pit, which allows em to move when unobserved. Eir composition leaves em vulnerable to the stabilizing effects of ghost lights and their Gazing Agate sources, causing em to be paralyzed in place if caught in range. 
Mendoza was created an unknown time ago by an artist with the same last name, which the statue would later take on. Mendoza was created with the intention of becoming a garden centerpiece that could move in controlled ways to bring variety to eir environment. According to records found in the Pit, Mendoza accidentally killed eir creator in a studio accident, and after doing so began to move around the studio with purpose, thought, and motivation. It is theorized that Mendoza took on eir creator's life energy upon their death.
===Breckenridge Jazz Hands===
Mendoza was discovered before in a newly-rediscovered room in the Pit that was stabilized via a considerable number of ghost lights, locking the statue in place. Mendoza was recruited by the Jazz Hands as a pitcher after being removed from the influence of the lights.
Mendoza's teammates described em during eir short career as acting in very bizarre and impersonal ways. Interviews with Mendoza were notoriously difficult, not due to eir nature as a statue, but due to the fact ey spoke almost exclusively in enigmatic, strange, and sometimes vaguely threatening poetic verse that rarely seemed relevant to the questions being asked by reporters. 
After the , Day 51 incineration of Lars Mendoza, Ogden Mendoza seemed livelier, as much as a statue could be, and reportedly had made a comment to teammates about having absorbed the life energy of Lars Mendoza. It is unknown how this occurred, as Mendoza did not elaborate further. Some theories present the possibility that Mendoza could absorb the life energies of other Mendozas, an ability granted after ey unintentionally killed eir creator. 
Mendoza was incinerated on , Day 23. Due to eir marble composition, it is suggested that Rogue Umpires are capable of reaching temperatures between 1517 and 2442 degrees Fahrenheit, the melting point of marble, or perhaps higher. 
==Fan Works==
File:Ogden_Mendoza_Discovery.jpg|Ogden Mendoza being discovered in The Pit before the start of Blaseball, by 
File:Ogden_Mendoza_Jazz_Hands.jpg|Ogden Mendoza on the Jazz Hands, by 
File:MiniOgdenMendoza.png|A Mini-Blaseballer of Ogden Mendoza, by 
Category:Players
Category:Original Players
Category:Incinerated Players