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Kosui K. Kokatsu

Kosui K. Kokatsu *(こすい Ｋ。 こかつ)* is the youngest of the Conway siblings. She's currently an aspiring Marine Recruit and Gourmet Hunter-in-Training.

## Appearance

Kosui's carrot-top has lost its sheen and their pupils have as well. Damaged hair and pale skin cries of malnutrition, though the boy has been well fed ever since running into the Parakeet siblings.

They are usually seen with glasses hanging over their collar but never worn.

## Background

One day the sickly boy drifted in on a small log to Crendo Island when he was picked up by Valerie S. Parakeet and her brother, Braxton S. Parakeet. Afterwards the three lived together for some time with the twins providing for him and taking him under his wing.

For a few years his life was lived out depressingly always waiting to die the next day, especially since his entire family had fallen prey to an unknown sickness in his birth town. Kosui was forced to watch his family die slowly to the disease that ate at them until one day it caught on to another villager resulting in he and his uncle being attacked by the villagers in distress. Before he was caught his uncle Carlton B. Kokatsu managed to send him off on the driftwood that the Parakeet siblings found him on. When his conditions got better while being treated by Crendo Island doctors he felt an odd sadness that followed his feeling of relief, wishing his family could be there with him as well.

## Abilities & Powers

### Stats

 Resilience
 Speed
 Intelligence
Immunity Necklace

The **Immunity Necklace** is awarded to an individual, or sometimes multiple individuals, who have won an Individual Immunity Challenge post-merge.

Similar to the Immunity Idol that grants a group of Survivors exemption, the Immunity Necklace grants one individual safety at the next Tribal Council. Ownership lies solely with the winner and cannot be stolen by another, unless the winner decides to give up the necklace.

Typically, the Necklace will fit with the motif of the season, with some tribal design or small tiki attached. Other designs include feathers, tiki heads, skulls, and even teeth. A winning contestant will wear the necklace at Tribal Council around their neck to indicate their exemption from being voted against.
Jing Crowe

## Appearance

Jing is a man that is easily discernible as his father's son. The prominent emblem of the Masque pirates present, and visible to further expand on this point. It is near to his heart, the black ink poking out from the openings of a poorly maintained button up shirt.

Black hair that covers his face for the most part, it is long- kept in a pony tail flowing down his back side. A clean-shaven face, unlike Jain; Jing's outer-appearance while shoddy, is alot better than his deceased Father.

Sharing in height, he's tall- not overly for his age, but he can commonly be mistaken for older than he is due to height. A frame that while not too bulky, is toned. Not just "lanky" as one might described the aforementioned Jain. A scar existing on his cheek, in an 'x' pattern. Otherwise he's unblemished- a set of violet eyes the only other unique thing about physical appearance.

Typically seen in long black coats, or cloaks over his white customary dress wear. Black pants, and some brown loafers. He has over all these years kept possession of his father's tool of the trades; a black pole- a loose chain broken, and melted away dangling there. Having once been the home of a lantern of some sort.

## Background

A common stowaway on his Father's jaunts, and duties as Captain of the Masque pirates. Jing had his sister to keep him company, and many of those who were his father's friends throughout the years. Old Man Ferguson also a big part in his adolescence prior to the events that unfolded on Crendol.

Living a free life unrestricted by rules, or marines. A child without a mother, but finding a family regardless. The passions of those who perished- including Jain- were not lost on him. Yet there was some discomfort. In the lifestyle of being a pirate- he valued freedom, yet he hated the idea they encompassed besides that. Figures like Choro lead Jing to seclude himself after escaping. Under Ferguson's teachings for some years, a young boy traumatized then by the death, and loss of not just his father, but all those he had come to know and love and depend on.

It left him frustrated, and angry. In search of answers, and damning it not just on the Marines, but Pirates alike -- young Jing made a silent vow. While still seeking to uphold everything Jain was, he could not do as he did. Existing amongst the folk, and pillaging as many did. So he opted for other means- a shadowy-dog of the world government in a sense.

Jing Crowe is an existence that has promoted itself as a Bounty Hunter. Taking any, and all challenges without fail. After he had departed- he only seemed to have vengeance on his mind.

## Paraphernelia

His father's staff, lacking the lantern hanging at it's end- there's a loose chain where it once hung. A hook now latched onto it, welded there in it's place.

A compass, and map; used for navigating.

Serrated Dagger -Jagged edges used to cause multiple lacerations in single stroke movements, it''s tucked in his belt, concealed by coat.
Karma N.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 18

**Karma N.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* She started out on the Arawak tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Arawak tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*lost*)
* **Word Codes** (*lost*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*lost*)
* **At The Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run**  (*lost*)
* **Slingshot**  (*won*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
* **Warped Musical Chairs** (*lost*)
* **Poll** (*lost*)
It's Awesome Playing Both Sides!

***It's Awesome Playing Both Sides!*** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Music Video Mayhem

After Romeo was voted out, there was a clear majority of six who were in control of the game (Dara, Ashley, Anna, Ben, Jasmine, and Steve). At the immunity challenge, it came down to Jasmine and Ashley, and Ashley ultimately won the challenge, guaranteeing her spot in the final nine. The majority planned to vote for Brian, and got everybody except for Aaron on board, when suddenly, medical rushed to Steve's attention, who evacuated him from the game, sparing Brian's life.
Aaron L.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 22

**Aaron L.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Arawak tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Arawak tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*lost*)
* **Word Codes** (*lost*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*lost*)
* **At The Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run**  (*lost*)
* **Slingshot**  (*won*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
* **Warped Musical Chairs** (*won*)
* **Poll** (*lost*)
* **Challenge Mash-Up** (*lost*)
* **Battle Ships** (*lost*)
* **Task Me Up** (*lost*)
* **Submerged** (*lost*)
Tribal Council

**Tribal Council** is an elimination ceremony that takes place in every season of *Survivor*. This is where the contestants are being held accountable for their actions in the game.

## Overview

When a tribe visits Tribal Council for the first time, its members are given torches and are to dip them in the central fire pit. The host then reminds the castaways that the fire on their torch symbolizes their life in the game, and once it is extinguished by him, their time in the game is over. This metaphor is used commonly within the show's theme. After the host has asked some questions, the contestants will then have a certain duration of time in which to vote and, if they wish, play a Hidden Immunity Idol.

Once the vote tally has exceeded the plurality needed, the host stops tallying, pronouncing that player eliminated from the game, keeping the remaining votes a secret, though typically the unread votes are also for the eliminated contestant. The eliminated player presents the host his or her torch and the host extinguishes (known in the series as "snuffing") it and tells that contestant the parting words, "The tribe has spoken", before asking the player to leave the Tribal Council area.

## Tie votes

In case of a tie during a Tribal Council, the castaways will be forced to re-vote. If the vote ties again, then it goes to the purple rock tiebreaker. In all votes *outside* the final four, the two tied castaways become immune (along with any already immune players due to immunity/idols), and all other players must draw rocks, with the person who draws the purple rock being sent out of the game. If there is a tie at the final four (or in a vote containing only four castaways), then the re-vote is skipped and it goes straight to purple rocks, but with the two tied players ONLY.
Lexi Crowe

## Appearance

A short girl, with long white hair and purple hazy eyes. On her arm seems to be a tattoo that's mostly hidden away, badly drawn onto her which resembles the marking of the Masque-Pirates. She seems rather slim and looks weak, but looks can be deceiving.

She has several outfits she usually wears that's quite easily noticed.

**1.)** A casual outfit, still fitted with her equipment.

**2.)** An outfit she usually wears when she's sailing at sea.

**3.)** An outfit she usually wears while carrying out tasks or missions.

## Background

Born at sea without a mother, Lexi is the second child of Shady Jain. At a young age, she was never really given the chance to live a normal life as a child. At sea with the idiotic crew of her father's, she usually was made to clean up and fix the Masque-Pirates mess. Clearly, she disagreed with these terms once she got older, using her spare time in private to use what she learnt from watching other crew members and even her father train. She focused on enhancing her body's movements and strength, keeping her progress hidden from even her brother. But finally, they arrive at Crendo Island, a place filled with other children clearly a lot different than she was. They seemed to be here for awhile, for what? She was taught to never ask questions, just obey as she kept her mouth shut.

## Abilities & Powers

* **Martial Arts/Hand to hand** - Lexi is self-trained in Martial Arts and hand to hand combat, making her quite dangerous to get into a fight with. She can easily use her legs just as much as her hands, making her quite a difficult opponent.

## Inventory

* **A Chain** - A Chain used like a whip, which can be used in various other ways. Such as a gauntlet or even for protection. Just use your imagination!

* **Two Swashbuckler** - Single shot pistols, two on each side of her thighs.
* **A dagger** - One dagger strapped to her right thigh, sharp to the very edge and easily a threat if drawn.
Gregory F.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 11

**Gregory F.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Caquetio tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Arawak tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*won*)
* **Word Codes** (*won*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*won*)
* **At The Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run**  (*lost*)
* **Slingshot**  (*won*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)

### Voting History

 1
 5
 6
Anna, Romeo, Aaron,
Challenges

**Challenges** are competitions in *A&J's Survivor* where the contestants convene and battle as tribes or as individuals for safety from elimination.

These immunity challenge take place daily and can be live at a specific time, or alternatively set as non-live over a number of hours. Whomever win the challenge will receive either the Immunity Idol or the Immunity Necklace as a token of their success, depending on weather it is the tribal or individual phase.

## Challenge List

Below is a list of all the Immunity Challenges that have featured in the Second Generation of *A&J's Survivor*, listed with the first season it was in, and the most recent season it was in.
Little Tengu Ukala

Little Tengu Ukala

- Every Level up grants:

* +18% Boss Gold Drop
* +8% All Damage

- Intimacy Exp Cap : At Level **?**

 **2** | 1. 12,000 Intimacy Exp
2. Reborn : 11
3. Gold Picked : 2.20K
2. Hero Level up Progress : 5.68K
3. Moetan clicks : 215
2. Chest Defeated : 479
3. Use of "Bloodlust" : 60
2. Stage Progress : 6.00k
3. Use of "Battle Rage" : 80
Aoandon Shiori

Aoandon Shiori is a Moetan captured at stage 600 who acts as the Moe Spirit Glimmer Spirit.
She seems ghosty.

- Every Level up grants:

* +6% Hero DPS
* +6% All Damage

- Intimacy Exp Cap : At Level **?**

 **2** | 1. 12,000 Intimacy Exp
2. Clicking Attacks 2.54K
3. Moetifact level up Progress : 11
2. Avatar Level up Progress : 514
3. Reborn : 15
2. Use of "Battle Rage" : 80
3. Gold Picked : 128.27k
2. Boss Defeated : 4.09k
3. Chest Defeated : 593
Steve S.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 14

**Steve S.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Caquetio tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Caquetio tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*won*)
* **Word Codes** (*won*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*won*)
* **At the Races** (*won*)
* **Rice Run**  (*won*)
* **Slingshot**  (*lost*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
Ben P.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 16

**Ben P.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Caquetio tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Caquetio tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges Competed In

* **Tribe Flags** (*won*)
* **Word Codes** (*won*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*won*)
* **At the Races** (*won*)
* **Rice Run**  (*won*)
* **Slingshot**  (*lost*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
* **Warped Musical Chairs** (*lost*)

Voting History
Final Tribal Council

The **Final Tribal Council** is the final event of the game before the reunion. This is where the finalists face the Jury, who will have a very important decision to make in voting for a winner. The person who gets the most votes from the Jury will win the title of Sole Survivor and the one million dollar prize that goes with it.

While remaining contestants are present to watch over the proceedings, the host does not ask either the finalists nor the Jury any questions, as opposed to an ordinary Tribal Council.

Another change is that in the Final Tribal Council votes are cast not by the remaining contestants, but by the Jury, and that they are voting **for** and not against somebody.

## Proceedings

The finalists will be given a chance to convince the Jury that they deserve to win *Survivor*. They might talk about their strategic moves, their alliances or their athletic ability but no matter what they talk about they are trying to convince the Jury that they are the most deserving person to win the title of *Sole Survivor*. After the finalists deliver their opening speeches, the Jury will given a brief time to think about their speech or question before addressing them. Each Jury member has the option to:

* Ask each of the final players a question (either for one specific finalist, or all of them), which that player must answer.
* Make a short speech which requires no answer but is meant to throw the finalists off guard, possibly venting all of the Juror's frustrations after being eliminated from the game, or telling the Jury why they should vote for a certain player.

After this, the host will ask the Jury to vote for who they think deserves to win the title of *Sole Survivor* and the million dollar cash prize. Unlike previous Tribal Council sessions, where players write the name of the tribe mate they want to go home, this time, the Jury votes *for* a winner.

After the vote, the voting urn with the votes in it is taken away by the host. The players are told that the vote will be announced during the live finale, and the votes are secured somewhere until then.

Prior to the use of a three-way final Tribal Council, the Jury has always been odd-numbered with seven people, thus ensuring that no tie would be possible. However, with every Final Three Jury, or in the case of an even-numbered Jury for a Final Two, a tie may be possible. They are resolved by having the last person voted off pre-jury return as a back-up substitute Juror who will vote to break the tie.
I Need All the Allies I Can Get

***I Need All the Allies I Can Get*** is the third episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Beyond Puzzling

After Tribal, Jasmine was surprised that her ally, Michael-Caleb was voted out, but Aaron convinced her that she wasn't a target. At the immunity challenge, things went normally, and Arawak lost, and Aaron was sent to The Prison, and completed a prison break, and was able to vote at Tribal. Back at the Arawak camp, Brian wanted to target Fire Dragon, knowing that he would be a big threat at the merge, but Aaron was worried about losing an active member. Fire Dragon wanted to target Jasmine, and he reeled in Elijah, Aaron, and Romeo. At tribal, Aaron and Romeo were in the middle, but Romeo convinced Aaron that voting Fire Dragon out was the better move, sending him home in a 5-2 vote, leaving Elijah confused.
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Sole Survivor

The **Sole Survivor** is the title held by a winner of *A&J's Survivor*, determined by a plurality of votes from the Jury, who decides which of the finalists best embodies the show's three word slogan: "Outwit, Outplay, Outlast".

## Criteria

Though there is no one absolute strategy of winning the title, as it is subjective, a contestant must survive all days of competition and gain the respect of most recently eliminated contestants, a group known as the Jury, in order to become the Sole Survivor.

At the Final Tribal Council, the finalists are to be subjected to the Jury, who would either ask questions or make a statement to help them come up with a decision as to which of the finalists is most deserving of the title of Sole Survivor and the one million dollar prize.

All Sole Survivors are known to embody the show's three-word premise:

* **Outwit:** The *strategic* element; the ability to eliminate competition whether directly or indirectly, knowing what moves to make, not to make, and the timing of doing such moves. The fulfillment of this element is commonly attributed by making alliances.
* **Outplay:** The *social* element; it is how a contestant carries out the "outwit" element, eliminating competition but keeping their respect such that they still give their Jury votes in the end. As such, it is the job of the finalist to still sway the Jury to his favor.
* **Outlast:** The *physical* element; the ability to withstand the harsh realities of being a contestant for 39 days, such as harsh weather, tests of willpower, and in a certain extent, challenges. The fulfillment of this element is making it to the Final Tribal Council and facing the Jury.

It should be noted that in the game of *Survivor* respect does not always translate into likability. In any case, a Sole Survivor has one way or another, fulfilled all three elements of Outwit, Outplay, Outlast.

The finalists succumb to certain pitfalls such as poor work ethic, bad challenge performances, coming off as abrasive to fellow competitors, and lack of self-awareness. As such, it is the job of the finalist to still sway the jury to their favor.
Aisurselly

Unknown

## Appearance

Aisurselly appears to be a man well into his ages, the years of hardship imaged his face into a permanent scowl. Befitting the face of a scoundrel of the sea, Aisurselly usually compliments various facial scars as well as very baggy clothes. The price of image has been forfeited for power, as how he carries himself differs from how he wants to be seen as,

## Background

Rumored a once bright minded man, Aisurselly began earning money behind parlors, gambling and entering illegals doings that eventually caught up with him. Countless years spent with repetitive visits to prison has changed him.

## Abilities & Powers

Beyond the common knowledge of his ability to persuade even the poorest of souls to purchase from him, Aisurselly is a man known for his most beloved and treasured act within the town - execution. The name 'Hangman' comes from how usually he executes those that oppose him. Some say the odd fixation for rope and string have been a greater aid to his strength than most, and those who are hanged by this man suffer worse than death.

## History

In the past the man was known as a blight, an up and coming pirate that gained a big bounty, but sudden;y vanished off the face of the earth and only resurfaced with a new name, a grizzled face and a history unkown. After paying off marines to create false bounty poster for the East Blue alone, Aisurselly managed to live off of being on bellbirch island with a false bounty of 1,000,000 opposed to his true worth of 100,000,000. In turn, rumors started to surface that the legend himself had become a Shichibukai . After years passed of him remaining dormant, nothing had really changed, he made money, fended off Ghost and kept control of bellbirch, limiting the worthy and unworthy pirates of passing further into East Blue.

### The Hangmen's End

After a plan was formed by Shinigami, Murakumo The Hangmen's hideout was attacked by The Heaven Pirates causing a great amount of panic and destruction. The big boss himself kept a level head as his crew was dealt with only to enlarge himself and show off that he had eaten a very powerful and rare devil fruit - a Mammoth. The empowered Aisurselly suffered injuries from gunshots and grenades, as well as sword, but nothing stopped him from rampaging about, destroying most of the hideout and town and also defeating The Heaven Pirates pretty easily. Although this happened, the fact of the matter that they lost is unknown to the world... Everyone thinks that the Heaven Pirates made Aisurselly storm off and back into the grandline after the incident, although that may be the case, he still shared some choice words and things with Shinigami before departing.

After, not much is known, he departed on a large ship and headed back to the reverse mountain, likely passing Lougetown and heading into the grandline.
The Merge

**The Merge** is the coming together of the two or more tribes. This means that the tribes will now live as one in one camp until the end of the game. This also signals the game's halfway point and may also begin the Jury phase.

Merged tribes typically comprise of 9 to 12 members. It serves as a halfway point of the game, wherein the remaining castaways will stay as one new tribe until the final day of the competition. From this point forward, the game shifts from a team-effort competition into a individual game. The final two or three then face the Jury on the last day of the competition at the Final Tribal Council, where the Jury decides who will be the Sole Survivor.
Dara T.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 22

**Dara T.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* She started out on the Caquetio tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Caquetio tribe on day 4. She made FTC on day 22, but received 0 jury votes.

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*won*)
* **Word Codes** (*won*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*won*)
* **At the Races** (*won*)
* **Rice Run**  (*won*)
* **Slingshot**  (*lost*)
* **Scavenger Hunt**  (*won*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
* **Warped Musical Chairs** (*lost*)
* **Poll** (*won*)
* **Challenge Mash-Up** (*lost*)
* **Battle Ships** (*lost*)
* **Task Me Up** (*lost*)
* **Submerged** (*lost*)
He's Not Cut Out For This Game

**Next Episode** | "It Comes Down to This"

***He's Not Cut Out For This Game***is the thirteenth episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Battle Ships

When Jasmine was voted out, she willed her challenge advantage to Ashley, which started her out with ten extra health in the immunity challenge, but, she couldn't pull out the win, and Brian won immunity for the second time this season. At camp, Aaron felt in trouble and started looking for the idol, but couldn't find it. The three girls wanted to vote out Kevin, and the three guys wanted to vote out Anna. At tribal council, it ended in a 3-3 tie, but in the revote, Aaron switched his vote to Kevin, who was sent home 3-1.
Stirring the Pot

**Next Episode** | "DAMN IT JASMINE!"

***Stirring the Pot*** is the eleventh episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Poll

After Brian played his idol, saving himself, he made it his mission to try to get into an alliance, so he would be safe at the next Tribal Council. He quickly made an alliance with Aaron, Ashley, and Kevin, who promised to save him at the next Tribal. On day 16, Aaron was wondering the beach, and found the hidden immunity idol. At the immunity challenge, Dara won individual immunity for the second time in the season, guaranteeing her spot in the final seven. Back at camp, Karma, Anna, and Jasmine thought the easiest vote was Brian, and tried to pull in Ashley. At Tribal Council, Dara was left clueless and voted for Aaron, while the four (Aaron, Brian, Anna, and Kevin), voted for Karma. Aaron got nervous and played his idol on Brian, but he ended up not needing it, and Karma was sent home in a 4-3\*-1 vote.
Coconut

**Highest Placer** | Ashley N. (1/18)

     **Gregory F.**

     **Brian H.**

     **Karma N.**

     **Romeo K.**

     **Jasmine S.**

     **Kevin C.**

     **Dara T.**

     **Ashley N.**

     **Steve S.**

     **Anna M.**

     **Ben P.**

Coconut is the merged tribe of Arawak and Caquetio in *Survivor: Caribbean.*Arawak entered the merge with five original members, while Caquetio entered with seven. The swap tribe ratio however was six to six. The tribe color is light green.
Michael S.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 7

**Michael S.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Caquetio tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Arawak tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*won*)
* **Word Codes** (*won*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*won*)
* **At The Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run**  (*lost*)

### Voting History

 1
 5
Noce Ahn

## Appearance

Noce is a youth of slightly above average height. He possesses sterling eyes of emerald and a healthy head of auburn hair. He's never seen without the two katanas resting at his hip.

## Background

Noce grew up alone on the outskirts of Crendo Town, struggling to survive. He lived day to day wearing nothing but tattered rags in the place of clothing. He had intentions to escape his hell by hitching a ride on whatever vessel he could, though due to his age and stature, no pirate crew would take him. Eventually, he was forcefully recruited by Valerie S. Parakeet, shortly following the destruction of Crendo Town. While others lost family, friends and what little possessions they had, Noce lost nothing. The disaster was a blessing in disguise.

## Abilities & Powers

Noce is a well practiced swordsmen possessing skill in both Ittoryu and Nitoryu techniques. He's also developed a rather impressive talent with Iajutsu when utilizing either style.

## Inventory

* **Katana(s**) - Noce carries two cheap, aged katanas on his hip. Neither looks to be in very good condition.
A&J's Survivor Wiki

A&J's Survivor, hosted by *BigBrother\_78* and *zorbo678*, is a group game series on Tengaged. The series began on June 6th, 2017, with its first season: Caribbean . As of right now, one season has ran and a total of 18 players have competed.

## **Season History**

* Seasons
* Details
* Finalists
* Locations
* Transmissions

### **Tribe Colors**

* Tribes written in bold are merged tribes
Make or Break

***Make or Break*** is the eigth episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Survivor Auction

After an almost unanimous tribal vote, everybody was happy. At a classic challenge, the Survivor auction, Brian bought his way to the immunity necklace, Anna winning an immunity idol clue, and Kevin left with a secret item, an extra vote, and Karma and Steve went to The Prison, and Karma achieved a prison break. At Tribal, there were two clear targets, Romeo and Dara. Dara played her Shadow Ballot, casting two votes for Romeo, and he was sent to the jury in a 6-3-1-1 vote.
Arawak

Arawak (*aira-wack*) is one of the two competing tribes in *Survivor: Caribbean*. The tribe color is orange.

The tribe was split up in a tribe switch on day 4.

## Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*lost*)
* **Word Codes** (*lost*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*lost*)
* **At The Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run**  (*lost*)
* **Slingshot**  (*won*)

## Members

### Original Tribe

     **Aaron L.**

     **Romeo K.**

     **Karma N.**

     **Brian H.**

     **Jasmine S.**

     **Elijah F.**

     **Fire Dragon A.**

     **Michael-Caleb W.**

     **Kyle H.**

### Switched Tribe

     **Aaron L.**

     **Jerry M.**

     **Gregory F.**

     **Brian H.**

     **Karma N.**

     **Michael S.**

     **Romeo K.**

     **Jasmine S.**
I Love My Tribe

***I Love My Tribe*** is the fourth episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** At The Races

After Arawak's third Tribal Council in a row, they were down in numbers, and in morale, but a tribe swap shook up the game. The new Arawak tribe, consisting of four original Arawak members, Aaron, Romeo, Karma, and Brian, and three original Caquetio members, Michael, Jerry, and Gregory. The new Caquetio tribe consisted of six original Caquetios, Dara, Ashley, Steve, Ben, Anna, and K.C., and one Arawak, Elijah. In a twist, Jasmine was sent to exile, and won a challenge legacy advantage, giving her an advantage in the final six immunity challenge, and if she was voted out, she has the ability to will it to somebody. At the immunity challenge, Karma, Romeo, and Aaron threw the challenge in order to send an old Caquetio member home. At Tribal Council, Jerry, Brian, and Gregory self-voted, and the rest of the tribe voted Jerry out in a 5-1-1 vote.
The Jury

**The Jury** consists of a group of eliminated castaways (typically past the merge portion of the competition) that return to witness the remaining castaways' actions at Tribal Council. The information they take in from these visits is supposed to help them decide who to vote for to win the title of Sole Survivor. They are usually forbidden to speak, with the exception of the Final Tribal Council, where they are allowed to address the finalists and ask them questions. The Jury is typically comprised of seven to nine members, but this can vary.

## Jury Process

The Jury usually begins near the Merge, seven to nine eliminations from the Final Tribal Council. This depends on when the Jury has been set up to begin, and whether or not there is a post-elimination twist  All Jurors will arrive upon elimination in Ponderosa, where they may chat with the other members of the Jury about the game in progress. At the Final Tribal Council, the Final Two or Final Three will plead the case the Jury, and the jurors will in return ask questions and grill the finalists. They will then submit their votes for a winner and the victor is revealed live during the season reunion.

Depending on the number of active jurors and the number of finalists, a "back-up" juror is brought in. This special juror, who is always the last person eliminated pre-jury, will vote in case of a tie. However, as they aren't a fully fledged member, they cannot ask questions. They will only be able to view the discussion and make their decision. Their vote will count in case of a tie.
Hidden Immunity Idol

The **Hidden Immunity Idol** is a twist that features in all seasons of Survivor which do NOT feature the Back to Basics twist. The purpose of it is to, one way or another, give the holder immunity when they choose to play it. The idol has influenced many of the contestants' strategies, whether they utilize the object, or defuse its powers. The Hidden Immunity Idol made its debut in the first season of A&J's Survivor, the *Caribbean*

## Overview

The idea of the Hidden Idol is that the owner is able to get Individual Immunity without the need of winning an Individual Immunity Challenge. The idol, when played at Tribal Council after the votes are cast and counted but before the host reads the votes, negates the votes that the holder would receive from the votes that were cast prior to its play at Tribal Council. Despite its potential to make its owner survive longer in the game, it can only be used once (where the idol will be either re-hidden or discarded after its use). With this, owners should be careful about divulging information about possessing one and/or when to use it, because a player can still be eliminated with the idol, thus going home bringing his/her idol with him (dubbed as "flushing"). Another limitation is that, the idol is only valid until a given deadline, usually a few Tribal Councils before the FTC. It is possible for a player may hold more than one idol.

## Appearance

Similar to the Immunity Idol and the Immunity Necklace, the Hidden Immunity Idol is a small ornate talisman that is designed depending on the season's theme and/or location. Other idols are designed like small necklaces or bracelets.

## Format

To find Hidden Immunity Idols easier, clues are provided to castaways. As the season progresses, more clues will be provided, regardless if the idol has already been found or not. The way that clues are given and how the idol is found varies from season to season.
Kevin C.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 21

**Kevin** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Caquetio tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Caquetio tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*won*)
* **Word Codes** (*won*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*won*)
* **At the Races** (*won*)
* **Rice Run**  (*won*)
* **Slingshot**  (*lost*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
* **Warped Musical Chairs** (*lost*)
* **Poll** (*lost*)
* **Challenge Mash-Up** (*won*)
* **Battle Ships** (*lost*)
It Comes Down to This

**Previous Episode** | "He's Not Cut Out For This Game"

***It Comes Down to This***is the finale episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

At camp, Aaron was confused on why Brian switched his vote to Kevin on the revote, but then realized that he accidentally voted for Kevin. Going into the final five immunity challenge, everybody wanted to secure their spot in the final four, and Ashley pulled out the win. After the challenge, it was Brian vs. Aaron, and at tribal, Aaron self-voted, and Brian also voted for him, but the three girls back-stabbed Brian, sending him to the jury in a 3-2 vote.

## Part Two

#### Final Four Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Submerged

After the three girls successfully voted out Brian, only Aaron was standing in their way on the final three.At the immunity challenge, it came down to Ashley and Dara, and Ashley won individual immunity for the third time this season, guaranteeing her a spot at Final Tribal Council. At camp, Anna and Ashley were considering keeping Aaron, and voting for Dara, forcing a tie, but, they decided to stick with Dara, but before they could vote at Tribal, Aaron was medically evacuated for self-voting twice.

## Final Tribal Council

At FTC, Romeo questioned the ladies pre-game strategies, and how that affected the way that they played the game. Kevin was very resentful towards Ashley, who back-stabbed him after he saved her when she was in danger. Jasmine didn't ask any questions, and instead vouched for Ashley, telling the jury why she played the best game, and that's why Ashley should win. Brian wanted to hear from Ashley why she should earn his vote, after being such a villainous player. Brian then asked Dara to pick a number one through ten, saying "That's where I'm at with you." Brian then told Anna that she had a likely chance at getting his vote, but wanted to hear about Anna's big game move. Karma also vouched for Ashley, saying "Ashley in my opinion you seemed to be the leader of the girls alliance and I was able to see that. Too bad the people I was allied with were fucking idiots", she then said that Dara was a clear follower of Ashley, and that Anna didn't make any moves.
I'm Ready to Start Playing Big

***I'm Ready to Start Playing Big*** is the seventh episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Scavenger Hunt

After a unanimous vote to sent Elijah home, Caquetio went into the merge with a numbers advantage. At the immunity challenge, Dara won immunity, guaranteeing her spot in the final eleven. Back at camp, everybody was becoming annoyed with Gregory, as he would isolate himself from the rest of the group, and everybody wanted him out. At Tribal Council, Gregory was sent packing in a 10-1-1 vote.
Jane B. Kenway

promising swindler with an unusual accent.

## Appearance

**Crendo Island Arc:** Jane is a short and spunky girl dressed in dirt-stained rags with a rope belt tying her whole outfit together. Her eyes are turquoise, a striking contrast against her long and messy silver hair.

**East Blue Arc:** Six years after the destruction of Crendo Island, Jane had grown an entire foot. Her clothes, while still raggy in appearance, are much more polished and she no longer walks bare foot - instead sporting cuffed, leather boots, far too expensive for someone like her to wear. A harness is strapped around her torso, used to keep her weapons close to her at all times. The years spent running from authorities conditioned her body, and the beauties of adolescence gifted her a more womanly appearance.

## Story

Jane was born on a pirate ship, spending her early childhood hollering sea shanties and watching her 'mates' plunder enemy ships. At the age of five, she was left on Crendo Island docks for unknown reasons with only a mysterious letter.

## Items

* Around 500 berri, carried in a pouch tied to her belt
* A rusty dagger, sharpened to a point
* A silver-trimmed pistol, holstered around her waist and by far the most expensive item on her person.
* A black bandana with the infamous logo of a white skull with bullet for eyes and sword for bones - belonging to a member of the crew.
Sitting Duck

**Next Episode** | "I Don't Trust Any of These Morons"

***Sitting Duck***is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:**Tribe Flags

​The game began with eighteen people jumping out of two boats into the beautiful islands of the Caribbean. They were divided up into two tribes, Arawak, in orange, and Caquetio, wearing dark blue. It was revealed to them that there was a twist this season called The Prison. Before they had any time to make alliance, the game began with their first immunity challenge, a classic flag making challenge. Caquetio came out victorious, winning the first immunity challenge of the season, and Aaron was sent to The Prison, but achieved a successful prison break. Back at camp, the members of Caquetio got the first clue to the hidden immunity idol. Dara was the first to search for the idol, but instead found the Secret Shadow Ballot. At the Arawak tribe, everybody was scrambling. A quick alliance formed between Karma, Elijah, Aaron, Fire Dragon, and Romeo, who wanted to take out Kyle, an inactive on their tribe. Michael-Caleb and Jasmine also formed a tight bond, wanting to target Romeo. At tribal council, Brian was left out of the loop, and voted for Michael-Caleb, and Kyle was voted out in a 5-2-1-1 vote.
Romeo K.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 12

**Romeo K.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Arawak tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Arawak tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*lost*)
* **Word Codes** (*lost*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*lost*)
* **At The Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run**  (*lost*)
* **Slingshot**  (*won*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
Why Am I So Amazing?

***Why Am I So Amazing*** is the sixth episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Slingshot

Karma's plan was working after Michael was voted out, but at the immunity challenge, luck wasn't on there side, and Arawak won their first immunity challenge of the season, sending six people to tribal who have never been yet. Back at Caquetio, the immediate target was Elijah, who not only was the original Arawak member on their tribe, he was at The Prison, and was not able to vote at Tribal Council. The alliance of Steve, Dara, Ashley, and Anna stuck strong, but left Kevin out of the loop, and sent Elijah home in a 5-1 vote.
Brian H.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 22

**Brian H.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* He started out on the Arawak tribe on day 1, and was swapped onto the new Arawak tribe on day 4

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*lost*)
* **Word Codes** (*lost*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*lost*)
* **At The Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run**  (*lost*)
* **Slingshot**  (*won*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
* **Warped Musical Chairs** (*lost*)
* **Poll** (*lost*)
* **Challenge Mash-Up** (*lost*)
* **Battle Ships** (*won*)
* **Task Me Up** (*lost*)
* **Submerged** (*lost*)
Tribe Switch

A **tribe switch** is when the remaining players in a season are completely reshuffled into two or more tribes. Tribe switches can occur in a variety of ways. This is a very common and recurring twist in A&J's Survivor Series. It can be found in almost every online series as well as the original TV series. The first tribe swap occurred in *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean*.
Medical Evacuation

**Medical Evacuations** (also referred to as **Medevacs** or simply **Evacuations**) are rare instances where a contestant is removed from the game without being voted out due to inactivity or banning from the Tengaged website. The rule was one of the first rules in *A&J's Survivor*, and was first introduced in the *Caribbean*

## Process

A medical evacuation is triggered when one of two things happen:

* A player has self-voted two times throughout the season, and is therefore deemed too inactive to remain in the game.
* A player has received a permanent ban from the website, and therefore cannot actively continue in the game.
* A player has received a temporary ban from the website, and therefore will be inactive for a large length of time that will disrupt the game.
* A player has been offline for 3+ days.

## Evacuation History

This list contains all castaways who have been involuntarily pulled from the game, with the season, episode and day they were evacuated.

 Caribbean | "It Comes Down to This"
Aaron L.
Final Three

The **Final Three** are three remaining contestants on the last day of the game, who must plead their cases to the Jury at the Final Tribal Council for the title of Sole Survivor. This is currently the only alternative format of the Final Two.

Introduced in the very first season, this format has been increasingly common and is used regularly. A Final Three with a Jury of seven is the most frequent configuration, first introduced in *Caribbean***.**
Twists

A **Twist** refers to certain game-changing alterations to the game's original format. Twists have been a part of *A&J's Survivor* since the beginning helping the contestants learn that the game is ever-changing. Several twists have been devised to keep contestants on their toes, as well as keep the game interesting to viewers.

## List of Twists by introductory season

This table able lists the twists to appear in *A&J's Survivor* in the seasons they were introduced.

* **Secret Shadow Ballot**
* **Tribe Switch**
* **Hidden Immunity Idol**
* **Exile Island**
Jasmine S.

**Day(s) Lasted** | 20

**Jasmine S.** is a contestant from *A&J's Survivor: Caribbean.* She started out on the Arawak tribe on day 1, and was exiled on day 4, and on day 6, she joined the \_\_\_\_ tribe. She is also known as "Ghosty S.".

## Survivor: Caribbean

### Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*lost*)
* **Word Codes** (*lost*)
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*lost*)
* **At the Races** (*lost*)
* **Rice Run** (*lost*)
* **Slingshot**  (*won*)
* **Scavenger Hunt** (*lost*)
* **Music Video Mayhem** (*lost*)
* **Warped Musical Chairs** (*lost*)
* **Poll** (*lost*)
* **Challenge Mash-Up** (*lost*)
This is a Game of Numbers

***This is a Game of Numbers*** is the fifth episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Rice Run

After Tribal, Jasmine joined the Arawak tribe, and Michael and Gregory knew that they were on the bottom of their tribe, and they tried to win the challenge, but couldn't due to the rest of the tribe throwing the challenge, and Brian was sent to The Prison, and was not able to vote at Tribal Council. Back at the Arawak camp, the five original Arawak members were deciding if they should take out Michael or Gregory. Aaron wanted to take out Gregory, and told Michael to vote for him. At Tribal, Michael thought that Gregory was the target, and voted for him, and Gregory was left out of the loop, and voted for Brian. The rest of the tribe voted for Michael, sending him home in a 4-1-1 vote, leaving Gregory all alone.
I Don't Trust Any of These Morons

***I Need All the Allies I Can Get***is the second episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Word Codes

After Tribal Council, Aaron, Karma, Romeo, and Brian felt unstoppable, but at the immunity challenge, Arawak failed to show up, giving a default win to Caquetio. Caquetio decided to send Aaron to The Prison once again. At the Caquetio camp, Steve formed an alliance with Dara, Ashley, and Anna, and Ben frantically looked for the Hidden Immunity Idol, and ultimately found it. At Arawak, the strong alliance of four wanted to target Michael-Caleb, who wasn't pulling his weight in the immunity challenges. Aaron failed to complete The Prison challenge, so the alliance was down a vote. But, they talked everybody except for Jasmine into voting Michael-Caleb out, and at Tribal, Michael-Caleb was voted out in a 5-2 vote.
Caquetio

Caquetio (*ka-kwe-toe)* is one of the two competing tribes in *Survivor: Caribbean*. The tribe color is dark blue.

The tribe was split up in a tribe switch on day 4.

## Challenges

* **Tribe Flags** (*won*)
* **Word Codes** (*won)*
* **Beyond Puzzling** (*won*)
* **At the Races** (*won*)
* **Rice Run**  (*won*)
* **Slingshot**  (*lost*)

## Members

### Original Tribe

     **Kevin C.**

     **Gregory F.**

     **Dara T.**

     **Ashley N.**

     **Jerry M.**

     **Michael S.**

     **Steve S.**

     **Anna M.**

     **Ben P.**

### Switched Tribe

     **Kevin C.**

     **Dara T.**

     **Ashley N.**

     **Steve S.**

     **Anna M.**

     **Ben P.**

     **Elijah F.**
DAMN IT JASMINE!

**Next Episode** | "He's Not Cut Out For This Game"

***DAMN IT JASMINE!***is the twelfth episode of *Survivor: Caribbean.*

## Episode Summary

* **Immunity Challenge:** Challenge Mash-Up

After Karma was sent to the jury, there seemed to be a majority alliance of four, Aaron, Ashley, Brian, and Kevin. At the immunity challenge, Kevin won immunity for the first time this season. Back at camp, Aaron and Brian were trying to turn the tides, and wanted to vote out Ashley for being a jury threat, while Kevin and Ashley were targeting Jasmine, and Anna and Dara were left in the middle. At Tribal Council, Ashley threw a vote at Dara, Kevin got nervous and played his secret shadow ballot, voting for Jasmine twice, and Anna and Dara stuck with the former Caquetio members, sending Jasmine home in a 5-2-1 vote.