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Ryan

**Ryan** (ryandanoe#7156) is the Sole Survivor of Season 1.

Starting the game off quietly, Ryan was very UTR aside from witty confessionals and commentary. After the swap, Ryan proved to be a socially manipulative player, fueling Amber’s paranoia of Mug betraying her to help ensure Mug’s shocking blindside. Ryan continued to try to very low-key pull strings in the game, but was shocked when his #1 ally Maze was rocked out of the game. For a few rounds, Ryan was dejected, feeling as if he only needed to stay in the game as a number to the Celeste’s and wishing he himself could just be rocked out to join his duo since the writing was on the wall. However, as the game began to close and the Celestes continued to claw their way forward, Ryan began to play the game with new vigor. He planted seeds each round that Alec was the mastermind of the game, most notably with his “Sign the Check Aurora” ploy at camp for all to see. This subtle manipulation would again come to fruition later, when Ruby realized it was best for her game to blindside Alec at the F5 due to the constant warnings that he would beat her. At the F4, Ryan was now all in to win the game and displayed an impressive performance at the F4 immunity challenge, wanting to win not only for safety but to prove he can win something when he sets his mind to it. He then proceeded to carry out Ciaran’s F4 departure despite him being a known goat, as he wanted to continue to be seen as someone not afraid of a challenge while also secretly feeling Ruby was just as much of a goat. At the FTC, the jury adored Ryan and his answers, particularly his “good cop, bad cop” strategy in which he was the bad cop and Star was the good cop. In the end, Ryan became the first winner in Aurora history in the 4-2-2 vote. He is remembered for his social game, giving very funny one-liners and endearing confessionals while taking the game lightheartedly.
Skylar

**Skylar** (Skylar#6061) placed 13th in Season 9.

A pleasant personality on the Tovui Tribe, Skylar’s easy going and humorous nature would find them well integrated into the Tovui majority alliance “The Dance Moms” with WB, Tye, and Scotti. Having a prior relationship with Tye from another ORG, Skylar seemed set up to sit comfortably near the top but never be perceived as a leader. This saw him survive the initial Tovui Tribal Council and subsequent quits without ever seeing himself in danger. When it came time for the swap, Skylar pleaded with the Survivor gods to put her on any tribe but Tovui again, feeling it was cursed. Her prayers were then answered when she found herself on Nu Drega, instantly improving her placement in the game. Skylar would go on to bond very well with Paris, and the two of them would appeal to swing vote Denim for a cross-tribal lines alliance known as “The Wackos.” Disliking Akira for her perceived chaotic nature, Skylar was very okay with sending his OG tribemate home but recognized the value in perhaps letting go of Robet first, as it would give Skylar himself more agency in the game. However, these thoughts were quickly squashed when Akira began to throw Skylar’s own name out, completely shattering any potential working relationship the two would have and sealing Akira’s fate in the game. At the following Tribal Council, Skylar was initially well positioned and set to make the merge, with all three Wacko members submitting their votes for Robert. However, Paris was seeing more benefit to keeping Robert around since early in the round and been toying with the idea a lot with Denim. After Robert made a new three person alliance with Denim and Paris called “Dollywood,” Paris would seize this opportunity to push for him to stay over Skylar, appealing to Denim as OG Drega would have more numbers at the merge than an OG Tovui. Unfortunately, Skylar would fall very ill and wind up needing to go to the hospital immediately preceding Tribal Council, leaving her defenseless to any scheming going on behind her back and letting her tribemates know she would be absent. They would unfortunately log on during this to find themself blindsided in a 3-1 vote, and while confused and hurt left the game relatively good natured regardless.
Tanner

**Tanner** (TheManInTheCorner#7060) is the Runner-Up of Season 6.

A bit of an oddball, Tanner established himself on the Dakai Tribe as someone who was not a conventional social player. His social game was largely posting Taylor Swift lyrics at every chance he got. This would be a recurring theme in the season, and drove many players to dislike him and consider him a goat throughout the game. He played fairly UTR pre-merge, even feeding the confessionals more lyrics than strategy talk. At the merge, Tanner was in a comfy position in the “mega majority” alliance against OG Isasabai. However, at the Touchy Subject challenge, Tanner came face to face with the tribe’s perception of him as a goat. He then became very self aware that his odds of winning were slim, but formed a plan: go to the end with Xcync and Mariana, as they were perceived to be the weakest players as well as having their games so intertwined. This would be fairly successful in terms of placement; it carried him all the way to the Final 3 due to his status as a goat making him almost a nonfactor to vote out at each Tribal Council. Despite this, many of his allies would enter the Jury very bitter towards him, as he would just spam lyrics at them while they attempted to strategize and then vote them out. At the Final Tribal Council, Tanner’s opening and Q&A performances shocked the viewers and Jury alike as it was surprisingly humble, humorous, and convincing. The Jury felt the other two finalists were embellishing upon their games more, whereas Tanner was self aware that he by no means the strongest strategic player in the season nor a large social threat. This led to Tanner’s strategy of flipping during the merge, seen as potentially the only solid move out of the finalists’ merge games that could truly be called their own. Despite his convincing performance, however, he would still fall short and become the Runner-Up in a 4-2-1 vote when Ives was perceived as stronger due to her pre-merge reputation and decent arguments in the Q&A portion. He is remembered for his obsession with Taylor Swift lyrics, to the point that it may have cost him a win in the game.
Killer Croconaw

**Killer Croconaw** (Killer Croconaw#3454) placed 16th in Season 1.

One of many quiet Celeste players, Killer Croconaw is best remembered for wanting to vote out one of Celeste’s bigger threats in Maze. However, she failed to make any strong social bonds and when she lost immunity for her tribe, they turned against her to vote her out in a 7-1 vote.
Spiral

**Spiral** (spiral4420) placed 10th in Big Brother Season 1.

A bit socially aloof at the start of the game due to being busy, Spiral was potentially saved from the block Week 1 when he received Safety from the housewarming boxes. He would continue to be on the outs of the major early week players, yet active enough with some key players (such as Robbie) to avoid being put onto the block as a pawn when suggested. Not one to confessional much at all, Spiral’s activity was perceived as low to nonexistent for a lot of the house in the early weeks. This was worsened by his abstaining from most all competitions that were not required, souring the house against him. He was nominated for the first time in Week 5 along with Hao as a duo. Spiral would once again abstain despite being on the block, which sealed his fate as an inactive flop boot to the rest of the house. He was unsurprisingly evicted with Hao in a 5 - 0 vote, and would narrowly lose out to Hao in the Duos Battle due to a mistake despite both parties getting lackluster scores.
Leo

**Leo** (leo67#6590) placed 5th in Season 7.

Starting off quiet on the Bati Tribe, Leo played very UTR for most of the game. Letting production know that he always tended to get third in ORGs, it became apparent that this was largely due to a lack of presence in the game. To his credit, he was able to at least put in enough effort to survive until swap even with Hurricane Ian affecting his real life, which was quite admirable. At the swap, Leo was put into a position of power for the first time in the game, but never acted upon it. He was playing the middle of Nu Papukeni, secretly working with the OG Papukeni to eliminate Brian if they were to lose until the Yalo win streak scared them into booting KJ. At the merge, Leo’s game would completely fizzle out. Rarely one to confessional much, Leo was pegged as a goat by the early-mid merge despite his allies such as AJ and Brian being picked off steadily. New life would be breathed into his game when Sage approached him with a “Final 4” deal during the Nikki vote, which he happily accepted as he believed he beat everyone in the alliance at the end. Sage also confided in Leo that he had two Hidden Immunity Idols, which Leo sat on and apparently did not believe as he voted for Sage both times the idols were used. Leo then continued to enjoy the cushion of an alliance that perceived him as a goat, being in no real danger until the Final 5. Ron had done a good job at creating a social bond with Kiri, who had an Extra Vote to burn and wanted to attempt to make the game more interesting with a tie when target Dylan won immunity and Kiri/Sage had idols. While initially voting for Ron with what he thought would be Dylan and Sage, Leo changed his vote last minute to Sage despite being told that Sage had an idol for reasons unknown. This would result in a tie between Ron and Leo, which Kiri chose to uphold with his Extra Vote, sending the two into fire as rocks were deemed unfair in this low odds situation. Leo would go on to be demolished by Ron in fire making, heading to the jury before truly making a mark on the game.
Envi

**Envi** (Envi#1115) is the Sole Survivor of Season 3.

Put into a strong position from Day 1, Envi came to play the game hard on Qele. Well positioned with the entire tribe, Envi was the only person that seemingly was not in danger from this flip-flopping tribe. He notably orchestrated the blindside of tribe leader Karma. After a tribe swap, Envi’s position became stronger as the swing vote with Kazeno between two alliances. They made the smart decision of turning on Lucas in their own alliance over Harry in an attempt to weaken Bree’s strong social game. Going into the merge, Envi would find all his power ripped away from him when a new majority formed that did not include him. Now a frequent target of Mink, Envi was able to win immunity and find a Hidden Immunity Idol to help bolster his social play and claw his way forward. Eventually, control would find itself in his lap again when Kazeno leaked information about Mink to him and the two decided to pull off a showstopping blindside of the frontrunner. Back with power, Envi continued to win immunity and play all sides of the game, surviving even without immunity due to Domain being a shield for him. At the F5 when he was immune, Envi was not letting his idol go to waste and played it on target Beans to send perceived challenge threat Rikki to the jury. He then proceeded to win final immunity, as the only player even attempting the challenge hard with an impressive 18 hour endurance. While wanting Shelby out of the game, Johnny and Shelby were voting together and Beans did not respond to his attempts at even forcing a tie, making him reluctant to vote Beans in the majority. At the Final Tribal Council, Envi’s game was criticized for lack of potential social game and in particular his failure to get big threat Shelby out at the F4 or even throw a vote on him at all. In the end, however, Envi’s impassioned plea to the jury that he won the most challenges and had the social game to protect him when he did not win resonated with them, winning him the game in a 6-1-0 vote. He is remembered for his passion for the game as well as saltiness at any challenge with a luck factor involved.
Horhe

**Horhe** (horhe#7370) placed 12th in Season 9.

A very quiet member of the Drega Tribe, Horhe would become known to production for not saying much of anything in confessionals super often. However, he was still able to be well positioned on the Drega tribe when he won especially Paris over socially, demonstrating that in DMs he seemed to be quite a social threat. Further strengthening his game, Horhe was able to secure the Drega Hidden Immunity Idol early on, making him seem like a contender to go deep into the game. At the swap, he was separated from most of those that particularly liked him on Drega, but had a decent working relationship with Dar. On Nu Tovui, however, Horhe’s silent social skills would not find a repeat, with the entire tribe including Dar marking him as the first to go home due to “being dry/quiet” in DMs. Despite this, after confiding in Dar that he had an Idol and would be playing it, Dar enacted a sneaky plan that would see Horhe’s single vote send Grey home due to being perceived as the least helpful member to go forward with into the merge. Horhe and Grey butted heads particularly badly, with some saucy parting words to each other after Grey’s blindside and the two generally thinking the other was bad at the game and a bad texter. Firmly on the bottom of the tribe, Horhe’s only hope seemed to be not losing another challenge, something that did not manifest itself. Miraculously, Horhe was able to secure a second Hidden Immunity Idol mere hours before their second Tribal Council. Despite stating that he was happy to have it as he was more scared of the second Tribal than the first, Horhe would weigh heavily the value of keeping this as Dar made him feel very secure. The two formed a fake alliance with Kyle, with Horhe under the impression that this alliance was solely to save face with Kyle in case of advantages and they’d be blindsiding him. While this did cause Kyle to spiral a bit privately, nothing much came of this as Dar did a very good job keeping Horhe feeling secure and in the majority. As such, Horhe was not present for Tribal Council and did not play his idol, finding himself blindsided out of the game in a 3-1 vote when Dar backstabbed him in his back.
Charlitos Hernandez

## Descrição

Charlitos se passa por um taxista para ganhar dinheiro dos outros.

## Historia

Charlitos nasceu no México, no estado de Sonora. Seus pais eram drogados, e o abandonaram quando nasceu no meio do deserto, sem nenhuma possibilidade de sobrevivência. Porém, foi resgatado por uma família de fazendeiros que passava por lá, que avistaram alguns coiotes envolta de uma caixa.
Cresceu com mais 6 irmãos adotivos na fazenda. Charlitos sempre foi colocado para trabalhar desde pequeno, já que sua família necessitava muito do dinheiro. Com 15 anos, se apaixonou por Esmeralda, com quem veio a ter filhos cedo, com isso, tinha que trabalhar ainda mais para ajudar sua família adotiva e a família que estaria por vir.
Com 33 anos, Charlitos já tinha 6 filhos e trabalhava feito um condenado. Com toda essa situação, Charlitos não via outra luz se não tentar uma nova vida no país vizinho. Entrou de forma ilegal nos Estados Unidos, indo para a cidade de Los Santos, em busca de conseguir dinheiro para trazer sua família para uma vida nova.

## Fatos engraçados

O pai adotivo de Charlitos contava para ele que os coiotes o criaram quando era mais novo, por isso era diferente de seus irmãos. Charlitos acredita também que o filme Mogli foi baseado na sua vida, e mudaram para lobos para não tomarem direitos autorais.

## GALERIA

Táxi roubado e usado para Charlitos em seus trabalhos.Sorrisito Marotito.
Dylan (S7)

**Dylan** (DStrace#8592) is the Sole Survivor of Season 7.

A very early contender on the Papukeni Tribe, Dylan’s sarcastic personality as well as penchant for wanting chaos defined his early character. A key contender in gaslighting the tribe that Ryan was a snake at the second Tribal Council, Dylan established he would do anything for the crown, a sort of “Big Brother” mentality. Through the premerge, Dylan would play a fairly intentionally active background role in his alliances, attempting to establish himself as a vote for as many people as possible. This strategy proved to be effective, and would be adopted into the merge as well. With his only close and true known allegiance being Jesse, Dylan would attempt on multiple occasions to gather numbers for his own moves, such as blindsiding Kiri rather than Roci to wrench Sage’s plans. However, many in the game saw Dylan as untrustworthy due to his allegiance with Jesse and Sage, and as such he would never get a chance to firmly make a move of his own in the merge portion of the game. His biggest saving grace was his social game and willingness to jump voting blocs, which made him both a threat and shopped out name at several Tribal Councils but also an asset to many people’s games. At the Final Tribal Council, Dylan was heavily favored by most in the Jury after his opening speech, in which he capitalized upon Sage’s poor Jury management in an attempt to further poison them against voting for him. Additionally, his peppering up his game to make the Jury think he had more presence than he did was actually effective, with many saying he “played the game they wish they did” due to his many social options when it came time for voting. His stressing that he played without advantages and was able to survive to the end as a known threat versus Sage who “needed” the advantages was particularly effective with this Jury, and the Q&A portion left many of the Jurors torn between who they’d want as the winner of their season. In the end, Dylan’s strong Final Tribal Council and ability to read the Jury before they even had to give him feedback saw him become the Sole Survivor in a very close 4-3-1 vote, stressing the importance of reading the Jury well to future contestants. He is remembered not only for his strong Final Tribal Council performance, but also for his willingness to have fun with the game and not take it too seriously, especially in his premerge villain era.
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Liv

**Liv** (livlavluv#9033) placed 15th in Season 8.

Starting off rocky on Kisa, Liv annoyed production and some of her castmates very quickly with her questionable antics and offputting sense of humor. Despite this, she was able to be brought into the majority alliance as an expendable member when Smokin deemed her the easiest of the minority to work with/control. At the third immunity challenge, Liv’s antics escalated to new levels when she exploded on production privately for being called out publicly for breaking a rule in a challenge, going so far as to mildly harass them amongst her disrespect. Due to this, she was promptly ejected from the game & banned from the server as a whole for this toxic behavior.
Jaime

**Jaime** (JLynn(She/Her)#2950) placed 12th in Big Brother Season 1.

A quieter player, Jaime’s goal upon entering the house was to remain an UTR threat until the very end. She was perhaps a bit too UTR, as she found herself on the outs of a big spider-web of alliances and was nominated Week 3 as a pawn. Despite feeling safe after James promised her she was not the target, she would remain on the block post veto and become precariously close to being evicted when Ryan made an unexpected and aggressive push to evict her over Tony, despite Tony basically telling his allies he is okay with being evicted. It seemed she may have had the numbers to stay in this scenario, but when Tony used his LOS on himself at the last minute, Jaime’s fate was sealed when OTB against Hao. She seemingly did not campaign at all despite needing to, which saw her unsurprisingly evicted in a 6 - 2 vote. She is remembered for her endearing confessionals, and resonating with fans despite being on the quieter side.
Julian

**Julian** (Julian#7378) placed 13th in Season 3 & 19th in Season 5.

An ORG veteran, Julian found himself in a good spot on Cagi. He was well aligned with everyone, and despite being on the bottom, had good rapport with key members (Bree and Shelby) that saw the beginnings of cracks forming. Before this could come to fruition, however, a tribe swap occurred which saw Julian in a numerical disadvantage of a 3-2-2 split. Despite being potentially easy targets, the OG Cagi on Nu Kama were able to divert the other two OG tribes into targeting each other. Julian in particular gained much social capital in this new tribe, forming decent working relationships with all of the newcomers and having the advantage of a perceived duo (Rikki/Shelby) as the other two Cagi. However, his newfound social reach saw him identified as the biggest threat of the three Cagi by Mink, who had cut Wren one round prior with full intent to use his Extra Vote to blindside the Cagi. As such, Julian was rendered completely gagged and gooped when a 4-3 vote snuffed his torch despite there only being six players on his tribe.

A production pick to win in Season 5, Julian started off almost invisible on the Kisiti Tribe. Due to having a very long work week, Julian was tired and not able to put his all into the game. Despite this, he made enough effort to shift a potential target off of his back at the first Tribal Council, and was okay with passively voting for Dylan. Upon seeing his name get a rogue vote, Julian decided he needed to play a bit harder socially. He attempted to rally the troops and pull off a big move: blindside Anthony. This was due to accurately perceiving Anthony as a head of the tribe, and Anthony indeed wanted to target him from day one due to Julian winning a preseason brantsteele he did on top of Julian’s potential. Unfortunately, at this point it was too late and his early “dryness” made nobody willing to make a big move with him from lack of trust. In the end, he almost played his Shot in the Dark but decided against it, and was disappointed to be sent home in a unanimous vote due to vote cancellations. Before leaving Tribal Council, he threw Plaus specifically under the bus despite Plaus not truly being in the majority.
Smokin

**Smokin** (smokin#4814) placed 11th in Season 8.

The leader early on of the cursed Kisa Tribe, Smokin’s early game started very strong. Perceived as a contender for the crown, Smokin had complete control of the Kisa Tribe and a working relationship with every member. However, he also quickly became known for his consistent bad reads, trusting or distrusting the people that he really shouldn’t. This led to him being quite the entertaining character, being a strong social player but at the same time fairly aloof. At the Tribe Swap, Smokin was separated from all of his allies and found himself as the sole Kisa member on his new tribe. Even worse, two Kisas were removed from the game in the span of an hour. He was at first dismayed at this, but quickly decided it was a good thing- after all, he had found the Hidden Immunity Idol while on Kisa! He planned in his head a showstopping, epic blindside of one of the Ilolma players which he despised for being returnees, only to never get the chance to do so due to Nu-Ilolma winning every challenge. Due to this mindset, Smokin had not made a lot of ins with the Ilolma members as he assumed he would idol one of them out and then rally people to pagong them at the merge. Additionally, his paranoia and doubting/trusting the wrong people isolated Katt & Elise from him before the merge even hit. This would prove costly, as the Ilolma players had used their time well in making new relationships and were not as tight of a unit as he thought; this dynamic of the tribe made it extremely hard for Smokin to get his way, coupled with Naran leading into the merge using an idol on an inactive player to fracture the OG Takis. Despite having no real allies anymore, Smokin’s strong presence still left him perceived as a social threat, with the entire tribe plotting his downfall quickly. This was in large part due to a rumor Cherry made up at the merge for fun, that Smokin was leading an all-male alliance called “The Frats,” which many began to fear and which turned much of the Tribal Council musings into a confused mess as this alliance didn’t exist, making it hard to pinpoint who had made which embellishments to Cherry’s story. Despite having an idol, Smokin was unable to recover and blindsided in a 7-3-1 vote due to the constant swirling rumors around his name as well as his lack of willingness to work with Ilolma players. He is remembered for his constant and immediate dislike of the returning players (going so far as to call them out running the game despite them being fractured upon his exit) as well as his one sided rivalries due to things that didn’t exist, such as with Lola and Rye.
Bree

**Bree** (SoManyUsernames#1878) placed 9th in Season 3.

Starting the game very strongly, Bree was immediately a challenge and social force to be reckoned with. Integrated well into the majority of her tribe and having good relations with everyone, Bree was set up to dominate much of the game. However, her solo-ing challenges coupled with Read messaging people slandering her against the rules upon his blindside put an immediate giant target on her back. Bree was able to find the Cagi Extra Vote to help soften this, as well as form a great relationship with Lucas after the swap. Lucas informed her that Harry had tunnel vision on getting her out even before the swap, which prompted Bree to form a majority alliance on Nu Cagi consisting of everyone but Harry and his ally Beans. When Nu Cagi lost its only challenge, Bree’s strong presence in the game and seeming social control of Lucas despite only being on a tribe for a short while led to the OG Qele blindsiding Bree and Dumb at Tribal, sending her ally Lucas packing. Following the merge, Harry publicly aired his dirty laundry with Bree and Dumb, leading much of the tribe that had not been exposed to Bree to thinking she was gaming too hard and wanting her out. Despite this, Bree was able to integrate herself well socially enough to give her nemesis Harry the boot and have the last laugh. Expecting her hard time in the game to soften after his departure, Bree was disheartened to see that many other players were also “obsessed” with her and wanted to drag her name through the mud. Not used to this level of pressure and negative energy, Bree slowly became withdrawn from the game, giving her advantage to Dumb and expecting a blindside. This proved fatal, as Dumb was voted out instead by association with their only two advantages leaving with him. Bree completely gave up on the game at this point, barely putting in effort to avoid elimination. A 7-2-1 vote was then not a shock at all to Bree, sending her to the jury for some hopeful reprieve from the stresses of being on the bottom. She is remembered for her pre-merge challenge prowess, almost soloing some challenges for her tribe as well as her many fun debate analogies.
Fiya

**Fiya** (fiya#3249) placed 14th in Season 7.

Off to a quiet start on Papukeni, Fiya established fast they were not one to confessional much, if at all. Despite this, they seemed to integrate well into the tribe, most notably with Nehemiah making Fiya his number one ally for the first days of the game. However, Fiya’s lack of activity did appear to reach to the rest of their tribe; while not “inactive” per se according to them, they did not give much socially or strategically, leading many to slowly drop them in their long term gameplans. Fiya themself stated that this was because they find it “hard to strategize premerge,” thus opting for a lazy coaster strategy instead. After the tribeswap, Fiya once again had average relationships with old and new tribemates alike. However, Nehemiah was beginning to plan ahead for the merge and wanted new, more strategically active allies, in particular Roci. Even though Roci was willing to and even seemed keen on putting herself in a perceived worse position to boot AslanTZ, Nehemiah insisted that they boot Fiya to build trust with OG Yalo as well as preserve a three person alliance they all had made. In the end, Nehemiah got his way when Roci and AslanTZ gladly kept their OG numbers, blindsiding a hardly reactive Fiya in a 3-1 vote.
AslanTZ

**AslanTZ** (AslanTZ#1251) placed 12th in Season 7.

Fairly aloof but well natured on the Yalo Tribe, Aslan started the game on the outskirts of a majority alliance. However, his pleasant personality saw him at least above Brett on the totem pole of Yalo, giving him some wiggle room to make in with his fellow tribemates, particularly KJ. When the tribes swapped, the two were unfortunately separated and Aslan found himself on a tribe with two OG Papukeni and two OG Yalo members he hardly talked with, being Roci and Brett. On this tribe, Aslan would again be very middling socially, not necessarily being disliked but also being considered an unknown by the tribe. Despite this, Aslan was able to form a tight majority alliance with Nehemiah and Roci. Roci would go on to want Aslan out two out of the three times they lost, but luckily Nehemiah saw benefit in keeping around Yalo members he was good with for the merge and contested this plan once. However, once the tribe was down only to their alliance, Aslan and Roci officially turned on each other to give Nehemiah full power. Despite feeling he may have a harder time getting the socially more adept Roci out at merge, Nehemiah also formed a tighter bond with her and ultimately betrayed Aslan. Despite feeling as though he was in a good position for the entire swap, Aslan took his defeat with grace when a 2-1 vote sent him home just short of merging.
Beans

**Beans** (beansss#7900) placed 4th in Season 3.

A quiet character, Beans was mostly an observer of Kama and throughout his time in the game, supplying witty confessionals now and then but mostly staying UTR. After pulling off a blindside at Kama’s first Tribal Council, Beans began to play a very passive game. At the merge he was quickly viewed as inactive and a goat, which led to him almost never being targeted. Knowing this, Beans decided to play into this in hopes of an F2, in which case he believed he’d beat the even bigger perceived goat, Johnny. He remained minimally active and involved, but completely vanished when Aurora announced a F3, ruining his plans. Despite having good odds to stay, Beans was ultimately voted out in a 3-1 vote at the F4 due to being inactive and no one willing to risk their vote for an inactive player.
Cyd

**Cyd** (Cydnotsyd#2305) placed 16th in Season 6.

Bordering on being completely inactive, Cyd made little impact on the Dakai Tribe. Her tribemates quickly formed their own bonds, and even being the quietest and most inactive tribe overall she was still noticed to be absent by her entire tribe. Despite this, Cyd was able to miraculously find the Dakai Idol on her first (and almost only) guess on the grid. When Dakai finally lost their first challenge, it seemed clear that Cyd was the target. However, worried she might have an idol and see an obvious boot due to inactivity, Jumble annoyed his alliance and Mercury, who felt sure she couldn’t have an advantage. In the end, Cyd did not play the coveted Idol & was sent home in an easy 5-1 vote.
Chad

**Chad** (D’Can#8069) is the Second Runner-Up of Season 8.

Starting quietly on the Taki Tribe, Chad began the game with the vibes of a soft villain, playing from the bottom of the tribe. However, almost any and all character development for Chad following this early showing would be nonexistent when he proved to be one of the least active players that didn’t strike out in Aurora Survivor history. Albeit for good reasons, Chad rarely confessionaled and seemed to rarely communicate with his tribemates to a helpful or satisfying degree. In the premerge, he had a notable rivalry with Naran, who he had tunnel vision on getting out of the game since round one. At the merge, Chad would quickly be pegged as a goat due to said inactivity, and would frequently frustrate the other players who wanted his vote to rely on. When he did check in, Chad seemed to be in his own world and formed a grandiose plan that had zero chance of success: make the “Final 2” with Naran, despite the season ending in a Final 3. To achieve this plan, Chad planned to use the idol he was lucky enough to secure at the Auction at the Final 5 to specifically be the sole vote to eliminate Chase, and then go on to win the game from there. Needless to say, none of his plans came to fruition even slightly as he had passed the point of no return activity-wise and resume-wise, a mistake many UTR players tend to make. After very narrowly avoiding striking out of the game altogether, Chad made it to the FTC having fully given up on his delusions of winning the game at this point. The Jury would proceed to blast Chad, very bitterly calling him out for even signing up for the game in the first place if he was going to not even do challenges or respond to DMs. While Chad claimed to have deeply personal reasons that were valid for an activity drop, the Jury still did not respect this response and further wondered why he wouldn’t have just quit the game or asked to be voted out if it was that bad for him. In the end, Chad would become the Second Runner-Up of the season receiving zero votes in a 6-1-0 vote. He is remembered both for his era of delusion in which he thought he could win the game by making a single idol play as well as his self-awareness following this that he was a total goat, being fairly good natured about it.
Reese

**Reese** (Reese1717#4360) placed 8th in Season 6.

Starting the game strong on Dakai, Reese set himself up in a very good position. He had an above average social game, which allowed him to sit in a safe position while also not being the most threatening member of Dakai. However, Reese’s activity level would slowly plummet through the game, and he began to be considered as a boot just for the sake of preserving active members and allies. At the merge, Reese was fully considered a goat by the entire tribe, which Touchy Subjects reflected on. He apparently just lost the game at FTC in another org, and despite promising that this fueled him, actually just vanished completely. At the last minute before he was struck out of the game due to activity, Reese reappeared and apologized to the tribe but made it apparent he would be intentionally striking out, essentially quitting the game due to being on vacation. He was then removed from the game to the shock of none of the tribe as he had essentially vanished since the merge began. He is remembered for calling himself the GOAT and bragging about his game prowess right before vanishing almost completely and accumulating strikes.
Noah

**Noah** (gachanoah) placed 14th in Big Brother Season 3

A quieter player, Noah started the game off on the wrong foot with the Celeste Tribe when he was completely inactive for almost the entire premiere day. Being that crucial bonds can form at the start of the game, he was not given much forgiveness as he \*was\* present for the premiere but allegedly then just did not talk to anyone. After being nominated by Mercury for eviction, Noah would attempt to ramp his game up by forming two separate alliances. These would questionably include his fellow nominee Alex as well as some people from Saharah, who would have no control over the vote. As such, when Brayden won and chose not to use the veto to help tribe strength (Noah did quite poorly on the challenges they had seen), Noah was down more votes than he had intended. Despite this, he would not give up and would attempt to ensure his votes often throughout the day- but only to certain people, as some on his tribe alleged that he did not talk to them much at all. All of these reasons would culminate in Noah becoming the first player evicted from the house in a 4 - 1 vote, with Raiden throwing a hinky vote for no reason. He would go on to beat Ness on Redemption Island, but lose to Kishor and officially place 14th.
JSRG

**JSRG** (JustSomeRandomGamer#4199) placed 12th in Season 1.

Another quiet member of Celeste, JSRG was out of his depth for most of the game. He was a potential target of OG Celeste due to failing to secure strong social bonds as well as being aloof in the game, and this only continued after the swap on Leilani. He is best remembered for his wish for a secret alliance with his friend Azzy & not contributing at all to the challenge or strategizing before his 3-1 vote out despite knowing he was the target.
Raiden

**Raiden** (raiden.rene) placed 15th in Big Brother Season 3.

Starting off the game poorly, Raiden would not seem to be well liked by many if any in the house or viewing. With his infrequent post being seen as “weird” or inappropriate in the house chat and DMs, Raiden was precariously close to first boot territory before HOH Mercury randomly decided Raiden would make a good “meat shield.” Raiden would continue to annoy many, and gain his first strike in Week 1 when not confessionaling literally at all despite warnings that he at least needed a few sentences of his strategy/thoughts. His second strike would come almost immediately after, when he decided to DM Ness hours after his eviction to antagonize him. After being warned he was only one strike away from leaving the game, Raiden would snap at the hosts, calling them “entitled” and telling them to “stfu.” Due to this blatant disrespect consistently toward others in the game as well as production (& the immense regret toward casting this weirdo in the first place), Raiden was promptly ejected from the server for poor behavior.
Amber

**Amber** (amberfer#4592) placed 11th in Season 1.

Amber was a big character on OG Saharah, quickly becoming a player to watch. She formed a majority alliance with Alec, Dani, Rye, and Ciaran but quickly formed a sub alliance with the latter two, as she wanted to control the majority from the shadows. She also formed a strong duo with Mug, with the two setting the pieces up to control the game after the merge hit. A strong competitor, Amber’s game started to derail when the other players noticed how hard she could compete at the immunity challenges. This, coupled with her blindsiding her known close ally Mug for little reason & Dani believing that Amber snitched on her cheating led her to become a sort of outcast amongst her people. Against the odds, Amber was able to secure an extra vote and idol shortly after the merge. Despite her instincts telling her to play her idol, Amber would be blindsided in a 7-3-2 vote when she falsely believed she could save her advantages and did not foresee Ruby and Rye flipping to the Celestes due to her social and challenge prowess.
Sam

**Sam** (Sam (WXFRD)#8613) placed 15th in Season 2.

An initial leader of the Kalokalo Tribe, Sam started the game strong by forming multiple alliances with his tribemates. Despite this, Sam’s social capital was tanked when he strong armed Jackson into a four person alliance with Basil and Gabriel without the latter first consenting. After a swap put him, Gabe, and Jackson on a new tribe with a 3-2 split, Sam believed it would be an easy few rounds. However, Gabriel heavily resented him for putting his target into their alliance without his consent, and decided to blindside Sam in a 3-2 vote when the nu-Matanisiga Tribe went to Tribal Council. He is remembered for having promising villain vibes, but becoming nearly inactive due to study abroad.
Nehemiah

**Nehemiah** (Nehemiah the Rapscallion#6080) placed 10th in Season 7.

A strong contender on the Papukeni Tribe, Nehemiah was well liked quickly by his tribemates. This put him in the position of the sort of “leader” of the OG Papukeni Tribe, as he had a working relationship with all tribemates. At their only Tribal Council as an OG tribe, Nehemiah was the main driving force for Ryan’s departure, being the one to plant the seeds and rat out various info to get Ryan targeted. At the swap, Nehemiah found himself with ally Fiya in a 2-2-1 split on the “curse” Bati Tribe. They would go on to lose every immunity challenge they participated in. Despite this, Nehemiah was in the seat of power the entire time on this tribe. He used the opportunity to get closer with Roci and Aslan, seeing an opportunity for an in with their former tribemates as very valuable. In the end, he could only take Roci with him to the merge as their social games clicked better, which was only fitting as Roci was the other member on the tribe that essentially gave Nehemiah the power he had. Additionally, Nehemiah was able to secure the Bati Extra Vote. At the merge, however, this duo would seem to quickly dissolve, with Nehemiah barely mentioning Roci. Initially, Nehemiah’s social game was flourishing as he continued to be a clear contender to go deep in the game. However, this did not go unnoticed, and following Brian’s blindside many of his closest allies (Jesse, Dylan, Nikki, etc) turned on him fullstop, being deadset on getting him out at all costs. It appeared as though this idea originated from Sage, who in the prior round made a separate OG Papukeni alliance without Nehemiah and had been planting seeds of distrust against him since the start of the merge. Allegedly, this came from Nehemiah himself lying that his advantage he received on Bati was actually a Steal a Vote, which he viewed as dangerous on top of Nehemiah’s social game. His biggest opposer was surprisingly his #1 ally, Nikki; after landing on the idea of Nehemiah being a threat, she would not back down in any alliance chat she was part of that he needed to go, unwilling to compromise. When Nehemiah very nearly lost immunity by a single round in Dodge the Arrow, half of the tribe let out a singular sigh of relief. The plan was in action! Nehemiah, however, was notified of the plan by Ron and proceeded to campaign hard to damage control and flip the target onto Kiri to “humble” Nikki. Unfortunately, he campaigned to the wrong people, as all but Ron wanted him out. When it came to light shortly before Tribal Council that Kiri possessed a Hidden Immunity Idol, Nehemiah had a sliver of hope when some of the OG Papukeni wanted to throw votes to ensure jury favor and hope that Kiri played it successfully. In the end, though, Kiri ended up playing and wasting his idol as Nehemiah DID receive the majority of the votes, with a 6-1 vote sending Nehemiah to the jury: but not before he attempted to stir the pot and ask the minority to wake up and see who was running the game!
Mitch

**Mitch** (5inbi) placed 12th in Big Brother Season 2.

New to ORGs and eager to play, Mitch would endearingly throw himself into the game hard and fast this season. This would earn him much social credit, but to his dismay he would still wind up as a Week 1 nominee due to the Roadblock twist. His eagerness to play a bit harder socially than most early paid off, as he became well integrated into several alliances and would survive a small coup that was almost brewed against him by several other HGs. In Week 3, he was paired with Dee for the Team Twist. In Week 5, Mitch was initially set to be nominated with his twist-mate Anthony “because of the house.” However, Mitch would put in HOURS of work flipping Ness, as Ness was his #1 ally before making it clear he would spiral when in power and being baffled Ness would throw him away just “for the house.” This would get Ness to make a huge move and nominate two pairs thought to be “untouchables,” completely blowing up the game. The resulting, nonstop dogpiling onto Ness paired with similar circumstances in other weeks saw Mitch contemplating a soft quit in the game. He would state he just didn’t enjoy that sort of atmosphere and while not actually quitting, would seem clearly detached from the game because of it. This (and others) would lead to a production led meeting about conduct in the game, feeling as though the Whacking of Ness coupled with other similar fights were borderline cultivating a toxic environment in the house. Despite dodging his initial nomination, Mitch would once again have to fight for his life when Ness wanted to nominate him \*again\* post veto. A very tired Mitch would win out yet again, when saved from the block as Ness spiraled. Mitch would then suddenly quit the game this week due to valid personal reasons, after all the mess of keeping him in the first place.
Niall

**Niall** (De-Niall#4952) placed 10th in Season 2 & 18th in Season 5.

A sassy member of Matanisiga, Niall started the game off well socially while also roasting his entire tribe for being “dry” and “flops” in his confessional. Determined to be a villain, Niall ended up playing a passive game overall feeling it was never the time to be chaotic. After swapping onto a tribe with Anthony, Niall’s game changed completely into being an Anthony-stan, stating he would be okay with losing the game if Anthony was the winner. This would prove to be fatal for his game, as Gabriel concocted a showstopping double-idol blindside that left Niall the casualty to weaken Anthony in a 2-1-0-0 vote. He is best remembered for his many confessionals about having an extremely good social game despite several contestants implying otherwise in their own confessionals.

Coming into Season 5 determined to play only for himself and be the villain for real this time, Niall integrated himself well into the Gata Tribe. He was particularly close with Harry, a duo which was being set up to run the Gata Tribe from the shadows. However, a swap saw the two separated and put him in a 3-3 split on the Sipi Tribe, with two Gata that he did not have a strong rapport with. Luckily, Anthony was also in his tribe and despite wanting Anthony out to rectify his Season 2 mistakes, Niall decided to use Anthony to his benefit long term again as his shield. His plan was to mist the Kisiti 3 into splitting up their votes somehow, with the Gata being three strong and sending Dex out. Unfortunately for Niall, Suari was true to his Gata namesake and beat him to the punch by making a four person alliance with the Kisiti, flipping on the Gata 3. Niall in particular was Suari and Dex’s target, due to wanting to nerf Anthony’s chances to play with him. With Anthony also misting him into feeling safe enough to not play his Shot in the Dark, Niall was blindsided in a 4-1 vote before getting to be a villain or truly play for himself yet again. Coincidentally, both of his eliminations in Season 2 and Season 5 involved his relationship with Anthony.
Capry

**Capry** (capry) placed 16th in Big Brother Season 2.

Initially well liked by most of the house, Capry would find himself off to a rocky start when nominated for the Roadblock instant eviction. Frustrated at being nominated due to competition prowess, Capry would campaign hard after being tipped off by Tara that he was a near unanimous boot from what she was hearing. His campaigning would sway several to want to attempt moves, but unfortunately it was to no avail. With the other two players making and locking down alliances as soon as Night 1, Capry was seen as the default boot when even those outside of the alliance did not want to vote “against the house” so soon. An 11 - 1 - 1 vote would make Capry the first boot of the season, a bittersweet eviction as he didn’t do much wrong in the game.