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Jared

**Jared** was a houseguest on Season 1 - Sequester.

## Sequester

Jared entered the Sequester house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Right from the beginning he put himself into a powerful position forming the dominant Kung Fu alliance with most of his hand-picked allies. Outside the alliance he had connections to several other players including Raul, ensuring his safety both in and out of the alliance. He spent most of the pre-jury in control of the game, convincing allies to vote for him during the Moral Dilemma while also voting for and protecting close ally Juls, ranking himself low to force himself into the knight position where he could confirm the nominations of his allies in the Royalty, and openly campaigning for and winning the Black Hat. He was only in danger one time after Ryan was eliminated and tried to drag him to a Battle Match, but Jared played his first LOS saving himself from elimination.

Despite his dominant showing in the first half, his own moves began to catch up to him and become his undoing. After winning the Black Hat, he choose to make the week and Duos week, handpicking the duos leaving Blake and Nathan the only pair without a member of the Kung Fu alliance and what should have been an easy target. However, due to Blake's strong campaigning as well as uneasyness within the Kung Fu alliance, specifically from close ally Juls and her partner Raul, the vote flipped away from Blake and Nathan, almost onto Jared and his partner Autumn, but eventually settled on Owen and Patrick. Jared's troubles continued the next round, being challenged to a Floater debate by Blake. At their debate, Jared exposed the entirety of the Kung Fu alliance, alienating most of its members, and revealing most of the workings of his game. Despite being nominated and having a serious push against him, he survived the round and was not dragged due to his work in setting up new alegiances with a select former Kung Fu members and outsiders Patrick and Ryan.

After this round, he began growing closer to Raul, his old side-ally, and the two managed to keep Jared around for a few more votes. After voting out Nathan during the History Cannot Repeat, he was almost dragged to the Battle Match, but played his second LOS saving himself once again. During the Date Night, he campaigned hard against Isaac, pushing as many votes onto him as possible. This did not work, however, and at the last minute he flipped his vote to Owen with Raul, and found himself tied in a 2-2-1-1-1-1 vote. On the revote, his luck ran out and he was voted out 4-2 and challenged Ryan to a Battle Match. Ryan won, eliminating Jared and making him the fourth jury member.
Megan

**Megan** was a houseguest on Season 2 - The Totem Pole.

## The Totem Pole

Megan entered the Totem Pole house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. She entered the game with a few previous connections whom she reconnected with quickly, as well as making some crucial early game connections to players such as Wyatt and especially Lanie, with the two bonding strongly early in the game. Despite being placed in the Bottom Five during Week Two, she was fairly easily able to stay safe throughout the prejury portion of the game due to her strong connections and general high activity level. Even though she was relatively safe due to her or her allies consistently being the Top of the Totem Pole, she had her fair share of tension with the opposing side. This was especially apparent in the first round of jury when she immediately went back on a deal with Kaleigh and eliminated her from the competition. From this point, on, Megan's game began to catch up with her when Kaleigh almost yanked her as revenge for the earlier deal break. The next round, Megan won Top of the Totem Pole and instead of putting all of the remaining members of the opposing alliance into the Bottom Five, she opted to save Anthony and Dom, instead putting close allies Adam, Asya, and most detrimental, Lanie, in the Bottom Five. Despite saving him the previous round, when Anthony won Top of the Totem Pole, he did not return the favor and placed Megan in the Bottom Five, and her luck worsened when Lanie, as the Defender, had to nominate two people for elimination. Still feeling betrayed from the round before, Lanie chose Megan to be one of the two players nominated. Despite campaigning hard and even flipping Lanie's vote back, Megan still left in a 4-3 vote and became the sixth jury member.
Patrick

**Patrick** was a houseguest on Season 1 - Sequester.

## Sequester

Patrick entered the Sequester house as one of 20 players competing for the title. Despite being relatively inactive, his inactivity was inconsequential when compared to Nik's and he was spared the first vote. During the second cycle, this luck was not repeated as he was voted out for the first time. Due to the nature of the round, he was not eliminated and challenged Adam to the Battle Match and beat him, starting his streak of Battle Match dominance. The very next round, Christian put him and Will into the Battle Match for being the two least active left, and once again, Patrick won. The next cycle was Patrick's only other break prejury, and during the fifth cycle, he was partnered with Owen. Despite Owen's Kung Fu alliance, outsider Blake's campaign turned the vote onto Owen and Patrick, eliminating them. They choose to challenge the duo of Akeylah and Jarod in hopes of an easy win. The duo came out on top, giving Patrick his third Battle Match win before jury had even started.

At this point, most of the rest of the game was very intimidated by Patrick's Battle Match record, which allowed him to remain relatively untargeted throughout the early jury phase. During this time, he formed a strong trio with Owen and Ryan, allowing them to control much of the game. At the Final Seven, Patrick's streak of avoiding Battle Matches ran out as Isaac challenged him to one in hopes of either making a big move or going out with a bang. The latter came true for Isaac as Patrick won his fourth Battle Match. This set up his trio to go head to head with the opposing three players, but after Blake threw his vote, Patrick's allies were safe. However, Owen was eliminated in the Battle Match, leaving Patrick and Ryan alone against a group of three. Despite Patrick's four Battle Match wins, the opposing duo of Beck and Blake decided to target him, and after a revote, he was voted out once again, with Beck as his only Battle Match option. Patrick defeated Beck, winning his fifth Battle Match. At the final four, he voted for the biggest strategic threat, Blake, and due to Raul's unexpected vote for Blake, Patrick was spared from the drag.

At the finale, the jury praised him for his unmatched Battle Match wins, but criticized him for getting voted out so many times, having weak social connections, and seemingly no strategic control. Despite the criticisms, Patrick was able to defend his game will enough and backed by the fact that he was never truly eliminated and fought in five Battle Matches, he was awarded the win in a 6-3 vote.
Raul

**Raul** was a houseguest on Season 1 - Sequester.

## Sequester

Raul entered the Sequester house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. He spent the early days casting his social net far and wide, trying to make as many connections as possible. His efforts were rewarded, as he spent the entire portion of prejury not on anyone's radar to target. He survived through to jury without receiving a single vote against him, one of only three people to accomplish this along with Autumn and Beck. During the pivotal Black Hat round, Raul managed to make it through gaining allies instead of losing them, unlike much of the rest of the house.

His strong social connections from the prejury set himself up well to sit in the middle of the divided house, picking allies from both sides of the house such as Jared and Beck. He made it all the way to Cycle 8 without receiving a vote, where the twist was History Cannot Repeat, meaning that every person left could vote for him that round. Despite that fact, he survived the round only receiving a single vote from Nathan. Nathan, however, challenged him to a Battle Match, but later threw it, giving Raul the win and a spot back in the game. From here, Raul's game of being fairly close to everybody, but inseparable from nobody began to catch up to him, as he found himself tied during Cycle 10. Going into the next Cycle, he looked to be in a deadlocked three versus three, but after Blake threw his vote, his closest remaining ally, Beck, was voted out. Beck won the Battle Match and returned, giving the the trio of Beck, Blake, and Raul majority. After a miscommunication in the vote, Raul threw his vote to Ryan, causing himself to be caught in another tie, but allies Beck and Blake saved him, putting him in the Final Four. At the Final Four Roundtable, he made a last minute gut decision to flip his vote to Blake, sending him home in a 2-1-1 vote. On his way out, Blake felt betrayed due to Raul preaching loyalty in the game. Because of this, Blake dragged Raul out with him, making him the ninth juror.

Despite his incredibly strong social game, Raul kept his Diary Room alive with snarky comments dragging other players, creating multiple fake showmances, and channeling his typical chaotic energy away from the game. Because of this, he was given the Quirky™ Awards, one of the Big Five awards, for Not Being Like Other Girls.
Contestants List

**Chameleon of Worlds** is an online social strategy game series that follows the formats of several existed social strategy games as well as original formats. On this page you will find a complete list of every contestant who has been included on a season within this series. They are entered in by name in alphabetical order, but can be sorted by any statistic.

   Contestant has played Chameleon of Worlds for a second time.

## Notes

* 1 - The Genius does not feature voting the way other formats do. As a result, times participating in the Death Match have been counted instead of votes with one Death Match counting as one vote.
Nyx

**Nyx** was a contestant on Season 4 - The Greenhouse and Season 5 - Second Chance.

## The Greenhouse

Nyx entered the Greenhouse as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Despite being the youngest player on the cast, Nyx went to work building bonds with other player. Even though they had made several connections, Joey, as the Sunflower, nominated them during the first week. Their connections paid off as they survived the round with only three votes against them. Knowing the importance of winning competitions in The Greenhouse, during the third week, Nyx became the Cactus, giving immunity to Chris and Roxy, furthering their connection. The next week, however, Joey was the Sunflower once again, and on a mission to eliminate Nyx. At the end of the week, they were nominated next to Zach, and without more powerful players campaigning for them, Nyx was banished in a 7-4 vote.

### Voting History

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Ryan

**Ryan** was a houseguest on Season 1 - Sequester. He was also a Guest during the Layoff game in Week 14 of Season 6 - The Genius.

## Sequester

Ryan entered the Sequester house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Early on, he used his name and community status to slide by the first few rounds without too much trouble. In the Moral Dilemma week, he voted for himself, causing him to be one of the tied players, and when Christian tried to get him out, the weaknesses in his early game were more clear; he did not have many actual connections. The very next round, he was nominated as an easy nomination that wouldn't get blood on anyones hands and subsequently voted out for the same reason. On his way out, he dragged Jared and Juls into the Battle Match who, at the time, were a strong pair, but after Jared's LOS play, he dragged Ian instead.

At the Battle Match Back, he joked about everyone throwing him a vote if they were unsatisfied with the majority, and everyone did, sending him back into the game with a cycle of guaranteed safety. He used his time immune to work overtime and build relationships that would save him from getting eliminated again. He initially formed ties with the majority side of the house consisting of Autumn, Jared, Owen, and Patrick. After Autumn's elimination, the group started to fall apart. This came to a breaking point during the Date Night when the alliance was split down the middle having to choose between Jared or Owen in the revote. Ryan and Patrick choose Owen, and being the weaker of the two, Jared dragged Ryan to the Battle Match where Ryan won his way back in, cementing himself as an all around player.

The new trio of Owen, Patrick, and Ryan were nearly inseparable, controlling much of the late jury portion of the game. Ryan used Owen and Patrick for strategic and physical shields respectively, allowing him time to build stronger bonds with the members of the opposite side of the house. After Owen left in sixth place, Ryan prepared for a Battle Match as the weaker of the two left, but his social working payed off as the opposing trio opted to vote for Patrick, despite him being a bigger threat. Coming into the Final Four, Ryan still had his strong pair with Patrick, but despite this voted alone for Raul. Both Ryan and his duo made it to the Final Two where Ryan was criticized for being seemingly strung along by stronger players, having surface level social connections, and being completely eliminated. While he highlighted his conscious strategic positioning, it was not enough to flip a majority of the jurors and he finished in 2nd place in a 6-3 vote.
Grace

**Grace** was a contestant on Season 4 - The Greenhouse.

## The Greenhouse

Grace entered the Greenhouse as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Early on, she focused on building strong social bonds with powerful players and being friendly with as many people as possible, giving her protection from all sides of the house. The second week, Grace was the Sunflower, putting up two people who were relatively unconnected, keeping blood off of her hands. She kept her under the radar social game going for the next few rounds, working her way into the powerful Fuck alliance. This alliance controlled the rest of the first part of the game, leading up to and through the first Daisy Chain. After the Daisy Chain, Grace once again won Sunflower. Along with Fuck, she made a move and nominated Chris and Trista. This prompted Mo to point out in the House Chat how three POC were nominated with three other POC already evicted. This put the game on pause. During the pause, it was decided that it would be better if Grace wasn't in the game moving forward and she left, resetting the week.
Trista

**Trista** was a contestant on Season 4 - The Greenhouse.

## The Greenhouse

Trista entered the Greenhouse as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Early on, she formed a strong connection with Captain and Chris, forming the 3 Dummies alliance. She also easily connected with many other players, giving her several connections early on in the game, and a banked vote after the first round. The next two weeks, she won the Tulip, using the power to bank other players' votes to build more connections with more players. Despite being well liked throughout the house and surviving the first four weeks relatively easily and with two banked votes, Trista was the second to last player saved in the first Daisy Chain. She survived the Daisy Chain, but immediately nominated by Sunflower Grace in the following week. After Mo pointed out that all three nominees were POC and this was a recurring pattern this season, leading to Grace and then Sara walking from the game. The following week, Trista's vote was once again blocked, giving her a third banked vote. Throughout the end of the second portion of the game, Trista began expanding her connections, most notably connecting with Roxy and frenemy Bodhi.

Coming into the second Daisy Chain, Trista's closest ally Chris was given immunity and saved her, and she payed the favor forward by saving Captain. By the end of the week, Jabari had chosen Captain as her replacement nominee, and despite having three banked votes, Trista didn't use any and the first member of her 3 Dummies alliance, Captain, was banished in a 7-4 vote. The next week, Henry one of her weakest connections in the house, won the Rose, nominating Trista against Bodhi. However, Bodhi bought their second Venus Flytrap of the season, and even though Trista was one of the three people eligible to be banished, she was spared due to her Worsties alliance with Bodhi as well as Zach's potential to dominate the competitions. Despite not being able to attend the 2 Can Keep a Secret round immediately following due to her timezone, Trista's connections and Bodhi's plan to banish Jay saved her once again. The following round, Week 10, Trista's two closest remaining allies Chris and Roxy were nominated. In a plan to keep them all safe, Trista was given the Uproot the group had purchased and used it to Uproot Roxy. Together, and with one of Trista's banked votes, they saved Chris, banishing Jabari in a 3-1 vote. The following round, Henry once again had nominating power as the Sunflower and nominated Trista, initially against Emma. However, Emma and Roxy used the same strategy Trista had used with Roxy the week earlier, giving Roxy the Uproot and using it on Emma, leaving Chris as the only eligible replacement. With her two banked votes, an impressive strategic and social game, and no enemies on the jury, Emma and Roxy as the only voters banished Trista in a 2-0 vote, making her the sixth juror. As a juror, she voted for her closest ally throughout the game, Chris.
Deca-dence

*Disambiguation: for the series itself, see Deca-Dence.*

Deca-Dence is a gigantic 3000m-high mobile fortress created by humans to counter the Gadoll.

**Note:** This page contains spoilers.

## Description

Inside the Deca-dence is a large Tank. This tank holds the oxyone necessary to power the fortress. Humans, also known as Tankers, live around the Tank.

## History

The name spells out "Decadence", reflecting humanity's almost doomed state at the attacks of the Gadoll. Deca-dence is also the name of the game the cyborgs play. When they log in, they receive an Avatar in the fortress. Using that avatar, they can fight Gadolls.

After the destruction of the Deca-dence fortress, the machine becomes a city called Deca-dence City. New areas and hobbies, from farming to a battle arena, are introduced for the cyborgs to entertain themselves while living with the humans.
Returnees

* **Returnees** or *Returning Players* is a twist in this series used to give previous player another chance at the title.
	+ Each season, aside from Season 1 features at least two returnees. For an otherwise newbie season, these returnees are 2nd Chance Flops: Players who have only played once and not made single digits.
	+ One season, Season 5, has had a cast entirely of returnees.

## History

### Season 2 - The Totem Pole

* The first two 2nd Chance Flops were revealed as the first twist of the season: Adam after placing 18th on Season 1 and Juls after placing 10th on Season 1.

### Season 3 - Survivor

* For this season, the two 2nd Chance Flops were revealed as the first two winners of the Most Robbed Prejuror award: Sunny after placing 19th on Season 1 and Sam after placing 14th on Season 2.

### Season 4 - The Greenhouse

* As this was a crossover season with The Greenhouse series, two returnees from each series were chosen, with one of the returnees having played in both series before. Jack was chosen as the Greenhouse returnee, Jabari was chosen as the Chameleon of Worlds returnee, and Henry was chosen as the crossover returnee.

### Season 5 - Second Chance

* This season was the first and so far only all returnee season of the series. The cast was reduced in size to keep the season short and focused. Four players from each of the first four seasons competed. All of them were one time players who had not won. Their placements ranged from 18th to 4th.

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### Season 6 - The Genius

* This season brought back two more players looking for redemption after Season 4 and not competing on Season 5.

* In addition, five players were brought back for a single Main Match. They only competed for 36 hours and were not eligible to place or be eliminated.

## Returnees With Improved Placements

* Here you will find a list of returning players who improved their placement from their original season.
	+ The Improvement Score is found by dividing the old placement by the new one multiplied by the number of players the second season divided by the first. The higher the number, the more the player improved.
Peridot

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**Weight** (At times)

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Football

**Peridot**, is a male contestant on *Inanimate Legacy*. He is his alliances leader, and is on Team Red. He is voiced by Flame AG.

## Personality

Peridot is a outgoing character who tries to be useful to his team and to his alliance. Peridot also has a tendency to trust others easily, which can be taken advantage of. He can get irritated from time to time with his alliance and also Microwave**.**

## Appearance

Peridot is a oval-shaped gemstone who is primarily Olive Green. His lines *(though vague)* are visible in the inside of his stone.

## Trivia

* Peridot appears first in every Inanimate Legacy Intro.
* He is one of the original eight characters.
	+ However he one of the only 4 from Lifeless Intensity.
* He is the only male left in the game from Lifeless Intensity.
* Peridot is Flame AG's Main OC.
	+ The other one being Flame.
* **Running gag:** Football gives him a look and then he makes a face.
* His placement in the original Inanimate Legacy (TE8) would have been 3rd.
Quinn

**Quinn** was a houseguest on Season 2 - The Totem Pole.

## The Totem Pole

Quinn entered the Totem Pole house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Immidiately put off bu most of the cast, they made it their mission to talk to as few people as possible and push allies Asya, Juls, and Wyatt as far in the game as possible. They kept an active presense in the house chat, constantly complaining about the other players and dragging them, which the rest of the house thought was a joke. This presence kept them safe for the first three weeks until William switched them into the Bottom Five. This, along with past a player's past of accused transphobic comments sent Quinn into more house chat antics than ever, ready to yell at anyone outside of their core three. When the week was reset, neither Cindi nor Dom had Quinn's priorities in the game, and they ended up 2nd from the bottom of the Totem Pole. Wyatt choose Megan as their Defender, and she chose to save them, unleashing the twist called 2nd To the Bottom. This twist passed over the Bottom of the Totem Pole and eliminated the person one rank higher, in this case that was Quinn. As their last act in the game, Quinn declared that Asya, Juls, or Wyatt would be the next Switch, and Drew agreed to naming Asya the next Switch. Quinn spent the rest of their game continuing to drag the players from their Diary Room and celebrating not being in the game anymore.

Due to their over the top Diary Room roasts, expressed hatred for everyone in the game to their faces, and active VL support for and against players in the game after their elimination, they were awarded the Quirky™ award and the viewers awarded them Fan Favorite, two of the Big Five awards.

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Jake

**Jake** was a contestant on Season 3 - Survivor.

## Survivor

Jake entered the game as one of the 20 players competing for the title and one of the 10 original Calumma members. After learning of a plan to target the three Black players first, Jake was one of the people advocating to flip the first vote, successfully putting the target on Silver. The rest of the premerge went very smoothly for him. He never went to Tribal Council after that first vote and spent his time building strong connections with everyone in the game, specifically Daisy, Jennet, Jessica, Jones, Lindsay, and Shane.

Once the merge happened, Jake's number of strong connections throughout the game put in directly in the middle and a necessary vote for almost any plan to work. During 2 Can Keep a Secret, he was a crucial number to blindside Ethan. A few votes later, he was one of the first players on board to blindside Daisy. The next vote, he made himself crucial to Jennet and their alliance to blindside Sam, a member of their own alliance. The next vote, at the Final Eight, Jake was once again crucial in causing a tie, being one of the four votes on Sammy. During the hour of deliberation before the revote, his strong connection to Jones convinced her to flip and keep the game from going to rocks and voting out his target. The next round, he flipped back with Jones to blindside Jessica as the more threatening under the radar player remaining. This flip solidified his allegiance moving into the endgame, giving him solid allies in Jennet and Mikey. At the Final Six, Jake won individual immunity and stood by the two, sending the game to a rock draw to save Jennet. Mikey was the only member to draw a rock, giving the trio a majority. Immediately following Tribal Council, all five remaining players began fighting and Jake's position of playing all sides was revealed, making his nickname "Jake the Snake" public knowledge. Despite this and the target it gave him, his trio stayed strong voting out Shane as the biggest physical threat. The next round, Jones won the Final Immunity Challenge, forcing the trio to turn on themselves. Because of his label Jake the Snake and Jenent and Mikey's close bond, Jennet pushed for him to be voted out. In response, he targeted them. He, along with Mikey, voted Jennet while Jennet and Jones voted for him, sending the two to a firemaking challenge. After almost an almost hour-long challenge, Jake narrowly beat Jennet, securing a spot at the Final Tribal Council.

At the Final Tribal Council, Jake was criticized for his snake-like game and poor jury management resulting from flipping almost every round. Despite voting correctly at every Tribal Council, he received no jury votes, finishing as a co-Runner-Up with Mikey.
Starlight

**Starlight** was a contestant on Season 4 - The Greenhouse.

## The Greenhouse

Starlight entered the Greenhouse as one of the 20 players competing for the title. The very first day of the game, she was moving houses, making it difficult for her to make early connections. She found herself nominated and with very few connections to save her, became the first person Banished in an 11-3 vote.
Mario

**Mario** was a contestant on Season 4 - The Greenhouse and Season 5 - Second Chance.

## Second Chance

### Voting History

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## The Greenhouse

Mario entered the Greenhouse as one of the 20 players competing for the title. He started off laying low, and building a few very strong connections he hoped would carry him further in the game. After being nominated the second week by Grace, it looked like his connections would get him through the vote. However, during that week's Seed Hunt, she won an immunity pass for the first Daisy Chain of the game. With other players wary of her power, the vote flipped, sending her home the second week in a 9-3 vote.
Beanie

**Beanie**, is a male contestant on *Inanimate Legacy*, who is a member on Team Purple.

## Appearance

Beanie is a red stitched beanie with maroon lines.

## Personality

Beanie is a silent character who doesn't say much, and keeps his emotions in facial expressions.

## Trivia

* He is the only character not to have spoken in their debut.
	+ He is the only character not to speak at all.
* Beanie, because he doesn't speak has received the least amount of screen time from active characters.
* He is normally seen with Headphones.
* Beanie is the first male eliminated from his team, and the first male eliminated by the viewers because Button was eliminated by contestants.
* Beanie was featured in the Inanimate Legacy episode 6 April Fools video.
* He is one of the only characters that has left a character damaged mentally or physically. The others being Weight, Microwave, and Flame.
Formats

This table shows past formats used in this series. On the side, each format is given quick highlights that make it unique from other formats.

* Self-Votes Permitted
* Pre-Jury Buyback
* Battle Match Eliminations
* Final Four Roundtable
* Final Three Drag
* The Switch
* The Defender
* Save and Power Cards
* Reward Challenges
* Merge
* Hidden Immunity Idols
* Seed System
* Venus Flytrap
* Daisy Chains
* Viewers' Choice
* Karma
* Pre-Jury Buyback
* Life Tokens
* Garnets
* Strategic Comps
* Loopholes
Autumn

**Autumn** was a houseguest on Season 1 - Sequester and Season 5 - Second Chance. She was also a Guest during the Layoff game in Week 14 of Season 6 - The Genius.

## Sequester

Autumn entered the Sequester house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Early on, she helped form the dominant Kung Fu alliance which put her in a powerful position early on and was able to make it through most of the prejury in that alliance, and based off her past reputation in the community. During the fifth cycle, she was selected by Jared, the Black Hat, to be in his duo for the round. During this round and the pair distribution, the Kung Fu alliance began to implode, but she and Jared managed to survive to the jury. During the first round of jury, Autumn's name was thrown out many times in the floater debate between Blake and Jared as one of the game's ultimate floaters. During her own debate against Beck, she failed to impress the prejury, leaving her nominated for elimination. At the eliminated, between her allies left from the crumbling Kung Fu alliance and new allegiances elsewhere in the game, she stayed safe from the vote, but was chosen by Isaac to face off in a Battle Match as he believed her easiest to beat. She lost the Battle Match and became the first member of the jury.
Sara

**Sara** was a contestant on Season 4 - The Greenhouse.

## The Greenhouse

Sara entered the Greenhouse as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Despite wanting to start the game with a lowkey, very social game, she won the first Greenhouse competition, becoming the first Tulip of the game. She continued her strong physical game, winning the next three Seed competitions in a row, earning 6 total seeds. In addition to controlling the Seed competitions, she did start to build strong social connections, forming several alliances of two, three, and four people. The largest and most powerful alliance was the Fuck alliance, which went on to control much of this first portion of the game and through the first Daisy Chain.

Following the Daisy Chain, Mo brought up the microaggressions in the game against the POC, as all of the nominees were POC and three of the first five banished players were also POC. This discussion and pause in the game forced Sara to question her game and decisions, as her only non-white ally was Jabari. The end of this week resulted in Grace leaving, taking a number out of the Fuck alliance. The next week, Sara won the Greenhouse competition, becoming the Sunflower. Initially planning on nominating Roxy, Roxy's immunity win threw her plans out the window. After a comment from Bodhi telling her to remember to not nominate POC, Sara walked from the game, being unwilling to nominate any of her white allies or any POC for fear of backlash.
Nik

**Nik** was a houseguest on Season 1 - Sequester.

## Sequester

Nik entered the Sequester house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Nik was almost completely inactive throughout the season. Connecting with nobody, they were given the first vulnerability and eliminated in a 16-1-1 vote, failing to vote themselves.
Daisy

**Daisy** was a contestant on Season 3 - Survivor and Season 5 - Second Chance. She was also a Guest during the Layoff game in Week 14 of Season 6 - The Genius.

## Survivor

Daisy entered the game as one of the 20 players competing for the title and one of the 10 original Brookesia members. On her original tribe, she immediately began building bonds with powerful players, including Jessica and Shane. She also began searching for the idol, finding it just days into the game and giving up her first vote to claim it. At the first tribal council, despite not being able to vote, she helped sway the votes unanimously onto Cloud. The rest of the premerege she spent immune. She capitalized on this downtime forming close bonds with other players such as Jake, Jones, Lindsay, and Sammy. She also spent more time hunting for idols and found an extra vote and an idol nullifier, which she gave to her closest ally, Shane.

At the merge, she came in with more allies than enemies, and a strong duo with Shane. The pair successfully kept the first vote off of their number Lovelis in the first vote, and later that night in 2 Can Keep a Secret, spearheaded a secret campaign to blindside Ethan. After the blindside went through, Daisy started planning her route to the end, devising a plan with Shane to get the two of them and Sammy to the Final Three. After Lovelis was voted out, the plan was on its way to being realized. However, Shane was growing paranoid of Daisy and began strategizing to get her voted out. The very next Tribal Council, Lindsay was supposed to go home, but played her Legacy Immunity Idol, giving her immunity. Unsure about where everyone's backup plans were, Daisy played her idol on herself, but to finish the blindside, Shane played the Idol Nullifier that Daisy gave him on her, nullifying her idol and sending her home in a 7-2-1 vote.

On the jury, Daisy gave her vote to Jones for her well rounded game as well as better overall jury management.
Face to Face with Ants Individual Life Cycle

Ants undergo complete metamorphosis, passing through a sequence of four stages:

Egg, larva, pupa, and adult.

An ant’s life begins as an **egg**.

Ant eggs are soft, oval, and tiny – about the size of a period at the end of a sentence.

Not all eggs are destined to become adults – some are eaten by nest-mates for extra nourishment.

An egg hatches into a worm-shaped **larva** with no eyes or legs.

Larvae are eating machines that rely on adults to provide a constant supply of food. As a result, they grow rapidly, **moulting** between sizes.

When a larva is large enough, it **metamorphoses** into a **pupa**.

This is a stage of rest and reorganisation.

Pupae look more like adults, but their legs and antennae are folded against their bodies.

They start out whitish and gradually become darker.

The pupae of some species spin a cocoon for protection, while others remain uncovered, or naked.

Finally, the pupa emerges as an **adult**.

Young adults are often lighter in colour, but darken as they age.

The process of development from egg to adult can take from several weeks to months, depending on the species and the environment.

Did you know that ants, like all insects, are full-grown when they become adults?

Their exoskeletons prevent them from getting any larger.

Furthermore, adult ants belong to one of three **castes**: **queen, worker,** or **male**.

**Queens** are females that were fed more as larvae.

They are larger than workers and lay all the eggs in a colony – up to millions in some species!

Queens initially have wings and fly to find a mate(s), but they tear them off before starting a new colony.

A queen can live for decades under the right conditions.

**Workers** are females that were fed less as larvae.

They do not reproduce, but perform other jobs, such as taking care of the brood, building and cleaning the nest, and gathering food.

Workers are wingless and typically survive for several months.

**Males** have wings and fly to mate with queens.

They live for only a few weeks and never help with the chores of the colony.
Season 1

The First Season of Tales From The Tracks started airing on July 12th, 2015 and concluded on November 30th, 2019.

## Season 1

### Composer(s)

Mike O' Donnell, Junior Campbell, Robert Hartshorne, Leland Nitzel

## Production

The first season started production some time in 2015. Most of this season was filmed on the floor before Leland made the first layout. This season had the longest production cycle of any season, as this season lasted 4 years.

## Episodes

* The Missing Truck
* Bossy Boiler!
* Three Cheers For Thomas!
* Edward The Really Useful Engine
* Percy Helps Out
* Too Much Puff But Not Enough Steam
* James' Trick
* Percy The Scrap Engine
* The Important Coaches
* Thomas And The Birthday Surprise
* James And The Flying Kipper
* Ghost Train
* Thomas & The Snow
* Percy Gets Tricked!
* Emily Runs Dry
* Henry Tells A Lie
* Danger!
* Two-Trip Thomas

## Songs

* Engine Roll Call
* Boo, Boo, Choo Choo!

## Characters

### Characters Introduced

* Thomas
* Edward
* Henry
* Gordon
* James
* Percy
* Toby
* Duck
* Oliver
* Bill and Ben
* Emily
* Alex
* The Scrapyard Engine
* Bertie
* Sir Topham Hatt

## Trivia

* This season is the longest out of all the seasons of Tales From The Tracks, spanning 18 episodes.
* Leland dislikes this season due to it's primitive nature and the faulty Bachmann models, and only considers the last four episodes good. This is the reason why there isn't a Complete Season 1 DVD.
* This season marks the only occurrence of a few things:
	+ The only season to date to feature Alex and The Scrapyard Engine.
	+ The only season to use the 2015 Hornby Thomas.
	+ The only season to use a Bachmann Henry.
	+ The only season to use a Bachmann Emily.
	+ The only season to be on the LMP YouTube channel.
	+ The only season not to have a Complete Season DVD.
	+ The only season to use Take Along/Take 'N' Play track for roads, seen in the intro. Season 2 didn't feature Bertie, and Season 3 onwards use TOMY track painted dark grey for road.
	+ The only season to not be on the XLeeHS YouTube channel.
Silver

**Silver** was a contestant on Season 3 - Survivor.

## Survivor

Silver entered the game as one of the 20 players competing for the title and one of the 10 original Calumma members. Early on he started building relationships by being active in the tribe chat and on the tribe calls and helping with the first reward challenge. He got himself into the first alliance in the game with Jake, Jones, and Lindsay, not knowing that Jake had played the Tripwire disadvantage on him earlier. After losing the first immunity challenge, he was looking to ride with the majority and vote out Sunny for being the least active member on the tribe. After Pennino approached Jake with a bootorder targeting the three POC first and Nicole raising concerns to Jake about Silver's actions in another game, a strong movement was started to get Silver out. In the last hour before Tribal Council, this movement gained momentum and lead to Silver being the first person voted out in an 8-1-1 vote over Sunny and his thrown vote to Mikey.
Lindsay

**Lindsay** was a contestant on Season 3 - Survivor and Season 5 - Second Chance.

## Survivor

Lindsay entered the game as one of the 20 players competing for the title and one of the 10 original Calumma members. She set out with a goal to redeem herself from her college Survivor experiences by doing anything except become a goat. She made it to the first swap with relative ease. At the swap, Lindsay was swapped to Furcifer with Pennino, Jabari, and Jennet from her original tribe in a 4-2 majority. At their first vote, Lindsay, along with the rest of her tribe, decided to vote out outsider Pennino to unify the tribe, but for the second vote, Lindsay was left out of the loop when Jennet flipped to vote out Jabari, leaving Lindsay on the bottom. Fortunately, Lindsay was swapped back to Calumma with Daisy, Jessica, and Shane, where she formed her first close alliance entering the merge. In addition to new, close allies, at the Survivor Auction Lindsay won the Legacy Idol which acted as an extra immunity necklace like the Hidden Immunity Idol from Survivor: Guatemala. The four, along with middle players Jake and Mikey, successfully blindsided Ethan during the 2 Can Keep a Secret round, taking out a big threat and weakening the other side's numbers.

Following Ethan's blindside, Lindsay, along with Jessica and Shane began to become wary of Daisy. When Daisy tried to flip the vote to Lindsay, the group formed a plan. Lindsay played her Legacy Idol and Shane played his idol nullifier on Daisy, blindsiding her. After the success of this blindside, the newly formed Shipping Department alliance of Jessica, Lindsay, and Shane were out of the loop when the opposing alliance voted out one of their own, Sam. The following vote, The Shipping Department alliance managed to flip Jake to force a tie by putting four votes on Sammy while the other four voted Lindsay. After over an hour of live strategizing, the group managed to flip Jones to avoid rocks and spare Lindsay in a 4-2 revote. Despite Jones flipping back for the next vote, Lindsay was at the bottom of the list on the opposing side's target list due in part to her strong connection with Jones from the round before. Jessica was blindsided, leaving Lindsay and Shane alone. The pair managed to convince Jones to join them, pointing out the social and strategic threat of the other three players. Together, the three voted for Jennet in hopes of voting out the biggest jury threat left. However, after a deadlock, Lindsay was one of the three players vulnerable to draw a rock. Lindsay was the last person to be declared safe, meaning she was eliminated from the game, despite a strong potential to reach the Final Tribal Council and a shot at winning.

As a juror, Lindsay appreciated Jones's ability to be a free agent without leaning into the snakey territory and voted for her to be the Sole Survivor.
Lachie

**Lachie** was a houseguest on Season 2 - The Totem Pole.

## The Totem Pole

Lachie entered the Totem Pole house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. Right from the first week, he stated his intention to never pm any other players. This defiance of traditional socialiazing landed him in the Bottom Five Week One, but he was active enough to be spared from the vote. His attitude didn't change for Week Two, and he landed in the Bottom Five again. Faced with a Heavy Vote, he left the server and after refusing to come back but still wanting to technically be in the game, he was removed.
Ben

**Ben** was a houseguest on Season 2 - The Totem Pole.

## The Totem Pole

Ben entered the Totem Pole house as one of the 20 players competing for the title. From the beginning, his activity level raised questions with the other players. After being placed in the Bottom Five during the first week and accidentally searching for advantages in the house chat, he became an easy first week target and, aside from a few known thrown votes, was everyone's target. On his way out, he named Henry as the Switch.
Pennino

**Pennino** was a contestant on Season 3 - Survivor.

## Survivor

Pennino entered the game as one of the 20 players competing for the titel and one of the 10 original Calumma members. Early on, he was put into a precarious situatino due to his young age and vastly different timezone. Determined to prove himself, he took an active role at the first tribal council, targeting people he believed to be inactive including Sunny, Jennet, Jones, and Jabari. Due to his timezone, he was left out of the first vote when it flipped away from Sunny in the last hour and almost sent home himself. This lead him to be even more on the outs of his tribe than before. When the tribes swapped, he swapped to the new Furcifer tribe with three of his old tribemates, however two of them were people he was previously openly targeting. After losing the immunity challenge, he pushed hard to vote along old tribal lines, but his former tribemates took note of his lower activity and individual socializing and strategizing plus the fact that he was targeting two of them, and flipped to vote him out unanimously.

### Voting History

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Kaminadazoan

One of the earliest sessile creatures, Kaminadazoan started their lives on the deep sea vents. Most creature gained energy by passively filtering nutrient from enegy-rich deep sea vents. Others gained their energy via capturing unexpected organisms.

Kaminadazoans were one of the biggest creature at their time, ranging from few centimeters, to about half a meter. All of them have big, single mouth that they use to both eat, remove waste, and reproduce. As a mean of defence, some kaminadazoans gained ability to use toxic sulpher dioxide and hydrogen sulphide, becoming the planet's first poisonous species. These kaminadazoan became toxozoan.

However, toxozoans weren't the only clade. Kaminadazoans diverged and became more and more unique.

It became one of the most common creatures in the deep sea. However, as the planet changed, kaminadazoan were forced to go out towards the shallower waters.
Zach

**Zach** was a contestant on Season 4 - The Greenhouse.

## The Greenhouse

Zach entered the Greenhouse as one of the 20 players competing for the title. He spent the first few weeks connecting with players, forming a deal with Emma, the Week 1 Cactus for immunity, and two separate alliances, both with Jay. As the Week 3 Rose, Zach solidified another, this time antagonistic, connection to Jack by nominating them, despite the week being reset by the Venus Flytrap. The following week, Jack's ally Mo won the Rose, nominating Zach for the first time. Despite not purchasing the Uproot, Zach's other connections and alliances pulled through saving him in a 7-4 vote. The momentum kept up as many of the players who voted to keep him the week prior were saved early in the following Daisy Chain, leading Zach to be saved comfortably in the middle.

In the following few weeks, a series of quits due to racist microaggressions saw a few of his non-core allies leave, but with enough footing left to recover into the end of the prejury. In Week 7, the first week to run to completion since the Daisy Chain, Zach won one of the two immunity competitions and one of the three seed compitions. The next week, he also won a position of power, this time winning the Sunflower. In addition to nominating, and later evicting, long-time rival Jack, he also nominated outsider Jabari as a nomination to keep blood off his hands, setting up a rivalry for the second half of the game. The next round was another Daisy Chain, and as Jabari was on the very outside of the game, she was not saved and named Zach as the other initial nominee. He was able to borrow seeds from his allies and purchase Uproot, saving himself for the third week in a row. During the first week of the last portion of the game, he once again won safety as the Week 9 Sunflower. Despite nominating Jabari, Bodhi, who had been stockpiling seeds with the help of the other side of the game from Zach, bought the second Venus Flytrap of the game. With his streak of wins in each of the past four rounds and being one of three people, and the only one not aligned with Bodhi, to be vulnerable, Zach was sent to the jury as the third juror. In the end, despite his close ally Emma being a finalist, Zach cast his vote for Roxy as another close ally with a better jury questioning performance.
Jury Moderators

* Here you can find a complete list of contestants who have served as jury and pre-jury moderators. Each season, the jury holds a Roundtable to discuss who they should cast their votes for at Finale. This Roundtable is traditionally hosted and entirely ran by previous contestant(s). The jury and pre-jury moderators are also responsible for conducting interviews with contestants after they have been eliminated from the game.