Maji

Maji is the sole visionary of Visionary Survivor: Blood vs Water.

## Blood vs Water Summary

Maji, the fan favorite and winner of Season 10, went through her fair share of trials and difficult votes during the game, but was ultimately able to grab the win in the closest Final Tribal Council in Visionary Survivor history. Her relationship with her loved one, Giully, and her all around impressive social gameplay secured her a spot in the winner’s circle. From the get go, Maji was instantly recognized as a friendly and charismatic player, being added to the Sailor Scouts majority alliance within the first hour of the game. This proved useful, as they attended the first two tribal councils of the season right off the bat. In the first vote, Maji caught wind of rumors regarding Noahh’s political beliefs. After bringing this and discussing this with her alliance members, she quickly jumped on the vote to eliminate him over Hunter in a 6-4 vote. Although this was a close vote, Maji was in absolutely no danger throughout this tribal. At the next tribal council, the entire tribe voted out the least active player, Danny.

The Hera tribe won their only preswap challenge in the third round, but returned to tribal council immediately after. Hunter and Maji had a disagreement over the use of certain language in episode 2 to refer to a customer at Zura’s work. Hunter used words that made Maji deeply uncomfortable unnecessarily, and she turned on him at the fourth tribal council of the season. In a combination of frustration that her alliance was not putting effort into challenge performance and aggravation at Hunter’s desire to target Quizzy and his poor social game, Maji set a plan into place. First, she convinced Hunter to target Zura instead of Quizzy, keeping her closer ally safe. Second, she established an alliance with Nick, Enrique, and Quizzy to plan a blindside on Hunter. Eventually, she collected Amani and Zura for the vote, eliminating Hunter in a 6-2 vote and taking out a liability at the swap and merge. However, Toon was left out of the vote completely.

In the swap, Maji was sent to the new Hera tribe, where the new players held a 5-3 majority. Although she wasn’t there, she heard of Giully being targeted on the Zeus tribe from Enrique’s tribal council viewing ticket. This led to a significant distrust of Amani, her former ally. Maji’s knowledge of Giully’s bonds with both Epoxy and Matthew made her very willing to get a unanimous vote on Toon, the only player who hadn’t voted with her against Hunter. However, she had no knowledge of the exit ticket he held, and Maji was spared by rocks over the unlucky Epoxy. Since Toon had no knowledge of the vote count, Maji and the others attempted to lie to Toon about the votes and claim they had all just voted Epoxy. However, Jay leaked the actual result of the tribal to Toon, making Maji mad but only for a short time.

At the merge, Maji was focused on the duo of Gabe and Amani who had just targeted Giully on their swapped tribe. Maji, along with a massive alliance of 7, all voted Gabe, but Giully’s decision to leak the plan to Kaden resulted in an advantage play and Nick being eliminated. The alliance knew there was a rat, and Maji and Giully both found themselves in hot water over this. Maji had just lost a close ally in Nick and her two targets were both in. Despite concerns from Maji, her girlfriend Giully was able to pull strings to eliminate Amani and cause the minority to target each other at the Final 12 by telling Joel the vote. In a massively divided vote, Maji voted out Amani with a massive majority after getting the players in the minority to vote for each other.

At the next tribal, Maji voted in the minority for the first time on Zura due to her partner’s everlasting trust for Kaden, but Kaden was eliminated nonetheless. She was frustrated, but glad to have the power hungry and chaotic player of Kaden out of the game. In the next round, word that Jay and Enrique were targeting Giully had spread throughout the tribe. Maji pulled together Quizzy, Giully, Toon, Matthew, and Gabe to vote for Enrique, but Enrique had a tribal exit ticket and a really good gut, using his ticket and eliminating Toon instead. Although it may seem like this was a tragic situation for Maji, who’s target was still in the game, it actually allowed her to fade into the background quite a bit. The players in the middle - Gabe, Quizzy, and Matthew - all got heat for the vote. At the next vote, the Enrique vote was fulfilled, this time with Joel on their side as well. Maji was targeted by Jay and Enrique, but only Zura voted alongside them.

At the final 8, Maji went through her messiest vote of the season. Giully was a clear target, as she always seems to become when she plays. Out of pure irony, the way Gabe, Amani, and Toon turned on each other at the final 12 happened to Giully, Maji, and Quizzy, splitting their votes and allowing for a simple 5-2-1 elimination of Giully. Maji seemingly burned her bridge with Quizzy, but was able to recover it fairly easily. At the next few tribal councils, Maji’s name was brought up as someone who was perceived to be a goat to a certain extent and be socially isolated without Giully. However, she was able to get the votes onto a Matthew blindside at the final 7, only receiving two votes from Quizzy and Matthew.

For the next two votes, Maji’s gameplay was fairly straightforward: take out the threats to her win. Maji was not completely sure of her standing with the jury, but she knew that she had not broken relationships quite as much as players like Quizzy and Jay. Despite Joel’s attempts to eliminate Gabe, Maji and Quizzy voted with Jay and Gabe to get rid of Joel, the former winner. Maji followed this strategy yet again by taking out Quizzy who she knew she could not beat, landing her in the final 4. After Jay won immunity, Maji and him discussed and decided that Gabe would beat them all - they wanted a fair shot, and neither would get it against Gabe. Maji voted with Jay and Zura at the final 4 to eliminate Gabe, putting herself in an amazing position at the Final Tribal Council.

Maji without a doubt had to fight to win the final tribal council. She had a good amount of secure votes in Giully, Kaden, and arguably Nick and Toon. However, Jay also had a good story. Her performance describing her social and strategic game along with being more than just Giully’s girlfriend, as she was perceived by some other competitors, won her the game. Maji received a plurality of 5 votes over Jay’s 4 and Zura’s 1, giving her the win and making her the first winner of the double digit seasons.