Flipbook

**Flipbook** is a bigender contestant who competed in BIAS 5.

## Personality

Flipbook is one of those homemade tiny flipbooks made by a stack of index cards and held together by a binder clip. Each index card has a drawing combined together, and by flipping through it really fast it reveals a cool animation! Flipbook is carefree and just likes to go with the flow and see where life takes her.

## Gameplay

Flipbook was a social butterfly at the start and made alliances with nearly everyone. Her closest allies were train whistle and deck of cards but they were unfortunately on different teams but they kept in touch. She allied with her own team but on the other team trifold, her closest ally got eliminated. She found out that Spinner was responsible, a member of her team and alliance so she wanted to get revenge, but she had be quiet and give them token hints so they would trust her more. She placed high in challenges and was in a comfortable position since her team didn’t go up for elimination once until one day. She wanted to get witch brew to flip against the alliance of spinner, tangram, and mini fridge but cup and ball wanted to cause chaos and told mini fridge about Secchi and witch brew and how they were possibly spying. Mini fridge immediately wanted to get them out and Flipbook panicked since spinner and scythe had connections. Flipbook was guaranteed safe but sad since spinner’s rain of terror would continue. But out of no where mini fridge wanted Flipbook to get spinner out since Mini Fridge was aware of spinners tactics and thought she was getting votes. Flipbook trusted mini fridge since she told her plan and her secret gamer token that would save her. Flipbook knew spinner was getting out and mini fridge didn’t need to use her game token but Flipbook was too tired to tell mini fridge about it and went to sleep. Spinner was finally voted out! Flipbook’s team lost again but scythe told everyone to vote for him and everyone agreed. A double elimination was happening meaning all 3 teams would be up for elimination no matter what. For messing up the first elimination Flipbook wanted cup and ball gone and begged the other team to vote cup and ball off, cup and ball wanted to cause a 2-2-2 vote but that failed because of Flipbook. When it was time for Flipbook’s team to vote she wanted Tangram puzzle gone but he had a token that removes half of his votes and mini fridge was locked on voting Secchi because of Cup and ball’s misinformation so Flipbook, Secchi, and witchbrew were forced to vote for mini fridge since it was the safest choice. Tangram puzzle only had a crust token that removed half of his votes and his team was filled that people who wanted him out including Flipbook, next elimination was a joint elimination to make things worse and no one wanted to work with him. The Flipbook, Secchi, Witchbrew trio were the only ones on the team but their team was up for elimination. Secchi got stressed and decided to get themselves eliminated. Flipbook was excited for merge since she could work with her allies now. She was in 2 really strong alliances from the start. Dirt pile joined the game but Flipbook didn’t know what to feel about them so she left them alone. Flipbook and some others wanted to split a vote for Pom and wet floor sign but top secret and fire extinguisher wanted lemony out instead. Flipbook talked with top secret about this but they couldn’t reach a middle ground so the rest wanted to get top secret out instead. Flipbook decided to go with it and top secret was eliminated, Flipbook felt really bad but she thought it was good right? Well fire extinguisher was really angry at deck of cards and Flipbook and the only way to gain his trust back is to betray their alliance which Flipbook and deck of cards didn’t want to do so Flipbook and deck of cards had to vote their closet ally. A life long friendship broke, and Flipbook was very sad. Pom got eliminated next. The alliance wanted to vote dirt pile but lemony advocated for wet floor sign to be eliminated and people switched to lemony’s side to prevent a deadlock. This was a big mistake since Dirt pile’s monkey token switched the votes of train whistle which caused train whistle to be eliminated. At the final 6 everyone realized that their alliances were broken. Flipbook ditched deck of cards and chose witch brew who brought lemony with her for a final 3 pact! But Flipbook found out it was witch brew who gave Dirt pile the monkey token and it was lemony who encouraged witch brew. It all added up… Flipbook was conflicted and didn’t wanted to be controlled by Lemony but at the same time forgotten delight was sneaky and tried to be close with everyone without picking favorites. Flipbook wasn’t a Fan of either of those two for being so controlling and wanted Lemony and Forgotten delight out next. Flipbook’s new goal is for a final 3 with herself, witchbrew, and deck of cards. Unfortunately for Flipbook Lemony was immune and forgotten delight had a gamer token which meant total immunity so Flipbook’s vote for forgotten delight was discarded and dirt pile was eliminated which annoyed Flipbook. But due to witchbrew’s bile token which caused 2 votes to be cast Forgotten delight and deck of cards thought Flipbook voted dirt pile while lemony and witch brew thought she voted forgotten delight so she became very trusted by everyone. She basically chose to eliminate next which was lemony. Flipbook was scared that the strongest player that being forgotten delight was still in the game. Flipbook was very good at challenges so she won. Despite Witch brew being betrayed by Flipbook, witch brew had no other choice so she voted Forgotten Delight. Deck of cards was more conflicted and voted with forgotten delight. But the votes tied and with a little more thinking. Deck of cards betrayed forgotten delight. In the finale 7/9 of the jury voted Flipbook to win. Flipbook won the challenge and answered almost all the questions correctly making her the winner of BIAS season 5

## Trivia

* Flipbook is the first winner to not be male technically.
* Flipbook has the best average in BIAS history.