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Alone, But Not Really

## Subpages

**Alone, But Not Really** is the premiere episode of *Survivor: Mexico*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge**: *Rock 'N' Roll*
The tribes have to roll a large ball through a series of gates. At two points along the course, a tribe member has to climb atop the ball to retrieve two sets of keys. At the final gate, the keys unlock three chains that block the gate. The first tribe to go through all the gates and roll their boulder atop a short pedestal wins.
**Reward**: Flint
**Winner**: Cobá
**Exiled**: Martin Black and Jolie Thompson

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by
Tribe

## *Survivor* Gameplay

### Description:

A group of individuals who compete together against another group for an extended period of time.

### Appearances:

Every season

The competing teams in *Survivor* are known as ***tribes***. Commonly, there are two tribes in a season, but there have been instances where three or four may be active at the same time. A tribe can have anywhere from six to sixteen contestants at the beginning of the game.

## Dividing Into Tribes

Most commonly, the tribes are divided by the producers before the game begins. However, there have been exceptions.

### The Schoolyard Pick

*See also: Schoolyard Pick.*
Some seasons have had the tribes selected by the contestants themselves. This is known as the "Schoolyard Pick".

* In *Peru*
* In *Kiribati*
* In *Japan*
* In *Polynesia*

## Tribe Colors Per Season

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Aika

* Civilian Clothes
* Magical Girl

Aika is a character that appears in the opening, but is only referred to so far at the end credits scene of Episode 1. In this scene, a mysterious figure known in the credits as "Mizuki" has an image of the two of them as her lockscreen, a hint towards a bond together - because of the magical girl lore, it is assumed that they are cousins of Takashi.
Blind Leading the Blind

**Blind Leading the Blind** is a recurring *Survivor* challenge that originated in *Vietnam* and has been reused in later seasons.

## Rules

One castaway from each tribe would work as a caller, directing their blindfolded tribemates in collecting items spread out in a field and returning them to their tribe's designated area. Once all of the items have been gathered, a second portion of the challenge (typically a puzzle) would occur. The first tribe to complete this portion of the challenge would win.

## Trivia

* *Japan* is the only season where the challenge appeared as an individual challenge. It is also the only season where this challenge appeared twice.
* Cameron Pratt, Carol Camara, Iris Packerson, Kenan Sean, Maya Nolan, Matt Javery, Ozzy Barnes, Parker Seller, Patricia Liber, Seth Sykes and Tom Chrumall have all won this challenge twice.
	+ Tom is the only person to win this challenge twice in one season.
Totally Blue

## Subpages

**Totally Blue** is the twelfth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge**: *Slip, Slide & Score*
A member from each tribe would slide across a slippery surface and grab a ball with a certain color and number suspended above them. They would have to toss it into a basket to score a point. The first tribe to score four points would win.
**Reward**: Barbecue on a yacht.
**Winner**: Taravai

**Challenge**: *Survivor Smoothie*
Jeff has a spinning wheel of seafood/island-related items, which will be blended into a smoothie after they're spun up. In a tie, each tribe chooses the other tribe's representative for the tiebreaker, which involves six of the twelve items on the wheel.
**Winner**: Taravai

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Vote Steal

## *Survivor* Gameplay

### Description:

The ability to cast two votes at a single Tribal Council, while preventing another player from voting

### Appearances:

*Polynesia*
*Khao Laem*
*Venezuela*
*Survivor*
*Survivor*
*Australian Outback*
*Survivor*

The **Vote Steal** (also referred to as **Steal-a-Vote**) is an advantage that is occasionally available to castaways. It allows players to steal another castaway's vote to vote twice in one Tribal Council.

## Overview

A variant of the Extra Vote, the Vote Steal is a more powerful version of the advantage, allowing a castaway to prevent another from voting and use that castaway's ballot as their own. The castaway that uses the advantage can vote for one person twice or for two separate people, including the castaway whose vote was stolen. In addition, the vote may still be nullified by a Hidden Immunity Idol. Unlike with the standard Extra Vote, the use of the Vote Steal requires the player to state their intention *before* any votes are cast.

The advantage can be cancelled out by the Tribal Council Pass advantage. If a castaway whose vote is stolen then uses the Safety Without Power to leave Tribal Council, the owner of the Vote Steal is entitled to choose another castaway's vote to steal.

### Vote Steal at Revotes

The Vote Steal carries over to a revote following a tie. If the person targeted by the Vote Steal is not part of the tie, the user of the Vote Steal retains control of the target's vote at the revote, even if the user is part of the tie.

If the victim of the advatage is a part of the tie, the user of the Vote Steal don't have a control of the target's vote.

## Trivia

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • **Vote Steal**

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Survivor: Raja Ampat

**Survivor: Raja Ampat** is the 1st season of Survivor. It was originally broadcast under the name *Survivor*, but its official title has been changed to *Survivor: Raja Ampat* to distinguish it from its future seasons. The change of name became official in Survivor: All-Stars and the new logo of the season was presented.

Michael Poker became the very first Sole Survivor, defeating Agnes Bugger in a 6-5 vote.

To date, it has produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

Among *Survivor* fans, the term "Waigeoing" has been used to describe the systematic elimination of the other tribe.

The show was released on DVD on May 21, 2002.

## Production

Due to overwhelming interest in the show's format, more than 6,000 people applied for it. Eight hundred of them were interviewed in 16 cities. Forty-eight made it to the shortlist, which was whittled down to the final 24 players and 4 replacements.

## Format

* **Tribe Composition**: The 24 castaways will be divided into two tribes of twelve.
* **Summit**: On Day 25, both tribes were tasked with selecting an ambassador to attend a summit. The ambassadors would have to choose which camp the merged tribe would live at, along with giving it a name.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 26. The merged tribe was composed of fourteen members.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.

## Trivia

* This is the only season season in which the entire final jury votes were revealed immediately after being cast, rather than months later in front of a live television studio audience.
	+ However, in *Heroes vs. Villains* and *Roman Empire*, all of the original jury votes were revealed immediately after being cast but resulted in a tie. Mike Ruthberg and Darrah Punto's tiebreaker jury votes were revealed months later, in front of a live television studio audience.
* In a poll that was taken during the Reunion Show asking viewers who they would've voted for to win, 83% of the people said Michael Poker, and 17% said Agnes Bugger.
* This season holds the record of the fewest eliminations by a unanimous vote, with one.
* *Raja Ampat* has produced two winning games: Michael in this season, and Isabel Farrell in *All-Stars*.
	+ This season has also produced four Final Tribal Council appearances: Michael and Agnes in this season, Lens Volt in *Honduras*, and Isabela in *All-Stars*.
He Can't Be That Stupid

## Subpages

**He Can't Be That Stupid** is the ninth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge**: *So You Think You Can Dance?*
Given a lesson at camp, the three tribes must perform a traditional Polynesian dance in front of three judges – Polynesian dance experts – at a local village, accompanied by local singers. Best two dances (in terms of appearance, authenticity, and spirit) wins.
**Reward**: A feast at a local village, while enjoying Polynesian opera (1st place); Ten cookies and a bottle of milk (2nd place)
**Winners** (in order of finish): Kamaka and Taravai

**Challenge**: *Match Maker*
Each castaway would receive a box containing four items. The goal was for each Survivor to match an item from their box to an item in another castaway's box. The two tribes scoring the most matches would win immunity.
**Winners** (in order of finish): Akamaru and Taravai

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by Cameron Pratt about Cory Karaman.

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It's Nothing Personal

## Subpages

**It's Nothing Personal** is the twentieth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge**: *Survivor Auction*
Players will be given $500 to be used for the auction. Players may share money and items. Auction will end without notice.

**Challenge**: *Offer It Up*
The castaways would balance ceramic dishes on the end of a balancing arm. As the challenge progresses, host Jeff Probst calls out different dishware that the castaways would stack on the far end of the balance. Should any part of a castaway's stack fall, that castaway would be out of the challenge. The last castaway in the challenge would win.
**Additional Stipulation**: For purchasing the Challenge Advantage during the auction, Kara Willson is allowed to adjust her dishes on balancing arm one time.
**Winner**: Maya Gregory

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Survivor: Honduras

**Survivor: Honduras** is the 8th season of Survivor.

Filmed among the Honduras bushes, the season pitted 22 new castaways against returning players Lens Volt, Iris Packerson, Mariah Banner and Victor Shammar. The season introduced the Redemption Island, which gives a chance for the eliminated contestants to return to the game.

Thomas Skamson defeated Lens Volt in a 8-3 vote. This season saw two medical evacuations and to date, it has produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

The season was released in DVD format on September 11, 2004.

## Twists/Changes

* **Four Returning Contestants**: Four former contestants returned to compete in this season.
* **Tribe Composition**: The 26 castaways were divided into two tribes of thirteen, with 2 returning players on each tribe.
* **Redemption Island**: In a drastic, game-changing twist, when a player gets voted out from Tribal Council, that player will not be eliminated right away. Instead, they will go to Redemption Island, where they will fend for themselves during their entire stay. When the next person gets voted out, the two players will compete in a "duel". The winner gets to stay at the island, while the loser is eliminated from the game for good. At a certain point, the last person standing on Redemption Island will return to the main game and will continue his/her pursuit of the one million dollar prize and the title of Sole Survivor. Redemption Island will be kept secret from the castaways until first person will return to the game.
* **Double Tribal Council**: On Day 12, both tribes were forced to attend Tribal Council separately to vote out one of their own. Both tribes competed in a Reward Challenge. The winning tribe had a chance to compete in additional, Individual Immunity Challenge. The player that would win individual immunity would spend the rest of the day at the other tribe's camp, after which he or she would assign individual immunity to a member of that tribe.
* **Tribe Switch**: On Day 13, the remaining contestants were told to pick a colored rock to determine team captains, then a Schoolyard Pick took place, mixing up the both tribes.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 27. The merged tribe was composed of thirteen members.
* **Double Elimination**: On Day 34, Unidad was subjected to a double elimination, where two castaways would be eliminated after two rounds of voting.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.
Survivor Quiz Show

**Survivor Quiz Show** is a recurring challenge of *Survivor*. At times, this challenge is a variant of *Q and A*.

## Rules

Castaways must answer a series of questions about the local culture. The person or tribe who answers the most questions correctly wins.

Sometimes, the castaways had items such as masks and pots, usually tied by ropes. Each correct answer gives the right to break an item or cut a rope from an opponent. When a contestant had all broken items, would be out of the challenge. The last contestant remaining would win.

## Trivia

* This challenge format in *Greece* and *Japan* is similar to *Q and A*, with the only difference being the type of questions. This challenge actually preceded the current *Q and A* format.
* Iris Packerson, Kenny North and Lens Volt are the only castaways to compete in this challenge twice.
	+ All three of them of them won this challenge once.
* By winning this challenge on Day 32, Barry Wollan became the first person to win two individual Immunity Challenges in one day.
Survivor: Guyana

**Survivor: Guyana** is the 9th season of Survivor.

Jace Kalendaz beat out Jean Michaels in a 9-2 vote to become the Sole Survivor. To date, it has produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

The season saw the birth of the Hidden Immunity Idol twist, which would become a permanent fixture of Survivor from this point forward.

The season was released in DVD format on January 7, 2005.

## Twists/Changes

* **Tribe Composition**: Twenty four castaways would be divided into three tribes of eight.
* **Redemption Island**: When a player gets voted out from Tribal Council, that player will not be eliminated right away. Instead, they will go to Redemption Island, where they will fend for themselves during their entire stay. When the next person gets voted out, the two players will compete in a "duel". The winner gets to stay at the island, while the loser is eliminated from the game for good. At the merge and final five, the last person standing on Redemption Island will return to the main game and will continue his/her pursuit of the one million dollar prize and the title of Sole Survivor.
* **Double Elimination**: After losing the Day 17 Immunity Challenge, the losing tribe received a sealed bottle with a note that can only be read after the Tribal Council elimination. The tribe assumed it was a note about instructions about the upcoming merge. But much to their shock, the note instructed them to vote out another member of the tribe.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 24. The merged tribe was composed of thirteen members.
* **Hidden Immunity Idol**: Located around the Essequibo campsite was a small wooden totem that could be used as a form of individual immunity. Clues are given to winners of challenges. The idol was to be played **before** the vote to detract particular voting blocs from targeting the player in question. Once the idol was played, it was discarded.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.
Out of Control

## Subpages

**Out of Control** is the fourteenth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

**Reward/Immunity Challenge**: *When It Rains, It Pours*
The castaways would stand on a log, one arm above their head, with their wrist tethered to a bucket of water on top of a platform. One man and one woman who could stand there the longest without tipping the bucket would win. During the challenge, Jeff would tempt the castaways to quit with offerings of food, including donuts, cookies, and various other foods.
**Reward**: A trip to an island to enjoy a spa and food.
**Winners**: Cameron Pratt and Maya Gregory *(shared with Katie Dawson and Peter March)*

## Tribal Council

### Voting Confessionals

*Katie and Sandra's confessionals were shown in the episode. Cameron's vote was not shown during his confessional. Jacob was shown writing Preston's name down on the parchment.*

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Screw All of You

## Subpages

**Screw All of You** is the nineteenth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

**Challenge**: *Shoot 'n' Shuffle*
The castaways will divide into three teams of three. They will then take part in a *Survivor* version of shuffleboard, where the team with its pucks closest to the target would win reward.
**Reward**: A helicopter ride to a private home where they can take showers, eat plenty of food, spend the night, and watch videos from home.
**Winners**: Blue Team (Cameron Pratt, Nadya Shang and Preston Kass)

**Challenge**: *Keel Hauling*
Each castaway must pull themselves along a rope under a floating wood platform without coming up for air. The challenge ran in two heats. The two winners of each heat would compete against each other in the final heat. The winner of the final heat wins individual immunity.
**Winner**: Cameron Pratt

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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Episode 1

## Episode 1; A New Star is Born!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vv-HLbgXI8M&ab\_channel=Soapy

### Summary

Takashi is introduced to the audience, as well as Yuki, Yamaguchi, and Kamiko. It is established that Yamaguchi is a delinquent, and Kamiko is the student council president. During lunch, Mimi, and George are introduced. Takashi has an upset stomach and heads to the bathroom, where he later meets Jimin. Takashi leaves, hearing a weird voice, before he meets with a Demon. The Demon shoves Takashi into the wall, making a loud noise. Yamaguchi, who is in the bathroom to wash his arm because Kamiko touched him earlier, is approached by Jimin. Jimin is worried about the noise, but Yamaguchi doesn't seem to care. He heads over to where the noise was heard anyways, and sees Takashi being levitated in the air by the demons powers. Yamaguchi sees a plank of wood and hits the demon with it, defeating it.
Family Visit

## *Survivor* Challenge

### Description:

An event where the castaways meet their loved ones on location, through the internet, or video.

### Appearances:

Every season (except Blood vs. Water seasons)

The **family visit** is a point in the game where the castaways meet their loved ones.

It often contains a **Loved Ones Challenge**, in which the castaways' loved ones compete with or for them in a challenge.

## Description

Castaways typically compete in a Reward Challenge to earn the right to spend the day with their loved ones, though there are times where the loved ones either compete alongside or for their castaway counterparts. In some seasons, the castaways may either receive videos pre-recorded by their loved ones or get to chat with their loved ones through the internet if the loved ones are not yet flown on location.

In xx, the winner of the Redemption Island duel won the right to grant (or deny) their fellow castaways their family visit.

In xx, the loved ones briefly returned to compete in the Immunity Challenge.

## Trivia

Battle of the Sexes • Blood vs. Water • Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty • Fans vs. Favorites • Old vs. Young • Returning Players • Schoolyard Pick

**Tribal Council-Related**
50/50 Coin • Advantage Amulet • Divided Tribal Council • Double Elimination • Double Tribal Council • Extra Vote • Hidden Immunity Idol • Idol Nullifier • Joint Tribal Council • Juror Removal • Knowledge is Power • Legacy Advantage • Shot in the Dark • Split Tribal Council • Tied Destinies • Tribal Council Pass • Vote Blocker • Vote Steal

**Miscellaneous**
Advantage Menu • Beware Advantage • Buried Treasure • Day Zero • Diplomatic Immunity • Do or Die • Exile Island • Fake Advantage • Fake Merge • Fire Token • First Impressions • Haves vs. Have Nots • Infiltration • Kidnapping • Moral Dilemmas • Mutiny • One World • Reward Steal • Summit • The Outcasts • Tribe Leader • Tribe Raid • Tribe Switch
Yamaguchi Gumi

Yamaguchi is one of the main Protagonists of the story, posing as a threat to Takashi in the beginning of Episode 1, but later shows a different side of himself by rescuing Takashi from a Demon by bludgeoning it with a plank of wood.

## Personality

Yamaguchi is a tough guy with a soft center, and seems to put up barriers with people before they can get to meet him. After rescuing Takashi, he shows a more caring side of himself, which is explored more throughout the series - even going as far as to train Takashi in self defense after school for multiple days.

## Appearance

Yamaguchi is tall, toned individual with peachy-tan skin, dark navy blue hair, and magenta eyes. He wears a loose undershirt with no tie, a tan vest, baggy dark grey pants, and dark brown dress shoes.

## Background

Not a lot is known about Yamaguchi's background, but it is speculated that he must've learned his fighting from a mentor.

## Abilities

### Strength

Yamaguchi is fairly strong, knocking the demon out by whacking it with a piece of scrap wood.

### Fighting

He seems well versed in self defense, even being able to teach someone like Takashi the basics.

## Relationships

### Takashi Suzuki

Yamaguchi seemed to hate Takashi at first, even going as far as shoving him and calling him "bakashi", (a play on the Japanese word for 'idiot') Surprisingly, he seems to have a side of himself that wants to protect Takashi, and eventually caves when Takashi attempts to persuade him.

### Kamiko Chiba

There seems to be some past tension between the two, mostly brought on by Kamiko, who has decided to dislike Yamaguchi because of things she has heard about him. Yamaguchi bickers back, but tends to avoid her. Even so, it is clear he doesn't like her, even going as far as to wash his arm after she touched him.

### Yuki Tenshi

Yamaguchi does not like Yuki, stating that he was Takashi's "weird friend". Regardless, there is no other source of this tension other than when Yuki glares at him.

### Jimin

Jimin seems to be on speaking terms with Yamaguchi, considering he knows Yamaguchi's name, and they seem rather friendly. This is shown in episode 1 in the bathroom, notifying Yamaguchi of a noise he heard.
Kamiko

Kamiko is one of the side characters in the series, and is the student council president, which is used interchangeably with class president.

## Personality

Kamiko is very energetic and determined, and holds herself in high regard, even talking down to people sometimes.

## Appearance

She has short, flipped-up, forest green hair, dark brown eyes, and sun-kissed skin. She wears the typical blue school girl uniform white light brown dress shoes and long white socks.

## Relationships

### Mimi

Mimi is a friend of Kamiko's inner circle

### George

George is a friend of Kamiko's inner circle

### Takashi Suzuki

Kamiko seems bery eager to get on Takashi's good side, despite not really respecting him as much as other people do, uttering that he was "fucking stupid" after she failed to get his attention due to his airpods being in his ears.

### Yamaguchi Gumi

Kamiko has a strong distain for Yamaguchi, comparing him to a Yakuza, and herself as a detective. Because of her standing as the student council president, it appears she thinks its important to uphold justice and keep an eye on him due to rumors she has hear about him.

### Yuki Tenshi

Kamiko and Yuki both dislike Yamaguchi, so that is where their similarities overlap. The two of them are seen at the end of episode 2 discussing an alliance.
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Survivor: Peru

**Survivor: Peru** is the 6th season of Survivor.

Eva Chanele was crowned the Sole Survivor after beating Jace Drake in a 10-1 landslide, only losing the vote of Josie Prallin. To date, it has produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

The season was released in DVD format on January 18, 2004.

## Production

Applications were due January 10, 2002. Around February, 800 applicants were selected for an interview by CBS. Out of these 800, 48 semi-finalists were selected to go to Los Angeles sometime around April 2002. There, 24 of the nominees were chosen to participate on the show. Shooting began in June and ended in July.

## Twists/Changes

* **Tribe Composition**: The twenty four castaways were divided into two tribes of twelve.
* **Pre-merge Survivor Auction**: For the first time, the Survivor Auction was held during the game's tribal phase. The auction itself was a bidding competition between the two tribes and not between individuals.
* **Tribe Switch**: On Day 15, a tribe switch occurred. While some players were away on a picnic (Ozzy and Dan for Huayna; Rob and Eva for Urubamba) both tribes were asked Who has the most tribe pride? The people who were selected (Jace for Huayna; and Agatha for Urubamba) would stay on their tribe. The five remaining Urubamba members were switched to Huayna, while the seven remaining Huayna members randomly chose a buff: Marge and Mona picked the only two Huayna buffs, therefore the five others were switched to Urubamba, with the players on the picnic remaining on their original tribes.
* **Double Tribal Council**: On Day 18, both tribes attended Tribal Council. They played for reward, with the winners competing for individual immunity and the opportunity to observe the losing tribe's Tribal Council, and vote for one person to receive immunity.
* **Kidnapping**: After the Immunity Challenge on Day 20, the winning tribe had a chance to kidnapp a member of the losing tribe. The kidnapped person would skip the tribal council and return to their original tribe next day.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 22. The merged tribe was composed of fourteen members.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.
Airai

**Airai** is a starting tribe from Survivor: All-Stars.

In addition to being the physically weaker of the three starting tribes, Airai's poor tribal dynamics, an anti-winner sentiment and general bad luck caused the tribe to enter the merge with significantly fewer numbers than Koror and Ulong.Their tribe color is green.

## Members

* Original
* Day 7
* Day 18

## Trivia

* Airai is the first tribe to have no members who remained on the tribe during its entire existence.
	+ Jerry Cipher stayed on Airai after both tribe switches, but was voted out before the merge.
* Airai and Koror are the first two all-returning players tribes to not have any of its members start out on a tribe of the same color in their previous season(s).
Yuki Tenshi

**Yuki** is a main character in the series, and has the role of Takashi's proclaimed best friend, seeming very close with him. They have had every class together since childhood, and doesn't seem to mind some of Takashi's weird quirks.

## Personality

Yuki is very easygoing and calm, having a soft-spoken voice, though most of his interactions are with Takashi. His behaviors may be seen as a tab bit clingy, such as visiting Takashi at the school after their time at the Park in episode 2 despite Takashi telling him to go on his own. Yuki also seems to be keeping a possessive side away from Takashi, asking to team up with Kamiko after noticing Takashi spending more time with Yamaguchi for "the play".

## Appearance

Yuki has silver hair, pale skin, and droopy, lavender eyes. Unlike most of the individuals wearing the male uniform, Yuki wears a white turtleneck instead of a button up with a tie. He also wears a tan cardigan, dark grey pants, and black dress shoes.

## Background

Not much is known about Yuki's background besides how he relates to Takashi. It is known that he met Takashi at an unnamed park near the fountain, which is revisited in episode 2. This instance may be referred to in the ending credits of the episodes.

## Relationships

### Takashi Suzuki

Yuki is very obviously close with Takashi, going as far as to wipe his butt for him, which was implied in episode 1. They have known each other since a very young age, and he seems to know some very vulnerable information about Takashi, such as his rocky relationship with his Father. Yuki also goes out of his way to purchase things for him, such as ice cream from a vendor, and doesn't mind when Takashi pulls at his cheeks.

### Kamiko Chiba

Yuki has spoken to Kamiko a couple times, such as being curious about what she was writing for the winter pep assembly, as well as asking her if she would like to have an "Alliance" because of their common distaste for Yamaguchi.

### Yamaguchi Gumi

In the brief time that Yuki and Yamaguchi have interacted in episode 2, it was evident that Yuki did not care for him, instantly glaring at him, and talking to him in a sharp tone.
Jimin

Jimin is one of the side characters in the series, being the only character that is portrayed by real photos rather than drawn. He is also the only character that speaks in korean

## Personality

Jimin seems to get along with everyone, but has an eerieness to his remark of "one day they will notice me", referring to the fact no one acknowledges that he is Jimin from BTS.

## Appearance

He is quite literally an image of Jimin, which change depending on the pose he is in. Most of the time he is blonde.

## Background

It is assumed that he is still, or used to be, a member of BTS

## Abilities

### Voice

despite being the only character that speaks Korean, he is understood by multiple members of the main cast.

## Relationships

### Takashi Suzuki

Jimin is on friendly terms with Takashi, saying hello to him and asking him about his experience in the restroom.

### Yamaguchi Gumi

Jimin is on friendly terms with Yamaguchi, reaching out to him when he suspects something is wrong.
Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites

**Survivor: Fans vs. Favorites** is the 19th regular season of Survivor and 21st overall. This season featured fourteen new contestants, dubbed as "the super-fans" facing fourteen of the most popular castaways at the time.

It culminated with Daniel Scanner defeating Archie Kaong and Pablo Kontreras in a 10-0-0 jury vote. The season saw two medical evacuations and one quit, and to date produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

## Twists/Changes

* **Fans vs. Favorites**: One tribe, Savaii​​, is composed of fourteen Survivor "superfans", while the other, Upolu, is composed of fourteen popular castaways from past seasons.
* **One-time Use Immunity Idol**: At the beginning of the game, the contestants vied for two individual Immunity Idols, one for each tribe. The first person who gets their tribe's idol will be immune at his/her first visit to Tribal Council.
* **Exile Island**: Exile Island returns. Pre-expansion, both tribes will send one of their own to Exile Island to compete to find the Hidden Immunity Idol. After the expansion, the winning tribe will send one of the losing tribe's members, and that person would choose one person from the two remaining tribes to join them. After the merge, one person will go to Exile.
* **Hidden Immunity Idol**: Hidden Immunity Idol return this season, however only one is hidden on Exile Island at a time.
* **Tribe Expansion**: A third tribe was introduced during the pre-merge stage of the game. The Galu tribe, wearing white buffs, was introduced on Day 15 of the game with 21 players left.
* **Joint Tribal Council**: The two tribes who lost the Day 20 Immunity Challenge were both sent to Tribal Council as one group to vote only one player out.
* **Double Elimination**: The tribe that lost the Immunity Challenge on Day 22, Savaii was subjected to a double elimination, where two castaways would be eliminated after two rounds of voting.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 29. The merged tribe was composed of thirteen members.
* **Extra Vote**: Castaways had a chance to gain an Extra Vote after winning the Reward Challenge on Day 33.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Three finalists faced a jury comprised of ten members.
What the...?

## Subpages

**What the...?** is the thirteenth episode of *Survivor: Polynesia*.

## Challenges

**Immunity Challenge**: *The Gauntlet*
One at a time, each tribe member has to traverse a rope swing, three rolling barrels, a balance beam, a 'wobbly bridge', and two-rope hand-over-hand bridge to retrieve a pennant, followed by returning to the starting line. Meanwhile, two members of each tribe use swinging bags to try and knock their opponents into the water as they cross the three middle obstacles. First to ten wins.
**Winner**: Akamaru

## Trivia

* The episode title was said by...

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## Episode 2; "I want to protect others!!"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W\_PytscVDkg&t=497s&ab\_channel=Soapy

\*\*SPOILERS AHEAD\*\*

### Summary

In this episode, Takashi realizes the value in being strong, and wants Yamaguchi to train him. Yamaguchi refuses, and Takashi goes to the park with Yuki. Takashi and Yuki discuss their past, and Yuki buys Takashi an icecream. While this happens, Takashi notices two kids whoa re being bullied by a delinquent. Takashi stands up to the delinquent, but gets his ass kicked, only to be saved by Yuki. This only emphasizes his need to want to be trained. He returns to the school, where Yamaguchi is onl cleaning duty, and manages to convince Yamaguchi to train him. There is a training montage before Takashi comes home, only to reveal...his two cousins are visiting?
Survivor: Tonga

**Survivor: Tonga** also known as **Survivor: Tonga - Blood vs. Water 4** is the 27th regular season of Survivor and 34th overall. This season revived the format of *Khao Laem*, *India* and *Melanesia*, in which pairs of loved ones competed on the same season. Just like *India*, this season featured only new contestants.

This season was won by Phillip Massey, who defeated Artie Siemenson in a 9-2 vote and became the Sole Survivor. To date, it has produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

## Twists/Changes

* **Blood vs. Water**: Twelve pairs of castaways, each with a pre-existing relationship, will compete together for the million dollar prize. This time around, the loved ones will start on the same tribe. Just like the second "Blood vs. Water" season, this season will have an all-new cast, and Redemption Island will not be in play.
* **Exile Island**: The banished player will pick one of two bottles, one will grant idle comfort (referring to a semi-lavish shelter with a fruit basket inside), while the other will provide idol protection (a clue to the Hidden Immunity Idol somewhere around the vicinity). If the player chose to look for the idol, he/she must rest outside of the shelter. If that player chose to enjoy the comforts of the shelter, the player in question cannot look out for the idol.
* **Hidden Immunity Island**: This season, one Hidden Immunity Idol was hidden somewhere on Exile Island.
* **Tribe Switch**: When there were 18 castaways left in the game, there was a tribe switch, putting five Tofua and four Kao castaways on each tribe.
* **Joint Tribal Council**: On Day 22, both tribes would attend a single Tribal Council as a one group and vote out one person from the tribe that lost the Immunity Challenge.
* **Merged Tribe Compostion**: The tribes merged on Day 23. The merged tribe was composed of fourteen members.
* **Vote Blocker**: Hidden under the sit-out bench during the Reward Challenge on Day 25, this advantage allows a castaway to block another from voting at the Tribal Council. This advantage was usable until there were 6 active castaways left.
* **Tiebreaker Challenge**: Facing a deadlock tie vote on Day 43, Phillip and Marica competed in a fire-making contest.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.
Survivor: China Sea

**Survivor: China Sea** is the 5th season of Survivor.

Fatima Teu defeated her closest ally, Judy Sherman in a 6-5 vote and became the Sole Survivor. The season saw quit, and has to date produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

The season was released in DVD format on July 14, 2003.

## Twists/Changes

* **Number of Castaways**: Twenty four new contestants would compete for 1 million dollars.
* **Tribe Composition**: Castaways were divided into two tribes of twelve.
* **Joint Tribal Council**: On Day 15, both tribes would attend a single Tribal Council as a one group.
* **Tribe Switch**: At the Joint Tribal Council, each tribe was told to vote without knowing that the person with the most votes would be sent to the other tribe attending the session. The person sent over also gets to pick three members of their original tribe to join them on their new tribe.
* **Summit**: On Day 23, both tribes were tasked with selecting an ambassador to attend a summit. The ambassadors would have to choose which camp the merged tribe would live at, along with giving it a name.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 24. The merged tribe was composed of fourteen members.
* **Tiebreaker Challenge**: Facing a deadlock tie vote on Day 48, Fatima Teu and Claudia Zelish competed in a fire-making contest.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.

## Trivia

* In a poll that was taken during the Reunion Show asking viewers who they would've voted for to win, 44% of the people said Fatima Teu, and 56% said Judy Sherman.
* This season set the record for most tie votes, with four. It would be ties with *Malakula* and *Polynesia*.
* his season has produced three Final Tribal Council appearances: Fatima and Judy in this season, and Mack in *All-Stars*.
* This is the third season in which the finalists were of the same gender, following *Vietnam* and *Greece*.
	+ It is also second season to feature an all-female Final Two.
* This season saw the first time a contestant quit the game, as William Varner left the show.
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AUG

### Описание

**AUG** - штурмовая винтовка, за свою отдачу, урон, скорость пули заслужила место лучшей АР в игре. И очень полюбилась игрокам. Но за свою крутость хоть она денег и не берет но появляется только в аир дропах и красной зоне.

### Особенности обвесов

* Нельзя установить приклад
* Единственная АР, которой увеличенный магазин добавляет 12 патрон, а не 10

### Интересные факты

1. Имеет самую высокую скорость пули среди всех ар (и даже большинства снайперских винтовок) в игре.
2. AUG расшифровывается как **A**rmee **U**niversal **G**ewehr (с англ. - армейская универсальная винтовка).
3. Была разработана и принята на вооружение в 1978г. и используется по сей день.
Les Cinq Cyclones

* Kung fu Panda : les secrets du Parchemin
* Kung fu panda 1 et 2
* Kung fu Panda 3

**Les Cinq Cyclones** (également connus sous le nom des Cinq) sont un quintette de guerriers qualifiés de kung-fu célèbres dans toute la Chine .  Chacun d'entre eux atteignant le rang de Maître, les Cinq ont été formés par Maître Shifu dans les styles " Cinq Animaux " du Hung Ga kung fu - respectivement les styles Tigre, Serpent, Grue, Singe et Mante Religieuse .
Survivor: Bhutan

**Survivor: Bhutan** is the 26th regular season of Survivor and 32nd overall.

Niko Schapler defeated Agnes Grammy in a 5-4 vote and became the Sole Survivor. The season saw three medical evacuations, and has to date produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

The season was released in DVD format on October 14, 2014.

## Twists/Changes

* **Tribe Composition**: The twenty four castaways were divided into two tribes of twelve.
* **Haves vs. Have Nots**: The castaways would compete for the right to the luxurious camp in the first episode that all twenty four helped to build, the losing tribe would move to a new camp with the very basic of materials. After each Immunity Challenge, the winning tribe needs choose between luxurious camp or immunity.
* **Black Vote**: Black vote permits to an eliminated contestant to take revenge by voting one more time against one of the remaining contestants.
* **Hidden Immunity Idol**: Hidden Immunity Idols are in play this season with one idol being hidden at each camp at time. The clues would be hidden inside prize that a tribe gets after winning a Reward Challenge. Clues would be pointing to the location of a locked box. Along with the locked box, the player would find tools to build a pole to retrieve a key that was attached to the top of a tree. After retrieving the key, the player could unlock the box to get the idol. While the current format still applies, there is also the option to combine two idols to create a "super idol" that can be played after the votes are read to save any player still in the game.
* **Diplomatic Immunity**: Hidden at each camp is a Diplomatic Immunity. At any point if their tribe loses an Immunity Challenge, the castaway may invoke their Diplomatic Immunity by handing the bracelet to Jeff, at the cost of that player transferring to the other tribe. Though there are two, only one Diplomatic Immunity can be played in the season.
* **Tribal Council Pass**: The castaway was able to leave Tribal Council before the vote, effectively making them immune, at the cost of not voting. This advantage was usable until there were 7 active castaways left.
* **Summit**: On Day 26, both tribes were tasked with selecting two ambassadors each to attend a summit. The ambassadors would have to choose which camp the merged tribe would live at, along with giving it a name.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 27. The merged tribe was composed of twelve members.
* **Vote Blocker**: Hidden among the Merge feast, this advantage allows a castaway to block another from voting at the Tribal Council. This advantage was usable until there were 6 active castaways left.
* **Tiebreaker Challenge**: Facing a deadlock tie vote on Day 43, Kazi and Niko competed in a fire-making contest.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of nine members.
Survivor: India

**Survivor: India** also known as **Survivor: India - Blood vs. Water 2** is the 18th regular season of Survivor and 20th overall. This season revived the format of *Khao Laem*, in which pairs of loved ones were split to create the initial tribes. However, India departed from the precedent set by Khao Laem in one respect, as it featured only new contestants.

This season was won by Vic Kachi, who defeated Mike Ruthberg in a 9-2 vote and became the Sole Survivor. To date, it has produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

## Twists/Changes

* **Blood vs. Water**: Twelve pairs of castaways, each with a pre-existing relationship, will compete against each other for the million dollar prize. The pairs will be separated, assigning each member to opposite tribes. Unlike the first "Blood vs. Water" season, this season will have an all-new cast, and Redemption Island will not be in play.
* **Day Zero**: A day before the actual game starts, the pairs will be sent out at sunset to different locations to live by themselves for the night. They will then all meet up to be officially welcomed by host Jeff Probst and start the game the next morning.
* **Hero Duels**: Instead of traditional reward challenges, where whole tribes would compete in a challenge, only two people (one from each tribe) will compete in a one-on-one duel. Both tribes have to draw a rock. Person with the white rock, along with his tribe have a chance to choose a person from their tribe who will compete in a challenge. The loved one of that person will compete against them. After the mutiny, all members from both tribes will draw rock and two people (one from each tribe) who drew an odd rock will compete against each other.
* **Exile Island**: The winner of each duel wins reward for his/her tribe while the losing castaway would be sent to Exile Island, along with one of the winner's tribe mates, where they will choose between two urns: one with a clue to the Hidden Immunity Idol buried on his/her camp, and the other with nothing.
* **Hidden Immunity Idol**: During the pre-merge portion of the game, one idol would be hidden at each tribe's camp at time with clues found at Exile Island. Post-merge, an idol would be hidden somewhere on Exile Island.
* **Mutiny**: On Day 17, the tribes were offered to switch tribe affiliations.
* **Merged Tribe Compostion**: The tribes merged on Day 23. The merged tribe was composed of fourteen members.
* **Tiebreaker Challenge**: Facing a deadlock tie vote on Day 43, Nat and Nathan competed in a fire-making contest.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Two finalists faced a jury comprised of eleven members.
Survivor: The Roman Empire

**Survivor: The Roman Empire** is the 29th regular season of Survivor and 37th overall.

The jury vote ended in a tie between two players for the second time in Survivor history, with Dominique Virra and Shang Jeong receiving five votes each. The third finalist, Darrah Punto, broke the tie in favor of Dominique, making her the Sole Survivor.

The season saw one medical evacuation and to date has produced xx returning players () for subsequent seasons.

The season was released in DVD format on May 27, 2016.

## Twists/Changes

* **Six Returning Players**: Six previous castaways will compete with a group of 20 new castaways.
* **Tribe Composition**: The twenty six castaways were divided into two tribes of thirteen.
* **Edge of Extinction**: After being voted out and departing Tribal Council, a player was given the choice to permanently leave the game or go to the Edge of Extinction for a chance to come back at the merge or Final 5.
* **Hidden Immunity Idol**: There's one Idol located at each camp at time. The clues would be hidden inside prize that a tribe gets after winning a Reward Challenge. Clues would be pointing to the location of a locked box. Along with the locked box, the player would find tools to build a pole to retrieve a key that was attached to the top of a tree. After retrieving the key, the player could unlock the box to get the idol.
* **Infiltration**: After every Immunity Challenge, the winning tribe would send one of their members to the other tribe. Choosen player would participate and vote during the losing tribe's Tribal Council, but they would still be immune. Player can be sent to the other tribe multiple times, but never twice in a row.
* **Tribe Expansion**: On Day 15, a tribe switch introduced a third and fourth tribes, Luna and Sol​, spreading the twenty remaining players across four tribes of five.
* **Merged Tribe Composition**: The tribes merged on Day 26. The merged tribe was composed of fourteen members.
* **Idol Nullifier**: An Idol Nullifier was hidden somewhere at the merge feast.
* **Tied Destinies**: The final ten survivors were randomly divided into pairs. For the rest of the episode, the castaways' fate were linked to their partner: the challenges were competed in pairs and once a player is voted out, their partner was also eliminated with them.
* **Juror Removal**: The winner of the Day 47 Reward Challenge was allowed to select one juror to be permanently removed from the Jury.
* **Final Tribal Council Format**: Three finalists faced a jury comprised of ten members.