Sole Survivor

The **Sole Survivor** is the title held by the winner of each season of *Motionvivor*. The title for each season is determined by a plurality of votes from the jury.

 Final Two

### Perfect Game

A perfect game is an extremely rare feat in the game of Survivor, whereas a player receives zero elimination votes and goes on to win the game receiving a unanimous jury vote at the Final Tribal Council in a single season. This has yet to be achieved in the series.

Musette (*At the Drive-In*) is currently the closest Champion to achieving a perfect game, receiving only one elimination vote throughout the entire game and losing only two of the eight jury votes at the Final Tribal Council. On the other end of the spectrum, Cam (*From the Archives*) is the farthest from achieving a perfect game, receiving eight total elimination votes and losing five of the eleven jury votes.

* Winners Only
* All Finalists

### Tied Jury Vote

During the jury questioning and answering phase is still going on, the finalists are usually asked to give tiebreaker vote if one were to happen.

It's unclear what would happen in the a tie with a final two, which would never happen in the series regardless as the jury would start at an odd-number in a final two season to prevent such a case. However, certain changes to the jury (i.e., a removal, a player quitting and not joining the jury, etc.) could still make it possibility, as seen in *Motionvivor: At the Drive-In* when one juror, Zheema, failed to cast a vote in time. But in the case of that season, Zheema would have been asked to still send one, even after the deadline, as there's usually time to kill in between the voting deadline and the reunion (which, he didn't show up in between that time, so thankfully, it didn't happen).

In the case of a two-way tie in a final three, the third finalist not in the tie (aka, the second runner-up) would become the final member of the jury and their tiebreaker vote would be used to declare a winner. This happened in *Motionvivor: From the Archives* where Cam and Enzo tied. This meant that Beaker, the finalist with the least votes, ended up casting a tie-breaker vote.

In the case of a three-way tie (as was possible and almost happened in *Motionvivor: Breath of the Wild*), all three finalists' tiebreaker votes would be used and the finalist who received the most would be declared the winner. However, if that also ties, it is unknown what would happen further. Though, in the case of *Breath of the Wild*, since one player, Alekii, opted out of the jury, he was asked to send in a jury list as a safety measure. Of the three finalists, he had Anna ranked the highest, meaning she would have win in that very rare scenario.

## Trivia

* As of *Midnight Noir*, there have been three femme winners and three male winners.
* As of *Midnight Noir*, there have been 21 finalists, and 76 jury votes cast.
	+ Of the 21 finalists:
		- Fourteen (66.7%) of them are male.
		- Seven (33.3%) of them are femme players.
			* Anna and Andrea are currently the only femme finalists to not win.
	+ Of the 76 jury votes:
		- 44 votes (57.9%) were cast for men.
		- 32 votes (42.1%) were cast for femmes.
			* *Midnight Noir* is the only season where all jury votes were cast for women.
		- Beaker and Edvin are the only finalists to not receive a jury vote.
	+ Zheema is currently the only player to be on the jury but not cast a jury vote.
* No winner has ever received a unanimous jury vote for them.
* Jarhead has received the most jury votes to win, with nine votes. On the other side of the spectrum, Kenzie has received the least with only four jury votes.
	+ Kenzie is also the only winner to win through a plurality vote.
* Riley is the only Sole Survivor to have never had an individual immunity throughout their season.
* *At the Drive-In*, *Breath of the Wild* and *From the Archives* all have had alterations to its jury composition, however, all for different reasons:
	+ A player not voting before the deadline in *At the Drive-In*.
	+ A player quitting the game and not opting for the jury in *Breath of the Wild*.
	+ A tie in the Final Tribal Council causing the second runner-up to act as an eleventh juror in *From the Archives*.
* *Family Game Night*, *Happily Never After* and *From the Archives* are the only three seasons with an all-male Final Tribal Council. There has yet to be an all-femme final tribal.
* *Happily Never After* has the largest jury to date, with eleven jurors that season. However, *From the Archives* ties with Happily Never After with the amount of jury votes cast.
* Brodie is the first person to have been both a finalist and a jury member. He would be followed by Anna, Beaker, Cam, Enzo, Jarhead, and Kenzie.
	+ However, Beaker is the only person to be both a finalist and a jury member in the same season.
* *Cartoon Madness* has produced the most winners, Cam and Riley.
* Every Sole Survivor won their first Immunity Challenge.