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BrantSteele Champion's Crown

The BrantSteele Champion's Crown is an item in BrantSteele.

## About the Item

To win the crown, one must win every simulator on BrantSteele. Then once it's put on, the wearer gains official control over the BrantSteele realm. The wearer can do anything to the realm with no penalties from Chris and Raichu whatsoever. The Power Birds are normally restricted to the Pokemon franchise, but a winner of the crown can create a Power Bird after his/her likeness.

## Winners of the Crown

1. Sam Jay (Allows for the creation of Samuel Casimir)
2. Dragonlord (Allows for the creation of Dragonbird)
Beach Kiss

Beach Kiss is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

When two characters love each other, one way they'll show their love is an intimate, passionate kiss on a beach, often with ocean waves splashing over them.

## Examples

* In The TV Tropers' Movie, BT Productions and Dragonlord kissed once Ricco Secretii defeated Red Secretii. The huge ocean waves plunged them underwater as they kissed. Sam Jay and Scotty Raven Jay kissed as well, but this is more of a Big Damn Kiss.
* Pokemon vs. Goodbye Despair: All signs point to Hajime Hinata and Nagito Komaeda kissing on the beach before they left Jabberwock Island, but the viewer doesn't see the actual kiss.
* BrantSteele custom events:
	+ (Player1) share an intimate, passionate kiss on a beach, with ocean waves splashing over them.
	+ (Player1) and (Player2) make out on a beach, and huge ocean waves plunge them underwater as they kiss.
Brody

Brody is a character from Total Drama.

## Bio

Brody is described as an enthusiastic, absent-minded jock. He and Geoff are all about partying, surfing, having fun, and winning money, because tons of cash equals more parties and fun! He may not be the brightest guy in BT Productions, but he always has his friend's back. He is a loyal and enthusiastic friend, and always sees the glass as half-full. They could both get something done together, since together is better than one. He is fast and strong with an emotional compass that is bang on. He shows himself to be very noble.

### Likes

* parties
* surfing
* having fun

## Guy's Shelter Fever

Brody first appeared in Looney Games Bloopers. After Cameron and Sam Jay's shelters failed to calm George Raven down, Brody appeared to invite him into his shelter. When Guy got in the shelter however, he found out that Brody also invited Galaxia Secretii into that same shelter even though Guy clearly expressed he does not like company. From then until Galaxia's "death", Brody hangs out with her and several other characters. It is unknown how Brody died in the simulation round.
Bloom Doom

Bloom Doom is a Z-Move.

## Basic Info

When a character decides to use this attack, Z-Power will start to flow and harmonize within the character. With the power concentrated and ready for action, the user will utilize the power to release a burst of energy that will cause flowers to grow on the battlefield for a short period of time, distracting the opposition while the remainder of the energy is concentrated in the sky above the battlefield and finally unleashed as a massive, piecing beam of solar energy directly downward onto the target, dealing potentially catastrophic damage in turn. In the BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator, this attack is always fatal.
Can't Live With Them, Can't Live Without Them

Can't Live With Them, Can't Live Without Them is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A character is fond of being around another character against his/her will.

## Examples

* Yeoniigiri's V3: Himiko Yumeno cannot tolerate Tenko Chabashira's stalking, but the magician cares for the Aikido master enough that she locks Maki Harukawa in her lab after the assassin's secret was exposed.
Blush Sticker

Blush Sticker is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A little pink oval that looks like somebody stuck stickers onto their cheeks, used to illustrate a cute blush.

## Examples

* Angie Yonaga has them if one looks closely enough.
* Fuyuhiko Kuzuryu has them in a rare male example.
* Himiko Yumeno has them in her default expressions.
* Hiyoko Saionji has them.
* Melody Diaz has them all the time. Disappearing of the blush stickers is used to symbolize Melody is thinking not so innocent thoughts.
* Sitara MacEntire has them, as does her mother Starr MacEntire.
Bitter Wedding Speech

Bitter Wedding Speech is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

Someone you know is getting married. They've asked you to speak at their reception. Unfortunately, there's some bad blood between you -- maybe they're an ex or a person you were one-sidedly in love with, maybe they're a family member that you haven't always gotten along with or secretly resent, maybe you love the friend/relative but can't stand the person they're marrying. Something like that. You might do it on purpose, as a calculated attack. You might *mean* to give a perfectly nice speech, but when the time comes you find yourself saying something... different. Either way, you're now giving a speech that embarrasses, insults, and/or attacks one or both of the newlyweds. For all that they're ruining someone's special day, the bitter speech-giver is usually the one we're supposed to be sympathetic towards (although the bitter speech-giving is generally treated as something they shouldn't have done).

## Examples

* When GoAnimate characters misbehave at weddings, this is what they do.
* BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator: Sometimes, tributes can deliver bitter wedding speeches at the weddings of other tributes. This can be downplayed with a bittersweet wedding speech, or it could be outright averted with a sweet wedding speech.
Babies Make Everything Better

Babies Make Everything Better is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

The belief that having a baby will solve all of a couple's problems.

## Examples

* Dragonlord tries to invoke good feelings in Turbo Secretii after any event where the couple had a baby or multiple.
* Scotty Raven Jay believes in this trope. Sam Jay tries to invoke this in any way so that his forced marriage to Scotty will stick. Eventually, Scotty does have a baby and confess his love.
Route 418 Kingswood/22nd Street Station

Route **418 Kingswood/22nd Street Station** is a Coast Mountain Bus Company route that provides service to Blundell Road in Richmond, British Columbia.

## Route Information

* Operated by 40ft diesel/natural gas/hybrid buses
* Weekday service during peak hours

## Route Description

Route 418 heads from 22nd Street Station via 7th Ave, 20th St, Marine Way, across the Queensborough Bridge, Howes, Boyd, Westminster Hwy, Nelson, Blundell to No. 8 Road. Route 418 returns via No. 8 Road, Blundell, Nelson, Westminster Hwy, Boyd, Howes, Queensborough Bridge, 23rd St, 7th Ave to 22nd Street Station.

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to Route C98**

## Service Changes

* September 2018 - Service renumbered from Route C98, extend route along Blundell Rd once construction is completed
* April 2021 - Service increased to run 20min from 20-30min, and the last 2 AM trips are extended to the full route
* April 2022 - AM peak servicec increased from 20min to 15-20min
Barry Weiss

Barry Weiss is a character who used to appear in the BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator, but now is making his comeback in the RipRed HGSS Series.

## Role in Looney Games Bloopers

Barry made his first appearance in "Scotty's Shelter Fever". Before filming started, Barry took a picture of Turbo Secretii sleeping on her rival's chest. He is holding on to this picture for blackmail purposes.

## Images

BrantSteele icon of Barry.Barry gets into an argument with Dragonlord after the later stranglely killed Cameron instead of everyone else.Barry asks for any objections to the Cameron x Mario wedding.Barry is one of the characters in the meme.
## Trivia

* Like Dave Hester, it was unknown if Barry will ever return, until he did.
* Barry shares the same first name with one of the OCs (Barry Bilton).
* Barry is perhaps best known for being the first character to win Beat the Odds.
Bedmate Reveal

Bedmate Reveal is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

Someone (usually a guy) wakes up in bed, and the audience assumes he's alone. But then either he moves or the camera pans, and we see there's someone else. Usually, it's implied that hanky-panky has just taken place, and if it hasn't, the guy will either anxiously ask for confirmation, or just assume the worst with hilarious consequences. Sometimes, it's used as a Secret Relationship reveal, occasionally by subverting the trope — the audience is shocked to see the characters together, and then further shocked when the characters themselves aren't shocked. A common variation is to have the guy wake up to find another guy in his bed. In that case, either he's really anxious to ask for confirmation about why he's there, or he's too afraid to ask.

## Examples

* Jess Mackey's DR2: In Chapter 4, following the outbreak of the Despair Disease, Hajime Hinata wakes up in the hospital to find that Mikan Tsumiki has fallen asleep next to him. It also happens again just before the chapter's murder, except the second incident took place in Hajime's cottage.
* Killing Harmony Hung Over: Shuichi Saihara wakes up the morning after his second Killing Harmony party... next to Korekiyo Shinguji, and both are naked. It turns out Kiyo reenacted his Love Suite scene again, but with Shuichi being the victim this time. Shuichi wakes up feeling sore, so he sneaks off and breaks down crying as he explains his current situation to Kokichi Oma.
Back From the Dead

Back From the Dead is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A character dies, but then comes back to life.

## Examples

* Entertaining a Small Thought: Kirumi Tojo was killed by Tsumugi Shirogane, but then she came back to life after the Necronomicon was used.
* It All Started By One Single Tear: The main gimmick of this Fangan is that the dead keeps coming back to life because of Y/N's Tears of Life. For Ryoma Hoshi, since he was reduced to a skeleton and the Tears of Life cannot revive skeletons, the Necronomicon ashes had to be mixed in with the tears.
* J MB's Danganronpa: Shuichi Saihara the Ultimate Inventor was killed by Korekiyo Shinguji the Ultimate Butler. During the beginning of Chapter 4, Himiko Yumeno the Ultimate Anthropologist revives Shuichi. But the Necronomicon itself ignored the nature of the talent swap and brought Shuichi with his original talent of Ultimate Detective. Shuichi's second chance doesn't last long, as Monokuma executes him at the end of the trial for breaking a loophole.
* It is possible for a character in the Murder Games Simulator to revive a dead teammate with a wish ring. BT Productions's custom Beat the Odds has since added more revival methods. For context:
	+ A character with the inventor perk can build a machine that revives a dead person. However, it could potentially fail and turn the corpse into a zombie instead.
	+ A character with electrokinesis can use their electro powers to restart a dead person's heart.
	+ A character with a mushroom can use it to revive a dead person, with the mushroom being more likely to revive teammates and underdogs (but they can revive anyone, really).
	+ A character with Pokeballs can summon Pawmot and use the move Revival Blessing to revive a dead person.
	+ A character with a soundboard can play the song Rebel Heart, which revives a dead person.
* The List of Deaths page shows how each character came back to life after being killed.
	+ Guy was killed during LTIB 70, but he was brought back to life during the Code LTIB timeskip. Guy the White was reworked into a button system.
	+ Sam killed Scotty with a chainsaw, but Tapu Koko convinces Xerneas to revive Scotty.
	+ Scotty later gets killed again, this time to Sam's atomic rage. Scotty wakes up in Satan's Kingdom, where Evil Guy brings him back to the real world with vengeance on their minds. However, after a long battle, Sam defeats Evil Guy, and Scotty is freed.
	+ Evil Sam claimed that SpearSam was the justice weapon. This got SpearSam killed, but after Evil Sam gained Arceus's forgiveness, Arceus revived SpearSam.
Awful Wedded Life

Awful Wedded Life is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A species of Dom Com based on the premise that monogamous marriage is rather like a long, slow, exquisite torture by a sadistic god from whose maleficent clutches escape is impossible.

## Examples

* Sam Jay and Scotty Raven Jay's forced marriage was abusive before Scotty had the baby that made everything better. Sam was forcing Scotty to do things against his will, and threatened a munity charge, divorce, or even murder had Scotty attempted to back down. Scotty was unhappy and stuck in a relationship that he cannot escape. Sure they had an occasional kiss that was happy, but that was about it. Sam forced this marriage to happen in the hopes that Scotty would eventually commit suicide or have a baby (whichever happened earlier), but Scotty aimed for divorce.
Benched Hero

Benched Hero is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A Benched Hero is a heroic or lead character who steps back from the limelight in an "exit" that alters the plot's development. Something takes the hero out of action (sometimes forcibly) and the team's focus is not just continuing on their way but getting him back in the game. While this sort of exit is akin to Deus Exit Machina, it need not apply only to powerful (or overpowering) characters; a Benched Hero could be one who is more modestly talented (like a Guile Hero or a Science Hero) who is temporarily removed to keep things interesting, rather than to alter the dynamics of conflict. Unlike putting someone on a bus, the absence isn't really much of an absence at all, and is usually of brief duration. Some reasons for benching a hero are more "meta" than others, and the specific situation may arise from the nature of the medium involved. In media that use recognizable human actors (such as radio serials and episodic live-action television), this may be done as a means of covering for a star performer who is actually ill or injured or otherwise briefly unavailable. On the other hand, artistic choices may prompt the writers to give other characters their moment in the sun; in order for that to reasonably happen, the hero will have to sit one out, and the plot must be designed to make that happen.
Ball Projection

Ball Projection is a superpower.

## Basic Info

The user can create and project balls/orbs/spheres of energy/matter (whether organic, inorganic, objects, etc.), with various effects, levels of damage, and size. These spheres can be projected, used as a part of melee attacks, orbit around the user, or ways of transportation.
Candy Secretii

Candy Secretii is a member of the Human Sunshine Project.

## Bio

Not much is known about Candy, except for the fact she is known as the "Secretii of Candy". She is able to perform magic that allows her to cast magical spells and accomplish supernatural feats through candy. As such, her Secretii Magic allows her to use all the superpowers related to candy.
Canelle Chapreto

Canelle Chapreto is a character created by ComicaDreams.

## Bio

Canelle Chapreto always seems like she's tired and done with everything the other OCs do, but it's not really always like that. She's on decent terms with most of the OCs, and is even really good friends with Breella the Bard. Canelle is a fairly logical thinker, and usually isn't afraid to point negative things out to others whether they like or not. Hobby-wise, Canelle enjoys reading books, and cooking (and is interested in many types of cuisine, as well as culinary arts) as well. BT Productions created the Mix-Up in Allearth Forest meme, and when Comica used that meme, Canelle got a somewhat major focus as she was the one informing the others about what exactly the Allearth Forest is.
Casanova Blooper

Casanova Blooper is a Code LTIB parody of Casanova Cat.

## Plot

A newspaper headline announces that Sam Jay has inherited a million dollars. A top-hatted Zira Brown heads to Sam's home to woo him (and presumably get her hands on his inheritance) with flowers and newspaper in hand. Scotty Raven Jay, visibly annoyed and tied to a bow, is being dragged along behind Zira. Sam's housemaid (presumably Ben Wilburn Warner) takes her hat and lets her in. Zira stares at Sam and offers Scotty to him as a present. Zira then treats Scotty like a toy, forcing him into one humiliating performance after another. During a break in the shenanigans, Scotty exacts his revenge by spoiling a tender moment between Sam and Zira. Scotty escapes outside and spots Anna Zappinski nearby. Scotty folds the newspaper article announcing Sam's windfall into a paper airplane and launches it towards Anna. Anna's interest is piqued, and Scotty shows her where Sam is. Anna catapults herself into Sam's home and literally comes between Zira and him. Anna and Zira proceed to battle each other for Sam's affection, but they soon discover that in the midst of their brawling, Scotty kisses Sam on the cheek, which has him take an interest in Scotty. Anna and Zira chase Scotty, but he manages to escape. Anna and Zira look through opposite sides of the room Scotty escaped into in an attempt to find him. While the two girls were busy looking, Scotty ties both of them together with a rope and pulls on Zira's shirt to get her attention. Zira, thinking Scotty is trying to mess with her, pulls on the rope, making Anna have a collision with the wall a few times. Then Anna started pulling the rope, also thinking Scotty is trying to mess with her, making Zira have a collision with the wall as well. When Anna couldn't get herself free, she starts to run straight forward, which starts to pull Zira through the door butt-first. Zira starts to get squeezed through as Anna can't run any further, when Zira gets stuck for a few seconds. Zira then pops out through the door and into Anna. They start to get angry at each other again, until the two of them hear a noise coming from outside. After managing to untie themselves from the rope, they run to the couch, but find that Sam is no longer on the couch. They immediately look out of the window and see a car leaving; Sam and Scotty are in the back seats of it. After Scotty pulls the car shade down, Sam pulls him in for a passionate kiss.
Break the Believer

Break the Believer is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A devout believer is shocked when they realize that their beliefs are wrong.

## Examples

* Tenko Chabashira is taught by her master that all boys are bad and all girls are good. As such, some stories have Tenko be forced to realize her master's teachings are wrong. This kickstarts a Character Development arc for Tenko.
	+ Entertaining a Small Thought: Tsumugi Shirogane claims to be the mastermind, then Angie Yonaga attempts to kill Rin Wakuri and Ryoma Hoshi, and lastly Himiko Yumeno is forced into the role of a blackened. At the beginning of the fourth arc, Tenko promises to be nice to everyone, including the boys as long as they don't act like degenerates.
	+ Yeoniigiri's V3: Tenko desperately tries to keep her composure throughout the three chapters she was alive. Miu Iruma kills Ryoma Hoshi to claim the First Blood Perk, Kaede Akamatsu almost kills someone with a shot put ball, Tenko received Maki Harukawa's motive video (and subsequently learned Maki is actually an assassin), and Tsumugi Shirogane kills Rantaro Amami. If Tenko did live to the end, she would've seen Mastermind Kaede and Gonta Gokuhara offering to sacrifice himself.
Born Lucky

Born Lucky is one of many TV Tropes in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A character so mind-bogglingly lucky that it defies all chance. They'll win every contest or lottery they enter (in especially extreme cases, they don't even need to, the winning ticket will somehow come to them). Usually a weak explanation is given for this luck, attributing it to some kind of supernatural force but not going into any kind of detail. Despite the trope title, this luck does not necessarily begin at birth.

## Examples

* Beat the Odds contains a custom "lucky" perk, which grants people this trope. Lucky people are immune to accidents, and their weapons will never miss or be discarded.
* Fortune Secretii has Master level Luck according to the Superpower Wiki. The luck is attributed to when Fortune survived two atomic bombs and subsequently discovered Delfino Plaza.
* Bugs Bunny has the Luck superpower. As Vanishing Bugs Bunny is derived off of Bugs, he has this power too.
* When Mario assumes the "Pseudo S-Ranker Demon" nickname, he becomes lucky.
* The three times Toko Fukawa won a Beat the Odds simulation, the method was extraordinary. The first time Toko won, Noah dies to an accident while Toko calms down from her frenzy mode, thus ensuring she wins. The second time Toko won, she slaughters Carlos Ramon while she was in frenzy mode, but Carlos was not the last death (Jocasta Odom was), thus Toko was allowed to win. The third time Toko won, she calmed down from her frenzy right before she retaliated on Wile E. Coyote.
* Makoto Naegi and Nagito Komaeda are Ultimate Lucky Students. While Makoto's luck is tame enough to the point he sees himself as unlucky at times, Nagito can rely on his luck to get what he wants.
	+ NPC Impact's videos tend to cite that Makoto's luck saves him during the trials of his game. Chapter 1 featured the misaligned door and Sayaka Maizono's dying message, Chapter 2 featured Mondo Owada's slip of the tongue, Chapter 3 featured Hifumi Yamada staying alive long enough to name his killer, Chapter 4 featured a rec room window glass shard falling into the bottle of poison, and Chapter 5 featured Alter Ego interfering during the execution.
	+ The known trials where Nagito relied on his luck are Chapter 1 (to randomly get chosen for cleaning duty) and Chapter 5 (the traitor is the one that threw the poisoned fire grenade).
* Celestia Ludenburg is the Ultimate Gambler and has dominated plenty of Totem Pole simulations where the Happy Havoc cast battled each other. She has also won six times on Beat the Odds and is coming close to Gundham Tanaka, the character with the most Beat the Odds wins (7). The only other character coming close to tying with Gundham is Kokichi Oma, who also has six wins.
* Nabila Rapp's incredible luck is one major factor in making her the most intelligent member of Team SUSAN PVGNN. She can cast her luck powers instinctively. When Nabila uses her luck powers, she can analyze weapons and automatically know how they function.
Card Power

Card Power is a superpower.

## Basic Info

The user can use cards to grants themselves or others powers depending on the type of card they use. Cards generally are used for games which can make any field a potential card game situation for the user and with each card they draw they can get different powers. Cards can have various effects such as spells, empowerments and summonings abilities which cam grand a great number of possibilities.
Brie Bella

*This article is referring to a character. If you were looking for the cheese, click here: Brie Cheese*

Brie Bella is a character in the RipRed HGSS Series.

## Trivia

Unlike Nikki Bella, who did win an episode, there have been no confirmed victories for Brie yet.

In a similar case to Nikki Bella being married to John Cena, Brie Bella is currently married to Daniel Bryan.
Route 147 Edmonds Station/Metrotown Station

Route **147 Edmonds Station/Metrotown Station** is a Coast Mountain Bus Company route that provides local service to Rumble St in Burnaby, British Columbia.

## Route Information

* Operated by Community Shuttles
* Seven day service from 6am to 12am

## Route Description

Route 147 heads from Metrotown Station via Beresford, Telford, Maywood, Willingdon, Patterson, Rumble, Royal Oak Ave, Clinton, Gilley, Rumble, Grifﬁths, 18th Ave to Edmonds Station.

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to Route C7**

## Service Changes

* September 2018 - Route renumbered from **Route C7**
Break the Haughty

Break the Haughty is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A character who thinks highly of themselves is broken by circumstance.

## Examples

* J MB's Danganronpa: Maki Harukawa is the supreme leader of a cult of deadly assassins, but it turns out the only member she cares for is herself and she treats the other members like tools. Kaito Momota is one of the members of her cult, and they both get put in the same killing game. Maki wears a permanent dark expression as she tries to focus on her own survival and keep Kaito in check... until Chapter 4. Kaito was the victim of the chapter, and his death marks the first time Maki's mask fell apart. She forces herself to endure through the trial, and after the executions were over, Ultimate Artist Kokichi Oma convinces her to have a talk in his dorm room. There, Kokichi fully breaks Maki's mask, and she cries for the first time followed by smiling for the first time. Maki promises to treat Kokichi like a human being (not a tool), though she still keeps her harsh mask around the other students.
Birdietalk Productions Wiki

## Welcome to the Birdietalk Productions Wiki

This wiki is brought to you by a user from DeviantArt. You can see all of the insanity going on in this user's head without the need of a DeviantArt account. Contains info about my OCs, the things I simulated on BrantSteele, and more.

## Describe your topic

Warning: This wiki is full of insanity. The OCs in here are 100% created by the owner of the wiki. Some stuff on here came from a simulation website called BrantSteele. All other content is 100% pure randomness.

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Bayley

Bayley is a WWE character.

## Bio

This character is the result when Syeblay lets loose. Bayley is crazy over hugging, to the point she will show up if anyone says the word "hug". She mainly intends to make as many friends as possible though. Bayley is mainly used for HGS highlights. After BrantSteele released an official icon of Bayley, she got an appearance change that first became visible during the Pride Month Challenge.

### Likes

* Pink
* Purple
* Hugs
* Cuddles
* Snuggles
* Love
* Friendship
* Hearts
* Anna Zappinski

## Mega Evolution

Bayley becomes Mega Bayley through the Baylite. Her hugging capabilities have strengthened after Mega Evolution. The ribbons on Mega Bayley are said to be made of a special material that allows them to move independently of one another. These ribbons allow maximum hugs. Mega Bayley's huge ponytails are the only part of herself that cannot hug.

## Murder Games Simulator

Bayley is a player in Murder Games. She is a member of Team WWE with the cute/kind perk combo. Her perk combo allows her to save teammates' lives and free characters from traps all while making said teammates not stop fawning over her.

## Images

BrantSteele iconMega EvolutionDuring RipRed HGSS 66, she took a picture of Cinccino sleeping on Dragonlord's chest.
## Trivia

She once fused with Decidueye, to make Baydueye.

Like the other WWE women that got an icon drawn by BT Productions, Bayley's custom-made icon was retired when BrantSteele released its offical icon for her.
Beardo

Beardo is a character from Total Drama.

## Bio

Beardo describes himself as being shy, until he becomes comfortable around someone. While friendly, he tends to "just make noises and be generally bothersome". Although, it appears that he is completely silent, like B, he is merely reluctant to talk at first. He is shown to be quite skilled at sound production, and has even produced his own CD. He hopes that his team can look past his annoying nature and see that he is actually a good person. The opposite occurs however and his odd behavior and lack of contribution to his team ends up leading to his elimination. His audition tape shows that he may have problems concerning socializing, and would rather be alone and play music until he feels close to someone, then they can see that he is a better person than he seems to be at first sight. Despite his early elimination, he is shown to have enjoyed his time on the show, as his last words exclaimed are that he enjoyed meeting all of the other characters. Beardo has only physically appeared in one episode, unlike Staci who reappeared for the finale. Because of that, BT Productions plans to use Beardo in the BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator so she can draw him in highlights.

## Random Drama Journeys

Beardo appeared in Random Drama Journeys, being part of the first group since he was a member of Team Pahkitew. He started his journey after finishing college on a partly cloudy day.

## Beat the Odds

Beardo made Beat the Odds history when he became the first character to win a Beat the Odds simulation twice in a row. Since then, Team Pahkitew has wised up and kept snapping Beardo's neck, never allowing him to beat the odds for a third time. Beardo is reluctant to talk about his accomplishment.
Bulky

Bulky is a perk found in the Murder Games Simulator.

## Basic Info

People with the "bulky" perk are capable of both delivering and resisting stronger attacks. Bulky people can impress others with their muscles and strength. They feel strong enough to handle anything. Bulky people can intervene if an opponent attempts to kill a teammate on the bulky person's team. A bulky person's retaliation will always be successful, while leaders and kind people could die in the attempt.

## Bulky Events

### Default Events

* [1] sizes [1:their] muscles.
* [1] feels strong enough to handle anything.
Artistic Mastery

Artistic Mastery is a superpower.

## Basic Info

The user, either innately or through training, is a master of all forms of art. The user possesses great knowledge and skill in the art, such as painting a picture without any education. The user can subconsciously/effortlessly create an artistic idea in their mind and work off that to create it in reality. They have vast intuitive understanding in forms of art as well (acting, animation, calligraphy, dancing, filming, music, painting, performing, photography, sculpting, singing, etc.) and are able to use their intuitive artistic expertise and skills to easily create flawless works of art.
BrantSteele Murder Mystery Simulator

The Murder Mystery Simulator is a simulator available on BrantSteele.

The link to play it is here: https://brantsteele.com/simple/murdermystery/

## Basic Info

This simulator allows users to simulate a murder mystery. A separate multiple killers version is available as the BrantSteele Danganronpa Simulator. Users can adjust the cast size to any number between 2 and 50 players, which is a minor difference from the Danganronpa Simulator's maximum 48. Users can also adjust whether any double murders will occur in the simulation or not. Each chapter of the murder mystery contains three sections: Events, which detail who has died. Trial, which details who the players believed was the killer. And Results, which details who got the most votes and thus executed. Unlike the Danganronpa Simulator, the player receiving the most votes in a murder mystery will always be executed, regardless of if said player was innocent or not. If the player allows for it, there is a chance the Events section will produce two victims instead of one. The simulation continues until the killer gets executed or everyone except for the killer has died. Users cannot manually adjust the number of survivors: the amount will always be random.
Casino Battle Royale Simulator

The Casino Battle Royale Simulator is a planned personal simulator by BT Productions.

## Premise

The Casino Battle Royale is a modified rumble rules battle royal that features 21 entrants.

It begins with a group of five wrestlers, and every three minutes, another group of five wrestlers enters, while the 21st entrant enters alone.

The wrestlers are grouped based on the suit they drew from a deck of cards — spades, diamonds, clubs, or hearts — and the order of when each group enters is based on a random draw of the cards.

The 21st entrant is the wrestler who drew the joker.

Wrestlers are eliminated when they go over the top rope and both feet hit the floor.
Britta Grimaldi

Britta Grimaldi is a character residing in the Randomverse.

## Bio

Britta is one of Cooper Phillips's friends created as part of the BT Productions Randomverse Mega Expansion. She is the college student of the group. Her goal is to graduate college so she can take up a career in inventing and create a lot of fun stuff designed as a "Take That!" towards foreigners. This sounds promising enough since she is skilled in inventing and was fascinated with a popular inventor growing up. However, given her personality, she may never act on her goal as she scores a "Never" in ambitious. Being paranoid does not help. Britta's skills also include smooth-talking and embroidery. She has a fear of cranes. She is secretly crushing on a brainy rabbit (revealed the next day to be Bugs Bunny). She never goes for intimacy unless it's targeted towards someone she really trusts. Britta competed in Ripred, but she died on Day 4 with zero kills on her record.

### Likes

* Bugs Bunny
* Cooper Phillips
* embroidery
* rabbits
* smooth-talking
* toads
* Treasure Island
* Sherlock Holmes

### Dislikes

* cranes
* foreigners
* acting on her goals
* intimacy (She does make exceptions for those she trusts.)
Blind Mistake

Blind Mistake is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

This is when a character, either permanently or temporarily blind or vision-impaired, makes some kind of error to do with their surroundings simply because they lack sight, either permanently or due to Temporary Blindness, or have misplaced their glasses. It can be anything from mistaking one object for another, one person for another, one location for another, or even whether something is there or not. For example, the character could pick up a bottle of vegetable oil instead of the intended bottle of water and drink it. This trope is used generally for comedic effect.
Bike Mimicry

Bike Mimicry is a superpower.

## Basic Info

The user with this ability either is or can transform into a two-wheeled vehicles, such as bicycles, motorcycles, and moped. Users' transformed form is anatomically identical to their normal form, aside of being made of bikes, in which case it contains all to organs and is somewhat vulnerable to attacks. Alternately the user can transform into homogeneous matter, without any part of their form being more important than the other.
Bridal Carry

Bridal Carry is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A person (normally male) carries another (normally female) with one arm under her legs and the other supporting her back. Usually denotes or foreshadows a romantic relationship between the characters or a major difference in their physical strength. Often both. Variations of this trope are common. When the participants *aren't* romantically involved, expect fans to cite this as "proof" that they really are.

## Examples

* Jess Mackey's DR2: Nagito Komaeda carries Hajime Hinata back to the cabins this way following the execution of Mahiru Koizumi in Chapter 4. Nagito then attempts to do it again the following chapter, but Hajime declines out of concern for Nagito's health.
* (Player1) carries (Player2) bridal style to (his/her1) dorm.
Asuka

Asuka is a WWE character.

## Bio

She first appeared in BT Productions during the Looney Games Bloopers special "Royal Rumble Ravage". Like in WWE, it has been said that nobody is ready for Asuka. This scheme seems to have worked when she killed The Miz and got The Hurricane to commit suicide. However, Matt Hardy was able to kill her with a sickle. She is most well known for a former unbeatable streak of wins.

## Trivia

Like the other WWE women that got an icon drawn by BT Productions, Asuka's custom-made icon was retired when BrantSteele released its offical icon for her.
Born Unlucky

Born Unlucky is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

Some characters have all the luck - lucky they aren't this guy. When a character has this trope, it's like the world is out to get you. You, personally. Lucky pennies crumble in your hands; rabbits' feet run away in terror. Black cats won't cross your path, and mirrors shatter preemptively when you walk into the room. When you walk outside, it starts raining; when you walk inside, your house collapses. The only time you attract good luck is as a set up for even worse luck: You find a winning lottery ticket, but the wind picks up and blows it out of your hands... and into your rival's. You are really unlucky— so mind-bogglingly unlucky it defies all chance. However, you will never die before your time - because the universe would like to torture you some more.

## Examples

* Patty can call herself one of the four proud S-Rankers, just not in the BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator, where the placement she gets most often is last place. This gets lampshaded in The BT Race when Patty feels lucky that Super Monkey pushed all the buttons and not her.
* Glue Gunner and Ice Monkey from The BT Race.
* Toko's Silver Curse consists of Mondo Owada and Noah, two characters who can never seem to win a simulation (Mondo could never win at USAviator's channel, while Noah could never win a Beat the Odds simulation). When Noah was given the nickname "Silver Medal Noah", he gets second place against Toko Fukawa. Later, during the Season 3 finale to Avi's Danganronpa Hunger Games, Mondo gets second place against Genocide Jack. Hence the team name and a headcanon involving Toko/Jack.
	+ Noah may now have a real shot after Danganronpa: Palentine's Day (Mondo breaks his curse). Sure enough, Noah manages to win the first 600+ character simulation.
* Robbed Winners would be another example of a team with unlucky backstories. Yasuke Matsuda was meant to win the Ultimate Showdown while bleeding out, but his win was overridden (since Ultimate Imposter and Yasuke died on the same round, which meant everyone was dead) and given to Chihiro Fujisaki, who had the most kills. Kurokuma was a possible winner for Timeline Day, but most people wanted to see Gonta Gokuhara be saved from the Despair Dimension by Sakura Ogami. Kurokuma's bad luck continues when he gets second place during the Baseball event, thus allowing the OC tag team domination streak to continue.
* Makoto Naegi is known as the Ultimate Lucky Student, but he sees himself as unlucky.
Bear Hug

Bear Hug is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

The standardised, FDA-approved display of affection for The Big Guy (especially if s/he is a Gentle Giant and/or a Boisterous Bruiser), this consists of the hugger grabbing someone — or multiple people, if necessary — from behind (usually) with a big, sweeping motion and pulling them close (sometimes lifting them off the ground entirely), with the hugger's arm(s) wrapped tightly around the huggee's neck and/or shoulders. Being The Big Guy is not actually required, but having a large "stage presence" (whether it stems from size or sheer charisma) helps make this more convincing. Note that this is as much a means of displaying the character's dominance/strength as it is of showing that they're just a big ol' teddy bear, and like its cousin The Glomp, is oftentimes far from consensual; the huggee often doesn't appreciate being manhandled by somebody twice their size, and you can tell a lot about a character based on whether they give in to the hugger's crushing embrace or struggle helplessly to escape. If the hug goes on for too long, expect cries of "can't... breathe..." or something similar. Despite all this, there is often little-to-no risk of actual physical injury unless the hugger Does Not Know His Own Strength on top of being overly affectionate, in which case the odds of Amusing Injuries being inflicted vastly increase. This is Truth in Television, as any real life Gentle Giant (or a close friend of one) will tell you. Similar to The Glomp, but with less full-body tackling and a far higher risk of asphyxiation. Unrelated to bears in general as a trope, though they can coexist in very specific circumstances. Like many tropes, can be Deconstructed to horrifying effect.
Ash Sivale

Ash Sivale is a Danganronpa character.

## Bio

Ash Sivale is the Ultimate Hypnotist. Ash seems to be wearing a permanent scowl to match his harsh personality. He has little patience for others, and tends to criticize people to their face with no remorse. He tends to approach situations from a logical point of view, even if it means hurting feelings. While his critical tongue tends to push others away, his brutal honesty can come in handy when push comes to shove.

Simublast icon.
Battery Mimicry

Battery Mimicry is a superpower.

## Basic Info

A user with this ability either is or can transform into a battery or batteries. Users' transformed form is anatomically identical to their normal form, aside of being made of batteries, in which case it contains all to organs and is somewhat vulnerable to attacks. Alternately the user can transform into homogeneous matter, without any part of their form being more important than the other.
Brats with Slingshots

Brats with Slingshots is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

When you need to weaponize a child in fiction, you give him a slingshot. It is always in the classic Y-shape and preferably made out of a single piece of wood. Kids use them either to cause mischief or as actual weapons; when not in use the slingshot will be carried shoved into the back pocket of trousers or overalls. Sometimes when the child has to inflict serious damage with the weapon in combat, the pellets they launch can be explosive. Slingshots are weapons, which makes you wonder why all these fictional parents let their kids wander around with them in their back pockets, especially considering kids who use them always display amazing accuracy. Slingshots are also likely to be a Selectively-Lethal Weapon; sometimes they will merely annoy the person they're fired at, but they will be quite effective when used against enemies. The Weapon of Choice of the Bratty Half-Pint and other Youngsters, probably because it allows them some means of defense without any expectation of them actually killing someone. Also a frequent starter weapon in Video Games.

## Examples

* Slingshots in the Murder Games Simulator cannot kill anyone and are just there to be annoying.
Azelf

Azelf is a Pokemon character.

## Murder Games Simulator

Azelf is a player in Murder Games with the cute/leader perk combo.

### Beat the Odds

These are the teams Azelf is in for all versions of Beat the Odds:

* Traditional Beat the Odds: Team Sinnoh
* Alphabet Beat the Odds: Team A
* Perk Beat the Odds: Cuties
* Tag Team Beat the Odds: Action Leaders
* Trio Beat the Odds: Lake Trio
Bird and Monocrow

This article focuses on the interactions between Bird and Monocrow.

## Overview

Bird and Monocrow are the two leaders of Team Bird in Beat the Odds. As a result of this, they can argue over who should be in charge of the team. Bird can intervene if someone attempts to kill Monocrow, but Monocrow will never intervene if someone attempts to kill Bird. Monocrow tends to survive longer than Bird because Bird keeps dying trying to save another teammate on Team Bird.
Route 132 Hastings at Gilmore/Capitol Hill

Route **132 Hastings at Gilmore/Capitol Hill** is a Coast Mountain Bus Company route that provides service on Hastings St in Burnaby, British Columbia.

## Route Information

* Operated by Community Shuttles
* Seven day service from 6am to 10pm

## Route Description

Route 132 provides loop service from MacDonald at Albert via MacDonald, Albert, Gilmore, Hastings, Gamma, Empire, Hythe, Dundas, Glynde, Cambridge to Grosvenor. Route 132 then returns via Cambridge, Howard, Dundas, Hythe, Empire, Gamma, Hastings, MacDonald to Albert.

## Ridership

**\*\*For data before 2018, go to the page for Route C2**

## Service Changes

* April 2018 - Service renumbered from Route C2
Berserk Button

Berserk Button is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

When a nice, normal character suddenly goes into a rage, you've hit that character's Berserk Button.

## Examples

* Sam Jay is notorious for having a hair-trigger temper in the past. His marriage has reduced that to several major beserk buttons, which include being called a control freak and further more.
* Scotty Raven Jay does not like to be referred to as "Scotty Jay". Also, hearing the word "fired".
* Mike Macaw does not like to be called asswipe, son of a bitch, or son of a gun.
* Mary Canary does not like to be called a bitch.
* George Raven does not like to be called a button freak.
* Anna Zappinski does not like to be called a harlot.
* Scarlett would snap instantly after being called a sidekick. This is a contrast to her BrantSteele persona (who slowly lets loose as more events happen to her).
* Do not compare Hillary Secretii to Hillary Clinton.
* Do not insult Dirt Secretii, lest you want her to ditch the Human Sunshine Project.
* Net neutrality is a big deal to Lily Secretii. As well as her beauty, though this is more of a Berserker Tears case than a true Berserk Button.
* Yoshi Secretii does not like being touched, though this can be debatable as she has PEPD. Her reactions to being touched are mixed, ranging from screaming in fear to all-out violence.
* Pachinko Secretii has a few berserk buttons. Being called old is the major offender.
* Barbara Biro yells at anyone who either takes her hair bow or looks at her left eye.
* Scratch Danganronpa (1): The normally anti-social Maki Harukawa got furious after Mahiru Koizumi informed her that Aoi Asahina is about to kill Kaito Momota (who is Maki's new boyfriend). According to Maki's words, no one messes with Kaito around here.
* Pokemon vs. Killing Harmony: Shuichi Saihara gets angry if he hears anyone call Kokichi Oma a rat. This is what eventually got him to snap out of the despair caused by Eevee.
Big Yes

Big Yes is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

Whereas the Big No expresses displeasure or despair, the Big Yes can express extreme pleasure (such as charging up a boarding ramp and gaining superpowers), but it can also be used by Large Hams as a way of expressing joy, agreement, or if the ham is extra large, the reply to a harmless yes or no question. Also can be used as a response to obvious or rhetorical questions in which cases it means, "Geez, you really think so, Sherlock?" or "Just do it already!" It can be uttered quickly or drawn out, as long as it leaves an impression of some sort. Can be substituted with "yeah" or "yay." Foreign language examples are also welcome.
Bonnie Faulk/Tropes

Tropes associated with Bonnie.

* Nobody Thinks It Will Work: Bonnie is never romantic. Marie is generally romantic. This clash in the romance stat makes people think the relationship won't work.
* Rapunzel Hair: Bonnie's hair is butt-length.
* Schedule Fanatic: Bonnie has an entire deviation dedicated to her daily schedule.
* She is Not My Girlfriend: Bonnie has this kind of reaction whenever Marie O'Donnell is mentioned.
Beware the Nice Ones

Beware the Nice Ones is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

A peaceful, mild, or otherwise seemingly harmless character is capable of deadly anger or surprisingly effective retribution if sufficiently provoked.

## Examples

* Characters who have peaceful, mild, or nice behaviors within their source materials tend to exhibit this behavior in the BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator.
* In the Murder Games Simulator, Laurie can go from a peaceful character hoping she doesn't have to harm anyone to a frenzied character because of her perk combo (peaceful/unstable).
* Drampa is a similar case. One moment, he is willing to defend his friends. The next, he is frenzied.
Beach Episode

Beach Episode is one of many TV Tropes used in BT Productions.

## Basic Info

The protagonists (or sometimes the antagonists or even both) take a break to go to the beach. Fan Service is the order of the day.

## Examples

* One custom arena event in the BrantSteele Hunger Games Simulator features a Beach Episode.
* The beach-themed multiple scenario memes.