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Boomerang/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Boomerang and the other characters.

Boomerang is an outgoing and sporty contestant.

## Blanket

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Boomerang wraps Blanket around Safety Pin, saying that Blanket "can be useful at times". However, in Issue 2, Boomerang proceeds to call Blanket a "vegetable".

## Cassette

In Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Boomerang is critical of Cassette's quirky plan to go up Mount Nixwood without any footwear on, saying that she will require medical assistance and thinking of her as a "fruitcake".

**Status: Possibly enemies**

## Cheese Spray

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Cheese Spray agrees that he, Chocolate Thin and Boomerang should stick together.

In Issue 2, Boomerang and Cheese Spray are seen together in the cave.

**Status: Best friends**

## Chocolate Thin

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Chocolate Thin suggests that he, Cheese Spray and Boomerang stick together; this suggestion is fulfilled in Issue 1, when the three form a team.

**Status: Best friends**

## Paperclip

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Paperclip and Boomerang are seen chatting after the contest is over. As part of their penchant for banter, Paperclip states that Boomerang is "not the sharpest tool in the shed" when he became aware of the point system used in the game, despite the fact that Ruler stated that points would be used back in Issue 0.

In Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Paperclip instructs Boomerang not to assume someone's gender, revealing that Paperclip is non-binary, and Kneady may also identify as neither male nor female.

**Status: Friends**

## Ruler

Throughout Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Boomerang does not seem to have an appreciation for Ruler; he expresses his dissatisfaction by thinking that he'd slap Ruler for placing him with two useless contestants.

**Status: Minor enemies**

## Safety Pin

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Safety Pin continually nags Boomerang to go faster; this attitude brings Boomerang to wrap Blanket around her, as a means to shut her up.

Throughout the Current Comic, it is unknown whether Boomerang and Safety Pin even know about each other, due to the fact that they are on different teams.
Earbuds

* Current
* Voting icon
* Legacy
* Alpha

> "*すごいね！ (Awesome!)*"
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> ― Emerald, upon being announced as a contestant
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**Earbuds** (Japanese: イヤフォン, *Iyafon*) are a duo of male contestants in Herramienta Island, competing as members of The Dominators.

While capable of understanding English, Earbuds are shown to speak Japanese most of the time.

## Appearance

Earbuds are a pair of white-silver wireless earphones.

## Coverage

In the Legacy Comic, Earbuds helped Correction Tape set up the plan to use Honey Jar.

In the Current Comic, Earbuds are shown hanging out with Energy Drink and installing her on top of the roof of their team's van to reach the Mines.
Recoil (2019)

Recoil poster featuring Kitana

**Recoil 2019** is a supercard produced by the XAWA. It is the fifth to be produced under the Recoil name, and the second supercard of the 2019 season. The main event will feature Kitana taking on Taven for the XAWA World Heavyweight Championship with her career on the line.

## Background

The main feud on the card is between Taven and Kitana. Kitana was the XAWA World Heavyweight Champion at the beginning of the 2018 season, and lost the title via Cyrus Mason as she was too injured to defend at Anarchy Colosseum VI. At Laid to Rest, she issued her rematch for the title at Recoil, stating that if she did not win the title, she would retire.

The main feud on the undercard is between Deacon Storm and El Loco Rojo. Rojo, coming off of a loss against Taven at Awakening, was thrown originally into the XAWA Hardcore Championship Invitational, featuring himself, Storm and Mason all competing for a chance to face Blackheart in a Texas Death Match for the title. However, a legitmate injury to Mason saw the match get scrapped. Instead, due to Loco throwing Storm into the set at Laid to Rest, XAWA Administrative put the two together and the match will be for the XAWA International Championship.

Also on the undercard, the feud between The Ogre, The Alien and Rapteed continues. The Ogre and The Alien were unsuccessful at defeating Rapteed at Awakening, so they combined their gemstones on the May 2 edition of *Worldwide* to become Azael. Azael will challenge Rapteed to end the feud once and for all at Recoil.

Connor Jackson continues his feud with the returning Maximus. On the April 18 edition of *Worldwide*, Deacon Storm was fired upon by Jackson, who was eventually revealed to be hunting Maximus. Jackson, using Storm as bait, attacked Maximus after he attacked Storm, knocking him out and setting up the match for Recoil. Due to circumstances beyond their control, the match was unable to take place as scheduled.

Finally, Will Smith was scheduled to take on Chaos Zero. However, on the May 2 edition of *Worldwide*, Zero was seen being transported to the hospital due to eating thumbtacks, so Smith's match was announced for Recoil as him facing a mystery opponent.

## Talent

* Will Smith
* Cardboarg
* Blackheart
* Trinity Parker
* Azael
* Rapteed
* Deacon Storm
* El Loco Rojo
* Taven
* Kitana
Diskette

* Current
* Voting icon

> "*Oh flop.*"
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> ― Diskette after being overtaken
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**Diskette** is a contestant in Herramienta Island, competing as a member of Phos. They are one of the three characters to be introduced in the current comic, along with Energy Drink and Acoustic Guitar.

Diskette likes to "play it safe" and use cunning strategies to outsmart the other teams. They also care about their reputation and do not tolerate being called "outdated".

## Appearance

Diskette is a red 5 1/4-inch floppy disk with dark gray details and a white sticker with a character resembling an "Ø" or a 0.

## Coverage

Throughout Issue 0, Diskette seems to have fond memories of their past.

Diskette is shown to have a careful approach during contests, such as when they denied Milly of the opportunity to go faster to carry the bombs to the Mines.

In Issue 2, Diskette, Ashtray and Correction Tape fall into the cave after the ground crumbles.

## References

1. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 2, Page 16.
2. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 1, Page 29.
Phos

Logo

**Phos** (/fɒs/, rhymes with *MS-DOS*), also rendered as **Φως** or **ΦΩΣ**, is a team in Herramienta Island.

The name is Greek for *light*, denoting the intelligence of the team members, as Diskette put it.

The team was formed by Correction Tape and Diskette; the two then saw potential in Kneady and added them to the team. Diskette tried recruiting Energy Drink, but she declined; Diskette tried again, this time with Paperclip, who accepted the invitation and brought Cassette and Safety Pin with them. Milly was also accepted into the team by Correction Tape. After Honey Jar and Blanket were drafted by Scorpius, Ashtray automatically became a member of Φως.

## Trivia

* In Issue 1, Page 8, Ashtray mistakenly stated that she would be joining The Dominators instead of this team.
* *Φως* is the only planned team name from Legacy Comic to have been reprised in the current comic..
* Phos is the only team to have no male characters in it.

## References

1. ↑ Current comic, Issue 1, Page 8.
2. ↑ Legacy comic page plan, Issue 2, Page 25
Scorpius

Logo

**Scorpius** is a team in Herramienta Island.

The team was formed by Olive Oil and Vinegar, who then allowed Pizza Cutter and Mozzarella to join. The process of inviting members was also done rather unenthusiastically by the two girls, who seem to have chosen contestants only out of duty. Olive Oil suggested that the team be named *The Pleiades*; however, upon hearing that the team had one member too many for *The Pleiades* to work, Emerald suggested *Scorpius*, which Vinegar approved with enthusiasm.

## Trivia

* Scorpius is the last team to come up with a name.
* When choosing a name, Emerald mistakenly stated that *Scorpius* is the eighth astrological sign. The name of the sign is *Scorpi**o***; *Scorpius* refers to the constellation.
* *The Pleiades* was a planned team name for the legacy comic.

## References

1. ↑ Current comic, Issue 1, Pages 3 through 7.
2. ↑ Legacy comic page plan, Issue 2, Page 25
XAWA Television Championship

## Statistics

### Most reigns

The Alien, Shade, Shawn Havoc, Hitman Cox, Kryptic, Matt Lethal, Xander and Blackheart (1 reign)

### Lightest champion

Matt Lethal (105 lbs.)

The **XAWA Television Championship**, formerly the **Internet Championship**, is a specialty title belt owned by the XAWA. The title was established in 2012 and deactivated in 2014.

## History

The belt was created for the tournament held on July 1, 2012 at Red, White & Bruised.  The belt began as the XAWA Internet Championship.  Certain aspects of title matches were to be decided by the fans.  Blackheart was the first champion, winning the belt on July 1, 2012.  He dropped it shortly thereafter.  The belt was renamed the XAWA Television Championship shortly before Awakening on June 2, 2013.  The rules for the belt now state that matches are held under a strict time limit of 20 minutes for a regular show and 30 minutes on a supercard.  There may be occasions where the time limit is not enforced.

The belts final champion, Shawn Havoc, was stripped of the title after failing to defend the belt for 30 days on August 31, 2014. As the XAWA was, in kayfabe, closing down, the belt was deactivated and has not been reactivated since.

## Reigns

*Main article: List of XAWA Television Champions*

The championship was introduced in 2012.  The inaugural champion was Blackheart, and there have been seven champions overall.  The longest reigning champion was The Alien, who held the belt for 364 days.  The shortest reigning champion was Blackheart, who held the belt for 7 days.  The oldest champion was Hitman Cox, who held the belt at 29 years of age, while Xander was the youngest, holding the belt at 20 years of age.
XAWA Tag Team Championships

## Statistics

### Most reigns

(as team) King Klick (Hitman Cox & American Hillbilly) and Blackheart & Nightmare (2 reigns)
(as individual) Hitman Cox, American Hillbilly and Nightmare (3 reigns)

### First champion

Dangerous by Design (Deacon Storm & Connor Jackson)

### Heaviest champion

Brad Leech & Nightmare (493 lbs.) Combined ([[Brad Leech (288 lbs.) & Nightmare (205 lbs.))

### Lightest champion

Kryptic & American Hillbilly (255 lbs.) Combined (Kryptic (125 lbs.) & American Hillbilly (130 lbs.))

The **XAWA Tag Team Championships** are the tag team championship titles owned by the XAWA. They were established in 2011, and are currently deactivated due to lack of talent depth to support the belts.

## History

The tag team championships were won originally by Dangerous by Design (Deacon Storm and Connor Jackson) at the 2011 Awakening event. Storm was forced to defend with another partner at Highway to Hell and lost the belts to X and Fear Factor at that year's Highway to Hell event. The tag titles have since become a powerhouse tag championship to prove the worth of established teams.

Due to a lack of depth in the XAWA's talent pool, the belts were deactivated shortly before the end of the 2013 season, and have remained dormant ever since.

## Reigns

*Main article: List of XAWA Tag Team Champions*

The XAWA Tag Team Championships were introduced into the XAWA in 2011. The inaugural champions were Deacon Storm and Connor Jackson, and there have been 15 individual champions overall. The longest reigning champions are Hitman Cox and The Viking, who held the title for 174 days. The shortest reigning champions were Cyrus Mason and Iron Bull, who held the belts for 7 days. The youngest individual champion was Xander, who won the belt at age 20. The oldest individual champion was American Hillbilly, who held the belt at age 40. Two teams hold the record for reigns as a team: Hitman Cox & American Hillbilly and Blackheart & Nightmare, each with 2. In terms of individual reigns, Hitman, Hillbilly and Nightmare all hold the record with 3. The belts are currently deactivated.
Correction Tape/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Correction Tape and the other characters.

Diskette is seen hanging out with fellow smart contestants.

## Ashtray

Throughout Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Ashtray is seen helping Correction Tape walk up the mountain and hugging her after she is discovered to be alive after the cave crumbles.

## Bass

In Issues 1 and 2 of the Legacy Comic, Correction Tape and Bass fall out, first over who reached the flag first, and then over the crash landing.

**Status: Arch-enemies**

## Cheese Spray

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Cheese Spray shouts at Correction Tape, telling her to stop looking at him.

**Status: Enemies**

## Diskette

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Diskette and Correction Tape are seen chatting.

In Issue 1, Correction Tape and Diskette form what would become Φως.

**Status: Best friends**

## Earbuds

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Correction Tape instructs Earbuds to set up Honey Jar as a propeller. Later on in the challenge, Earbuds serve as assistants to Correction Tape.

**Status: Friends**

## Emerald

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Correction Tape is glad to have Emerald in the group, and shows concern when she cannot see him inside the cart.

**Status: Friends**

## Honey Jar

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Honey Jar carries out Correction Tape's plan to reach the flag faster than everyone else, but overshoots and sends his group to space. Despite that, Honey Jar is shown to understand and obey Tape's commands.

## Kneady

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Correction Tape chooses Kneady to join her team, saying that Kneady could be a useful asset for later on in the competition.

## Milly

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Correction Tape accepts Milly into her team.

## Paperclip

In Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Correction Tape is seen being disapproving of Paperclip's sarcasm by facepalming.

## Ruler

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, upon hearing Ruler's clarification that teams are supposed to *grab* the flag, rather than just *reach* it, Correction Tape calls him a *ganais* (local Lyonese term for an idiot). She then facepalms when Ruler misinterprets the insult.

## References

1. ↑ https://thisislyon.fr/discover-lyon/lyon-sayings/local-terms/
List of XAWA events

## History

When the XAWA was still two separate promotions, the AWA and XWA would hold several supercards throughout the season, at least one per month.  For the AWA, the biggest supercard of the season was Awakening, while the XWA's premier supercard was Highway to Hell.  Both supercards still exist in the XAWA and are both promoted as huge events, similar to WrestleMania and SummerSlam.  Also still existing on the supercard schedule for XAWA is Anarchy Colosseum, which was both promotions first cross-promoted event and is still regarded as the cornerstone event of the AWA, despite AWA never putting on another one.

Only three supercard events have happened every year since the XAWA's inception: Awakening, Highway to Hell, and the season-closing Anarchy Colosseum.  From 2012 to 2014, the season always opened with Road 2 Ruin, but since 2018, the season has always opened with Awakening.  Also, two special events have happened: Red, White & Bruised (which was a regular ShOcK!/LiveWire from 2011 to 2012; it was promoted as a supercard every year after) and Hardcore Saturday Night (which was called Saturday Night Extreme in 2011; the event ran for the final time in 2013).

Following the XAWA's closure in 2014, three special reunion shows occurred: Reunited We Stand in 2015, Red, White & Bruised on the Highway to Hell in 2017, and Redemption on the Road 2 Ruin in 2018.  The success of these shows led to the XAWA's revival in 2018, and three shows per year were intially planned: the returning Highway to Hell in the summer, Anarchy Colosseum in the fall and Awakening in the spring. However, the XAWA broke with this tradition and ran an event in August of 2018 entitled Lethal Lottery, and then decided to hold an event in October after Anarchy Colosseum VI called Laid to Rest. Starting with the 2019 season, the XAWA is running one event every four to six weeks.

## Number of events by year

* 2011 – 9
* 2012 – 11
* 2013 – 11
* 2014 – 10
* 2015 – 1
* 2017 – 1
* 2018 – 5
* 2019 – 8
* 2020 – 0 *(8 confirmed)*
* **Total** – 56 *(8 more confirmed)*
Pizza Cutter/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Pizza Cutter and the other characters.

Pizza Cutter is an outgoing and friendly contestant.

## Acoustic Guitar

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Pizza Cutter is shown as a proficient guitar player; he proves that by playing Acoustic Guitar, who, however, feels dizzy while being played.

## Mozzarella

In both group photos of the comic, Pizza Cutter is standing close to Mozzarella. In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Pizza Cutter convinces Olive Oil and Vinegar to pick Mozzarella onto their team, claiming that she is physically strong. Later on in the issue, Mozzarella implies that she has known Pizza Cutter for some time before the competition started; this is also made possible by the fact that both characters come from the same place.

**Status: Friends**

## Olive Oil

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil chooses Pizza Cutter to join her team and, after being persuaded to choose Mozzarella, she allows him to drive the van for the contest. However, Olive Oil is interrupted by a singing Pizza Cutter when she was about to ask him to focus on driving.

## Paperclip

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Paperclip was grouped with Pizza Cutter and Vinegar. Throughout the contest, Pizza Cutter serves as a "valiant steed" to the group. At the end of the challenge, Pizza Cutter compliments Paperclip's wit.

**Status: Friends**

## Vinegar

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Vinegar was grouped with Pizza Cutter and Paperclip. In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Vinegar had to be convinced by Pizza Cutter to have Mozzarella in their team.
Earbuds/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Earbuds and the other characters.

Earbuds are two cheerful contestants with a penchant for practical tricks.

## Cheese Spray

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Cheese Spray tells Earbuds to set up the propeller.

## Correction Tape

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Correction Tape instructs Earbuds to set up Honey Jar as a propeller. Later on in the challenge, Earbuds serve as assistants to Correction Tape.

**Status: Friends**

## Emerald

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Earbuds refer to Emerald as a "friendly foreigner".

## Energy Drink

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Earbuds and Energy Drink are seen chatting together. In Issue 1, Energy Drink is taped to the roof of the van by Earbuds, as part of Cheese Spray's plan.

**Status: Best friends**

## Honey Jar

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Earbuds successfully set up Honey Jar as a propeller.
Diskette/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Diskette and the other characters.

Diskette is seen hanging out with smart contestants.

## Cassette

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Diskette dismisses Cassette's request to go faster. Upon hearing the potential consequence of the denial, Diskette calls Cassette "weak"; this causes Cassette to retaliate and call Diskette "spiritually senile" and "weak-willed".

In Issue 2, though, Diskette's relationship with Cassette seems to have improved.

## Correction Tape

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Diskette and Correction Tape are seen chatting.

In Issue 1, Correction Tape and Diskette form what would become Φως.

**Status: Best friends**

## Energy Drink

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Energy Drink rejects Diskette's proposal to join their team.

## Kneady

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Diskette shares Correction Tape's opinion about Kneady's future usefulness.

## Milly

In Issue 1, Diskette and Milly have a fight over the speed of the van. Diskette argues that going any faster could lead to the team's demise, while Milly adamantly states that going 5 miles per hour is not sufficient.

**Status: Enemies**

## Paperclip

In Issue 1, Paperclip calls Diskette "outdated", as an attempt to create banter. Diskette does not react positively, flatly rejecting the label. Paperclip then sarcastically apologizes before calling Diskette "Diskosaurus".

Later on in the issue, though, Diskette and Paperclip seem to have made up.
Safety Pin/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Safety Pin and the other characters.

Safety Pin is relatively calm, but can be pushed to anger.

## Boomerang

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Safety Pin continually nags Boomerang to go faster; this attitude brings Boomerang to wrap Blanket around her, as a means to shut her up. In Issue 2, Boomerang proceeds to call Safety Pin a "pest".

**Status: Enemies**

## Paperclip

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Safety Pin accepts Paperclip's invitation to join their team.
Kneady/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Kneady and the other characters.

Kneady is a mysterious and laconic character who never replies or shows any emotion.

## Correction Tape

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Correction Tape chooses Kneady to join her team, saying that Kneady could be a useful asset for later on in the competition.

**Status: Friends**

## Diskette

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Diskette shares Correction Tape's opinion about Kneady's future usefulness.

**Status: Friends**

## Emerald

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Emerald talks to Kneady, asking them about how they're faring. Kneady's silence prompts Emerald to state that Kneady is "not a man of many words".

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Kneady traps Emerald, so that Φως can win, before Olive Oil intervenes.

## Milly

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Kneady throws Milly off the cart, at the implicit behest of Olive Oil.

**Status: Enemies**

## Olive Oil

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Kneady understands that Olive Oil does not like Milly's pushy attitude and throws the latter off the cart.

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil cuts Kneady to free Emerald.
Toy Rope/Appearances

This page collects all the appearances of Toy Rope throughout the comic.

## Legacy Comic

* Issue 0
	+ Page 7
	+ Pages 14-15
* Issue 1
	+ Page 3
	+ Page 22
	+ Page 29
* Issue 2
	+ Page 2

**Total appearances: 6 out of 47 pages (12.77%)**

## Current Comic

* Issue 0
	+ Pages 7-8
	+ Page 13
	+ Page 15
	+ Page 22
	+ Page 25
* Issue 1
	+ Page 6
	+ Page 10
	+ Page 35
* Issue 2
	+ Page 29
	+ Page 34
	+ Page 38
	+ Page 40
	+ Page 43
	+ Page 46
	+ Page 51
	+ Page 57
* Issue 3
	+ Page 15
Rubber Band/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Rubber Band and the other characters.

Rubber Band is constantly on her phone, mostly for personal enjoyment.

## Bass

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Rubber Band is grouped with Bass and Toy Rope.

## Cheese Spray

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Cheese Spray accepts Rubber Band into his team for her good looks. Throughout the challenge, Rubber Band acts as Cheese Spray's navigator.

**Status: Friends**

## Energy Drink

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Energy Drink asks Rubber Band to put up some music as a remedy to boredom; the two may have similar tastes in music, as shown on the same page. A few pages later, Rubber Band reassures Energy Drink that Cheese Spray's plan is viable.

**Status: Friends**

## Toy Rope

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Rubber Band is grouped with Bass and Toy Rope.
Mozzarella/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Mozzarella and the other characters.

Mozzarella is a contestant who mostly stays by herself.

## Cassette

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Mozzarella tells Cassette to push her so that she can roll towards the flag. Cassette obliges, and Mozzarella thanks her.

**Status: Minor friends**

## Emerald

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Emerald calls Mozzarella a "fat-headed fatso" when she breaks the shopping cart; the insult causes Mozzarella to punch Emerald into space.

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, after being accepted into what will become Scorpius, Emerald takes a more careful attitude, saying that he is "in awe at the size of that milk maid".

## Milly

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Mozzarella flattens Milly, effectively transforming her into a soggy pancake.

**Status: Enemies**

## Olive Oil

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil has to be convinced by Pizza Cutter to choose Mozzarella.

## Pizza Cutter

In both group photos of the comic, Pizza Cutter is standing close to Mozzarella. In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Pizza Cutter convinces Olive Oil and Vinegar to pick Mozzarella onto their team, claiming that she is physically strong. Later on in the issue, Mozzarella implies that she has known Pizza Cutter for some time before the competition started; this is also made possible by the fact that both characters come from the same place.

**Status: Friends**

## Vinegar

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Vinegar has to be convinced by Pizza Cutter to choose Mozzarella.
Issue 2 (Current)

*Not to be confused with the issue from the Legacy Comic.*

**Issue 2** is the third issue of the Current Comic. Publication began on 29 August 2019 and finished on 2 September 2020.

This is the last issue using the traditional comic format. Subsequent issues use the new format of sliding square panels.

## Plot

The events of Issue 2 take place the morning after Issue 1.

Ruler and Phos are in a room, where the host announces the elimination votes.

 Kneady | 4 | Eliminated

The challenge is to reach the top of Mount Nixwood, the highest summit in the Island, while keeping the most teammates in the process.

Cassette, Milly, Cheese Spray, Boomerang, Earbuds, Toy Rope and Energy Drink go inside a cave, thinking that it will serve as a shortcut. Instead, they meet Kneady, who makes the cave collapse, bringing Diskette, Ashtray and Correction Tape down. Everyone is confirmed safe, as told by Toy Rope's message to Protractor, who then cancels the contest. In the meanwhile, Scorpius is asked to board a bus by Disk Drive, who works for the Royal Household.

## Trivia

* This is the only time a challenge has been cancelled in either iteration of the Comic.
Boomerang/Appearances

This page collects all the appearances of Boomerang throughout the comic.

## Legacy Comic

* Issue 0
	+ Page 11
	+ Page 15
* Issue 1
	+ Page 3
	+ Page 5
	+ Page 10
	+ Page 19
	+ Pages 28-29
* Issue 2
	+ Page 1

**Total appearances: 9 out of 47 pages (19.15%)**

## Current Comic

* Issue 0
	+ Page 11
	+ Page 15
	+ Pages 19-20
	+ Page 25
* Issue 1
	+ Page 2
	+ Page 10
	+ Page 28
	+ Page 35
* Issue 2
	+ Pages 8-10
	+ Pages 14-15
	+ Page 22
	+ Pages 29-30
	+ Pages 34-38
	+ Page 46
	+ Page 48
	+ Page 51
* Issue 3
	+ Page 17
	+ Page 24
Kneady

* Current
* Voting icon
* Legacy
* Alpha

**Kneady** (/ˈniːdi/, homophone of *needy*) is an eliminated contestant in Herramienta Island, competing as a member of Φως. Kneady was the first contestant to be eliminated, with four votes.

Kneady is always seen with a blank expression.

## Appearance

Kneady is a kneaded eraser.

Although Kneady is officially portrayed as being armless, this character is capable of growing a pair of arms.

## Coverage

In the Legacy Comic, Kneady did Olive Oil a favor by throwing Milly out of the cart. Later on, Kneady was shown "talking" with Olive Oil.

In the Current Comic, Kneady is shown hanging out with Emerald, not answering his question. Kneady is later chosen by Correction Tape and Diskette to join their team, as the two think Kneady will come in handy in the future.

Kneady can trap other characters using their body, like what happened to Emerald in Issue 1.

After being eliminated at the beginning of Issue 2, Kneady appears inside the cave. When Cheese Spray attempts to ask them a question, they interrupt him by speaking what seems to be gibberish.

## Trivia

* Kneady and Blanket are the only characters to have never spoken in a comprehensible manner in either comic so far.

## References

1. ↑ Throughout Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic.
Issue 4 (Legacy)

### Challenge

Reach an island with an old castle by cutting the vegetation in the swamp in three hours

**Issue 4** was supposed to be the fifth issue of the Legacy Comic; however, no page of it was ever created, meaning that publication never took place.

All that exists of Issue 3 may be found in the Page Plan. Only five pages were properly planned, and the contest was roughly sketched.

Issue 4 was the last properly planned issue before the comic ceased publication.

## Plot

Φως, the winners of Issue 3's challenge, throw a hot dog party to celebrate their victory; however, Paperclip and Cheese Spray realize that the buns and the wieners are gone, eaten by Pizza Cutter and Mozzarella. After apologizing to Cheese Spray, Chocolate Thin states his suspicion that one of either The Razers or The Pleiades stole the hot dogs.

The challenge consists of reaching an island with an old castle by cutting the vegetation in the swamp in three hours. Last team to reach the island will automatically be set at 0 points. Points are assigned based on how much it takes teams to reach the island:

 >3 hours | 0 points.

### Possible developments

* The Razers: the team adopts two different strategies: Kneady transforms into a combine, while Bass uses Pizza Cutter as a kukri. Both strategies work, and the Razers are the fastest team to complete the challenge, earning them 20 points.
* The Pleiades: Not knowing what to do, Olive Oil uses Safety Pin as a small, but extremely sharp knife. It takes about two hours and a half, but the Pleiades finally make it, earning 10 points in the process.
* Φως: Correction Tape plans to use Honey Jar to bypass the vegetation and reach the island in no time, just like Issue 1. However, Honey Jar has run out of honey (he made sure everyone knew that by shouting "HONEY!" every two seconds), so the team will have to come up with something else. Chocolate Thin proposes to just go through the thick "wood", but Boomerang opposes the idea, citing that the team members would easily get lost. After seeing the Pleiades use Safety Pin as a knife, Cheese Spray bends Paperclip and uses them as a tool to cut the plants; the plan doesn't work. Φως is given no points and is up for elimination.

With a 6-0 vote, Honey Jar is eliminated from the show. During the elimination process, Cassette points out that Honey Jar may have actually told the team that he ran out of honey; Correction Tape dismisses the idea as a "senseless conjecture", but Cheese Spray thinks Cassette is right. A fight ensues, resulting in Cheese Spray killing Correction Tape with a punch.
Toy Rope/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Toy Rope and the other characters.

Toy Rope is a cheerful optimist who can bring people together.

## Bass

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Toy Rope is grouped with Bass and Rubber Band. At the end of the contest, Toy Rope attempts to cheer Bass up to no avail.

In Issue 2 of the same comic, Toy Rope interrupts the fight between Bass and Correction Tape.

**Status: Best friends**

## Chocolate Thin

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Chocolate Thin lets Toy Rope join the team.

## Correction Tape

In Issue 2 of the same comic, Toy Rope interrupts the fight between Bass and Correction Tape.

## Pizza Cutter

In Issue 0 of the Legacy Comic, Toy Rope is seen chatting with Pizza Cutter.

## Rubber Band

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Toy Rope is grouped with Bass and Rubber Band.
ArsenProGamer

Я рад приветствовать вас на канале друзья и дорогие зрители. На канале будут выходить видео про игры с разными жанрами. Если вам нравится прохождение видео-игр подписывайтесь на канал и зовите своих друзей!! Всем удачи и хорошего настроения!!)

## Тематика

   Является ютубером, одним из ключевых направлениях в видио это Метро 2033, Арсен является фанатом Метро 2033. А также прохождения похожих игр с тематикой пост-апокалипсиса. Одним из первых видео на канале это "Ходячие мертвецы майнкрафт (№1 Начало)". Тогда его канал назывался Arsen\_pro\_1. В том самом видео и произошёл первый мем - "Англинский".

## До Февраля 2022

Арсен профессионально подходил к своей деятельности, улучшал качество видео, делал прохождения различных игр и весело прикалывался, что делает видео ещё интереснее. В своём новогоднем видео он рассказал свои планы и ответил на вопросы, все думали что 2022 год станет периодом расцвета канала ArsenProGamer. Но так не случилось, произошёл Февральский бунт.

## Февральский бунт

31.01.2022 Во всех группах и на канале пропала информация, удалены все видео. Арсен прокомментировал это тем что его видео больше не смогут быть популярными, так как контент устарел.

## Возможное возвращение на Twitch

Есть большая вероятность что Арсен заведёт свой канал на твиче. И опробует свои возможности в стриминге.

## Олдовый игровой контент

По словам наших секретных источников Арсен считает целесообразным очень скорое возвращение на платформу Ютуб под тем же названием, но с маленьким изменением курса контента, а именно в сторону игр до 2010 года и младше. Так же возможны летсплеи и на консолях Плейстейшн ранних поколений.
Bass/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Bass and the other characters.

Bass is a quiet but frank contestant.

## Chocolate Thin

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Chocolate Thin picks Bass, thinking that she "looks cool".

## Correction Tape

In Issues 1 and 2 of the Legacy Comic, Correction Tape and Bass fall out, first over who reached the flag first, and then over the crash landing.

**Status: Arch-enemies**

## Paperclip

Throughout Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Bass and Paperclip exchange insults and other unkind remarks.

## Rubber Band

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Bass is grouped with Toy Rope and Rubber Band.

## Toy Rope

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Bass is grouped with Toy Rope and Rubber Band. At the end of the contest, Toy Rope attempts to cheer Bass up to no avail.

In Issue 2 of the same comic, Toy Rope interrupts the fight between Bass and Correction Tape.
Blanket/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Blanket and the other characters.

Blanket is a perpetual sleeper.

## Boomerang

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Boomerang wraps Blanket around Safety Pin, saying that Blanket "can be useful at times". However, in Issue 2, Boomerang proceeds to call Blanket a "vegetable".

## Olive Oil

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil had to be told by Vinegar to choose two more teammates. The former unenthusiastically chose Blanket and Honey Jar.
Olive Oil/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Olive Oil and the other characters.

Olive Oil is not particularly outgoing with anyone who isn't Vinegar.

## Acoustic Guitar

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil accepts Vinegar's idea of having Acoustic Guitar join the team. Later on in the issue, Olive Oil runs to Acoustic Guitar and helps him recover from the injury and asks him to carry the last bombs, telling him not to worry.

## Ashtray

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil says that "everyone left sucks", talking about Blanket, Honey Jar and Ashtray.

## Blanket

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Blanket is reluctantly chosen to join Olive Oil's team.

## Emerald

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil accepts Emerald into her team. Later on in the issue, Emerald shoots down Olive Oil's plan to use Honey Jar as a propeller, stating that honey is viscous.

The relationship seems to fare better when Olive Oil frees Emerald from Kneady.

**Status: Possibly friends**

## Honey Jar

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Honey Jar is reluctantly chosen to join Olive Oil's team.

## Kneady

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Kneady understands that Olive Oil does not like Milly's pushy attitude and throws the latter off the cart.

Later on in the issue, Olive Oil tries to chat with Kneady, not getting any response back.

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil cuts Kneady to free Emerald.

## Milly

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Kneady throws Milly off the cart, at the implicit behest of Olive Oil.

**Status: Enemies**

## Mozzarella

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil has to be convinced by Pizza Cutter to pick Mozzarella.

## Pizza Cutter

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil chooses Pizza Cutter to join her team and, after being persuaded to choose Mozzarella, she allows him to drive the van for the contest. However, Olive Oil is interrupted by a singing Pizza Cutter when she was about to ask him to focus on driving.

## Vinegar

Olive Oil and Vinegar are seen chatting in the Legacy group photo.

Throughout the Current Comic, their friendship is developed. Both characters show problems when having to hang out with someone else.

**Status: Best friends**
Acoustic Guitar/Appearances

This page collects all the appearances of Acoustic Guitar throughout the comic.

Acoustic Guitar, Diskette and Energy Drink were introduced in the Current Comic.

## Current Comic

* Issue 0
	+ Pages 14-15
	+ Pages 19-20
* Issue 1
	+ Page 10
	+ Page 13
	+ Page 15
	+ Page 24
	+ Pages 38-40
	+ Pages 43-44
* Issue 2
	+ Page 58
* Issue 3
	+ Page 16
Energy Drink/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Energy Drink and the other characters.

Energy Drink is an energetic and hyperactive contestant.

## Cheese Spray

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Energy Drink says that she and Earbuds are joining Cheese Spray's team. Later on in the issue, she looks annoyed once Cheese Spray puts on a song she does not like. A few pages later, Energy Drink expresses her doubts over Cheese Spray's plan.

**Status: Friends**

## Diskette

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Energy Drink rejects Diskette's request to join their team.

## Earbuds

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Earbuds and Energy Drink are seen chatting together. In Issue 1, Energy Drink is taped to the roof of the van by Earbuds, as part of Cheese Spray's plan.

**Status: Best friends**

## Rubber Band

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Energy Drink asks Rubber Band to put up some music as a remedy to boredom; the two may have similar tastes in music, as shown on the same page. A few pages later, Rubber Band reassures Energy Drink that Cheese Spray's plan is viable.

**Status: Friends**

## Ruler

In Issue 0 of the Current Comic, Energy Drink interrupts Ruler's explanation and zips into the limousine. Later on in the issue, Energy Drink asks him if she is allowed to enter the Summer Palace yet.
Paperclip/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Paperclip and the other characters.

Paperclip has a penchant for banter and creating nicknames.

## Bass

Throughout Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Paperclip and Bass exchange insults and other unkind remarks.

## Boomerang

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Paperclip and Boomerang are seen chatting after the contest is over. As part of their penchant for banter, Paperclip states that Boomerang is "not the sharpest tool in the shed" when he became aware of the point system used in the game, despite the fact that Ruler stated that points would be used back in Issue 0.

In Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Paperclip instructs Boomerang not to assume someone's gender, revealing that Paperclip is non-binary, and Kneady may also identify as neither male nor female.

**Status: Friends**

## Cassette

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Paperclip says that Cassette should join Diskette's team, because "outdated pieces of technology think alike", thereby indirectly calling Cassette outdated. Unlike Diskette, though, Cassette is not seen reacting in any way to the statement.

## Diskette

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Paperclip calls Diskette "outdated", as an attempt to create banter. Diskette does not react positively, flatly rejecting the label. Paperclip then sarcastically apologizes before calling Diskette "Diskosaurus".

Later on in the issue, though, Diskette and Paperclip seem to have made up.

## Kneady

In Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Paperclip sarcastically tries to come up with anything memorable done by Kneady, only to fail, with an equally sarcastic tone, indicating that they find Kneady unremarkable.

## Pizza Cutter

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Paperclip was grouped with Pizza Cutter and Vinegar. Throughout the contest, Pizza Cutter serves as a "valiant steed" to the group. At the end of the challenge, Pizza Cutter compliments Paperclip's wit.

**Status: Friends**

## Safety Pin

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Safety Pin accepts Paperclip's invitation to join their team.

## Vinegar

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Vinegar appreciates Paperclip's sense of humor.
Issue 0 (Current)

*Not to be confused with the issue from the Legacy Comic.*

**Issue 0** was the first issue of the Current Comic. Publication began on 16 February 2019 and ended on 10 March 2019. It consisted of 25 pages.

## Plot

Much of the plot is the same as the issue from the Legacy Comic.

After being assailed by indecision, Ruler abdicates, citing stress as the main reason behind the move. He then comes up with the idea of setting up a competition to see who will be his successor; later on in the comic, he has Protractor spread the word about it.

Talks of the competition generate quite the buzz throughout the Island. After Ruler explains what the competition is about, he opens registration for the next seven days. On the Drawing Night, twenty-four contestants are randomly chosen. The issue ends with the characters doing activities inside the Summer Palace.
Ashtray

* Current
* Voting icon
* Legacy

> "*How long until you kick me out?*"
>
> ― Ashtray, upon being announced as a contestant
>
>

**Ashtray** is a female contestant in Herramienta Island, competing as a member of Φως.

Ashtray is a pessimistic smoker.

## Appearance

Ashtray is a red-and-white ashtray with a big cigarette stub on top of her body.

## Coverage

Ashtray's personality is the same in both comics: she is portrayed as a pessimistic and unenthusiastic contestant who shows surprise when things go right for her.

Despite her pessimism, she can act to help her teammates in times of trouble, as long as her physical capabilities are not pushed too far. She worked at a motel in Biloxi, Mississippi some time before joining the game.

In Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Ashtray is safe with one vote. Throughout the contest, Ashtray carries Correction Tape on top of her.

## Trivia

* Ashtray was the last contestant to be grouped with a team in the Current Comic.
* In Issue 1, Page 8, Ashtray mistakenly stated that she would be joining The Dominators instead of Φως.

## References

1. ↑ Current comic, Issue 1, Page 72.
2. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 0, Page 12.
Protractor

* Current
* Legacy (0-6–)
* Legacy (0-5)

> "*Oh. Right.*"
>
> ― Protractor, realizing she will have to work on advertising the challenge
>
>

**Protractor** (real name **Gwen** **Rundlett**) is the co-host of Herramienta Island and Ruler's sister. She is a member of the House of Rundlett.

Protractor made her first appearance in Issue 0 of the Legacy Comic.

## Appearance

Protractor is a blue plastic protractor.

Protractor, along with Ruler, did not have a proper idle until Page 6 of Issue 0 (LC).

## Coverage

Throughout both comics, not much is shown of Protractor, but she has explicitly stated her wish to quit her job and participate in Ruler's competition. Her dreams of winning the Throne are then crushed when Ruler reminds her to spread the word about the competition.

In the Current Comic, Protractor is shown not to be afraid of thinking or saying unflattering comments about people, such as calling her brother "Richard the Boring".

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 Current Comic, Issue 3, Page 6.
2. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 0, Page 6.
3. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 2, Page 53.
4. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 2, Page 57.
5. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 2, Page 55.
Ashtray/Relationships

This page is about the relationships and interactions between Ashtray and the other characters.

## Cassette

In Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Ashtray bids good luck to Cassette in her endeavor to go up Mount Nixwood barefoot.

## Cheese Spray

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Ashtray was grouped with Cheese Spray and Chocolate Thin.

## Cheese Spray

In Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Ashtray was grouped with Cheese Spray and Chocolate Thin. When Chocolate Thin punches Cheese Spray open, Ashtray says "Cheese with a tangy aftertaste of defeat."

## Correction Tape

Throughout Issue 2 of the Current Comic, Ashtray is seen helping Correction Tape walk up the mountain and hugging her after she is discovered to be alive after the cave crumbles.

## Diskette

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Diskette and Ashtray are seen chatting with each other.

## Olive Oil

In Issue 1 of the Current Comic, Olive Oil says that "everyone left sucks", talking about Blanket, Honey Jar and Ashtray.

## Ruler

At the end of Issue 1 of the Legacy Comic, Ashtray looks displeased with Ruler's remark about her being covered with cheese.
Herramienta Island

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Blanket

* Current
* Voting icon
* Alpha

**Blanket** is a contestant in Herramienta Island, competing as a member of Scorpius.

Blanket is a heavy sleeper.

## Coverage

Blanket is portrayed as a heavy sleeper in both comics, so much so that this character is never seen awake.

In the Legacy Comic, Blanket was used by Boomerang to shut Safety Pin up.

In the Current Comic, Blanket, along with Honey Jar, was chosen by Olive Oil to join Scorpius.

## Trivia

* Blanket is the only character not to have a proper idle.
* Kneady and Blanket are the only characters to have never spoken in either comic.
Rubber Band/Appearances

This page collects all the appearances of Rubber Band throughout the comic.

## Legacy Comic

* Issue 0
	+ Page 12
	+ Page 15
* Issue 1
	+ Page 3
	+ Page 22

**Total appearances: 4 out of 47 pages (8.51%)**

## Current Comic

* Issue 0
	+ Page 11
	+ Page 13
	+ Page 15
	+ Page 22
	+ Page 25
* Issue 1
	+ Page 6
	+ Page 10
	+ Page 14
	+ Page 19
	+ Page 22
	+ Pages 26-28
	+ Pages 30-31
Energy Drink

* Current
* Voting icon

> "*Let's rock.*"
>
> ― Energy Drink, about to be used as a propeller
>
>

**Energy Drink** is a female contestant in Herramienta Island, competing as a member of The Dominators. She is one of the three characters to be introduced in the current comic, along with Diskette and Acoustic Guitar.

Energy Drink is easily excitable and pretty friendly. She can get bored very easily when not in action.

## Appareance

Energy Drink is a blue can of a fictional energy drink.

## Coverage

Energy Drink is portrayed as the most thrilled character out of the contestants, zipping straight to the limousine and scaring Ruler in the process. Her friendship with Earbuds starts soon after.

Energy Drink is also shown to be extremely impatient, seldom letting doubts hold her back. During the first contest, she is used by Earbuds to carry her team to safety.

## Trivia

* She, like Rubber Band, does not like *Cotton Eye Joe* by Rednex.

## References

1. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 1, Page 21.
2. ↑ Current Comic, Issue 1, Page 14.