PokéORG: Pokéstar Studios

***PokéORG: Pokéstar Studios - Second Chance*** is the sixteenth season of *PokéORG*.

## Twists/Changes

* **Second Chance**: Twenty-one former contestants, all of whom have played only once and did not win the game returned for a second chance.
* **Redemption Island**: When voted out, players will have a chance to reenter the game by competing in duels against other eliminated players.
* **Film Premiere Screenings**: For each round of the game, a brand new Film Premiere will be added into the game, which will add a twist into the game only for that round (unless specified otherwise). Each of the Film Premieres and twists are based around the previous fifteen seasons of *PokéORG*.
	+ ***Ransei* Premiere**: Much like how *Ransei* started out, the twenty-one players were divided into an unusual seven tribes of three. Based on the results of the first Immunity Challenge, the three best-performing tribes will merge to form a new tribe while the worst three would merge into the second. The tribe that places fourth in the challenge will be divided, where one member will join the winning tribe, while the other two would join the losing tribe with immunity for that Tribal Council.
	+ ***Unova* Premiere**: Two members from each tribe compete in a Reward Challenge to win a Safari Clue for the whole tribe.
	+ ***Reshuffle* Premiere**: The Immunity Challenge for the round was a card challenge.
	+ ***Alola* Premiere**: On Day 8, the remaining eighteen players were shuffled into three tribes of six on the new It Was Feetnix, Who Ate, and My Mango tribes. In addition, the players will compete for Individual Immunity and all three tribes would attend Tribal Council separately to vote out three people from the game.
	+ ***Kanto* Premiere**: On Day 12, the remaining players swapped tribes again, this time into two tribes of seven on Boss Baby Karim and Lechonk's Waifus. Due to an uneven number of players, one player would be sent to Exile Island for the round, much like the second swap in *Kanto*.
	+ ***Decima* Premiere**: The remaining fourteen players were faced with a Joint Tribal Council where they would have to vote one person out of the game. They were also given a PokéORG Auction beforehand for items to bid on.
	+ ***Ryme City* Premiere**: Like how the Head Detective twist worked, each tribe had 12 hours following the tribal council to vote for one player on their tribe to be the Head Detective. While Boss Baby Karim voted for Gimp, Lechonk's Waifus voted for Skiwi.
	+ ***Festival* Premiere**: The immunity challenge comprised various mini-games, a reference to the advantage system of that season.
	+ ***Galar* Premiere**: Like the Day 16 joint tribal during Galar, the top 6 scorers would win immunity, while the bottom 6 scorers would all attend tribals. DMs and alliances between the two groups were prohibited. However, the group with the imunity would still be able to spectate the tribal council.
	+ ***Kalos* Premiere**: Players were given the opportunity to give up their safari run in order to attend a special safari. Out of everyone who visited the special safari, the player who completed it the quickest would receive an advantage.
	+ ***Sinnoh* Premiere**: This twist came in two rounds and introduced a smaller safari known as The Underground in order to communicate. For the Final 10 round, all alliances will be locked and players will use the underground for alliance communications. For the Final 9 round, both of alliances *and* DMs were closed and all communication was in the underground.
	+ ***World Tournament* Premiere**: Reminiscing the *World Tournament* twist, the players would compete in an anonymous eight-seeded tournament. The winner would choose between winning immunity or winning a mystery advantage, while the runner-up would receive the other.
	+ ***Mystery Dungeon* Premiere**: The Immunity Challenge was based around the advantage system of *Mystery Dungeon*, where players would attempt to navigate and clear a Dungeon in the fastest amount of time.
	+ ***Hoenn* Premiere**: As reference to SirSalad's Rock Draw elimination in *Hoenn*, no re-vote will occur in the event of a tie at Tribal Council and will instead go to a Rock Draw. This twist would only be implemented for only the Final Six round.
	+ ***Johto* Premiere**: The Immunity Challenge is a re-mastered version of the Ice Gym challenge in *Johto*, which was infamously remembered for unfair to some players, this time, changed to be more fair to the players.
* **Tribe Colors and Tribe Naming**: All of the pre-merge tribe colors were based around tribes colors of the Film Premiere's season to pay homage to said tribes (Starting: *Ransei*, Grouped: *Unova*, First Swap: *Alola*, and Second Swap: *Kanto*). In addition, the players had the ability to name their tribes. The only exception are the seven starting tribes, which were named and drafted by a respective production member.

#### Advantages

* **Hidden Immunity Idol**:
* **Vote Steal**: An advantage that allows its user to steal a vote from another player and allowing its user to vote twice at tribal. This advantage expires after the final six.
* **Extra Vote**: An advantage that allows its user to vote twice at Tribal Council.
* **Half Idols**:
* **Final Tribal Vote**:
* **Invisible Advantage**:
* **Final Immunity Tiebreaker**:
* **Rock Draw Immunity**:
* **Nickname Changer**:
* **Idol Nullifier**:
* **Permanent Stamina Boost**:
* **Idol Bite**: An idol that negates one vote and only lasts for one round.
* **Pokédex**:

## Trivia

* *Pokéstar Studios* holds the record for the longest duration before a player was out of the game, at ten days. Thanks to Redemption Island, all twenty-one players remained in the game until Day 10, where Logan and Edvin were both eliminated that night.