Twistvivor: Bolivian Barrage

***Twistvivor: Bolivian Barrage*** is the tenth season of *Twistvivor*. Succeeding an iconic season in season nine, this season had a lot to prove, but unfortunately has been deemed, to date, the worst objective season in *Twistvivor* history. Regardless, this season featured a few great iconic players and some good moves, and it is remembered for its uniqueness.

"Saving the season from being an F-Tier season," as host Crimson has said (paraphrasing), Luka defeated Jam at the Final Tribal Council in a 5-2 vote. This season has featured the most eliminations outside of being conventionally voted out in any season of *Twistvivor*. Notable players from this season have returned for future seasons.

## Production

This season was hosted by a large number of hosts and production members. The hosts included Crimson, Kaiden, Lansie, Notch, Snowy, and Vee, and the production team included Alein, Alice, Blissy, Bolivia, Brezito, Cole, Divine, Elle, Jackie, Jay, Josh, Luci, Meredith, Oreo, Peter, Pie, Plaus, Red, Sam, Teddie, and ThatOneDude.

## Twists/Changes

* **Bolivia Idols:** Every castaway was given a Bolivia Idol at the start of the game. It was derived from the 50/50 coin advantage seen in *Survivor*. When a castaway wanted to play their idol, a coin would be flipped. If it landed on heads, nothing happened, but if it landed on tails, all votes cast against that person would be negated.

## Trivia

* This is the second *Twistvivor* season to feature a winner who received zero elimination votes against them during the season. Luka succeeded Cranium from *Second Chances* with this feat.
* This is the first and only *Twistvivor* season in which every player was given an advantage at the start of the game.
* This season features the least amount of players to be eliminated from the game by means of being voted out.
	+ Out of the twenty-two castaways, only nine were voted out. The other thirteen castaways either made the Final Tribal Council, or were eliminated by means such as losing a firemaking challenge, quitting, striking out, or being "Cirie'd out" of the game.
		- Being "Cirie'd out" of a game means to be eliminated by being the only person eligible to receive votes at a tribal council due to everyone else being immune by advantages or individual immunity. In *Survivor: Game Changers*, Cirie Fields was eliminated by default at the Final 6 due to the other five castaways either being immune by individual immunity or by playing idols and idol-like advantages on themselves and others, making Cirie the only person eligible to receive votes at that tribal council.
* This is the first *Twistvivor* season to feature two players being "Cirie'd out" of a season.
	+ Cage and Saturn both were eliminated because everyone else on their tribe played their Bolivia Idols, all of which successfully landed on Tails, granting them immunity. Cage and Saturn also played their Bolivia Idols, but theirs landed on Heads, not giving them immunity. Due to this, both of them were eliminated by default on their tribes, as they were the only ones eligible to receive votes.
* This season features the most strikeouts in a season with four.
* This season features the most quits in a season with four.
* Originally, the Player of the Season award was given to Big Dog, but after further consideration long after the season, the award was redistributed and given to Jam.
* To date, this season has produced seven returning players (Candle, Reid, Pugh, Cage, Saturn, Logan, and Big Dog) for future seasons.
* The castaways featured in the season ten DVD cover are as follows from left to right, top to bottom: Candle, Luka, I8, Reid, Big Dog, and Jam.
* In the early drafts of the season, this season used to be named *Twistvivor: All Idols*.