Apple

**Apple** is a non-binary Fruit and contestant of the FVVGS in Fruits VS Veggies. They were the very first character created in the FVV universe.

## Appearance

What is there to say? Apple is an apple with arms and legs. Simple.

(In Apple’s redesign, they wear gloves, just like everyone else.)

### Terrestrial Appearance

Apple’s leaf is missing from their head, which causes them to go ballistic in some cases. Apple’s outline is changed to bright red and their stem’s size increases. Apple’s eyes become white and their color becomes red and indigo with a slight color gradience.

## Personality

Apple is a friendly and empathetic fruit who will do anything to help anyone—even veggies in some cases. Even though they’re regularly nice, they can be rather dim-witted at times. Sometimes this is intentional, despite being very strategic like Orange. It is also shown that Apple is very caring. When they win the *Most Valuable Competitor* of a Point Appointment ceremony, they share their mini prize with their teammates: especially Orange, Watermelon, Stawberry, and Banana.

### Terrestrial Behavior

When Apple’s leaf is detached from their head, they go ballistic. They are very likely to target the person who took it off; in most cases, with violence. Knowing that this hidden power can hurt others, Apple decided to train with Avocado to control the sudden change in behavior.

###### Positive Relationships

* Orange (best friend)
* Banana
* Watermelon
* Strawberry
* Mango
* Avocado
* Lemon (sometimes)
* Sir Tomato (sometimes)
* Radish (friendly rivalry)
* Grape
* Peach
* Carrot (frenemy)
* Mushroom (sometimes)
* Celery

###### Negative Relationships

* Carrot (frenemy)
* Broccoli (archenemy, mostly on Broccoli’s side)
* Onion
* Radish (sometimes)
* Jalapeño
* Corn
* Potato
* Bok Choy
* Mushroom (sometimes)

## Episode 1: Settle Up & Down

When Apple was invited to the FVVGS and met up with their teammates (which surprisingly included some of their friends), Sir Tomato, the organizer, decided it was time for an assembly of the seven fruits and seven veggies that would be competing for $1 million dollars each.

After some moments, it was time to begin the first minigame of the show. The lights dim and the spotlights lie on 13 chairs, giving everyone the common idea that the game was Musical Chairs (hence the title of the episode). When the minigame began, Popcorn was out first, then Mango, then Corn, then Strawberry, then Watermelon, then Jalapeño, then Broccoli, who tried to cheat to get Orange out, then, Avocado, then Onion, then Banana, then Orange, and then Potato. It was now a showdown between Apple and Carrot. Although it was very close, Apple misses the chair by an inch, allowing Carrot to sit on it first. That meant the first win went to Team Veggies.

In the episode’s mini-epilogue, Apple is emotionally defeated by their loss, which can show as to why Apple mostly takes the competition seriously. They began to apologize for making their team lose, but the rest of Team Fruits encourage him by saying “it’s only just begun.” This brings Apple back up as they promise their teammates that they would win the next round.

## Episode 2: Evade

It’s about time for the second minigame of FVV, which is Dodgeball. The fruits were extremely fired up to win, but no one got overconfident except for Banana, causing his loss in one of the rounds. The second to last round was a matchup between Apple and Jalapeño. Despite Jalapeño being an insanity-driven pyromaniac with the literal burning thirst to defeat his opponent, Apple takes the win with a close match of 3-2. This marks the first FVV Challenge Apple and the rest of their team won.

## Episode 3: Bakers At Stake

The third minigame is a baking competition. The 2 teams have an hour to go to the grocery store to buy ingredients. When the hour is over, you have to do with what you have and bake anything that’s…bakeable.