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The Revolution

The Revolution is the ninth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Eeveelution vs Starters.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Head Hunter*

One tribe member must race into the ocean to fill a bucket with water. Then they must bring it back and toss it to a tribemate. The bucket must be tossed twice more, and the final tribe member must catch the water itself in another bucket, and use it to fill a jar. The tribes must repeat this until they have enough weight in their jar to lower it to the ground, sending a lit flame up to a fire tower. First tribe to light their fire wins reward.

**Winners:** Chespin *(shared with Cyndaquil)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Memory Mosaic*

The players must stand behind a podium containing a mosaic puzzle. Each piece had multiple sides, each of a different color. The players would be shown a picture of a mosaic with a specific color scheme. The players would then have a minute to replicate what they saw on their mosaic, with those making a mistake eliminated. The longer the challenge goes, the more difficult the mosaics and the less amount of time there is to duplicate them. The last Survivor remaining wins.

**Winners:** Chespin

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 24

 Cyndaquil (6 votes)
 Flareon (3 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Cyndaquil
Tribal Lines Are Blurred

Tribal Lines Are Blurred is the seventh episode of Pokémon Survivor: Tocantins.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Get a Grip*

The castaways must hang onto a pole for as long as they can. The last person left hanging without touching the ground wins immunity.

**Winners:** Sceptile

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 21

 Slowbro (4 votes)
 Ivysaur (3 votes)
 Lugia (3 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Slowbro
Tribal Council’s Looming

Tribal Council’s Looming is the tenth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Tocantins.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Jala-Powed*

Each of the castaways would fill out a questionnaire about the tribe in private, then the results would be tallied and the Challenge would begin. The questions would be posed to the group and the castaways would guess whose name was written most often. Each time a castaway guesses the correct answer, they would get one chop at a rope assigned to another castaway. After three chops, the rope would be released, which would smash an idol, removing that castaway from the challenge. The last castaway whose idol is not smashed would win.

**Winners:** Mimikyu *(shared with Greninja & Garchomp)*, *(exiled Dragapult)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Snag, Drag and Bag*

The castaways would toss a grappling hook to retrieve three bags. The first three castaways to retrieve all of their bags would move on to the final round. In the final round, the three would compete in a labyrinth game. The first to finish would win.

**Winners:** Mimikyu

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 30

 Greninja(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Sceptile (2 votes)
 Dragapult (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Sceptile
Not As Easy As It Looks

Not As Easy As It Looks is the second episode of Pokémon Survivor: Tocantins.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Basket Brawl*

The tribes would face off in pairs. The four castaways would race along the beach to dig up a single bag in a designated lane. The castaways would then have to race back to their respective finish mat. The first person to be touching the bag and their finish mat would score a point for their tribe. The first tribe to score three points would win.

**Winners:** Jalapao *(exiled Toxtricity & Slowbro)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 6

 Gardevoir (6 votes)
 Corviknight (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Gardevoir
Snorlax

Snorlax is a contestant from Pokémon Survivor.

Starting off on the Sub-Par tribe, Snorlax integrated himself into a solid tribe alliance of 6 consisting of himself, Jigglypuff, Ditto, Slowpoke, Froakie and Growlithe. They went on to win every challenge until the swap, where the alliance would be separated from each other. However, Snorlax won the first challenge, but not the next. After he found an idol earlier on the game, he played it as he realised he was in trouble and was in the minority alliance on his team. Luckily, this worked out and Snorlax survived the elimination but wouldn’t have without the idol, sending Gengar home. He then went on to win the next immunity challenge.

When he made the merge, Snorlax quickly reconnected with his former tribemates to band together and vote out the former opposing Big Boys tribe. Their first target was Blastoise, who had an idol. This caused for one of their members, Slowpoke, to be sent packing. After this, Snorlax would go on to win the reward challenge with his remaining former tribemates to a trip to Outback Steakhouse. While there, they decided on voting out Mewtwo next for winning the last immunity challenge. This time, they succeeded, and Mewtwo was sent home.

Coming into the next reward challenge and winning it, Snorlax, along with Mew and ally Froakie won a trip to a spa, where they had lunch. Coming back from reward, the game shifted up and tribe alliances seemed like they were now no more with Blastoise, Charizard and Dragonite joining up with them. Froakie and Growlithe had also shifted, but it didn’t matter for now because they had the majority. At elimination, the 6 voted Mew, while the other 3 voted for Snorlax. This plan should’ve worked, but Mew had a super idol, bringing Snorlax’s game to a close.
Gengar

* Micronesia
* All Stars
* Pokémon Survivor 2
* Pokémon Survivor

Gengar is a contestant from Pokémon Survivor, Pokémon Survivor 2, Pokémon Survivor: All Stars, and Pokémon Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs Favourites.

Starting on the Big Boys tribe, Gengar formed close bonds with a lot of his tribe members. As they kept on winning challenges, they eventually reached a turning point in the game; the swap. However, he didn’t have to worry, because he held the majority on his tribe. But after an idol play by Snorlax, his whole game came crumbling down.

 Voted Out, Day 15
I Don’t Trust Him, He Doesn’t Trust Me

I Don’t Trust Him, He Doesn’t Trust Me is the second episode of Pokémon Survivor: Mystery Bay.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Web Over Water*

The tribes race one member at a time up a ramp and onto a rope spider web where there are eight bags for each tribe. Crawling underneath the web, they need to retrieve a bag. Once they have one, they must jump into the water below the net and make their way back to the start. The first tribe to retrieve all eight bags wins reward.

**Winners:** Mariana

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Dragged Through Mud*

Both tribes are attached to each other by a rope and must retrieve the other tribe's flag at either end of the mud pit. If after 15 minutes neither tribe has retrieved the other tribe's flag, it will be a one-on-one match between one player from each tribe.

**Winners:** Mariana

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 6

 Spearow (7 votes)
 Clefable (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Spearow
Out of Luck

Out of Luck is the eleventh episode of Pokémon Survivor.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity
**Challenge:** *Survivor Auction*
Players will be given $500 to be used for the auction. Players may share money and items. Auction will end without notice.
**Items Earned:**

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

 **Popcorn, Candy & a Glass of Soft Drink** | Blastoise
 **Quesadillas with Guacamole & Salsa** | Froakie
 **Covered Item (Steak Sandwich & Iced Tea orBowl of Rice & a Glass of Water)**(chose Bowl of Rice & a Glass of Water)
 **Covered Item (Steak Sandwich & Iced Tea)** | Charizard
 **Three Succulent Barbecue Ribs** | Mew
 **Advantage in the Upcoming Immunity Challenge** | Growlithe

**Challenge:** *Inside Track*
 The castaways had to dig in a circle of sand until they found a rope, which ran underground and was tied to five bags. Once the castaways pulled all five bags up and out of the ground, they had to untie the bags, each releasing one ball. They would then have to maneuver the balls, one at a time, down a small maze and navigate them into five holes. The first castaway to land all five balls win immunity.
**Additional Stipulation:** For purchasing the Advantage during the auction, Growlithe is allowed to forgo the first part of the challenge, skipping directly to the finals.

**Winner:** Froakie

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 30

 Charizard(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Jigglypuff (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Jigglypuff
Blastoise

* All Stars
* Pokémon Survivor

Blastoise is a contestant from Pokémon Survivor & Pokémon Survivor: All Stars.

Starting off on the Big Boys tribe, Blastoise joined up with former tribemates, Dragonite and Charizard, forming an unbreakable trio. Their tribe would win out until the swap, where Dragonite would be separated from them. However, this didn’t affect their chances in the game, as when they lost 2 times, they would vote out the final 2 remaining Starter tribe members, Pikachu and Eevee.

When he made the merge, Blastoise joined up with his former tribemates in voting out the enemy alliance, the Sub-Pars, who outnumbered them. Finding out that he would be the next to go, his last minute idol play saved him, and the so-called "ringleader" of the enemy alliance, Slowpoke, would be eliminated instead. At the next elimination, his ally Mewtwo was targeted, and was voted out after a dumb idea of splitting the votes. After Mewtwo’s elimination, everyone went crazy. People were switching sides left and right, and Blastoise, along with his core alliance, voted out Mew at the next elimination. It would’ve been Mew going, but her idol sent home newly-found ally Snorlax instead.

By this point, Mew was being targeted by everyone, but she did chaotic things such as send Dragonite home with 1 vote, cause confusion on whether or not she had an idol, forcing Charizard to play his idol, sending Jigglypuff home, and playing another idol when she reconnected with Blastoise and Charizard again, sending Froakie packing.

At the final 5, although they seemed like they had the majority, Mew’s flip-flopping and untrustworthiness would lead Blastoise and Charizard to vote for her, and Mew would side with former Sub-Pars, Ditto and Growlithe, sending Charizard home. At the final 4, Blastoise had 2 options; win immunity, or go home. He would unfortunately get the short end of the stick, going home unanimously.
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This Strategy Better Work!

This Strategy Better Work! is the fourth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Exile Island.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Puzzle Paranoia*

Each tribe has six floating puzzle pieces, and one at a time a member will race out to unclip a puzzle piece and get it inside the puzzle frame. Once all six pieces are inside the puzzle frame, the tribe will start to assemble the puzzle, matching the corresponding images on each side of every puzzle piece. The first tribe to correctly assemble the puzzle.

**Winners:** Johto *(exiled Lapras)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Sea Level, Tree Level*

One player sits on a swing-style chair attached by rope-and-pulleys to a barrel; another stands on a platform near the raised barrel. The four remaining players, tied together in pairs, cross a long balance beam holding buckets to reach the sea. Fill them up, come back across the beam, and pour it into a bucket, which will be winched up by the player on the platform, who pours it into the barrel. Eventually, the bucket will fall, raising the player on the chair until they can pull a pin releasing the tribe flag.

**Winners:** Paldea

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 12

 Lairon (4 votes)
 Pikipek (2 votes)
 Pansage (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Lairon
The Lines Have Been Drawn

The Lines Have Been Drawn is the second episode of Pokémon Survivor.

## Challenges

* Immunity (Day 8)

**Challenge:** *Mazed and Confused*

The tribes have to pull a cart across man-made and natural obstacles. They are carrying boxes of puzzle pieces in the form of a dragon. At three different spots, one player climbs up a ladder, using a bamboo pole, to reach out and release a key. The players must take that key, unlock a chest and put it in the cart. Once they have all the chests together, they must dismantle their cart and take all the chests out to stuff them through a barricade in the course. They must then climb up over the wall, reassemble the cart on the other side, and then make it through a bunch of natural obstacles to make it to the end. Using the pieces of the boxes, they must then solve a puzzle. The first two tribes to finish their puzzles win immunity.

**Winners:** Sub-Par & Big Boys

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 8

 Bulbasaur (3 votes)
 Charmander (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Bulbasaur
We’re Like Pagong

We’re Like Pagong is the twelfth episode of Pokémon Survivor: All Stars.

## Challenges

* Immunity (Day 31)
* Immunity (Day 33)

**Challenge:** *When It Rains, It Pours*

The castaways would stand on a perch, one arm above their head with their wrist tethered to a bucket of water on top of a platform. The castaway who could stand there the longest without tipping the bucket would win. During the challenge, host Slime would tempt the castaways to quit with offerings of cookies and milk; donuts and iced coffee; peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, chips, candy, and milk.

**Winners:** Umbreon

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Pegatory Knockout*

In the first round, the castaways would dig up a wooden peg and then guide the peg through a table maze. The first five to finish would move on to the next round. In the second round, the castaways would use four pegs to climb a wall. The first three to reach the top of the wall would move to the final round. The final round would be a sliding puzzle. The first castaway to finish their puzzle would win.

**Winners:** Gengar

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 31

 Krookodile (5 votes)
 Gengar (3 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Krookodile

## Day 33

 Jigglypuff (5 votes)
 Umbreon (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Jigglypuff
We Hold the Power

We Hold the Power is the seventh episode of Pokémon Survivor 2.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Smash and Grab*

One at a time, three players grab a club, swim out to a platform, climb it, smash a plaster box while jumping off to release a key, grab it, and swim back to shore. Once six keys have been retrieved (each swimmer must get at least one), two others use them to open a chest, grab the eight puzzle pieces from inside, and use them to assemble a 'map of the world'.

**Winners:** Regigigas *(exiled Krookodile)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Stairway to Heaven*

The tribes must place twelve poles of varying lengths into their holders to form a staircase, and then run up it. One at a time, three ride a zipline to a pontoon, grab a bag of puzzle pieces, and swim back, then all three climb a ladder back to the platform, where the final three solve the puzzle, a timeline.

**Winners:** Regigigas

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 18

 Yveltal (6 votes)
 Krookodile (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Yveltal
Mew

* Micronesia
* Cambodia
* Pokémon Survivor

Mew is a contestant from Pokémon Survivor, Pokémon Survivor: Cambodia & Pokémon Survivor: Micronesia - Fans vs Favourites.

Most notably viewed as her season’s villain in her first season, she started off on the Big Boys tribe, quickly connecting with her tribemates, most notably being Gengar and Mewtwo, her closest allies throughout the season.

Her tribe would win until the swap, where she would stay on the Big Boys tribe alongside Gengar, Mewtwo & Dragonite. Her tribe would win 2/3 challenges, unfortunately losing Gengar after an idol play by the current target, Snorlax.

At the merge, she reconnected with her former tribemates, who decided to split the vote. After Blastoise caught wind of him being the target, his idol play negated 6 votes against him, and eliminated Slowpoke instead. Unfortunately, this would be followed by Mew losing her closest ally left in the game, Mewtwo at the next elimination after a dumb idea to split the votes. After Mewtwo left the game, Mew became the next biggest target. Luckily, she had an idol and chaos happened, with Froakie & Growlithe joining up with her in voting out Snorlax, which they succeeded.

She would then go on to get 2 more idols, and do things such as send Dragonite home with her sole vote after Froakie & Growlithe flipped back the majority, cause confusion on whether or not she had another idol, making the targets become Jigglypuff & Charizard. Charizard would play an idol, getting rid of Jigglypuff. After Jigglypuff’s elimination, tribal lines returned, and Mew would play her other idol, sending out Froakie.

At the final 5, although it seemed like the final 3 would be all former Big Boys, talk about threats shifted the whole game around and Mew joined up with Ditto & Growlithe in voting out the other 2, Blastoise & Charizard, in which they succeeded. At the final 3, she would win immunity and send home who she perceived as the greater threat, Ditto home.

At the Final Tribal Council, Mew lost most of the votes of the jury, only getting Ditto, Froakie & Mewtwo’s votes, to the more likeable jury threat, Growlithe.
Back to the Basics

Back to the Basics is the season premiere of Pokémon Survivor: Eeveelution vs Starters.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Fire Starter*

This challenge consists of a commando crawl through a mud pit, three players moving a ball through a table maze, grabbing the ball, climbing a ladder to a balance beam, net slide back to the ground, three other players then using provided materials and matches inside the ball to build a fire in a cauldron to burn through a rope, lowering a torch, lighting the torch, and crossing the finish.

**Winners:** Starters

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 3

 Vaporeon (6 votes)
 Umbreon (3 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Vaporeon
I’m Running the Show

I’m Running the Show is the twelfth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Eeveelution vs Starters.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Troubled Water*

The castaways must race across a floating obstacle course in order to retrieve flags. First person to bring three flags back to shore wins reward.

**Winners:** Treecko *(shared with Totodile & Sylveon)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Island Hopping*

The challenge was a Survivor version of Shuffleboard. Each castaway will be given six metal discs. On the board there will be a map of the Vanuatu islands. The castaways must try to get their discs on the islands. The castaway with the most discs on the islands wins immunity.

**Winners:** Treecko

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 33

* Vote
* Revote

 Flareon (3 votes)
 Umbreon (3 votes)
 **TIED:**Flareon, Umbreon(3 votes each)

 Flareon (3 votes)
 Umbreon (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Flareon
Hope for the Best

Hope for the Best is the sixth episode of Pokémon Survivor.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Idol Hands*

Facing off one against one in a fenced off circle, a castaway from each tribe would hold a wooden idol on top of a platform that they would hold in one hand. They would use the other free hand to attempt to knock their opponent's idol off the platform. The castaway whose idol hit the ground last would score one point for their tribe. The first tribe to get four points win.

**Winners:** Big Boys

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Styx*

The tribes had to place poles of varying lengths into their holders to form a staircase, and then run up it. They would then make their way through a multistory wooden maze. Once every tribe member had made it through the maze, one tribe member would retrieve a key and use it to unlock a box of puzzle pieces. Two other tribe members then had to use the puzzle pieces to solve a puzzle, which displayed three numbers. They had to use the three numbers to solve a code. The first tribe to solve their code and raise their flag won.

**Winners:** Big Boys

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 18

 Eevee (5 votes)
 Charizard (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Eevee
She’s Too Good At This Game

She’s Too Good At This Game is the sixth episode of Pokémon Survivor: All Stars.

## Challenges

* Immunity
* Reward

**Challenge:** *Rope-a-Dope*

Each castaway will be connected to a long rope that is threaded through an obstacle course they need to climb over and crawl under. The first hero and the first villain to reach his or her finish post wins individual immunity.

**Winners:** Growlithe, Umbreon

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Rope-a-Dope*

The two winners of individual immunity will then compete for tribal reward, where they will have to go through a more difficult obstacle course.

**Winners:** Potential

## Day 15

 Krookodile(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Porygon-Z (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Porygon-Z

## Winners

* Vote
* Revote
* Rock Draw

 Gengar (4 votes)
 Lapras (4 votes)
 **TIED:**Gengar, Lapras(4 votes each)

 Gengar (3 votes)
 Lapras (3 votes)
 **TIED:**Gengar, Lapras(3 votes each)

 Arcanine
 Froakie
 Jigglypuff
 Pansage
 Sylveon
 **ELIMINATED:**Arcanine
Target On My Back

Target On My Back is the tenth episode of Pokémon Survivor.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Rove, Rove, Rove Your Boat*

The teams must go out in a boat to retrieve paddles with letters on them. The first team to come back with all the paddles and use them to figure a common Survivor phrase (Worth playing for), wins reward.

**Winner:** Blue Team (Blastoise, Charizard, Froakie, Jigglypuff)

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge** *Hard to Handle*

Castaways must stand on a narrow beam, while balancing a ball on a stick with one hand. At predetermined intervals, they would move further down to a narrower part of the beam, while moving their hand on a lower part of the handle of their stick, making it harder to keep steady. If they drop their ball or fall off their beam, they would be out of the challenge. The last person standing wins.

**Winner:** Charizard

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 28

 Mew(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Dragonite (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Dragonite
The Game Has Changed

The Game Has Changed is the ninth episode of Pokémon Survivor.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Supertramp*

The castaways will be divided in three teams. One member of the team must throw a rope with a hook in a box with sandbags at the top of a platform and pull the hook to drop twenty sandbags. Then another team member must toss the sandbags to another who must throw them in a net tube. When all the sandbags are inside the net tube, all the members of the team must maneuver the sandbags through the tube. Then one member must toss the sandbags in a trampoline to reach five net baskets. The first team to put one sandbag on each basket, wins reward.

**Winner:** Blue Team (Froakie, Mew, Snorlax)

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge** *Living Colour*

Slime would reveal a cycle of colored tiles to the castaways. Once the cycle is complete, the castaways would recite the pattern back by placing colored tiles in a chute. If they are incorrect, they would be eliminated. The last castaway standing wins immunity.

**Winner:** Dragonite

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 25

 Mew(used Super Idol)
 Snorlax (3 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Snorlax
Someone’s Gonna Be Lying to You

Someone’s Gonna Be Lying to You is the seventh episode of Pokémon Survivor.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Bermuda Triangles*

The castaways would stand on slanted slats on a podium over the water. At regular intervals, they would move up to a higher set of slats, making it harder to balance. After 30 minutes, the castaways would move to the top of the podium, where the last person left standing wins immunity.

**Winner:** Mewtwo

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 19

 Blastoise(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Slowpoke (3 votes)
 Growlithe (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Slowpoke
Million Dollar Decision

Million Dollar Decision is the season finale of Pokémon Survivor: Exile Island.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Wall to Wall*

The contestants must race to the top of a three-story climbing wall using four individually-shaped pegs. First, they must make their way through a table maze. Once at the end of the maze, each will release a bag containing their first two pegs and move to a spinning wheel. Reading the clues, each must spin the wheel clockwise, counter-clockwise, and clockwise again like a combination lock to find the one bag that contains their final two pegs. With the help of the pegs, the players must get to the top of the wall and place their pegs in the proper slots, which will raise a flag. The first person to raise their flag wins.

**Winners:** Lapras

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Balance of Power*

Starting on the largest of a series of floating platforms, every fifteen minutes the final three will move to the next smaller platform. As the platforms get smaller, it will get tougher for the Survivors to maintain their balance. Only their feet can touch the platform. If their hands touch the platform or they fall off, they are eliminated. The last person standing wins.

**Winners:** Ninetales

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 38

 Salamence (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Salamence

## Final Tribal Council

 Lapras (5 votes)
 Ninetales (2 votes)
 **SOLE SURVIVOR:**Lapras
We’re The Masterminds

We’re The Masterminds is the penultimate episode of Pokémon Survivor: Mystery Bay.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Second Chance*

The castaways will race across a balance beam, untying three sets of macanas as they go. The first three castaways to cross the finish line win. In round two, they would use the macanas to break a tile thirty feet away. The first two move on to the final round, where they will solve a puzzle based on a Maya calendar. Once it is solved, they hop into a cart and chop a rope with a machete, sending them down a ramp.

**Winners:** Vulpix *(shared with Paras)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Pole Dancing*

Each castaway begins attached to a long piece of rope wound around a series of pole. They would need to get enough rope unwound to reach the finish. Also, their hands and feet are shackled. They would reach for ten keys, using one key to unshackle their hands. At the next pole, they unlock their rope and unwind it. When they reach the last key, they will use it to unshackle their hands. The first person to cross the finish line wins immunity.

**Winners:** Paras

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 36

 Clefable (4 votes)
 Vulpix (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Clefable
Rise Out On Top

Rise Out On Top is the season finale of Pokémon Survivor 2.

## Challenges

* Immunity (Day 37)
* Immunity (Day 38)

**Challenge:** *Compass Ropes*

One at a time, the final five must collect eight bags from eight obstacles (mesh tunnel, mesh bridge, disc walk, V tunnel, swing steps, knotted rope bridge, rope swing, and an overhead cargo net), then use the puzzle pieces inside them to build a three-dimensional compass rose puzzle.

**Winner:** Froakie

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Self-Destruction*

The final four will have to stand barefoot on a small, individually-proportioned perch above the water for as long as possible. Every 15 minutes for the first hour, they will pull a rope and release a section of the perch, making it fall. After one hour, a section 'less than half the size of a postcard' will remain.

**Winners:** Jigglypuff

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 37

 Growlithe (3 votes)
 Nidorina (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Growlithe

## Day 38

 Froakie (3 votes)
 Nidorina (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Froakie

## Final Tribal Council

 Nidorina (5 votes)
 Jigglypuff (3 votes)
 Meowth (1 vote)
 **SOLE SURVIVOR:**Nidorina
Her Threat Level’s Too High

Her Threat Level’s Too High is the eighth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Eeveelution vs Starters.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Fire Fighter*

One tribe member must race into the ocean to fill a bucket with water. Then they must bring it back and toss it to a tribemate. The bucket must be tossed twice more, and the final tribe member must catch the water itself in another bucket, and use it to fill a jar. The tribes must repeat this until they have enough weight in their jar to lower it to the ground, sending a lit flame up to a fire tower. First tribe to light their fire wins reward.

**Winners:** Starters

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Jumper*

The castaways were divided into two groups. The castaways must race to a series of tall wooden towers in the water and climb to the top. Then they must navigate across a balance beam, retrieve a flag, and jump off the tower and race to the beach. The first two castaways from each group to bring three flags to the beach moves on to the final round. The final round would work the same way with the first person to collect all three of their flags winning immunity.

**Winners:** Cyndaquil

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 21

 Jolteon (6 votes)
 Torchic (4 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Jolteon
Under the Radar

Under the Radar is the fifth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Netherlands.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Spear Me The Details*

Each castaway would throw one stone at a set of three hanging tiles. For each tile broken, they would earn one spear to be used in the next round. The castaways would use a crossbow to shoot the spears they earned at a target. The castaway that shoots their spear closest to the center of the target would win.

**Winners:** Utrecht, Rotterdam

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 11

 Cofagrigus(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Houndoom (2 votes)
 Slowking (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Houndoom
A Student Does Not Question The Master

A Student Does Not Question The Master is the twelfth episode of Pokémon Survivor 2.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Pass The Bucket*

Blindfolded, the castaways will retrieve seawater in a bucket and throw the water to their guiding loved one, who pours it into a barrel, which will eventually lower and raise a flag.

**Winner:** Nidorina *(shared with Jigglypuff and Krookodile)*, *(exiled Gengar)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Floatsam and Jetsam*

The contestants must swim to a pontoon and cross over a group of outrigger canoes, balance beams, and pontoons to reach the other end of the course. They will then jump into the water, swim to the buoys, untying two bundles of sticks from buoys at the end of the course instead of diving for flags, then using the sticks and rope to build a long pole and retrieve two rings.

**Winners:** Froakie

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 33

 Krookodile (4 votes)
 Growlithe (3 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Krookodile
Flirting with Disaster

Flirting with Disaster is the ninth episode of Pokémon Survivor 2.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Make Your Point*

Two players run up the beach to a compass rose and dig in the position told to them (with a real compass to help) for a treasure chest. They then take the chest back to the start, where the other two read the directions painted on top and grab the next chest, and so on. Once all four have been grabbed, the tribe must untie them, take seven placards showing nautical flags (translations provided with Tree Mail) from inside, and place them on a board to correctly spell 'VICTORY'.

**Winners:** Regigigas

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *South Pacific*

One at a time, the tribe members must swim to a floating crate, dive down to unclip a bundle of placards, and swim back, with each subsequent person swimming to a crate closer to shore. Then, the four members will head to an answer table showing a map of the southern half of the Pacific Ocean (like one given with Tree Mail to memorize), and use the placards to correctly name ten island clusters.

**Winners:** Regigigas

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 24

* First Vote
* Second Vote

 Lickilicky (6 votes)
 Krookodile (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Lickilicky

 Krookodile(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Fennekin (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Fennekin
PvZ Beta Documentation Wiki

**Welcome to the PvZ Beta Documentation Wiki!**
A place to archive and document scrapped/cut content from the PvZ franchise (and concept art), mostly of the 3D shooters.

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Your Fate Is Out Of Your Hands

Your Fate Is Out Of Your Hands is the fifth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Eeveelution vs Starters.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Dive Masters*

Tribes must work together to make their way through three locked cages by untying planks, using grappling hooks to retrieve keys, and mastering a series of interlocking slide rails. The first tribe to crawl through the three cages to safety would win reward.

**Winners:** Eeveelution

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Outwit, Outplay, Outrig*

The castaways must race into the jungle to gather outrigger canoe parts and paddles. Once all the pieces are gathered, each tribe must assemble their canoe, then paddle out to retrieve their flag. The first tribe to bring their flag back to the beach wins.

**Winners:** Starters

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 12

* First Vote
* Second Vote
* Rock Draw

 Flareon (2 votes)
 Totodile (2 votes)
 Umbreon (2 votes)
 **TIED:**Flareon, Totodile, Umbreon(2 votes each)

 Flareon (1 vote)
 Totodile (1 vote)
 Umbreon (1 vote)
 **TIED:**Flareon, Totodile, Umbreon(1 vote each)

 Chespin
 Eevee
 Jolteon
 **ELIMINATED:**Eevee
Putting My Foot In My Mouth

Putting My Foot In My Mouth is the fourth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Netherlands.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Blind Barrow*

One member from each tribe would act as the caller. The caller would sit on a barrow, directing two blindfolded members to push them through a series of obstacles: first a set of speed bumps, then a maze, and finally a balance beam. At the end of the beam, the caller would retrieve a ball, then direct the two other blindfolded members to navigate the ball through a table maze and into a slot. The first two tribes to get their ball into the slot would win.

**Winners:** Deventer

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 10

 Oddish (5 votes)
 Lickitung (3 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Oddish
Deception is Key

Deception is Key is the second episode of Pokémon Survivor: All Stars.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *A Crate Idea*

In pairs, the castaways would race across a field to retrieve six large crates painted in their tribe's colors. Once all six crates were retrieved, the tribes would have to stack the crates into a staircase with the name of their tribe in alignment along the sides. The first tribe to complete the staircase and get all of their members up the staircase to the top of a platform would win.

**Winners:** Winners

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 6

 Ninetales (4 votes)
 Treecko (3 votes)
 Geodude (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Ninetales
Double Trouble

Double Trouble is the third episode of Pokémon Survivor: Eeveelution vs Starters.

## Challenges

* Reward
* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Great Escape Run*

Tribes must work together to make their way through three locked cages by untying planks, using grappling hooks to retrieve keys, and mastering a series of interlocking slide rails. The first tribe to crawl through the three cages to safety would win reward.

**Winners:** Eeveelution

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Great Escape Run*

Each person must dig ladder rungs out of the sand in order to build a ladder with. The first person to build their ladder and climb to the top would win immunity at their Tribal Council. The winner would award individual immunity to one person from the rival tribe. Also, they would stay at the other tribe's camp to gather enough information that would help them decide which member of that tribe would receive immunity at their Tribal Council.

**Winners:** Jolteon

## Day 7

* First Vote
* Second Vote

 Espeon (4 votes)
 Leafeon (4 votes)
 **TIED:**Espeon, Leafeon(4 votes each)

 Espeon (4 votes)
 Leafeon (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Espeon

* First Vote
* Second Vote

 Chikorita (4 votes)
 Scorbunny (4 votes)
 **TIED:**Chikorita, Scorbunny(4 votes each)

 Chikorita (4 votes)
 Scorbunny (2 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Chikorita
ABBA

ABBA are a Swedish supergroup formed in Stockholm in 1972 by Agnetha Fältskog, Björn Ulvaeus, Benny Andersson, and Anni-Frid Lyngstad. The group's name is an acronym of the first letters of their first names arranged as a palindrome. ABBA has performed twice in Theo's Song Contest, being Edition 1 and Edition 5. ABBA performed "Fernando" in edition 1 and "Super Trouper" in edition 5.

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Straw That Broke The Camel’s Back

Straw That Broke The Camel’s Back is the ninth episode of Pokémon Survivor: Edge of Extinction.

## Challenges

* Immunity (Day 25)
* Immunity (Day 27)

**Challenge:** *Squatty Probst*

Castaways must stand in a squatting position, releasing the safety from their apparatus holding up an urn of water above a fire. Should they stand too high, their urn will spill, extinguishing their fire. If they go too low, a flag will release, eliminating them from the challenge. The last castaway squatting wins.

**Winner:** Kabutops

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Paddle Out*

Castaways must balance a dish with five dimples on a ball support. Each castaway must land one ball in each of the five dimples. The first person to land all their balls wins.

**Winner:** Carracosta

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 25

 Bastiodon(used Hidden Immunity Idol)
 Tyrantum (4 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Tyrantum(Sent to Edge of Extinction)

## Day 27

 Bastiodon (5 votes)
 Aurorus (4 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Bastiodon(Sent to Edge of Extinction)
Gabriel Templar

Gabriel Templar is an indie pop artist based in Bristol. He has his own creative and imaginative style and pushes himself to become more unique whilst maintaining memorable melodies. Gabriel writes his own songs and is highly influenced by well known popular artists such as The Beatles, Arctic Monkeys and Eminem. From having such a range of styles as inspiration, Gabriel has his own way of combining their styles together to create his own genre and unique style from writing catchy pop songs to indie rap songs. He represented the United Kingdom in edition 1 of Theo's Song Contest, with his song "They're Not Happy About Me"
Unnamed 2021 PvZ 3D Game

BEFORE READING: note that the date was meant to say 2012 in the title, not 2021, i got it wrong and cant change it, whoops.

This was a game originally started in 2012, likely around november or after (based off the time the official PvZ account on facebook posted concept art.)

It seems to originally have been a shooter game, with the maps looking cartoonish and concept art of shotguns styled like the Cattail, and a plant that seemed to be Meelee (which seems like an onion with a bandaid on their head.)

It originally did not make it past the prototype stage, there at some point was footage of this prototype but it was taken down by Popcap Shanghai before it could be archived and documented.

A while after this, Popcap made PvZ:GW1, its very likely this prototype videogame was just meant as a test to see what they wanted a PvZ 3d shooter to look like, and this is the earliest concept we have of popcaps idea.

The concept art was pitched to Popcap Shanghai by American McGee, it also was apparently meant to be free to play and microtransaction driven, and apparently the game was only gonna be in asia.

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You Get What You Give

You Get What You Give is the eleventh episode of Pokémon Survivor: Netherlands.

## Challenges

* Reward (Day 26)
* Immunity (Day 28)
* Reward (Day 29)
* Immunity (Day 30)

**Challenge:** *Back in Slack*

Divided into two teams of five, castaways will race out to a rope bridge. Once everyone is over the bridge, they will need to toss a set of poles onto a rung. The first team to get all three of their poles on the rung wins.

**Winner:** Teal Team *(Blitzle, Chansey, Fletchinder, Hypno, Nidoking)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Uncomfortably Numb*

Each castaway must balance their feet on a very narrow perch while holding a handle above their head. If at any point, they let go of the handle or a foot comes off the perch, they are out of the challenge. The last person left standing wins immunity.

**Winner:** Cofagrigus

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Beastie Buoys*

Divided into two teams of four, the castaways must swim out to a platform. They will then need to climb the ladder and dive. Once everyone is in the water, they will need to release two lines of buoys. They must then find the five marked buoys, which they will then have to get into one of five nets. The first team to get all of their buoys in wins.

**Winner:** Turquoise Team *(Cofagrigus, Hypno, Krokorok, Slaking)*

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

**Challenge:** *Word Forward*

Castaways will race over an a-frame while collecting a string of blocks. They will then spin a pole to get another string and then cross a balance beam, retrieving another string in the process. They will then need to use the blocks to spell the word PERSPECTIVE. The first person to get the correct word wins immunity.

**Winner:** Hypno

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 28

 Blitzle (9 votes)
 Fletchinder (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Blitzle

## Day 30

 Slaking (5 votes)
 Cofagrigus (4 votes)
 **VOTED OUT:**Slaking
South Africa in Theo's Song Contest

South Africa participated in Theo's Song Contest in every single edition since edition 1. It has only ever qualified once, and has never won nor hosted the contest.

## Background

Theo's Song Contest is a international fan contest based on Eurovision held by the fictional Theo's Broadcasting Union (TBU). Each country is claimed by real people, and they send a song, the people then vote for their countries favourite song. Since the beginning, Theo's Song Contest has been open to every country that has sent in an application. South Africa is what is known as an "Automatic Entrant" which means that is guaranteed a spot in the contest. It is also considered one of the weakest Automatic Entrants, having one of the lowest qualification rates

## Edition 1 participation

South Africa chose SABC to be their broadcaster. They selected The Joy to be their representatives.

The Joy are an all-male a Capella group based in Hammarsdale. The song selected was "Umakoti Ungowethu." There is little information about the song, but we can assume that it is a love song. They brought nothing on stage and the background was a light blue. The song performed 17th in the 2nd Semi-Final and they came 16th, failing to qualify for the Grand Final.

Points awarded by South Africa at Theo's Song Contest edition 1
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This Wasn’t Part of The Plan

This Wasn’t Part Of The Plan is the tenth episode of Pokémon Survivor 2.

## Challenges

* Immunity

**Challenge:** *Get a Grip*

The nine castaways must hang on to a pole for as long as possible using grooves in the pole and rope coils around it to help. When they're on the ground, they're out of the challenge. The last one left wins.

**Winner:** Nidorina

~ Credit to Survivor Wiki ~

## Day 27

 Tyranitar (4 votes)
 Arbok (3 votes)
 Froakie (1 vote)
 Growlithe (1 vote)
 **VOTED OUT:**Tyranitar
Luxembourg in Theo's Song Contest

Luxembourg has competed in Theo's Song Contest once, in edition 6. It has never won or hosted the contest.

## Background

Theo's Song Contest is a international fan contest based on Eurovision held by the fictional Theo's Broadcasting Union (TBU). Each country is claimed by real people, and they send a song, the people then vote for their countries favourite song. Since the beginning, Theo's Song Contest has been open to every country that has sent in an application.

## Edition 6 participation

Luxembourg's first and only participation in Theo's Song Contest was edition 6, where the contest was held in Manchester, United Kingdom. RTL Luxembourg hosted their National Final, Luxembourg decides, which band Rammstein won, who had already represented Germany in edition 3.

The song that won was called "Angst" performed by German singer Rammstein. The song is a rock song about the fear of the unknown, and the escalation of what that fear brings with it. On stage, Rammstein were accompanied with the drummer on a higher level and the singer on the bottom. The stage background was blood red.

The song performed 1st on the first semi-final, and qualified for the Grand Final, coming 15th overall.

Luxembourg has mentioned that the reason for their absence is the size of the country, and if they were to win, they wouldn't have the space.

Points awarded by Luxembourg at Theo's Song Contest edition 6
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