Myka

Myka is a contestant on Visionary Survivor: Fans vs Favorites.

## Fans vs Favorites Summary

No one has a more properly aligned moral compass than Myka. As someone who comes from a difficult background, Myka made it his top priority to connect with people and play with a more humanitarian approach to the game. Within the first few days Myka linked up with Lexa and Mufasa. He had developed decent relationships with everyone on the Faen tribe, but he had found his trio with those two. In addition to his trio, he had also formed a six person alliance with Barney, Cole, Lexa, Mufasa and Storm. While the alliance had potential, they never got the chance to test their loyalty to one another due to never attending a tribal council together.

After the swap Myka remained on the Faen tribe with all fans. He had been swapped with Logan and Paul, two castaways who had irritated a majority of the fans, and Cole and Epoxy, two castaways who were irritated with Logan and Paul like Myka. It’s safe to say the numbers worked out in Myka’s favor. After losing the first post-swap challenge, it was pretty obvious that either Logan or Paul would be leaving. Initially the trio wanted to eliminate Logan since they perceived him as a bigger threat. But they also felt that he was more likely to have an advantage. So they went for Paul instead, and voted him out unanimously. Ironically, he had a legacy advantage that he then willed to Logan.

After winning the final two pre-merge challenges, Myka went into the merge with solid positioning. He had pretty good connections with everyone remaining, but hadn’t been too active strategically or physically to make himself a threat. After the first immunity challenge everything was set in motion for Logan to be eliminated in an easy majority vote. But when Logan pulled out a legacy advantage and sent Cole home, the game started to shake up a bit.

With such an explosive first tribal council everyone was left on their toes. Myka had become much more cautious about who to trust moving forward and was only really willing to trust his innermost circle of allies. After finding out that Ry had been associated with the Cole blindside, Barney became very adamant about voting out Ry and started spreading rumors about him around camp. This was alarming to Myka and he felt a little suspicious of Barney’s behavior, but he felt equally turned away by Ry. Ultimately he decided to stick with his allies and eliminate Ry over Barney. At the final ten, they abided by Bloody’s request to be eliminated.

At the final nine Myka’s bubbling disdain toward Booty had finally risen to the surface when Booty called an “island meeting.” Booty had been playing from the bottom ever since the swap, so he felt the need to shake up the game by calling out numerous players. Naturally, Myka wasn’t okay with this, which resulted in a minor conflict between the two. But ultimately their disagreement didn’t amount to much as everyone was more concerned with Barney’s recent chaotic behavior, which resulted in his unanimous elimination.

At the final eight the end game had begun weighing on everyone’s minds. It was no secret that Giully was the current favorite to win the game due to her game being so successful and so multifaceted, but the tricky part was figuring out the timing. Myka had initially wanted to target her at the final seven, but he needed to ensure that she would lose immunity in order to do it. Giully was a strong challenge competitor, so after she lost immunity to Booty at the final eight Myka and his allies figured that they should take their chance while the opportunity is still available.

Coming off of the Giully vote, Booty had become the primary target. But Epoxy wasn’t on board since she saw him as a goat that she wanted to drag to the end. So she made up a lie about him having an idol, which prompted Myka to suggest Hoeah as a safe vote. Not wanting to risk Booty’s potential idol, they eliminated Hoeah. By the final six Myka was starting to gain some traction for a resumé while remaining in good social standings with the rest of his tribe. The only problem was that people were aware of it. Knowing that Myka was a jury threat, Mufasa used her two legacy advantages to ensure that Myka would go home. She played one on herself and one on Myka’s target Logan. Neither ended up mattering as the vote split 3-2-1 with three votes on Myka, but nonetheless she succeeded and the biggest jury threat of the season was eliminated.