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Boofus

S4 Player

## Season Profile

VillainVivor was Boofus's first (and self-proclaimed last) org. He had spectated the last season, so he had some understanding of how to play, but his strategy was to act like he had no clue what was going on. This was shown as he constantly asked glaringly obvious questions about challenges and votes. People thought of him as someone who was essentially an idiot and an easy vote, but little did they know that he knew exactly what was going on the entire time. Early on, he was aligned with Jro and Curtis, which put him on the wrong side of the votes, but he used his social game to get in the good graces of the other Alskar members. When merge came, he stayed pretty under the radar until the F8 tribal where his duo, Jro, went home. He did everything he could to save him, but ultimately failed. From then, he was exposed as playing both sides and was targeted, but never got the votes thrown onto him. At F4, Average gave Boofus immunity to go to fire against Sun. At F3, Rose took Boofus to FTC with her, where he absolutely dominated and won in a 4-3 vote. He was Meredith's partner. He also won the Karmynn's favorite award.
Snowy

Snowy is one of the biggest names in the org community no doubt, notorious for playing up to 10 orgs at a time and performing well in them. His time in VillainVivor was no different. He's also known to get into showmances at every opportunity, which he did enter (albeit one-sided) with both Frankie and Ha during his season. He was doing pretty well until merge, where his #1, Ha, was secretly plotting his downfall. Snowy had the idol that Frankie had gifted him and he gave it to Ha for safe keeping just in case anything went wrong. He also had an idol nullifier that he won during a previous challenge, which he played on Marc, but he didn't realize that Marc had another idol, which he played. At this point, Snowy asked Ha for the idol back, but he wouldn't budge. Because of this, Snowy went out as the merge boot with a single vote, cast by his showmance. He won most robbed juror and also fan favorite.
Abe

## Season Profile

This was Abe's first org ever. He was recruited from Reddit and gave a phenomenal interview, scoring him a place on the cast. They were originally on the Usami tribe. From the very beginning, Abe was very social, which did not go unnoticed by everyone else in the game. They were a prominent figure in the "VC crew", often spending hours upon hours in the public VC. In the beginning, he seemed to have a stronghold on the game, running things on Usami. As time went on, however, they grew more and more paranoid. This often annoyed their allies, threatening his position in the game on more than one occasion. He was not afraid to leak information to anyone who gave him the time of day. This made others rank them high in their trust rankings, despite not really wanting to work with them. He would often give lengthy video confessionals, going into detail about his game and how he perceived others' games. As a final pitch, Abe let out a video in tribe chat which detailed who was in what groups and who was on the outs, as well as explaining how those on the outs could better their chances at winning. Even though they made solid points, most everyone was just annoyed by this antic and didn't take them seriously. Something interesting to note is that he was the only person to obtain an idol throughout the entire season. He ended up misplaying it at Skylar's boot. While in ponderosa, they were involved (and often the instigator) of many heated arguments, which ended up being too much for them, so they quit and left the server. Abe was very vocal about his belief that production was rigging the game, that production had favorites, and that other players were cheating. All of this proved to be unfounded, rather stemming from his own paranoia.

## Execution

**In The Red**

Abe stands in an empty office building, with his arms and legs chained to the floor. In his hands is a piece of paper and a pen, saying "How much money?". Abe is clearly confused, when a dollar bill flies past him, slicing him on the cheek.

Another one comes, and another, before more and more bills fly past him, cutting into his arms, legs, face, and chest. In his head, he's counting... "344- 345- 346-".

The bills fly faster and faster, continuing to cut through him. He pushes the pain out of his mind and focused on keeping track of the number. Eventually, they slowly come to a stop. Exhausted, Abe picks up the pen and writes down the number.

**$3,528**

He sighs, and puts down the pen and paper, confident he's right... when a loud buzzer sounds. He looks around, confused, and sees a lone dollar bill on the floor, stuck underneath his foot, marked with an X.

He steps closer to investigate it, and notices it slowly getting darker and darker, before looking up and seeing... a giant monocoin coming down. With no time to react, he puts his hands up to protect himself, but he ends up being crushed by the weight of the coin.
Pappmaschee

**Pappmaschee**, eigentlich **Filibert** genannt, wirkt am Anfang einfach noch so, als wäre er ein einfacher unscheinbarer Provisor im Mondscheinpalast, aber in Wirklichkeit ist er ein Unsichtbarer und ein Gehilfe von Gott und hat versucht, Ophelia zu töten.

In seiner Funktion hat er u.a. Reineke und "Mimo" unter sich.

**Filibert** sieht aus wie aus Papier, weil er immer mit seiner Umgebung verschmilzt und selbst so weiß und leer wie ein Blatt Papier aussieht.
Dino

## Season Profile

Dino was the first boot of the season. He was originally on the Usami tribe. While in the game, they were one of a few people who was constantly in the tribe VC. When they were present, it was hard to miss them because they were full of so much personality, often dominating the conversation. This was actually a reason that his tribe wasn't worried too much to lose him. They found that he was difficult to talk to in DMs, even if he did come alive in VC. People from the other tribe chose to target them because they were part of the "VC crew" and therefore thought they were closely aligned with the other members of their tribe.
Topof

Topof  is a tribe from *VillainVivor: Forbidden Fables*. Their members tribe was comprised of overachievers.

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## Tribe History

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Charlotte

Charlotte looked like she was going to win the game, but it came out at F4 that she had cheated during the F6 loved ones challenge by being told the answers by her loved one. It was also revealed that she had sought outside help in solving a puzzle for an advantage. She was banned from the server for her actions.
Mutter Hildegard

### Todesgrund

Sie hat sich selbst umgebracht, indem sie sich in ihre eigene Tasche "eingefaltet" hat

## Beziehungen

### Unterstützt

Erdenbogen, Ophelia, Gwenael

**Mutter Hildegard** ist die Architektin des Mondscheinpalastes. Sie ist dafür verantwortlich, dass dort so viele Leute leben können, denn sie kann den Raum verzerren, vergrößern und verkleinern. Eigentlich stammt sie von der Arche Erdenbogen, und ihr Name lautet "Doña Mercedes Imelda".

Außerdem leitet sie die Firma Hildegard & co, in der magische Sanduhren hergestellt werden. Damit stellt sie sich als eine gefährliche Konkurrenz für die Imaginationshäuser von Kunigunde heraus.

Sie ist keine Adelige, daher verwenden ja auch alle den Ehrennamen "Mutter" für sie. Umgekehrt ist sie auch eine Art Mutter für viele, speziell Diener und andere Gabenlose.

Sie behandelt die Adeligen sehr salopp und respektlos, aber kommt damit durch, weil ihre Dienste als Architektin so gefragt sind.

**Mutter Hildegard** ist schon eine alte Frau, sie hat graue Haare und ein faltiges Gesicht.

Sie raucht gerne Zigarren - manchmal zwei auf einmal.

Die Orange ist ihre Lieblingsfrucht und auch so etwas wie ihr Markenzeichen.

Im Original heißt sie Mère Hildegarde.

## Buch 1

Kurz nach ihrer Ankunft am Pol erfährt Ophelia von den berühmten Sanduhren der Firma Hildegard & co und fragt sich, was es damit auf sich hat.

Bei der Beerdigung einer Madame Frieda bringt "Mimo" (Ophelia in magischer Verkleidung) Mutter Hildegard einen Korb mit Orangen von Gwenael. Großmutter Katherina hält ihn nur kurz... Hildegard gibt Mimo als Dank drei blaue Sanduhren, was sehr großzügig ist. Die Orangen stellen sich als vergiftet heraus, "Mimo" kommt ins Verlies. Zwar wird sie wieder freigelassen, weil Mutter Hildegard behauptet, nur an einer allergischen Reaktion zu leiden.

Nach der misslungenen Opernaufführung ("Mimo" hat einen Fehler gemacht und sein Ruder vergessen) tröstet sie "ihn", dass sie selten so gelacht hat.

## Buch 2

Als Gäste im Mondscheinpalast verschwinden, müssen Ophelia und Thorn den Fall untersuchen. Die Spur führt in die Sanduhrenfabrik.

Mittlerweile hat sich Mutter Hildegard an einem nicht-Ort verschanzt. Ophelia gelangt nur dorthin, weil Kunigunde ihr eine schwarze Sanduhr gegeben hat, die sie aus Versehen auslöst. Mutter Hildegard meint, es liege ein Komplott gegen sie vor. Andere kommen mit Thorn, wollen sie verhaften. Aus diesem Grund bricht Erdenbogen nun die Beziehungen zu den anderen Archen ab.

Mutter Hildegard gesteht die Entführungen. Dann (gegen Ende des Buches) begeht sie Selbstmord (mit Hilfe ihrer Magie), damit Gott nicht ihre Familienkraft kopieren kann. Vorher sagt sie Ophelia noch, dass "ihre Gwenaelita" nun lernen muss, ihre Orangen selber zu schälen.

## Buch 3

Als Ophelia mit Blasius zu einem Treffen der Schmuddelkinder Babels in den alten Thermen geht, das unter dem Zeichen der Orange stattfindet, erfahren sie vom Anführer, dem Ohne-Furcht-Und-Beinah-Ohne-Tadel-Mann, dass seine Urgroßmutter Mutter Hildegard kannte.
Mike

S4 Player

## Season Profile

Mike was Elk's partner and a member of the Medkansla tribe. He started off in not the greatest position, having been deemed one of the inactive members. Episode after episode, people talked about how he just didn't talk to them. He seemed like an obvious first boot. When it came down to the first Medkansla tribal, the vote was between Meredith and Mike, but Meredith ultimately got the boot. He never really contributed to challenges, which didn't help his positioning in the tribe. At the next tribal, he was spared because Uni had taken greed, which pissed a lot of people off. In response, they went after Ian instead and then took out Uni, which got Mike to merge. Unfortunately, his inactivity caught up to him and he striked out at the start of F12.
Woodland Tribe State

**Woodland Tribe State** was ancient tribal empire located in northern Africa, lands of Libya, Algeria and Marocco. It was Federative Anarchism with African Polytheism and natural religions. Empire was found in 14000 BCE by uniting Woodland Tribes in northern Africa under 1 Federative Anarchism, and fell in 10000 BCE by invading Finn Dynasty and creating new, Alfabic Empire and adopting Greek culture and religion.

## Woodland Tribe State

### Ethnic groups

Ancient Turko-Arabs (60%), Sandawes (40%)

### Location

lands of Marocco, Libya, Algeria - North Africa

## History of State

Woodland Tribe State was formed by ancient Turko-Arabic tribes that lived in north Africa in 14 000 BCE. In 10 000 BCE, few tribes with part of army invaded Peloponnese's Finn Dynasty and formed Alfabic Empire that fell in 1810 BCE, which was definitve fall of ancient Turko-Arabic Tribes in Europe.

## Economy of State

### GDP per year

14,128 Billions Tribal Marks = 565 Millions USD

### Army Budget

45 Millions Tribal Marks = 1,8 Million USD
Frankie

Frankie was one of the most promising players of season 2, running his tribe from the start. He found the tribe idol early on and engaged in a showmance with Snowy. However, things went downhill when we was sent to the warehouse and chose all of the "easy" paths, which resulted in him only receiving 2 vote nullifiers instead of immunity, even though he didn't need it. He promptly rage quit the game, willing his idol to Snowy and seemingly quitting Discord entirely.
Battle of Okeanos

**Battle of Okeanos** was millitary conflict between Alfabic Empire on first side, and Zeta Dynasty at second side in 1810 BCE. Battle of Okeanos meant definitive fall of Alfabic Empire and forming of Sparta.

## Battle of Okeanos

### Result

Victory of Zeta Dynasty:
Declaration of new empire of Zeta Dynasty by King Zeuxidamos I.

## Commanders and Leaders

### 1st Side Leaders

File:Alfabicflag.png Alfas CCXLIV.**Generals:**
File:Alfabicarmy.png Idaeus
File:Alfabicarmy.png Antikles
File:Alfabicarmy.png Illyrius

### 2nd Side Leaders

File:Zetadynasty.png Zeuxidamos I.**Generals:**
File:Zetadynasty.png Theasides
File:Zetadynasty.png Protagoras
File:Zetadynasty.png Antagoras

## Strength

### 1st Side Strength

1 945 Mercenaries
3 033 Archidons
15 Eclipsors
1 299 Sicklewraths

### 2nd Side Strength

10 000 Speartons
57 Volunteers
2 Eclipsors

## Process of Battle

In 1810 BCE, Alfabic Empire's people suffered international crisis and it's economy stagnated. Crisis maked Spartans easier to beat Alfabic Empire. In the morning of 1st December 1810 BCE, Spartan Forces with Zeuxidamos, has began a massacre on people of Alfabic Empire. At the end of the massacre, they killed 85 000 people of Empire. Shortly after that, they began offensive and raids against Empire. In 18th December 1810 BCE, Spartan Forces with Zeuxidamos again, has began offensive at Field of Okeanos, which was located near city of Okeanos in Alfabic Empire. Just after few days of fights, Alfabic Forces surrendered. That meant fall of Alfabic Empire and forming of Zeta Dynasty with head of Zeuxidamos I. as first king and father of Dynasty.
Nehemiah

#### Season 7 player

Nehemiah was one of the 10 "fans" cast on ***Unleashing the Underworld*** and was placed on the ill-fated "villainous" Megara tribe. While he was in a good position for the first 2 votes on his 5 person tribe, this changed.

Nehemiah was in a solid trio with Sophie and Joaquin, and was well regarded by the tribe, being in no danger for the first 2 votes. Unfortunately for him, Sophie and Joaquin both noticed his threat level and were closer to each other for most of the Megara tribe's duration. Also unfortunately for him, Megara lost all 3 possible challenges they could lose, meaning 3/5 members had to be voted out. Dom and Zach were voted out 1st and 2nd in the season for not being the best socially and not integrating well, however now it came down to Nehemiah, Sophie, and Joaquin. Nehemiah was ranked #2 on both of their trust rankings, however the 3 villains all were being a bit chaotic and didn't trust each other so much at all. Nehemiah was very torn on which of his two friends to vote out, and was uncertain on what he should do. Joaquin and Sophie picked up on this, having also been unsure themselves. They perceived Nehemiah as trying to play them against each other. After a tough decision, Joaquin and Sophie decided to team up to blindside Nehemiah due to this. Nehemiah cast his vote for Sophie, despite having her as number 1 on his trust rankings over Joaquin, but it was to no avail. He became the 3rd person voted out and placed 18th.

Since Nehemiah was voted out pre jury, he was able to join the hosting team, and this is where he really shined. He won Favorite Host, tying with Tristian, and also was awarded Most Robbed Pre Juror due to the weird circumstances of his vote out. He even was involved in the 8 way tie for Host Favorite, sharing the title with many others who made it much farther in the game. He left a lasting impression on the community and remains regarded as a beloved figure and as a a good player who just got very unlucky.
Regina

Regina was a member of the Hadrol tribe. They started off closer to the bottom, but quickly close with Tara, who was a bit of a power player. Throughout the game, they had this image of being a goat, which didn't really ever shake. One thing is for certain though: they brought entertainment. While they didn't update their confessionals a ton, when they did, they were hilarious. She often brought witty one-liners that became episode titles. She was a little gullible, often believing anything anyone told her without fact-checking. They also had a bit of a temper, getting fired up very easily, often at the drop of a pin. When Jaff got voted off, they got roped in as being seen as one of two goats for Tara, the other being Ariana. When it came to F7, it was a tied vote between Roman and Jade. Regina had voted Roman. At this tribal, Regina expressed how terrified she was of rocks, noting that every time she had encountered them before, she had been rocked out. Roman tried to tell her that if she voted her, it was certain to go to rocks. Jade tried to convince her that it wouldn't. Ultimately, Regina kept her vote and it did go to rocks, where Regina was the one rocked out, just as they had predicted. She won the "Most Robbed Juror" award at reunion.
Baz

Baz was a unique character, to say the least. He was always on the top of his tribe and wasn't afraid to cause chaos. He regularly accepted punishments in exchange for more stamina in the safari and racked up disadvantages. In one particular instance, Divine offered that the castaway lose their vote for 3 tribals and Baz asked if, instead, he could just have a randomized vote for 5 tribals. His vote out was quite tragic because he was the 4th option. Everyone who was supposed to go before him was immune, so he was the default, which earned him the "Most Robbed Juror" award. He also played in the pre-season speed prior to season 3 and won, which was his first time playing a speed ever. He went on to play another pre-season speed, which he won, making him the only 2 time speed winner VillainVivor has ever had.
Zach

Season 7 player

Zach was one of the 10 "fans" cast on ***Unleashing the Underworld***, and was placed on the ill-fated "villainous" Megara tribe.

Despite being deemed a villain, he did not get up to much scheming, and prioritized being a team player and keeping the tribe strong. However, he turned out to be very unaware socially. He quickly got on the nerves of his tribe during a VC early on. He talked at length about himself and dominated the entire conversation, annoying everybody. This permanently damaged his position on the tribe, as the power structure formed around Nehemiah, Sophie, and Joaquin. However, despite Zach never realizing he was annoying his tribemates, he actually was able to do damage control simply by forming closer bonds than Dom did. This resulted in him surviving over Dom when Megara lost the first immunity challenge, although this was largely due to the fact Zach was just more talkative overall. Dom tried to target him, but it did not work and Zach stayed.

Upon Megara's next loss at the second immunity challenge, Zach's number was up and the rest of his tribe was already prepared to vote him out. Zach had realized at this point that this was going to happen, and his plan was to convince Joaquin to vote with him. In confessional, Zach talked about how Sophie and Nehemiah were too chaotic and emotionally driven and that they would be voted out soon, which ironically actually came true to a certain extent. Zach cast a vote for Sophie, but his plan failed and he was voted out unanimously. He placed 19th.
Ryssi

## Season 8

   **Ryssi** was a castaway on *Season Eight: Deathcast Calling*. His duo partner on the season was Alex.

Ryssi was another big character that we had on this season. He was easily the OTT King even though his time on the season was very short. He had a hilarious personality and decided to take advantage of the duo twist of the season by gaslighting his partner, Alex, the whole time they spent together. A highlight of Ryssi's game was his decision to NOT tell Alex about the friendship idol he had found in the safari, which led Alex to think that everyone got an idol after their partner went out for a short time.

He started off decently well on his original tribe as he grew extremely close with Ava and Zap which led to the Furrzappy alliance, which ironically is also something that contributed to his exit. His relationship with Ava and Zap really affected the course of his game with how the swaps every round worked out.

His personality became dangerous for him in the game when the Double Dog Jigsaw challenge came around as rumors and comments flooded both tribes due to the behavior of Saggy at this live challenge. Ryssi and Ava from here on out became known as threats to Saggy as they didn't agree with how he acted at the challenge and since Jack, Saggy's partner, was able to leak everything they were saying to Saggy.

## Season Profile

Ryssi's elimination was truly unfortunate as it wasn't necessarily his fault. Before Ava, Ryssi, and Zap were separated from each other due to swaps, Ryssi let Ava and Zap know that he had found the friendship idol and the parameters of this idol: he could only play it on someone else and never on himself, it was also non-transferrable. Zap passed this information off to Izzy as soon as she found out which was then eventually used to vote off Ryssi out of fear of him possibly playing the idol on Ava.

Ryssi also didn't do himself any favors as he became a very visible player on his tribe at this double tribal and was accused of trying to target Saggy and his numbers. He also got grouped as a trio with Ava and Peanut which didn't help his case.
VillainVivor: Unleashing the Underworld

***VillainVivor: Unleashing the Underworld*** is the seventh season of Villainvivor.

The season was characterized by very influential tribe swaps, some intense interpersonal drama, and strong strategic gameplay throughout. Some of Villainvivor's most memorable characters returned as favorites, and the fans all played hard to varying degrees of success. The season was well received, despite occasional hosting miscommunications resulting in major gameplay shifts. The season featured 1 quit and no ejections, although Emmy almost struck out at the final 6.

Ultimately, the season featured a final 2 where **Roman** defeated **Emmy** in a close 5-4 vote.

At the reunion, **Uni** was awarded Hero of the Season. **Roman** was awarded Villain of the Season and also won the Fan Favorite award over Uni by a narrow margin. **Boofus** was named Player of the Season for his idol plays and cutthroat strategic game. For being a highly memorable character for his gameplay and for his many (albeit well intended) arguments with the hosting team, **Jro** was granted the Honorary Nikos "Bruh" Memorial Award. **Lex** and **Nehemiah** tied for "Most Robbed" Pre Juror, while **Jordan** was awarded "Most Robbed" Juror due to being eliminated by a single stray vote. In an unprecedented 8 way tie, **Roman, Emmy, Joaquin, Boofus, Jordan, Sophie, Lex,** and **Nehemiah** all were given Host Favorite. **Uni** and **Jordan** also won Best Duo.

Interestingly, **Jordan** won the ability to choose the FTC format at the final 10 auction, which consequently made **Sophie** the 1st member of the jury when he selected a final 2 over a final 3.

## Production

The production crew for this season is made of:

## Format/Twists

* **Season Format:**
* **Tribe Composition:**
* **Fans vs Favorites:** 10 newcomers were cast in addition to 10 returning players selected by fan vote. Returning players were able to campaign for about a month prior to the season and even vote for fellow candidates to get on
Elliot

## Season Profile

**Elliot** is a castaway on *VillainVivor: Hell Hall*.

Elliot was beloved by many of the specs and was an early winner contender in edgic. He made enemies with Ethan earlier however who was able to team up with the opposing tribe and take him out during the joint tribal. He won most robbed of the season.

## Trivia

* Elliot is the first player on VillainVivor to be Voted Out on a Joint Tribal.
Nimki

Nimki was the youngest person on the cast. Going into the season, they had a reputation for being a larger than life personality, but that failed to show through in the actual game. They were a bit on the inactive side, not really connecting with anyone. During the joint double tribal, they got close to Nae when she told him that his name was being thrown out by David. When the swap happened and her tribe went to tribal, she immediately targeted David for this betrayal, with the help of Nae. However, when they went to tribal again, all the votes were put in for Nimki before he even woke up. However, Nae did message them and told them that she'd buy the extra vote to save him. That's when he told her that he had already locked his vote on her, which sealed his fate.
Tired

* S4
* S1

## Season Profile

**Tired**, also know as Sun, is a castaway on *VillainVivor: Hell Hall and VillainVivor: Harga's Temple*.

In season 1, Tired was a chaotic player who went out due to his notorious overplaying. He eventually went on to become VillainVivor staff for seasons 2 and 3.

In season 4, he went by the name Sun and started off pretty low on the Alskar tribe. He was one of 3 returnees on the season. Accused of being inactive, his tribe wasn't the fondest of him. Jro tried to rope him in and get him to flip on the girls alliance, accusing them of going after him. At the greed challenge, Boofus tried to convince Sun to take greed, telling him that he was in trouble. Sun refused though and instead successfully convinced his partner, Uni, to take greed on her tribe. When it came to merge, he played a pretty under the radar game, ultimately aligning with Jro and his crew, however when it came to the Jro/Court tie at F8, Sun was the flip vote that sent Jro packing. This shifted Sun's positioning in the game and made him a bit more of a threat, even though the jury didn't really respect his game. Average, believing Sun to be a challenge threat, forced fire against him at F4 and won, sending Sun out in 4th place. He won the "Most Robbed Juror" award.

## Trivia

* Along with Jessica, Tired is the first boot of the VillainVivor Series.
	+ Despite the fact to be the first boot on Hell Hall, Tired hadn't the lowest placement on the season. This was because Robert and Ray were removed from the game before the first tribal council.
Looking

Looking started off hot, quickly trying to gain favor from the Hadrol tribe that they were on. Unfortunately, this made them seen as a bit of a game bot. Fortunately for viewers, this led to many hilarious confessionals, such as when they suggested 2 options: an easy move of taking out Tara (who apparently they didn't realize was a huge power player) or a "huge" move of taking out Myno (who apparently they didn't realize was inactive.) No one trusted them, but they thought they were running the show. When it came to challenges, they were often no where to be seen. Deemed the tribe pot head, they were often the comic relief of the pre-merge. When swap happened, their downfall came during a live puzzle challenge when they offered to help, but took a shower during the middle of it instead. Even though they tried to explain that they have very strict parents, and even though they even tried to do the puzzle in the shower, their tribe used this as an excuse to vote them out. It didn't help that they had gained a reputation as being a bit of a wildcard during their short time in the game.
Tristian

## Season Profile

Tristian was originally on the Usami tribe. He started off in a very strong position, utilizing a superb social game to make connections with as many people as possible. Additionally, he was a member of the "VC crew." This painted a target on his back from the very beginning. He was definitely the closest to Abe, even if he was frustrated with their constant paranoia. When the tribes swapped, Tristian was absolutely swap-screwed, but managed to survive. By merge, he wasn't playing the game he wanted to, but rather a game of survival. In the early stages, he still gave it his all, but he self-admittedly gave up when his best ally, Abe, was voted off. This is because he realized that the pagonging was inevitable. Still, he managed to be the last of his alliance standing, this due to his excellent social game that kept people feeling close to him. While he wasn't the strongest physically, he did manage to win the final immunity challenge, a necessary win to get him to the end. He was much closer to Naran than anyone else at this point in the game, which saved Naran and sent Mariano packing. At final tribal council, the vote tied 3-3-3, resulting in the first juror being removed and Naran casting the winning vote. In the end, Naran chose Barney. Interesting to note is that if Abe hadn't quit, Tristian likely would've won. At reunion, he won the class president award (most social). He also joined production after the conclusion of season six.
Elk

S4 Player

   Elk was a loyal player, so loyal that it cost him the win. He analyzed the game constantly in his confessionals and was great about letting the audience know what he was thinking. He usually had decent reads on the game. What mattered most to him in the game was his duo, Alex, who he decided to take with him to FTC, despite knowing that he'd have an easy win against Jason. Elk's biggest mistake, which can be said of many others, was his lack of making moves this season.

In Season 4, Elk was Mike's partner and was a member of the Alskar tribe. He was one of three returnees to the game and the only person to have played on the previous season. There were some slight accusations of metatargeting against him by Jro, but they were quickly resolved by production. At the very first tribal council of the season, Elk was busy dealing with personal matters, so he wasn't as active as he normally is, which led to him being seen as an easy first boot. When he found some free time, he fought tooth and nail to stay in the game. Most notably, he sent a long message in tribal being quite candid about the personal issues he was going through that led to him being absent from the game. It was enough to sway some of the more emotional players like Court, but at the time she didn't have enough influence in the game to save him and he ended up being the first boot of the season. At the end of the season, he joined the production team as a host.
Ginger

## Season 8

In season 8, Ginger started off in not the best position, as he was out with friends and cross-faded on the night of marooning. This caused some people to view him as inactive, but over time, he used his superior social game to impress everyone else.

He quickly became very close with his duo partner, Gold, and at the Peanut vote, they were playing the middle a bit. Ginger and therefore Gold, made their first mistake at this vote with the things that were said to Alex. They told Alex they would vote Shaun, which led Alex and Peanut to have false hopes for this vote and when Peanut went out, Alex was left very upset with Ginger and Gold. This was the beginning of Ginger's downfall.

From this point forward, people saw him as a very strong and sneaky player. He had aligned himself with the "Duolition" aka Zap's side. His second mistake was when he threw a rogue vote at the Chris vote. The Duolition was already on shaky territory as Izzy felt unheard with targets for the votes which led to a Chris vote from Izzy. All of the duos agreed to vote Chris but Ginger decided to throw a vote unannounced and caused a lot of tension within his group. He did eventually own up to this when questioned in his alliance but his alliance was already upset with his decision. This caused them to want to flip on him, making him the first casualty of Zap's side to go. In Ponderosa, he served as the bartender and kept things light-hearted and fun throughout the duration of the game.
Rose

S4 Player

Rose was Laflare's duo. She came out of retirement to play VillainVivor. Her relationship with him is an interesting one as they started off as enemies. During the game, she quickly gravitated towards Court and the pair became an unbreakable duo. In fact, Rose was even closer to Court than she was to Laflare. Early on, in her confessionals, Rose mentioned that she was going to throw the game to let Laflare win. It was a common theme throughout the game for her to note that she was too busy to be invested in the game, yet her social game consistently proved otherwise as she dominated that aspect of the game. In the beginning, she was looked as the threat in the power duo of her and Court, but when merge hit, she was soon looked at as a goat, even being voted as such in Touchy Subjects. She once mentioned that she knew Court needed to go, but she was relying on other people to take her out so she didn't have to get blood on her hands. After Court went home, Rose was seen as a threat, but she managed to win immunity when she needed it and save herself. Ultimately, she thought she had a better chance against Boofus than Average at the end. At FTC, she floundered, completely paling in comparison to Boofus, who she coached. This led to her losing in a 4-3 vote. She did manage to win the Player of the Season award along with the best duo award.
VillainVivor: Oogie Boogie's Lair

***VillainVivor: Oogie Boogie's Lair*** is the third season of Villainvivor. Season 3 of VillainVivor was generally well received. However, it was criticized for the overwhelming number of advantages introduced as well as the overpowered advantages in the game. This was the first season where there wasn't a strike out. This season is remembered most for its wildly entertaining cast of very emotional and dynamic characters. Even though the game itself was lacking gameplay, the players themselves were very fun to watch.

**Iris** defeated **Elk** in a 5-2 vote.

## Format/Twists

* **Season Format:**
* **Tribe Composition:**
Sophie (S6)

## Season Profile

Sophie was originally on the Monokuma tribe. She was one of the quieter players of the season, even though she regularly updated her confessionals. On original tribes, she was decently aligned with everyone, but wasn't a social beast. Unfortunately, she got swap-screwed and ended up being voted out in retaliation of Laura getting voted out.

## Execution

**Fire In The Hole!**

Sophie finds herself on a open golf field, tied to a golf pole on one of the holes. Not so far from there, Monokuma takes position with one of his favourite bats, calculating the distance and wind in her direction. Sophie tries her best to free herself from the chains tying her but they are too strong and that's when Monokuma starts to hit the golf balls.

Each golf ball hits like rocks, pummelling Sophie's body over and over, each one felt like a big punch to the gut or to the face, and it would get worse and worse as Monokuma starts to speed things up. However, the sheer force alone, breaks the chains, freeing Sophie.

As Sophie stumbles, hitting the ground a few times as she tries to run away, suddenly a Monokuma on a crane holding a giant golf club comes around the corner, hitting her on the side with it, sending her flying towards a giant hole not so far from there. After falling for a few minutes, a echoing splat could be heard.
Golz

#### Season 7 player

Golz was one of the 10 "fans" cast on ***Unleashing the Underworld*** and was placed on the "heroic" Philoctetes tribe. He is regarded as a very aggressive strategist, and VV was his first ORG.

Golz started out the game playing hard, quickly forming a core trio with Amelia and Jordan. He did his best to call the shots on the tribe, and he was well regarded at this point. He formed a very close bond with Amelia over their shared experiences. Patrick and Mo were left on the outs due to their comparative inactivity, and Golz was convinced Mo needed to go and was unwilling to waver on this, which caused some tension on the tribe as Amelia preferred to target Patrick. Luckily, the Philoctetes tribe won every immunity challenge they could, never having to go to tribal. Golz was sent to exile, where he met Jro and Myno. While Myno did not talk at all, Jro attempted to strike up a dialogue with Golz and form a cross tribal alliance with him. Golz did not appreciate this and did not reciprocate Jro's efforts, deeming him a huge threat right off the bat. He relayed this to his tribe immediately. Golz won nothing at exile, likely increasing his suspicion of Jro. It became clear to everyone Golz wanted to play along Fans vs Favorites lines and was not flexible on this.

This proved true when Golz was swapped to Panic, although he never had to go to tribal at all until the final 15. It was here he severely overplayed his hand, gaining the ire of his tribe. Even his former close allies in Amelia and Jordan saw him as too chaotic, and that he was doing far too much. Golz hurt his social capital a lot through his antics and over strategizing, which was exemplified no further than when he targeted Quinn. He feared Quinn had the idol, and he was correct. However, Quinn was much more well connected than he was at this point. The favorites on the tribe did not regard Golz highly, and most of them knew about Quinn's idol anyway. Patrick was still set up to be the consensus target, however Golz was not happy with this. He attempted to orchestrate an overly complicated split vote to get Quinn out, but this was the last straw for everyone, even his allies Amelia and Jordan. They decided he was a liability, and Quinn was a close ally of Amelia. As a result, they flipped on him despite liking him and Golz's crazy plan failed spectacularly.

Golz was then unanimously voted out at his first tribal and placed 15th. He was the 6th person voted out.
Matty

## Season Profile

Matty was originally a member of the Monokuma tribe. He was the oldest member of the cast, so he was outcasted from the beginning due to younger players finding it difficult to connect with him. His pre-merge game was not necessarily flashy, but he definitely picked it up at the merge, becoming a chaotic villain early on. The Usamis were complaining about the pagonging, so Matty offered to flip and vote out Jules. The Usamis fumbled the bag by leaking this, which led to not only distrust of Matty, but also him deciding not to flip. It also began the rivalry of the season between Matty and Jules. On the Toxic vote, Matty flipped on the tie to vote out the fellow Monokuma. From here, he flipped back to the Monokumas and played a very wishy-washy game in general, which meant that people never fully trusted him. His chaotic gameplay is what caused people to flip and vote him out on a tie, all except Barney, who Matty spared in his scathing final words. This chaotic gameplay also resulted in Matty receiving the most votes out of anyone, at 19 votes.

## Execution

**Crowd-Pleaser**

Lights come up on an audience of Monokumas seated in a large auditorium. On stage, stands Matty. A screen shows the words to his favorite song. Behind him, the music starts. He knows this song by heart. He can get out of this! He grabs the microphone and starts to sing. Note by note, the song goes on. The Monokumas sit there, blankly staring at the stage. This... new feeling... something he's never felt before. The fear of failure and disappointing his audience.

**SPLAT!**

A lone tomato falls on the ground next to him. He stares at it, eyes quivering, then they dart back to the lyrics. They warp, changing into different words. The music behind him speeds up and the room fills with dissonant chords.

**SPLAT- SPLAT- SPLAT-**

The tomatoes come at him faster and faster, as the lyrics change and change. He stares at the audience, shaking, silent, as the tomatoes fly in.

**SHINK!**

A shot of pain shoots through his leg. They're throwing knives... knives? Knives! Oh shit. Oh shit. His eyes dart around the auditorium, eventually landing at the door. It's open! He jumps off the stage, making a run for it.

**SHINK- SHINK- SHINK-**

More and more knives fly in. He's almost there! He can get out! He falls on the floor, dragging himself to the light shining through the door. Before... it closes. Matty looks up at the door, as the song slowly comes to an end. With no hope for an encore, Matty falls to the floor. The final chord plays, and the curtains come to a close.
Toxic

## Season Profile

Toxic was originally on the Monokuma tribe. He was a very social player, making connections with everyone in the game early on. However, there was one connection that went above and beyond: the one with Naran. They were a duo from day one practically. Very quickly, Toxic was positioned well in the Hot Babes alliance. Even though it was usually Naran calling the shots, Toxic was the one who took the blame for them. He was viewed as the puppeteer who was masterminding the pagonging of the Usami tribe, even though he had very little involvement, with plans often being decided while he was asleep. This made him a target from the start, being the second most vote getter in the game. The other side tried many times to get him out, but they almost always came up short. Until one round, they managed to get the Blackened vote and forced a tie that involved Toxic and Frost. On the revote, Matty flipped, sending the biggest threat in the game out the door. At the reunion, he won best duo with Naran and Gabriel's favorite.

## Execution

**The ABCs Of Murder**

Toxic is dragged in by the neck onto a stage, with fifty people around him, all different speaking languages.

Monokuma steps out in a dress made out of flags and says "You will have to translate the messages that they are saying, and everytime you miss one, You'll be stabbed with a knife, and when you translate it correctly... They explode!!"

5 people start speaking at once, and Toxic translates all of them and their bodies explode, splattering blood all over him.

Another group comes out, but he misses one and gets stabbed. He winces, but with a look of determination, he carries on.

Everyone else comes out, and he can't keep up. He keeps on getting stabbed with knives, but confetti shoots out from the sides. A sign flickers on saying **Last one!**

Monokuma walks out from the crowd, and starts speaking giberish, a clock counts down and Toxic starts panicking. He goes to run off the stage but monokuma grabs him by the neck. As the countdown ends, all the knives shoot out from Toxics body, causing blood to start gushing out of him. With a wave of Monokumas hand, all the knifes shoot back in and cut toxic up, causing his flesh to shoot out everywhere over the crowd.

Monokuma laughs and says "That's what you get for being in the splash zone!" As the lights dim and he walks off the stage bowing.
Ribbit

VillainVivor was Ribbit's first org. He was quick to fall under Marc's charm, but eventually he did make a name for himself, so much so that he was seen as a threat. He ended up taking all of the sacrifices during the sacrifices challenge. Ribbit won Hero of the Season due to his dedication to his team throughout the season and his positive outlook on the game. He's been part of VillainVivor staff since the end of S2.
Emmy/Emmerson

Emmy was a fierce player, so much so that they overplayed. One key thing that stands out is that they put every single DM they had in a google doc to share with specs. This was someone who was dedicated to the game. When she realized that she was the vote, she did everything she could to get the votes off of her, convincing Marcus to be on her side to vote for Star. When it was clear that it wasn't going to go how he wanted it to, he decided to hold the vote hostage and force everyone to wait the full 24 hour cycle when they were begging for everyone to lock their votes already. This caused Xalec to get very paranoid and just generally erupted chaos, which is exactly what they wanted. Emmy joined VillainVivor staff at the end of S3.
Marc

Marc is by far one of the most entertaining players VillainVivor has ever seen. He would update his confessionals regularly, talking shit about any and everyone. He also did video voting confessionals. During pre-merge, he ran the game, but he definitely fell from grace during merge when he had to use both of his idols at the merge vote. At that vote, he worked with Ha to pull off the best play of the season by using his advantage of getting the hosts to write anything in treemail to say that Ha's vote had been stolen and then idol out Snowy. This unfortunately put a lot of heat on Marc's back, so he was constantly working from the bottom up. Still, he managed to make it to 5th, where he was taken out because everyone recognized him as the biggest threat left in the game. He was a contender for Villain of the Season, but ultimately lost. He did walk away with "Best Play", "Host Favorite", and the most episode titles, however.
Omega

Omega had actually applied for season 2, but was put on as an alternate, which guaranteed him to be cast for season 3. He kind of sat in the middle for most of the game, but he did end up getting the blame for the Conch blindside, which turned him into public enemy #1. Anyone associated with him was also taken down shortly after. He won "Best Rivalry" due to his rivalry with Blue, which started during the first challenge. Omega is well known for his talk show "Tribal Watch", which he hosted with fellow castaway, Marcus. At the end of S3, Omega joined VillainVivor staff.
Kat

## Season Profile

Kat was originally a member of the Usami tribe. They were one of the members of the "VC crew", which was a perceived alliance that came off as very threatening due to how much time they all spent together. Kat started off the game strong, getting in close with prominent people such as Abe. However, as time went on, he became less and less active. His vote off was partially due to this inactivity and partially because the Monokumas were afraid of the "VC crew". While in the game, he gave detailed confessionals that highlighted how aware he was, despite his absence. They were supposed to go home at the Jake tribal, but were spared when the target shifted onto Jake instead. They won the "Karmynn's Favorite" award.

## Execution

**TO BE THE VERY BEST**

It was the final battle of the Pokemon League. Kat has climbed all the way to the top, defeating all the elite four members, without losing a single pokémon, indeed a Ultimate Pokemon Nuzlocker. Standing between him and the champion title, was Monokuma.

When Kat stepped onto the arena, suddenly, chains spring from the floor, bound in place by them, there was no escape and this was gonna be a battle to the death.

Kat would soon realise that this would not be a easy battle like the previous ones, as Monokuma relentlessly defeats each of his pokémon, and with each death, Kat would receive a shock from the collars, making each death even more painful and hard to concentrate on the battle.

Then, the final battle had Monokuma's Bewear quickly making work of Kat's final pokémon and after the last shock, Bewear approaches Kat's limp body and yanks him from the chains, giving him a big hug, which from Bewears it's mortal, and as the pokémon stands there with Kat's dead body in it's grasp, a announcer suddenly speaks out on the microphone:

''KAT IS UNABLE TO BATTLE, WHICH MEANS, THE WINNER IS MONOKUMA!"