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Robert

## Season Profile

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

## VillainVivor: Hell Hall

Because Robert was pulled before the first Tribal Council, Robert did not have a voting history.

## Trivia

* Along with Ray, Robert is the earliest evacuation in the franchise, being pulled from the game on Day 3.
* Robert is one of two contestants to never visit Tribal Council. The others are Ray.
Star

Star was another fan favorite. Early on in the game, she received an OTTPP edit because she wanted to quit the game to save Xalec. VillainVivor was only her second org ever and she had won her first one. They were consistently a winner contender until they met Sonya, who they immediately clicked with. In fact, these two were so close that they were considered for best duo of the season, but they didn't end up getting that award. Overall, people definitely underestimated Star, but I think they were able to prove themselves during their time in the game.
Regin

Regin is one of the best players that played on VillainVivor season 5, despite being second boot. If they hadn't been so robbed, there is no doubt that they would have went much further, perhaps even going on to win the season. They started off securing their place as a very prominent member of the Hadrol tribe, getting in tight with both Iris and Roman, the leaders of the tribe. Even though those two were seemingly in charge, Regin was much better placed because if that trio were to be targeted, Regin would've been the last to go. The downfall for Regin came when Regina noticed just how closely their named resembled hers and also how chatty they were. This was at the double tribal. That's when the target shifted away from Mali and onto Regin, where they went out in an 8-7-1-1, which was a blindside. At the reunion, they won most robbed pre-juror.
Quinn

## Season Profile

Quinn was originally on the Usami tribe. She was a big character from the jump, always updating her confessionals with videos, life events, and game talk. They were also a prominent member of the "VC crew." Fun fact: Quinn began playing League of Legends during her season after her tribemates told her not to. Now she's obsessed. Even though they were very active on VC, people reported that they barely ever spoke in DMs, which led to people believing they were closely aligned with the other members of the "VC crew." It was true that she was quite close to players like Abe and Kat, probably because she spent most of the day in VC with them. Although she was one of the best set up players on Usami, that didn't translate so much to the rest of the cast. This was one of the reasons they decided to target them. The other was because they wanted to break up the "VC crew." Shortly before the vote, it was leaked that Quinn would be receiving votes, so their vote-off wasn't a total blindside, however it was still one of the most heart-wrenching ones of VillainVivor thus far. This vote led to Quinn receiving the most robbed pre-juror award at reunion. They also won Lex's favorite.
Mariano

## Season Profile

Mariano was part of the Hot Babes alliance that dominated the game. He was also one of the first few to get the Blackened advantage. He aligned very quickly with Naran and often ghosted people he wasn't working with. Something to note is that people thought they were in charge of basically the entire game, even though it was actually Naran and Barney. They were victim of Matty's final words, which noted that he would never vote for him if he got to the end due to his inactivity. Speaking of Matty, Mariano was part of a very public feud with the other player. If there had been a best rivalry award, it probably would've went to these two. Mariano ended up the winner of this battle, however, lasting all the way until 4th place. He was voted out for being perceived as the biggest remaining threat. This was Mariano's first real org and in the beginning, he was shy and withdrawn, but throughout the course of the game, he gained confidence and ultimately came out a better version of himself. He was definitely one of the bigger characters of the season, giving tons of witty one-liners.

## Execution

**All In!**

Lights come up on a giant casino, and from the ceiling, a giant roulette ball falls. Upon closer inspection though, Mariano is inside. It falls into a giant roulette wheel.

A Monokuma dressed in a casino employee outfit walks up to the giant roulette wheel. Mariano looks around, as the Monokuma places his hand on the wheel and spins it. Mariano flies around the wheel and the hamster ball, spinning and spinning, going faster and faster. Slowly, he starts to feel reality itself fall apart from the dizziness.

Monokuma keeps spinning the roulette wheel, faster and faster. The roulette ball zips around the table, before eventually slowing down. Mariano begins to gather his senses again, before realizing what's going on. He pushes against the ball to slow it down, and tries his best to push it into the green slot.

It keeps zooming around the roulette wheel, before eventually... coming to a stop right where Mariano wanted it. In the green slot. He sits back in relief, sighing and catching his breath. All around him, the red and black spaces get impaled with spikes, making him even more relieved.

Until Mariano starts free-falling. The green space opens up beneath him, dropping Mariano into a seemingly endless abyss. The dealer sits back in its chair, when we hear a loud SPLAT from the green space. Everything slowly goes back to normal, preparing for the house's next victim.
Jessica

## Season Profile

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

She was the first boot of season one after being seen as inactive due to being in the middle of moving.

## Trivia

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

Mali was a member of the Lalilni tribe. He wasn't in the best position due to the fact that he wanted to hold his cards very close to his chest when Roman asked him to reveal them. This rubbed her the wrong way and she instantly formed a distrust of him that lasted for the duration of the game, one that they weren't afraid to tell others about. At the joint double tribal, Mali met Jade. The two of them formed an instant personal connection, becoming the best of friends and very close allies. He was the initial target of the youngs at the joint double tribal, but Jade did everything in her power to make sure that the target was switched, which was successful! Throughout the rest of the game, they became an unstoppable duo. Unfortunately, he was seen as her lap dog, just sitting back and doing whatever she told him to do. He even said that he didn't want to win, but rather he wanted to do whatever necessary to make sure she would win. They were determined to sit at the end together. Jade had a half idol, which was essentially two idols, and she gave the other one to him. He gave it to her to hold onto when they thought he was going to be the vote at F7, but she gave it back to him when she thought she was going to be the vote. During the revote, the topic of this half idol was discussed and Jade was accused of having it. Mali stepped up and admitted to having it, though. At F5, Jade gave up immunity to Mali. At F4, the two of them were in control of the vote. He ended up receiving no votes at final tribal council, despite putting on a fairly good performance. He won "Best Duo" along with Jade.
Jack

Jack was a well-deserved winner. From the outside, it looked like he was an obvious threat that should've been taken out, but he managed to go the entire season without a single vote cast against him. He won "Player of the Season" as well as "Best Confessionals" and also managed to get the most episode titles. He also joined production of VillainVivor for S2.
Court

S4 Player

Court was Archer's partner and a member of the Alskar tribe. She quickly formed a bond with Rose, who became her duo throughout the entire season. Early on in the game, there was an unofficial girls alliance of Rose, Clara, and Court created. At the bloodbath, all three of the girls were sent in, as per their request. Court was a strong contender on edgic for most of the season, but when merge hit, her threat level went through the roof. People were pointing her out as a social threat and Jro in particular had his eyes set on getting her out. Early on, Court was aligned with Archer, Laflare, and Rose. She actually trusted Jro and Boofus a lot as well, but that trust was lost at the F9 vote when Jro tried to test Court and Rose, eventually blowing up on Court in tribal. This started a fierce rivalry between Jro and Court that would last for the next round. At F8, Court was one half of the tie vote and she was involved in a nearly 9 hour VC stand-off with Jro, both of whom were trying to convince Malik and Sun to save them. Most notably, Court created a Google Slides presentation in order to save herself in the game, in which she straight up told people like Boofus not to flip and save her because the loyalty had been broken. She ended up swaying the minds of the players and survived that round. She was supposed to go home the next round, but she won immunity which saved her. In that round, she was voted as most social in touchy subjects. The round after that, it came down to her vs. Malik and her social game paid off, sending Malik home. However, at F5, it was obvious that they were ready to send her out. At reunion, she won fan favorite, best duo, and best rivalry.
Barney

## Season Profile

Barney was originally a member of the Monokuma tribe. He didn't have the best start, being perceived as slightly inactive by the rest of the cast. However, his endearing personality kept him around because when he was present, he was very enjoyable to talk to. This led to him getting in tight with the Hot Babes, even if they were originally only using him as a number. He successfully manipulated and controlled multiple votes throughout the game, mostly during merge. Even though he did this, he was careful to let others think they were the masterminds so that he could be perceived as a goat and taken to the end. Barney had many hilarious moments throughout the game, such as lying about going to bed when he wanted to avoid talking to people, pretending to be drunk even though he doesn't drink, and posting random pictures of himself to make snarky jokes. Somehow, he managed to avoid being part of the game drama that occurred throughout the season. Even though he wasn't taken seriously as a player for much of the game, he did manage to win two immunity competitions. At final tribal council, he put on an excellent performance and succinctly laid out his game in a way that changed minds from thinking he was a goat to realizing that he had been in charge a lot of the game. In fact, he managed to play a perfect game, with 0 votes cast against him the entire season. This led to a 3-3-3 tie that Naran broke in his favor. At reunion, he won best move for getting everyone to use the same parchment to obscure the fact that he didn't have a vote. He also won the class clown award for his hilarious antics throughout the season.
Sificon

## Season 8

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

Sadly, Sificon was the second boot of the season as a result of gossip from the first tribal council of the season where Joey went out. Sificon was very quickly painted as the controller of the first tribal and this caused his threat to skyrocket an extreme level when he attended the second tribal.

Ultimately, Sificon went out at that second tribal which led to issues later on for his partner, Chip. The people who voted Sificon off at this tribal were Shaun, Vic Mothgod, Sean, Sushi, Lisa, and Logan. They left Chip out of the vote and because of this blindside, Chip was left alone without her partner and painted in a bad light.

Sificon’s bond with Chip was very wholesome and his role was to be a mentor to a newbie in her first season and he did what he could.
Jason

Jason was by far the most entertaining player of S3. He won "Divine's Favorite" as well as the most episode titles. While he was looked down upon as a goat throughout the game, he took it in stride and didn't let it hinder his experience in his "dream org." They also won "Best Duo" due to their highly publicized showmance with fellow contestant, Blue, whom they spent multiple episodes flirting with in the fireplace of the safari. When Blue was voted off, Jason seemed to have said "I don't give a fuck" in regards to the game and decided to do whatever it took to get justice for his showmance.
Nae

Nae was a member of the Lalilni tribe. She started off on the bottom of the tribe, perhaps due to it being Mother's Day weekend. It was noted that she came out of her shell on VC, which could have been assumed since she was very vibrant in her video confessionals, where she would smoke weed and ramble about both the game and real life. If it hadn't been Mother's Day weekend, she would have been the first boot most likely due to her activity levels. However, after that first vote, she took off. A key component of her game was her loyalty. She was not one to backstab or deceive. At the joint tribal, she told Nimki that David had thrown his name out, which created a close bond between the two of them. She was left out of the majority alliance on her original tribe, but at the swap, she got close with Iris due to necessity. When it came to Nimki's vote, she was so close to him that she offered to buy an extra vote to save him, but he had already submitted a vote for her due to how much he respected her gameplay. When it came to merge, Nae got extremely close with Roman, which was a friendship that would carry on for the rest of the season. It soon became Nae/Roman vs. Jade/Mali. Iris handed off her extra vote to Nae, which Nae played at the F7 tribal to make it tie, which saved Roman. Her loyalty was so strong that she was willing to go to Rocks for her, and she did. Ultimately, the other side was just too strong and she was voted out at F6 due to being a huuuuge jury threat since she had not pissed anyone off and was so loved by everyone. She won the "Divine's Favorite" award and many people thought she deserved the "Hero of the Season" award as well for her loyal gameplay.
Loops

Loops was the shitposter of the season. His entire strategy was essentially to be a meme. He found himself on the wrong side of the Cam vote, however, which didn't fare well for him. Also, it didn't help that people misheard him on VC night one and thought he was joking about voting Outlaw out when he was actually joking about voting out host Gabriel. He is remembered for his Garfield erotica fan fiction and constant posting of horse plinko.
Laura

## Season Profile

Laura was a delight to have on the cast. People loved her and she was often part of the VCs that Usami had. She was remembered for her lengthy audio confessionals, which were deep dives into the game. Overall, she was a very positive presence on the cast and people were upset when she was voted off. She was always marginally on the outs, but people didn't actually want her to go anywhere. She went out as a result of a swap-screw, which was the beginning of the pagonging.

## Execution

**A DEADLY RHAPSODY**

Rose is seen to be at a stage, her legs strapped on a piano seat, a grand piano in front of her. She checked the music sheet that's on the music rack. The music seems to be a bit tricky but she is confident she can play it. She looked at the crowd, which seems to be Monokumas in classy outfits.

She then began to play the song, the music sounding very calm and soothing at first. She checked the crowd, but they seemed unmoved. Then it came to the Adagio part, where then she noticed that the beat of the music seems to turn very creepy and ominous. Nervously, she continued playing to the still silent crowd.

As she reached the Cadenza, the piano suddenly wouldn't play any sound. She was about to stand to check if there's anything wrong with the piano when suddenly the floor beneath her disappeared, and she fell down, along with the piano seat.

Then music began to play again, and a giant grand piano began to rise from the floor, with a large Monokuma playing it. Inside the Grand Piano we can see Rose being pummeled around by the felts of the piano. Monokuma continues playing, even delaying the song a bit by doing a false ending, making the felts pummel Rose even more.

Eventually Monokuma played the last notes, and the felts flung Rose high up. She then fell down to the piano strings, which turned out to be razor sharp kite strings. The strings cut Rose into perfectly sliced pieces.

The giant Monokuma then stood and bowed down at the Monokuma crowd, who applauded formally.
Whims

Whims was a regular of VillainVivor before they were a player in Season 5, which made them a natural fan favorite. They were known for their sweet nature and selflessness while in the game. Her biggest ally was Jet. While she was brought into the majority alliance on the Hadrol tribe, it was only because Jet insisted. When Jack made an emotional plead to the group to save him, she took it to heart and set out to rescue him from being voted off, which completely ruined her game and caused everyone to distrust her. The youngs used this to their advantage and refused to vote her off so that they could use her as an easy vote later. She was known to be a duo with Jet, which slightly led to his demise. When another swap happened and they ended up at tribal, Whims appeared to be the obvious choice. However, Roman decided to be a little villainous first and utilize Whims's naivety by getting her to add a nullifier to their pass-around idol, which Whims did without even thinking about it. Ultimately, Whims was blindsided in their sleep. They did end up winning Hero of the Season due to attempting to save Jack as well as Fan Favorite. They joined the staff team at the end of Season 5 as one of the main graphic designers.
Lex

## Season 3

Lex was someone who was a key player straight from the jump, dominating with their social skills. They managed to get swapscrewed, however and majorly fucked over by advantages when Dan! played his rewind advantage. This earned Lex the award of "Most Robbed Pre-Juror". They also won "Ashley's Favorite" due to their activity in the spec lounge after their vote out. Lex joined the staff of VillainVivor after the conclusion of S3.

## Season 7

Lex was a fierce force to be reckoned with, as they usually are when they come to play VillainVivor. It was clear from the start that they were not going to fumble their second chance and that they had been looking forward to it for a very long time. Their confessionals were long, detailed, and peppered with beautiful graphics and flowery language that described their gameplay. They were on the Hercules tribe, which was the "Flops" or "Second Chances" tribe, where they integrated extremely well, having a stellar social game. Most notably, they hit it off with Quinn, establishing a bit of a ride or die relationship very early on with them. They also felt close to Emmy. It was clear that they had the most influence on that tribe. Once swapped onto the Panic tribe, Lex once again integrated themself well, getting along with the new players, especially Uni. A trio of Uni, Lex, and Quinn quickly formed, which influenced much of the decision making on Panic. Then everything fell apart with the final swap for Lex, to the Atropos tribe. The group that they swapped with had heard from other tribemates via exile trips that Lex was a huge social threat with many connections, which made them a prime target. Lex fought tooth and nail to stay, but it wasn't enough, and they were taken out right before jury. At reunion, they tied with Nehemiah to win the "Most Robbed Pre-Juror" award. Halfway through S7, they re-joined production.
Avery

Avery was looked at as the winner of the season for most of it, but they absolutely bombed FTC. He was an absolute firecracker of a character the entire season, not caring about what bridges were burned or formed. She also proved to be a decent physical competitor. They worked very closely with the season's winner, Pody, who they looked at as their goat, but clearly we know that was not the case.
Laflare

S4 Player

Laflare was Rose's partner and a member of the Medkansla tribe. He started off on the wrong foot, not liking anyone on his tribe. This didn't mean he was doing poorly. In fact, it could be argued that he was doing reasonably well. Everyone else seemed to have a neutral to positive opinion about him, but he had very negative opinions about everyone else. Eventually, he did begin to like/trust Archer, but it took awhile. One person in particular he did not care for was Average, who he claimed was clingy and overshared, something he noted was common in the ORG community and made him uncomfortable. For the most part, he was pretty quiet, except for the Uni vote. He engaged in attacks against her, unable to understand why she would ruin their majority. Going into the merge, he was set up pretty well, aligning with Rose/Court/Archer/Huntress/Malik. Again, he remained pretty quiet until the F9 vote. When it was revealed that the vote was tied, he openly asked everyone to hurry up and revote so they could get to rocks. It ended up backfiring when, on the first rock draw, he pulled the purple rock and became the victim of VillainVivor's first rock draw. In ponderosa, he was occasionally involved in arguments with Shadi, often over the comments he was making about Rose.
Jannik

Jannik really struggled to connect with his fellow tribemates, being a straight sports bro in a largely stereotypically queer cast. Marc absolutely hated him for this exact reason the entire time, which Jannik was oblivious to until post-season. When Jannik realized he would probably be the vote, he blew up on Megan, the person who told him he was the vote, and sent her dozens of messages before trying to flip the vote on her.
Jade

Jade was a member of the Hadrol tribe. Within hours, she was on top of that tribe and honestly, she never lost that top dog position for the duration of the game. She played a largely social game, developing deep bonds with people who she liked, even though she chose not to talk at all to people who she didn't like. She had the flexibility to not have to talk to everyone all the time, but instead pick and choose who she worked with. At the double joint tribal, she bonded with Mali very quickly, someone who would become a very close friend and her #1 ally for the entire game, who was the target of the youngs. Obviously, she didn't want him to go home, so she set out to get the target shifted off of him, which she was successful at. On the swaps, she continued to use her social skills to stay on top. She pooled coins with Mali to purchase an idol, which was a half idol, but it worked more like 2 separate idols, with one being one that she had to give away. She chose to give it to Mali, knowing that he'd use it on her if ever needed. She also had Regina and Tara wanting to pool coins. They pancaked who would hold on to the idol and it luckily landed on Jade. They didn't know she had already bought the idol, so she used the coins to purchase a Safety Without Power. In the end, Jade had been gifted 80 coins total, which was a testament to her social game. She did end up telling Roman about her Safety Without Power, which Roman leaked. Jade was no stranger to conflict, publicly starting a fight with Roman at merge, which caused Roman to misplay her idol. Jade also leaked Jaff's idol to Iris, who leaked it to Roman, who leaked it back to Jaff. This led to Jaff and Jade getting into a fight, but Jaff forgave Jade more easily than Jade believed someone could forgive someone, so this, combined with the fact he refused to believe her when she told him that he needed to play his idol on himself, led her to want to blindside him, so she went to Mali and together, they idoled him. She was viewed as a huge threat throughout the entire game, but she kept winning immunities, and when she didn't win immunities, she had some sort of advantage that kept her safe, so she was basically untouchable throughout merge. She also pulled the weight to keep Mali safe. Jade had every element of the game on lock: social, strategic, and physical. VillainVivor had never seen such a player before. At final tribal council, she pulled off an amazing performance, winning with 4 votes. She also won a significant amount of awards, including "Villain of the Season", "Player of the Season", "Best Move" for idoling out Jaff, "Gabriel's Favorite", "Best Duo" with Mali, and "Best Rivalry" with Roman. As of Season 5, Jade is the best winner of VillainVivor.
VillainVivor: Jigsaw's Warehouse

***VillainVivor: Jigsaw's Warehouse*** is the second season of Villainvivor. Season 2 of VillainVivor was much better received than season 1. It had a cast that was ready to play and seemed to be dedicated to the game. The twist of the Warehouse was well-executed and had the spectators and players engaged throughout. The gameplay of this season was out of this world and very competitive. At the time, it was the best season VillainVivor has ever had, at least according to co-founder, Ashley. One critique of the season was regarding the challenges and how they seemed to not be well-thought out or executed.

**Pody** defeated **Avery** and **Outlaw** in a 4-1-1 vote.

## Format/Twists

* **Season Format:**
* **Tribe Composition:**
BT

BT started off pretty inactive, but apparently it was all part of his strategy. He definitely picked things up at merge. A key component of his game was his secret duo with Alex, which was revealed when he gave up his immunity necklace to her. He's been remembered as being very strategic and game savvy. He was taken out for being a comp threat after abstaining from challenges and then winning the one he decided to compete in. He's the person who got the most votes against him in the season.

BT
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Naran

## Season Profile

Naran was someone who people loved to hate. He was the leader of the Hot Babes alliance, but no one ever caught on to this. He was super close to being able to sell this at FTC, but Jake's vote was taken away, which placed Naran in 3rd. He was outspoken, loud, and always hilarious. Early on, it was obvious that he was the most social on the cast, reaching out to everyone and forming not only game connections, but personal connections as well. He was connected to basically everyone in the game, but as time went on, he did start to ignore people he wasn't working with. He won best confessionalist because he was constantly in his confessionals, complete with an outro and a stan name for his fans. Once, he got chosen as the Blackened and had to not talk for 4 hours. His excuse for this was that his cat got hit by a car, which was a blatant lie. Naran forced people to make alliances with him and still didn't get caught as leading the charge. He was the one who formed the connections with Skylar and Jake that almost got them to work with the Monokumas. He was often involved in public arguments, at one point promising a final 3 to Mina if she flipped on a tie vote. Naran was the definition of no chill. He, along with Toxic, begged Mariano to send them (along with Toxic) into the bloodbath tribal where they were expected to vote out Kat, but ended up blindsiding Jake instead. He won Villain of the Season due to his confessionals and general gameplay. He also won best duo with Toxic, who was his bestie during the season.
David

David was another player who was very excited to play VillainVivor, having applied for nearly every single season prior. However, when it came time to play, he seemed to freeze. People found him hard to connect with and a bit of a game bot. He certainly had this aura about him that commanded control. Early on, he didn't have any distinct allies. At the joint double tribal, he reached across tribal lines, offering to vote Nimki, which Nae leaked to Nimki. This was then told to the rest of the youngs, who confronted David. Ultimately, he didn't end up voting Nimki with the olds, which made him look like a snake to both tribes. When swap happened, he ended up with both Nae and Nimki, so when they ended up at tribal, he was the obvious person to get voted out, seeing as no one on the tribe trusted him.
Will

Will always seemed like he was trying too hard to be the villain, but he was also inactive. He made it as far as he did mostly by luck. In fact, he would have stayed in the game due to Dan! playing the rewind advantage, but he exhibited toxicity towards other castaways because they voted for him, so staff decided to pull him from the game. He left the server voluntarily. This was his second time applying for VillainVivor, citing it to be his "dream org".
Meredith

S4 Player

Meredith was Boofus's partner and a member of the Medkansla tribe. She was not in a good position during her time in the game, often regarded as one of the more inactive players. In fact, it was noted a few times that she had not spoken to half the tribe a week into the game. It was rumored that she was playing roughly 15 orgs at the time, which could have contributed to her inactivity. She was pretty much non-existent until her vote-off, where she went full-throttle scramble mode. She found out that she was the vote due to Average leaking to her. She noted in her confessionals that she was going to try to get everyone on a VC so she could fake cry in an attempt to get them to keep her, which earned her an OTTNN edit on edgic. This did not work as she couldn't get anyone on VC. Uni and Average were moved by her emotional pleas, which Huntress was bothered by, but ultimately, Meredith went out in a unanimous vote.
Jack (S5)

Jack was a member of the Hadrol tribe, which represented the old tribe. He was a relatively new org player, having only played a couple before this one. He expressed being extremely excited about the season, but he missed the first day of marooning due to attending his grandfather's memorial and then missed the first challenge due to short notice. When it came time to vote, he was left out of the majority alliance quickly, being labelled inactive. The vote was between Nae, Jack, and Toaster. Since it was Mother's Day weekend, they decided not to vote off Nae. Since Toaster was a new player, they decided not to vote Toaster. So that left Jack. When he found out, he asked Mali if he should make a spectacle in tribe chat as a last ditch effort, which his ally told him he should. This led to him leave a long, heartfelt message about how badly he wanted to stay, which actually tugged on a few heartstrings, most notably Whims's, who then went around trying to save him, ultimately destroying her game in the process. This would have worked had he not left a last ominous message about a majority alliance, which he then went on to correctly list every member of to Roman, which made everyone except Whims view him as a threat, sealing a nail in his coffin.
Vic Mothgod

## Season 8

   **Vic Mothgod** was a castaway on Season Eight: Deathcast Calling. His duo partner on the season was Shaun.

Vic Mothgod was one of few players who knew about the theme prior to the season. His enthusiasm in all aspects of the game shined through. Early on, he was able to make decent connections, but he began to fall short and only interact with a select few. All the while, he was being very OTT in tribe chat, taking on a persona/character that was in love with a half dog-half girl VTuber. That love caused him to constantly vehemnetly deny him being a furry. When it came to their elimination, they were viewed as an easy boot due to not making the connections necessary to remain in the game.
Dan!

Dan! got the nickname "Danbot" by Alex and Lex due to his tendency to overplay. He was constantly talking game and strategizing. At F14, he was going to be sent home, but he played the rewind advantage, which allowed the entire episode to be redone while granting him immunity. This ended up saving him while sending his ally, Lex, home. When his tribe tried to send him home again, he played an idol, which ended in Peepaw getting sent home. This came back to haunt him though because the idol was rehidden and he targeted Sonya, who had found the idol and played it on herself while casting the sole vote that sent Dan! home.
Ariana

Ariana was a member of the Hadrol tribe. She started off a little lower on the numbers, considered someone who wasn't really around to talk much, which wasn't good on a tribe that loved to talk. When swap happened, she got closer to Jaff especially, giving him her coins which allowed him to get an idol. By extension, she was also aligned with Toaster. At merge, her name was one of the ones that was out there because she was deemed an easy vote, but since Jaff was such an amazing ally, he played his idol on her, saving her from being voted off. At some point in the game, it seemed she wasn't having fun anymore, citing that she only posted in her confessional to avoid getting striked. When Jaff, her number one ally, was idoled out, she got close to Tara, and was seen as her goat. At the F7, Ariana took a bold move and flipped on Tara/Regina/Jade, voting for Jade. She was even willing to go to rocks for the sake of this move, knowing that she needed something on her resume if she was going to win. It seemed that this was her strategy all along, to play quite under the radar until the last minute. Unfortunately, in the coming rounds, mostly due to advantages, she was forced to flip back to her original alliance and vote out the people she had tried to make the moves with. Although Tara wanted her at the end, Jade won final immunity and basically called the shots at that tribal, sending Ariana home at final four.
VillainVivor: The Death Trials

***VillainVivor: The Death Trials*** is the sixth season of Villainvivor.

The season started off strong, but quickly devolved into a pagonging that lasted the entire game, dominated mostly by the **Hot Babes** alliance of the Monokuma tribe, which included Jules, Frost, Toxic, and Naran. Even though the gameplay was lackluster, it was a cast full of entertaining characters that made for excellent narrators. One player was frustrated by his inability to proceed in the game and accused the hosts of rigging and favoritism, leading to him leaving the jury after getting in many fights with other castaways. Reception of the season was overwhelmingly glum, as people were fed up with the pagonging that took place.

At FTC, it ended in a 3-3-3 tie between **Barney, Tristian,** and **Naran.** To decide a winner, the first juror was removed, which meant that **Naran** came in 3rd and got to decide. Ultimately, **Barney** beat **Tristian**.

## Production

The production crew for this season is made of:

* Divine - Executive Host.
* Emma - Executive Host.
* Gabriel - Executive Host.
* Lex - Executive Host.
* Brian - Host.
* Elk - Host
* Blissy - Production.
* Blue - Production.
* Boof - Production.
* Carlos - Production.
* Emmy - Production.
* Jack - Production.
* Jet - Production.
* Jro - Production.
* Life - Production.
* Liv - Production.
* Oli - Production.
* Omega - Production.
* Wiki - Production.

## Format/Twists

* **Season Format:** It was based on the hit video game/anime series, *Danganronpa*.
* **Tribe Composition:**
* **The Blackened:** Randomly chose someone each episode and offered them an extra vote in exchange for a potentially game-damaging task.
* **The Traitor:** Allowed 2 people to force a public tribal if they were still in the game come merge, but this was never used.
Jaff

Jaff was a member of the Hadrol tribe. He was one of the higher ranked members due to his social skills, which reigned supreme despite his busy schedule. He started off as a very promising character, doing daily trust rankings with very detailed and pretty charts and graphics. But eventually he just got too busy with school and his confessional activity definitely dropped. People thought that he was nice, but a little too nice, so much so that they weren't sure if he was being fake or genuine. One of the funniest moments of the season was when he told Jade that he was getting ready to go on a date with his girlfriend. This was hilarious for a few reasons: 1) he's gay. 2) it was 10:30 AM on a Tuesday during school. 3) he had no reason to lie. She quickly figured out that he was lying and this just further fueled her distrust of him. At the swap, Jaff quickly bonded with Toaster and this formed an unofficial trio of Toaster, Ariana, and Jaff. Jaff was able to sway Toaster to vote off Jet Skylark, a person who Jaff had set his sights on for awhile. Ariana and Jaff also pooled their coins so that Jaff was able to buy an idol. When merge came, he was quickly targeted by the olds, which Jade warned him of, but he refused to believe her. He told her about his idol, which she leaked to Iris. Unfortunately, Iris really wanted Jaff out, so Iris leaked to Roman. Roman leaked back to Jaff. This led to a big fight between Jade and Jaff, but Jaff got over it more quickly than Jade would have expected, which even *further* fueled her distrust of him. She was sick of his stubbornness, so she came up with a plan to blindside him with Mali. At the merge tribal, Jaff used his idol on Ariana, which was a successful idol play, except that it meant the only votes that counted were the 2 that were played against him, sending him packing. He won the award for "Worst Move" for that play.
Marcus

Marcus started off on the bottom, but slowly worked his way into a power position in the game. For the longest time, it was suspected that he was going to win the entire thing. He played one of the best UTR games ever seen, earning him the "Player of the Season" award. He may have messed up when, at Dan's tribal, he openly admitted that him and Alex were planning on voting Elk out at F4. He didn't realize that Elk and Alex were a very tight power duo, a duo that ended up turning on him despite the three of them being in an alliance.
Thorn

## Tätigkeit

### Ziel

Die Welt vor Gott zu retten; den Menschen Kontrolle über ihr Schicksal wiedergeben

## Aussehen

### Körper

sehr sehr groß, hager und dünn, knochig, Beinschiene

### Haare

streng zurückgekämmte Haare, blond mit einer Spur silber, abrasierter Bart

### Besonderheiten

Er hat 56 Narben, und findet sich selbst nicht hübsch

## Beziehungen

### Familie

Eltern: Mutter Natascha, Vater BorisHalbschwester: Freyja

Halbschwager: Haldor

Tante: Berenilde

Halbbruder: Gottfried

Halbschwägerin: Irina

Cousine: Viktoria

Großeltern: Wladimir, Catherine

### Feinde

Archibald
Großmutter

Baron Melchior

Der Kavalier

Pappmaschee

Lazarus

Secunda

Lady Septima

Die Genealogen

Eulalia Gort

Der Andere

## Auftritte

### Letzter Auftritt

Im Sturm der Echos, zweitletztes Kapitel

**Thorn** ist der Ehemann von Ophelia, und versucht die Welt vor Gott zu retten. Er kommt von der Arche Pol und ist Chronist (Gabe seiner Mutter), Drache (Gabe seines Vaters) und Spiegelreisender. Die Gabe eines Spiegelreisenden erhält er durch Ophelia während der Gabenzeremonie am Ende des zweiten Buches.

### **Aussehen**

Thorn ist ein sehr großer dünner Mann, er ist aber nicht muskulös. Er hat quer über die eine Gesichtshälfte eine lange Narbe und eine auffällig lange und große Nase. Er wird häufig als verkrampft beschrieben, mit aufeinandergepresstem Kiefer. Auch scheint er oft fehl am Platz und immer deutlich zu groß für seine Umgebung. Seine Haare sind ordentlich nach hinten gekämmt. Sie sind blond mit einer Spur von grau. Er trägt immer eine Taschenuhr bei sich.

### **Beruf**

Im ersten sowie auch zweiten Band ist Thorn der Intendant des Pols. Gegen Ende legt er dieses Amt jedoch von sich aus ab. Im dritten Band ist Thorn zu einem Lord von LUX ernannt worden, wo er erst unter dem Spitznamen "der Automat" vorgestellt wird.

### Charakter

Thorn wirkt auf den ersten Blick kalt, herzlos und sehr unfreundlich, doch seine Schroffheit hängt nur damit zusammen, dass er äußerst ungeschickt ist beim sozialem Umgang. Er ist lieber für sich und hasst es zu Sprechen oder mit Menschen in Kontakt zu sein. Thorn ist sehr sehr zuverlässig und pflichtbewusst, außerdem hat er einen starken Gerechtigkeitssinn. Selten denkt er an sich selber, sondern handelt selbstlos. Sich selber verabscheut er.

### Vor Band 1

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Outlaw

Outlaw was a very chaotic player this season. He flip flopped on everyone who trusted him, which makes it shocking that he made it all the way to the end. Once at FTC, he did put on a great FTC performance, but ultimately only received 1 vote. Since the season's debut, he's been very outspoken and critical of the way staff handled his season and spoke about his gameplay.
Sonya

Sonya was definitely a fierce competitor from the beginning. She had a natural charm that drew in everyone she met. Someone she clicked with instantly was Star, which honestly brought her down as a contender because they made it so obvious that they were a duo. Sonya made one of the most iconic moves of the season when she idoled out Dan! with his own idol which had been rehidden in the safari and she had found. Karma came for her though when she was idoled out by Dan. She won "Hero of the Season" due to her perseverance and determination throughout the season; she never gave up even as she watched all of her allies drop around her.
Tanner

## Season Profile

Tanner was originally on the Usami tribe. He had a rocky start, being perceived as extreme and a little odd by his tribemates due to the nature of some of the DMs he sent. Dino was someone who was extremey against him from the start. At the first tribal, his tribe was willing to let him go, but plans changed at the last minute which spared him. Interesting to note is that he got word of this plan to vote him out and decided to flip on Usami, voting Quinn. In a VC following the vote, he openly admitted to flipping, which seemed like a death sentence, but he managed to survive all the way to 8th place. During the game, he was very against the "VC crew", more specifically Tristian, Abe, and Kat. He was always in the middle, having the luxury of being able to vote whoever he wanted. However, he wasn't the most social, so people didn't take him as seriously as he may have played. This was also due in part to how he'd only communicate using song lyrics, usually by Olivia Rodrigo. At his boot, the Usami side did try to save him, but he didn't stand a chance in the face of a pagonging.

## Execution

**Stock Market CRASH!**

As the lights come on, we see a giant stock market style graph. Tanner is tied to an arrow at the bottom, and his arrow begins climbing the graph, showing good profits. Tanner looks around anxiously, since he knows that nothing that starts so strong can increase for long. Despite his worries, his arrow keeps climbing and climbing, higher and higher through the chart. Behind him he hears a crashing noise.

**BOOM! BOOM!**

Other arrows begin crashing into his, slicing into his skin.

**BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!**

His arrow climbs higher and higher, despite the impacts from the other stocks. 200... 300... 400...

**BOOM! BOOM! BOOM!**

Higher and higher, until Tanner screams. He looks up and an arrow comes flying down from above, directly into him. The chains shatter from the impact. With the chains shattered, Tanner falls off the arrow, plummeting towards the ground. 500... 400... 300... More and more arrows continue crashing into him.

**BOOM! BOOM!**

200... 100...

**SPLAT!**

Tanner hits the ground. In pain, he tries to get up but can't. All the other arrows fall to the ground around him, before finally, with no one piloting the arrow, his stock falls, crashing into Tanner.

**CRASH!**
Skylar

## Season Profile

Skylar was originally on the Usami tribe. Early on, they proved to be quite villainous in their confessionals, not afraid to call out people when they were making dumb decisions. Even with this, they were quite well-liked, having a phenomenal social game. They were chosen as the Traitor and while they did make it to merge, they never got a chance to use this advantage. Early on, they were playing both sides, being very close to fellow Usamis while also getting close to certain Monokuma members, such as Naran. It was decided that they would team up with Naran once merge hit along with their #1, Jake. After Jake was blindsided, they blew up in an alliance chat on Naran and that was the end of their working relationship. From there, Skylar got very close to Abe, who was consistently paranoid in their DMs, often frustrating Skylar. They were taken out due to being close to Abe, at a tribal where Abe incorrectly idoled himself.

## Execution

**On Belay? Belay OFF!**

Lights on the ceiling flicker on, and Skylar finds themself in a standard gym facing a fairly easy rock wall, probably about 6 meters high, with Monokuma sitting at the top, waving to Skylar down below. In record time, Skylar scales the wall, but just as they are about to reach the top, the wall seems to get taller… and taller……. and taller……….

And as the wall reaches hundreds upon hundreds of meters tall, the gym’s walls, floor, and ceiling open up and fall to the actual ground, revealing that Skylar is actually already hundreds of feet in the air, now without a floor to save them. The situation seems hopeless, but Skylar has determination in their eyes, and continues climbing. The top is nowhere in sight, but Skylar shows no signs of stopping. They’re feeling comfortable climbing still, as they’re still on a normal climbing wall, but as the wall continues to go up it starts to transform into the wall of a real mountain… with real rocks… that are falling, and heading right towards Skylar.

Skylar leaps to the right, avoiding a large rock, and they leap to the left, but a rock hits Skylar in their left hand. It’s completely broken. As they’re hit over and over with some smaller rocks, Skylar starts get tired and starts to lose strength in their only healthy hand. They’re hanging on by a single finger, when a massive boulder starts falling, which connects with Skylar, knocking them off the wall. And so Skylar falls… and falls… and falls…

**SPLAT**
Season Eight: Deathcast Calling

***Deathcast Calling*** was the 8th season of Villainvivor, featuring an all new 24 person cast. The central twist of the season was the newly implemented Safari, in which players could find advantages, along with the fact that every pre-merge round featured a tribe swap. Additionally, every player was casted alongside a "duo" partner, with whom they were able to communicate with across tribe lines. The season was characterized by heated rivalries and the warring of two sides, along with some general chaos and interpersonal conflicts.

Ultimately, the season featured a final 2 of the duo of **Izzy** and **Zap,** where Izzy defeated Zap in a 7-3 vote.

 Tribe names: Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Bronx 2.0. Bronx 3.0, Brooklyn 2.0, Brooklyn 3.0, Brooklyn 4.0, Brooklyn 5.0, Brooklyn 6.0, Manhattan 2.0, Manhattan 3.0, Manhattan 4.0, Manhattan 5.0, Queens 2.0, Queens 3.0, Queens 4.0, Queens 5.0, Queens 6.0, Staten Island, and Ellis Island.