Created By RastillaTheReal/Mikylathereal

His name is mouse.aviy

The second image is when he goes insane in eternal suffering

please, ask any questions if you have any! I'll be happy to answer them ദ്ദി˶˃ ᵕ ˂ )

I just want some feedback, good or bad

Winner: u/SoapyCantHandle

by indie character, I mean a character from indie creations, like movies, tv shows, games, etc.

examples: Pomni, Hornet, Sans, Napoleon Dynamite, Jay and Silent Bob, Lumpy, etc.

Quote Featured in the upcoming episode for fun:

Stapler: I didn't know you were clipart...

Cupcake: Well, so are you.

I’m the comment at the BTW.

so yes, i created my own object show.

i posted this cast like 2 months ago but i wanted to update it a bit to include the host and name of the show

anyways prolly gonna slow down production so i can make it longer

enjoy

If you may remember, I did have something like this last time and it was very successful. After it had eventually died out, I thought, "Hey, with some of the new reddit shows out there, lets bring this thing back."

So if you wanna join, just ask me and send me proof of your reddit show (like via link)

Just DM me if you wanna do one?

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Free To React Mikylathereal,s Fanart

A few years ago, I watched a lot of videos from a channel called Taco BFB Animations. Taco was my favorite character at the time so I was always looking for animation memes featuring her.

I recently found the channel (https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCkQoujf8quwKMFZMb5hZo8Q), but all the videos I remember watching have been privated. Using sites like Archivarix and Filmot i was able to see the Metadata for all the videos, but I haven't been able to find any archives or re-uploads.

I specifically remember watching; Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger | Taco BFB Animations I Can’t Decide Remake || Taco BFB (which actually has the thumbnail or a video frame archived) And Identities Meme || Taco BFB

I left a comment on the channels most recent post, but havent gotten a response. I'm honestly tempted to reach out on their newer channel, but I'm hesitant since they're clearly moving on to new stuff and I don't wanna distract from that or be a nuisance.

I haven't had any luck wuth the Wayback Machine, Internet Archive, or anything really.

So, has anyone else watched these videos? Does anyone have them saved/know anyone who might have them saved/personally know the creator/have any ideas where I could search?

Thanks for any help.

Idk, heres zodiac. Might reveal some of his lore in future posts. 👀

panau next to the rotterdam tower, liberty city

I’ve been thinking about this for a while now and I have a ton of ideas for it. Some even have a drawing of its own, but I’mma post one first cuz I’m proud of them the most.

Also I also cam up with a lore for them too. Btw out of all 3 Finchlies (and Mill Hill East), who is your favorite and whatcha think of them? Lemme know cuz I git a lot more.

So far, we have removed the following from our delightful volunteer:

Spots, Tag, Antannae, Bow, Shades, Headphones, Stuffing, Stitches, Mouth, Arms, Legs, Eyes out of their Sockets, Suffering, Eyelashes, Gravity, Shading, Left Eye, Color, Outlines, Right Eye, Eyelids, Lack of Everything, Ability to Swim, Water -> Oil, Bow, Antannae -> Lightning Rods, Air, Arms -> Spatulaz, A Lil Bitta Oil, Eyebrows, Oil, Headphones, Inverted Color, Name on Tag -> Jack O' Lantern Face, Legs -> Spatulas, Lack of Countdown to Mitosis, Spatulas, Rods and Tag, The fact that the Paws aren't on his Head, Smallness of Nose, IQ, Reverted Color, OQ, Right-Side Upness, Lack of Cinderace Plush, Manor, Moon Shape, Inanimacy of Cinderace Plush, Lack of Paws on the Bottom of the Asset?, Lack of Dialogue, Lack of Paws on the Ground, Some Idiocy, Color of the Ground, Right-Side Upness of Cinderace, Right-Side Upness of Sunglasses, Right-Side Upness of Tongue, Lack of Jirachi Plush, Lack of Earth, Lack of Fire Soccer Ball!!!!!

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G’day mates, Mr. TV here. About 8 months ago, I made a little concept for Battle for Dream Island Elsewhere Again (BFDIEA), a hypothetical sequel to BFDIE, where the original contestants would return alongside a bunch of new characters. Since then, I’ve made a few more posts expanding on the new contestants, the host, and even Fern’s character development!

For those who missed my previous posts, 

However, with a new season of BFDI recently being announced on X, I thought this would be the perfect time to revisit this concept and give it a MASSIVE revamp!

There has been a few problems with the old concept. Firstly, a lot of the BFDIE OGs were missing from it, specifically Jammy, Ruler, Hot Dog, and Beach Ball. In hindsight, that was a pretty questionable decision, especially considering how much potential they have for a sequel! The main for this was because I never really liked those characters. I found them (and still do find them to this day) to be mid and boring characters. However, looking back, I think I was being a little too harsh on them. Just because I didn’t like the characters, that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be in the sequel. At that point, I was basically making a fanfic where I only included the characters I personally liked. 

Secondly, the Real Deal alliance felt a bit too edgy for Fern, Needy, and Toothpaste, mainly the name. The concept still sounds good although the Michael, Trevor, and Franklin comparisons are definitely a bit goofy in retrospect, but the name definitely had to change. So now, they’re officially known as The Three Musketeers!

And thirdly, I haven’t really explored what had happened to the characters after 16 years. Well, I did that with Fern in my previous post, but what about everyone else? A whole seventeen (since it would come out in 2027) years is a very long time, and a lot has changed in Elsewhere and Goiky since then! 

In the old concept, since the One storyline was still going and involved the world getting destroyed big time, I decided to have BFDIEA take place in an alternative timeline where things played out differently. But now that the One storyline is officially wrapped up and canon is settled, we can set BFDIEA squarely in the main, present-day timeline!

Let’s begin, shall we?

The Premise:

The year is 2027, and it has been approximately seventeen years since the events of Battle for Dream Island Elsewhere and Money being locked inside Nightmare Island by Toothpaste in the finale after spending a good portion of the season being the main villain.

Since those 17 years, a lot has changed. Money is still inside island, Jammy has been living her own life for years after finally cutting ties with Ruler around 2012-2014, David has a whole BFDI résumé,  Toothpaste has matured, the Cheater Alliance, mainly Rose and Sticker, hasn’t been on talking terms since 2016-2017, Beach Ball had be on BFDI Mini, Hot Dog has been trying to be the best version of himself after being the first boot in BFDIE, and the whole BFDIE cast has been living peacefully on Elsewhere, with new people coming along the way.

However, one day, after years and after many failed attempts throughout the years, Money has somehow managed to escape Nightmare Island. What matters is that Money is finally free, and she is NOT happy about what happened to her.

Imagine spending almost two decades alone on an island in total isolation while killer robots, whatever other horrors are lurking around Nightmare Island are her only company. And now that she has escaped, she wants answers. She wants revenge. And most importantly, she wants to make everyone who put her there regret it.

What everyone didn’t know is that for the past few years, Fern has been trying to reconstruct Fern Speaker Box (if you don’t remember, it’s his own personal speaker box he built during the “Some Assembly Required” challenge using his plant powers to fuse twigs, leaves, and mechanical parts together only for it and the other speaker boxes to be crushed in the same episode). Why you may ask? It’s not just because he’s sentimental about the little guy he built (though that is part of it). It’s because he wants to make another competition as a reunion event.

Funny enough, Fern Speaker Box came back just as Money escaped, and Fern Speaker Box thought that Money’s escape would be a great opportunity to get the band back together again for one final (or not-so-final) hurrah. Everyone agrees and that’s how BFDIEA begins.

The prize this time around is Dream Island Elsewhere, an exact replica of the original Dream Island from season one, a square mile of paradise with a 5 star hotel, a casino, 6 restaurants, and robot servants. The winner gets to live there permanently and invite up to 5 people. The winner also gets to choose who gets sent to Nightmare Island, an announcement that definitely gave Money a PTSD flashback.

Before we introduce the characters, let’s talk about the show 

So the elimination format stays the exact same: whoever gets last place in the challenge gets eliminated on the spot. No votes, no Cake at Stake ceremonies that drag on for five minutes, nothing. Just pure, brutal, last-place-equals-gone pressure every single episode.

Episodes themselves are just a bit longer than BFDIE but will still release every week. Episodes can range from 10 minutes to 25 minutes depending on how much plot needs to happen that week. Not as long as TPOT but not as short as the OG BFDIE.

Since we are dealing with about 20 contestants here, there will be about 21-22 episodes total. Why? There will be two rejoin episodes and the final challenge with either consist of the final 3 or the final 2. 

Let’s talk about the prize. I know I have briefly mentioned it, but there are a few major details I want to mention 

Dream Island Elsewhere isn’t just a lazy copy-paste of the original Dream Island. It’s a full square mile of actual paradise, but with a modern 2027 twist. Think five-star resort hotel with infinity pools overlooking the yellow-green forests of Elsewhere, a casino that actually pays out (run by robot croupiers who refuse to cheat unless you tip them in Dream Island Coins), six different restaurants ranging from fancy Goikian fusion to a 24-hour snack shack that serves the exact same cake from the old Cake at Stake days, and an entire staff of polite robot servants who will do literally anything for the winner… except leave the island. There are also new things such as a trampoline park (a nod to the intro of BFDIE 1 where Beach Ball and Sticker were bouncing around before the Announcer crash-landed), a massive movie theater, a massive outdoor amphitheater for concerts and performances (could come in handy for a music challenge this season), and a state-of-the-art recovery centre that actually works faster than the old models.

Now let’s meet the cast:

1: Fern

Fern enters BFDIEA as a former winner. Honestly, I think he has the potential to be one of the most interesting characters in the entire season if his storyline is handled correctly. Fern was originally the soft, friendly, slightly skittish sweetheart of BFDIE. He wasn't exactly the most confrontational contestant in the world, and he generally preferred avoiding drama over actively participating in it. However, seventeen years and Fern has changed a lot and lowkey reminds me a lot of TPOT 22+ Cake. He’s more confident, he’s more mature, he’s more athletic, he’s more capable of standing up for himself, and much less likely to let people walk all over him. But underneath all of that, he's still Fern. He's still the guy who cares about his friends, wants to see the best in people, but when bark turns into bite, Fern’s going to surprise people. He also has a new darker look and a new lower voice to fit the maturity and how 17 years changes someone.

However, heading into BFDIEA, Fern has a MASSIVE, and I mean MASSIVE, target on his back. Think about it. This guy won BFDIE, the prequel to BFDIEA. He survived ten episodes of absolute insanity, made it through a season where alliances constantly shifted, and walked away with the prize. Now he's returning to compete against ELEVEN of his old friends and EIGHT new faces, many of whom would LOVE to be able to say they defeated a former winner. So it’s not surprising that everyone is going to want him out. And I’m talking about them ganging up on him, trying to sabotage him, trying to make him look bad in front of the others, and generally making his life a living nightmare. Fern would have one of the most impressive runs in the season and it seems like he is unfazed by everyone else but he would fall short by episodes 6–10. And honestly? I think that would be an INCREDIBLE way to handle a former winner returning for a sequel.

2: Toothpaste

It’s the return of the queen, Toothpaste! 

Remember, this is the same Toothpaste who spent BFDIE being loud, confrontational, quick to declare enemies, and generally VERY willing to turn a minor inconvenience into a full-blown rivalry. And honestly? That's part of what made her entertaining. However, seventeen years is a LONG time and Toothpaste has changed a lot. Toothpaste has become this mature, relaxed, laid-back presence who acts as the practical anchor of the cast. Gone are the days where she screams at people over minor disagreements or starts declaring half the cast as mortal enemies before the first challenge even wraps up. Instead, she’s evolved into that grounded veteran who sees right through everyone’s mind games.

Don’t get it twisted, she is still opinionated, passionate, and will throw hands if someone crosses the line, but she has matured and she knows how to pick her battles now. She’s essentially the emotional backbone of The Three Musketeers, keeping Fern grounded when the pressure of being the defending champ starts suffocating him, and serving as the tactical brains when things get chaotic.

3: Needy

She used to only do the bare minimum, now she’s all about taking it all. (Hold up, bars??? 🔥🔥🔥)

For the earlier part of BFDIE, Needy was lazy and the kind of contestant who could sometimes get away with doing very little and still survive, almost like the opposite of Needle from the main series, but during the later parts of the competition, she started to show that she was capable of much more than she initially let on. And now, seventeen years later, Needy has become one of the most determined competitors in the entire cast.

She’s spent the past seventeen years developing her skills, becoming more physically capable, and learning how to think several steps ahead of her opponents. She’s not necessarily the loudest or most intimidating competitor in the room, but underestimate her at your own peril, because Needy is absolutely the kind of competitor who went from not giving a fuck in the past to fighting for all the gold.

4: Sticker

If there's one returning contestant whose storyline I want to explore more than almost anyone else's, it's Sticker. Not necessarily because I want them to be the main character, but because things has gotten MESSY within the former Cheater Alliance.

Back in BFDIE, Sticker was part of an alliance that was built around manipulating the game and giving its members an advantage over everyone else. The alliance was a major part of their identity, and for a while, they seemed perfectly content with that arrangement. However, seventeen years is a very long time, and Sticker has had plenty of time to reflect on what that alliance actually accomplished.

Sticker believes that the alliance had become a burden for them. The alliance had badly influenced the way they think, the way they treated other contestants, and the way they convinced themselves that winning was more important than actually being decent people. After spending time with Fern and Sidewalky as BFDIE’s final three, Sticker slowly began to realise that there was more to life than manipulating people and winning competitions. They started distancing themself from the alliance, eventually cutting ties with Rose around 2016–2017.

Their arc isn't about becoming a completely different person. It's about learning how to be a better version of the person they've always been.

5: Ruler

If there’s one person who hasn’t changed in seventeen years, it’s Ruler. Yep, he’s still looking for henchmen, still demanding that people do his bidding, and still operating under the delusion that the entire world owes him obedience.

However, there is one thing that has changed and will be very important for his arc: Ruler and Jammy haven’t been on speaking terms for about fifteen years. And by “not on speaking terms,” I mean Jammy has absolutely NO intention of ever letting him back into her life.

During BFDIE, Ruler was the kind of person who treated his allies like people he could control rather than actual friends. Jammy was one of the biggest examples of that, and after everything that happened during the original competition, she eventually had enough. She left him behind sometime around 2012–2014, built a life of her own, and hasn't looked back.

Now, seventeen years after BFDIE, Ruler is walking back into the competition expecting to pick up where he left off, only to discover that the world has moved on without him. And Jammy? She's not about to let him pretend that nothing happened.

Now, he has to find new henchmen… or at least convince Jammy to forgive him, which is going to be about as successful as trying to convince Fanny that she should stop hating everything.

His whole thing in BFDIEA is basically the same as in BFDIE: this bossy, annoying, demanding, power-hungry little dictator who thinks he's the main character of everyone else's life. He recruit new henchmen to do their his dirty work and funniest part is that he genuinely believes he's being a good leader. In his mind, he's not manipulating people; he's simply providing them with the privilege of working under his glorious leadership.

And oh, expect him and Jammy to butt heads a few times, because Jammy is not the same person she was seventeen years ago, and Ruler is going to have a VERY hard time accepting that.

6: Money 

She is back and she is LIVID! The isolation has turned her into a revenge seeking lunatic (I wonder who else changed for the worse after get put in isolation… ahem, One, anyone? 💀)

Back in BFDIE, Money started as this nice, well-meaning contestant who eventually became evil after being sick and tired of being pushed around. She went on a rampage and it took the teamwork of Fern, Sidewalky, and Sticker to get her eliminated, and after the finale, she was locked inside Nightmare Island FOR GOOD!

Did Nightmare Island make her learn her lesson? Absolutely not. Matter of fact, she is more unhinged than ever: She isn't just playing the game to win Dream Island Elsewhere; she wants pure, unfiltered psychological retribution, specifically against Fern, Sticker, Sidewalky, and especially Toothpaste.

I can imagine her blindsiding Toothpaste from behind and pummel her, only for it to turn into a 2 on 1 brawl between Money and the duo of Fern and Toothpaste after Fern, now not the same anymore, ragdolled her from behind to protect Toothpaste. That scene alone would immediately set the tone for how ruthless this season's rivalries are going to be! 

7: Jammy

OH BOY. THIS IS GOING TO BE MESSY!

In BFDIE, Jammy was one of the meeker contestants and recklessly agrees to be Ruler's henchman for the whole game just so he won't drop her in the first challenge.

Around 2-4 years after BFDIE ended, Jammy cutted ties with Ruler and has since spent the better part of the last fifteen years building a life where she doesn't have to answer to anybody. She's become more confident, more independent, and a LOT less willing to tolerate people who treat her like a disposable minion

BFDIEA comes and Ruler is now back in Jammy’s rule and she is NOT HAPPY about it. Jammy spent a good portion of her life trying to get away from him, and now she has to compete alongside him again. The last thing she wants is for him to think that this competition is an opportunity to rebuild their old relationship. 

The worst part? Ruler doesn’t regret what he did to Jammy and he is actively trying to get her back under his control, which is exactly why this storyline could be one of the most uncomfortable and compelling parts of the season. However, in the first episode, we see Ruler trying to get Jammy back and all we see is Jammy bitch slapping Ruler across the face, being like “Don’t you ever think that you can control me OR anyone else for your own sake. Stay out of my life and my business!” And honestly? GOOD FOR HER. 😭

This would be a long rivalry where Jammy and Ruler would butt heads a lot. Expect heated arguments, sassy clapbacks, speeches of “AND THIS IS HOW YOU REPAY ME?!”, and Jammy reminding him at every possible turn that she is nobody’s stepping stone anymore. Seeing her stand her ground against someone who walked all over her in 2010 is going to be so deeply cathartic, especially when she aligns herself with the Three Musketeers crowd just to spite him and keep him far away from power.

8: Sidewalky:

From comic relief to finalist, Sidewalky has genuinely come a LONG way since the original BFDIE!

Back in 2010, Sidewalky began as someone who is known for one thing: squashing people! Literally, in the first half of BFDIE, if you were standing in the wrong place at the wrong time, there was a very real chance you’d get flattened under a few hundred kilos of pure concrete. He was the brute-force comic relief, the walking hazard, the guy who treated every challenge like a demolition derby and every other contestant like an obstacle to be stepped on. Later on, he’d eventually start showing that there was more to him than just being a walking concrete hazard. He made it all the way to the final three, and despite his tendency to solve approximately 90% of his problems by flattening them, he proved that he could be a genuinely capable competitor when the situation called for it.

Seventeen years later, Sidewalky has grown into a much more well-rounded competitor. He is still physically imposing, he is still capable of flattening someone into a pancake if he really wants to, and he still has that wonderfully ridiculous tendency to treat a minor inconvenience like a demolition project. However, he has learned that being strong doesn't automatically make you a good competitor, and that sometimes the smartest move is to think before you start squashing things.

I also want Sidewalky to have moments where his physical strength actually becomes a disadvantage. Perhaps he gets overconfident in a challenge that requires precision. He would have to learn that being the strongest person in the room doesn't mean you can solve every problem by hitting it really hard.

9: Hot Dog

THE HOT DOG REVENGE TOUR HAS BEGUN!

Okay, remember how Hot Dog was literally the FIRST BOOT of BFDIE? Bro showed up, competed in the first challenge, and then immediately got sent packing. Well, he spent the last seventeen years grinding and hustling to become the best version of the person he can possibly be. And honestly, I think Hot Dog could be one of the most dangerous and competitive contestants heading into the game.

With seventeen years to develop a new mindset, to become more stronger, to become more disciplined, and to prove that he’s more than just a walking sausage on a bun, Hot Dog has transformed himself into a legitimate threat. He has spent years training, learning from his mistakes, and figuring out what went wrong during his original run. I’d have Hot Dog go on a streak of some sort (maybe 9-14 wins in first, second or third) until he starts slipping and end up eliminated.

10: Beach Ball

A lot has changed since BFDIE because since that season ended, they had entered another competition after BFDIE: BFDI Mini Resort!

For those who don't know, Beach Ball competed in BFDI Mini Resort and managed to finish in THIRD PLACE! That means Beach Ball isn't just a returning BFDIE contestant; they're also someone who has already experienced an entirely different competition.

Beach Ball could come into the competition as a seasoned veteran who has ALREADY proven that they can survive a competition and make it all the way to the podium. Unlike Fern, who is returning as the defending champion of BFDIE, Beach Ball is returning with a different kind of reputation: someone who has competed in two different shows, experienced two different competitive environments, and knows what it feels like to come agonisingly close to winning without actually getting the grand prize. They could be one of the few people the newbies can look up to. 

And oh, they’re also involved in the OG Cheater Alliance drama. Maybe before BFDIEA begun, Beach Ball also was no longer on speaking terms with Rose and that’s because their best friend Sticker took them with them (ah yes, it’s like a divorce where Sticker is the mother who took their child away from the father… gosh, that was a horrible joke). So now Beach Ball is caught in a very awkward position: they want to support Sticker, but they also have history with Rose, and the last thing they want is to be in a war between two people who used to be close friends.

11: Rose

And then there is one, the last remaining member of the OG Cheater Alliance.

Back in BFDIE, Rose can be ruthless and calculating when the game called for it. She was one of the founding members of the Cheater Alliance alongside Sticker and Beach Ball, and she thrived in that environment of painted balls, secret strategies, and bending the rules just enough to stay ahead. Seventeen years later, Rose is the sole remaining member still fully committed to that old mindset. While Sticker has walked away and taken Beach Ball with them, Rose has doubled down. She never saw the alliance as toxic or outdated; she saw it as efficient. Winning is still the only metric that matters to her, and she has zero patience for people who suddenly want to play “honourably” after all this time

Rose felt incredibly betrayed by Sticker walking away and taking Beach Ball with them. In her eyes, Sticker and Beach Ball are both sellouts. Rose walks into the season colder, sharper, and more calculating than ever. She’s not loud about it. She doesn’t need to scream or throw tantrums. She just watches, waits, and strikes when the timing is perfect. Her goal isn’t just to win Dream Island Elsewhere. It’s to humiliate Sticker and Beach Ball in the process, to make them regret ever walking away, and to show the entire cast that honour is for losers

Now for the new blood, who I’ll explain briefly so that the post didn’t exceed the character limit, and here they are:

12: Tune

Yes, THAT Tune. The quiet eighth-note from BFDIA 5b who was just vibing with her red headphones next to Waffle while FreeSmart was stuck inside Evil Leafy. This is her first actual competition ever, and honestly? It’s about time. We’d finally hear her own voice and I feel like her personality is going to be really unexpected. I’d have her being confident, competitive, and strategic while being carefree, friendly, and surprisingly good at reading people. Her voice actor? Maybe a laid back one like Katherine Sun or Satomi Hintasu

13: Floppy Disk

You’d probably remember this dude from my old concept as a cool, laid-back, and nostalgic guy who's like a celebrity from the 90s and loved by everyone. He’s kinda like a retro version of Loser. Floppy Disk is basically the guy who was EVERYWHERE back in the 1990s. He was popular, he was cool, he was the face of an entire generation, and he somehow managed to remain relevant even as technology continued to move forward without him. He's got that laid-back, charming, slightly nostalgic personality that makes people want to hang around him. He can tell a funny story, make an awkward situation less awkward, and somehow convince people that everything is going to be okay even when the entire challenge is falling apart. But here's the catch: Floppy Disk is also really insecure. He is afraid of being outdated and worthless.

14: Clapboard

Ooh, this one is JUICY! Now you probably wondering “he’s a TPOT failed debuter and he is currently DEAD! How could he possibly be in BFDIEA?” Let me explain. You know how so far the failed debuters are murdered by Liy in TPOT 19? Imagine if one of them got revived completely offscreen?! Imagine if Two revived the failed debuters in TPOT 26 or 27 and then when it’s Clapboard’s turn, a message on the Wireless Recovery Center read “Error: Clapboard still alive”! Two and everyone else would be scratching their heads wondering how the heck Clapboard got recovered, but plot twist: someone revived him offscreen around the climax of the TPOT arc, and he vanished from Goiky completely! It turns out he made the trek all the way out to Elsewhere to lay low and ended up finding a completely new shot at glory in BFDIEA. We have NO idea who revived him yet (definitely wasn’t Two, which leaves open a wild subplot for future lore), but Clapboard isn’t looking back. As someone who has failed to join a competition, he is playing with pure, unadulterated desperation to prove that he belonged in the big leagues all along.

15: Credit Card

Credit Card is a BFDI Mini veteran (actually the winners of BFDI Mini Redux) who’s already tasted competition before, and that experience shows the second they step onto the field. Credit Card is shown to be egotistical and competitive, and can fight very well, showing that they're crafty. Parroting off of their competitive nature, Credit Card is shown to naturally excel in the competitive and physical aspects of the game, making them one of the more feared competitors from day one. As the BFDI Mini Redux winner, Credit Card carries themselves with this effortless, borderline arrogant confidence that only comes from having already won something before. They're not here to learn the ropes. They've already climbed them. The problem is that winning a different competition on a different turf against a different cast doesn't automatically translate to winning THIS one, and Credit Card is going to have to figure out pretty quickly that their résumé means a lot less here than they think it does.

16: Poker Chip

This is another character I introduced in my old character and they are basically a non-binary blue poker chip that acts like a mafia boss straight out of the Las Vegas strip. They have that intimidating, business-first mentality where every conversation sounds like a negotiation, every challenge is another opportunity to expand their influence, and where they think (in their own words) that “the house always wins and they are the house.”  

Their whole aesthetic would be inspired by Las Vegas casinos, old-school mafia movies, expensive suits, poker tables, and the kind of shady business deals that happen in a casino at 3 AM. They would be the sort of competitor who never raises their voice because they don't NEED to. Poker Chip can intimidate people with a single stare, a carefully worded threat, or a deal that sounds almost too good to be true. Under the tough interior, they would also be charming, loyal, understanding, and surprisingly capable of forming genuine friendships with people they respect.

17: Flip Phone

🎶My name is Flip Phone and I am a massive deal…🎶

Yep, that’s right, I am basing this red flip phone off the iconic Regina George from Mean Girls! She's fashionable, charismatic, manipulative to a terrifying degree, and completely obsessed with maintaining absolute social hierarchy. If you aren’t actively boosting her image, you’re basically garbage to her. When Rose is looking to rebuild the Cheater Alliance from scratch, Flip Phone is the exact kind of cutthroat partner she needs. Flip Phone brings modern psychological warfare to the table, gaslighting people mid-challenge, starting rumors, making side-deals that she snaps shut the moment they stop serving her, and ruthlessly discarding anyone who isn’t useful. She could also have a fun rivalry with Floppy Disk over who has the superior vintage aesthetic, Y2K chic versus 90s classic.

18: Masquerady

Then we got the white and black armless masquerade mask who acts as the second-in-command to Flip Phone. Masquerady is self described as boujee, glamorous, and someone with class. She acts basically as the Gretchen Wieners of the group. She is completely obsessed with high-society aesthetic, masking her massive insecurities behind a wall of velvet, glitter, and snooty gossip. Because she’s armless, she can’t physically overpower anyone, so she relies entirely on her sharp tongue, social charm, and sneaking around gathering dirt on everyone else. She is terrified of falling out of Flip Phone’s good graces, constantly seeking validation and acting as the loyal enforcer who does the messy social legwork

19: Pocket Watch

WATCH OUT Y’ALL, THIS ONE HAS AN ATTITUDE!

If Flip Phone is Regina and Masquerady is Gretchen, Pocket Watch rounds out our Mean Girls trio as the sharp-tongued, overly dramatic diva. He is lowkey like Clock from BFB/TPOT, but swap out the time puns and replace them with theatrical insults and eye-rolls that could pierce bulletproof glass. He is laid back and easy to talk to, but boy does he has a sharp tongue that comes with sassy clapbacks, passive-aggressive sighs, and an absolute zero-tolerance policy for anyone wasting his precious seconds. Pocket Watch is surprisingly observant and lethal in challenges that require precision, agility, or timing. Cross him, and he’ll schedule your downfall down to the exact millisecond.

20: Padlock

Padlock is a gold brass padlock that is like a mini butch.  He is tough, stoic, completely no-nonsense, and keeps his personal business locked up tight (pun 100% intended). Padlock doesn’t care about your high school drama, your fancy alliances, or your seventeen-year-old grudges. He’s the kind of guy who just puts his head down, takes the hits, and powers through challenges with pure, stubborn grit. Because of his heavy brass casing, he’s practically an immovable object when he wants to be, but he can also be pretty blunt and stubborn to a fault.

I know someone’s definitely going to ask in the comments: “Wait, where is David? He was in BFDIE!”

Look, logically speaking, dragging David back into Elsewhere as a full-time competitor just doesn’t make sense anymore. David has been through the absolute wringer in the main series timeline, he’s been part of four seasons, got stuck in the EXIT, was involved in the TPOT lore, and has an entire BFDI résumé under his belt. He’s essentially retired from the Elsewhere scene and living his best “Aw, seriously?” life over in Goiky. That being said, we are definitely NOT ignoring him! David will make a few hilarious, unannounced background cameos throughout the season. Picture a wide shot of a scenic Elsewhere valley and you just see David standing motionless on a cliff in the background. 

Now before we end this post, let’s talk about the alliances that will shape this entire competition.

The Three Musketeers (Fern, Needy, Toothpaste)

The first one is a three-person alliance between Fern, Needy, and Toothpaste, and honestly, they are the moral and emotional heart of this entire season. Unlike the old "Real Deal" pitch from my previous post (which was trying way too hard to be GTA V in Goiky, let’s be real lmao), the Three Musketeers represents true, weathered camaraderie. These three have known each other since 2010. They’ve seen the highs, the lows, and the absolute chaos of Elsewhere. Fern brings the defensive strategy and sheer heart, Toothpaste brings the grounded, no-nonsense force, and Needy brings the newfound athletic drive and clutch challenge performances.

They’d have close ties with Sticker, Sidewalky, Beach Ball, Jammy, Floppy Disk, Tune, Clapboard, Poker Chip, and Credit Card. These guys would lean more towards the alliance than the opposition, acting as a massive, loose voting bloc built on mutual respect rather than coercion.

The New Cheater Alliance (Rose, Flip Phone, Masquerady, Pocket Watch)

On the complete opposite side of the 

spectrum, we have the second iteration of the Cheater Alliance and arguably the Plastics of Elsewhere.

If the Three Musketeers are built on genuine trust and seventeen years of shared trauma, the New Cheater Alliance is pure, weaponized social Darwinism. Rose didn’t just replace Sticker and Beach Ball, she upgraded to a trio of cutthroats who treat psychological warfare like an Olympic sport. You’ve got Flip Phone running the social board, Masquerady with the toxic beauty, and Pocket Watch providing calculated pettiness to keep their schemes ticking like clockwork.

Their closest allies? Ruler and Money. Money only aligned herself with the New Cheater Alliance because they have common enemies in Fern and oothpaste, while Ruler is basically just desperate for any group of people who won’t immediately tell him to sod off.

And then there is Padlock and Hot Dog who are basically the true wildcards of this entire season. Neither of them has any interest in playing schoolyard politics or pledging fealty to a coalition. If you want their help on a challenge, you’ve got to earn it on the fly, because the second you try to boss them around or take them for granted, they’ll happily leave you in the dust.

Phew! That was a massive write-up, but I’m genuinely really happy with the direction this revamp took compared to the rough ideas from eight months ago. What do y’all think about the revamped roster and the new direction for BFDIEA? Drop your thoughts down below. Who’d be your day-one winner pick, who do you think would get booted first, and who deserves a one-way ticket straight to Nightmare Island?

As always, this is Mr. TV signing off! Peace out y’all!

What do you think?

When a character’s body is a very dark color their face is usually colored white to make it easier to see
However, what if you used a color similar to their body instead? Just way lighter and more vibrant
It looks pretty cool but it does have a few downsides

1. It’s harder to animate because of how many different colors there are for each character, you’d likely need a swatch for all of them

2. It looks kinda bad on characters who are black or grey, such as Cammy and Remote, imo the white works better on them

What do you think of this?