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Teddy Bear is a female recommended character in Inanimate Insanity and a contestant in Inanimate Insanity IV

She debuted in "A New Stage In The Game" and was the runner-up of the paintball contest in "War De Guacamole". She also made a cameo in "Everything's A-OJ" and had a brief appearance in "Objects in Mirror".

In Inanimate Insanity IV, Teddy Bear escaped MeAfterlife along with Spikey, Jack, and Tapey. She is currently competing as a member of Thematic Cats.

Teddy Bear's previous design features her being a teddy bear, which is obviously bear-shaped. She was caramel-colored, with a red nose and dark brown freckles

Teddy Bear's new design is more animal-like. She no longer has freckles, but she now has visible fur on her cheeks and the top of her head, and her ears now are cream-colored on the insides. She also gained a cream-colored, oval-shaped marking on her stomach

Teddy Bear is often aggressive and intense at times who cared greatly about winning the challenge in "War De Guacamole". She acts rashly by insulting others with demeaning names - for example, refers to Magnifying Glass as "Glass-Face".

Teddy Bear also gets easily offended, as shown as when she gets belligerent and aggressive towards Bell when she asks her if she wants to form an alliance. Despite her recklessness, Teddy Bear became tired after several days of shooting paintballs at Apple, who eventually shot back at her, causing her to lose the competition.

However, as of "Objects in Mirror", Teddy Bear was shown to be remorseful, as she was visibly upset and tears up after seeing Poptart, Dictionary, and Banana all get permanently deleted for failing to outrun the line. This is made even more apparent in "The Future is Today!", with Teddy Bear becoming distressed and tearful upon Bell being unable to score in time. Teddy even tries to reach out to Bell, proclaiming she won't leave her, but she is dragged away by Spikey for her own safety.

This season primarily focuses on the contestants' lives following the finale of Inanimate Insanity II while also retaining the competition-based format seen in the previous seasons. Similar to Inanimate Insanity Invitational, this season also utilizes a new animation style, this time reminiscent of Season 1R, while also taking cues from late Season 2 and Season 3

in other words, is a show where the contestants are to find themselves and whatever they're best in after the terror of what happened and discoveries and now building their own society with equalities and fairness between them (though this is really the contrary to Metag since most hates them because of working for Cobs and being his creation for the evil)

General information about Inanimate Insanity IV: There are practically 4 teams in the 'show' so far, which are: Circumspect: composed of Cammy, Cheesy, Candle, Magnet and Pepper Thematic cats: Cherries, Microphone, Taco, Soap, Teddy, Tea Kettle Heavy metal pop stars: Paper, Lightbulb, Star fruit, Poppy, Metag and Tapey Go Big or be last: Bonesaw, Goo, Box, Lifering, Spikey and Trophy The host of the show is Fan along with Bot and Test tube as his co-hosts; Fan, Test Tube, and Bot are a family (Bot being the child of the family among them). The emergency survival gang is composed of: Paintbrush, Metag, Box, and Lifering. They all maintain security and work to prevent deaths or any kind of critical accident now that they no longer revive like in other seasons. They usually wear bright green vests with silver lines around them forming an X shape. The society they have now established is a large space in an empty and spacious part of a forest composed of trees and large oval-shaped white rocks with stripes of various colors such as pink, green, and blue. In this space, they set up the central area where the O.S.C. is located, which is where they hold meetings. The three winners from previous seasons (Cabby, Suitcase, and OJ), who have now become the objects that make the society function, and the help center are located in front of the benches. Next to it, there is also a theater room where they usually put on shows for fun or sometimes interact normally, as well as a restaurant where they usually... They eat, which really looks like a well-made and luxurious place; the haunted house is next door where Bow, Marshmallow, and Apple stay after a long time away from competitions; the OJ Hotel is also located there, where the participants and others usually stay overnight, and several other buildings.

However, there is a soft side to Trophy. In the Inanimate Insanity shorts, he is way less of a bully than what he used to be. He also became way less arrogant. He also reveals that he has an interest in photography, which was later explored in "Cob Mentality" with his distrust of Cammy purely based on their object, implying that he's found a new rival when it comes to photography. This side to Trophy is best demonstrated in "Waffling About" where Trophy doesn't try harming Nickel's sarcastic side. He even surrenders and admits that he lacks much intelligenceBy the fourth season of the series, he has gotten softer and less intimidating, even though he still sometimes struggles to cope with his aggressive ways; in "Cob Mentality", for example, he punches the ground with a strong amount of brute force both to reveal his word, and (as he admits to Box) to try helping himself recover from a "breakdown". In "All Play and No Work", he is also shown to be more easily spooked than he lets on, trying to assure his team that he's alright in spite of how visibly shaken he is from Knife's taunting. At one point, after a particularly bad scare, he curls up on himself and begins shaking as he repeatedly apologizes for his actions.

Trophy labelled The Jock, is a male contestant on Inanimate Insanity II and Inanimate Insanity IV. In Inanimate Insanity II, he was put on The Grand Slams, and was eliminated in "Cooking for the Grater Good". He is currently competing in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Go Big or Be Last. Trophy has a body of gold and a rather hourglass figure, with a large defined head, thin waist, and wide bottom. His face is located on his head, his arms are on either side of his waist, and his legs at his bottom. His head is hollow with a circular hole at the top of his head. On either side of his head are two handles that extend from his top to his middle. He has three darker stripes, one above and below his middle, and one at his bottom Trophy is notorious for being a brutal jock. Arrogant and aggressive, Trophy is highly competitive and athletic, with a progressive aim to win challenges and beat others. His behavior can become mischievous and crude in order to gain victory, such as blackmailing others to do things for him. Trophy is genuinely a closed-minded and incompetent individual who treats other competitors harshly, notably those who are smarter than him, as seen in "Marsh on Mars", when he scorns Baseball and calls him a nerd for explaining the perspective of the rocket, and calls Fan "pathetic" for taking care of the egg he mistook for Marshmallow.

In "The Future Is Today!", Taco is working as a hostess showing that she has most likely been forgiven by most contestants and is now more comfortable with interacting with them. She seems to be trying to be "hospitable" as she asked Soap if she was doing it right after giving Magnet and Pencil the "best table" with the overhead light rather than the newbies who were supposed to be given priority.

In "Cob Mentality", Taco seems to be trying to improve herself as she states that "Honesty is more important than winning" showing that she still feels guilty for her past actions. It is also revealed that the word she chose to describe herself was "Clean" referring to her desire to play the game without cheating. Despite seemingly healing (mentally), when Lightbulb says that she thought Taco chose the word broken due to what happened in "Truth or Flare", Taco responds saying that she is "Trying to be less broken" most likely referring to her mental state rather than physical.

In "Run the Risk", Taco displays impatience when waiting for Microphone and Soap to find their way through the maze. After that, when Microphone tells Taco that she and Soap were trying the method Taco used in "Mazed and Confused", Taco says that although Soap means well, it would be difficult for her to replicate the friendship between Taco and Microphone. She then proceeds to jump into the giant bucket of water before Microphone tells her to do anything or even informs her of the challenge. She is visibly annoyed upon being soaked. When she is assisting Cherries in the next part of the challenge by holding onto the rope, she tells Cherries to step on "a rocky formation" on the rock climbing wall as to which Cherries says that the whole wall is a rocky information

In "All Play and No Work", Taco ends up finding Test Tube's lab and comes across MePad's corpse, which Test Tube might be rebuilding, causing her to tear up and experience PTSD.

This slow shift in Taco's character eventually leads to the grand reveal in "Journey Through Memory Lane (Part 2)", where Taco loses the competition and unravels her true identity in a fit of anger when OJ wins. Taco reveals that she merely played a role and created her stupid persona as part of a plan to gain love from the viewers and not be seen as a threat, resulting in what should have been her win (as she proclaims).Initially hiding in the bushes for the first half of the season, Taco remains as a spectator to the competition in order to find an accomplice. Taco eventually narrows her choice on Microphone, a competitor who struggles to succeed in challenges and feels overlooked despite her efforts. After Taco begins tormenting Microphone in "Rain On Your Charade" by reading through her personal diary, she opens up to Microphone to convince her to join sides with her in order to split the million-dollar prize 50/50 in exchange for help and advice throughout the rest of the competition. Microphone refused but eventually agrees and they form a sort of alliance.

Taco is a female contestant on Inanimate Insanity and Inanimate Insanity IV.

Taco's nonsensical behavior and tendencies made her well-liked by the viewers. This, plus her winning multiple immunities on Team Chickenleg and in the merge helped her make it to the finals. When she lost in the final challenge to OJ, she revealed her more sinister and manipulative side, fleeing after attempting to steal the cash prize

Taco is a hard-shelled taco filled with tomatoes, lettuce and refried beans. She also has a pair of arms in her shell that she can hide at any time

From "Mine Your Own Business" to "Truth or Flare", her shell was dented after she was hit by a gemory. Her shell was fixed after dying and being recovered by MePhone4.

At the start of the series, Taco was known for her strange and dim-witted personality, most notably for shouting random words like "sour cream" and "sprinkles", as well as spitting lemons. Unfortunately, she lost this ability causing her to lament over it for a short period of time. Taco usually appeared completely oblivious to all conflicts and remained motionless with a sideways smile on her face. Overall, Taco is a peculiar character, as she has a self-proclaimed IQ of 7, listed as having mental problems for unknown reasons by Dictionary, and has been said to speak only French and know a few bits of proper dialect, though this was eventually proven a façade later on in the show.

Poppy then wraps the damaged area in a set of bandages made from one of their leaves, which they continue to wear afterwards. Until Friend or Froze , Bot was identical in appearance to Bow , being shaped like a bubblegum-pink hair bow with eyelashes. They also have extendable (though usually short) legs, and regular arms attached to the sphere in front of their wings.While Bot was created to be a mechanical replica of Bow , including catchphrases the latter used to say programmed on them, their personality is different from the character they're replicated from. They are much friendlier, more intelligent and self-reflective than their counterpart, while also not saying the typical valley girl words "like" and "totally" as frequently as Bow does. They've been shown to be a little more sarcastic as well, possibly picking the trait up from Nickel . Unlike most robots, Bot has feelings like a human despite running as a regular machine, only their feelings can be customized and self-programmed given the traits of any personality a regular or unique person would get.They're shown to be extremely empathetic to those around them, showing extra sympathy to the people they feel are similar to them, such as when The Floor was extremely confused and exhausted by being put onto a picnic basket. They aren't afraid to go against others' wishes to do what they feel is right, such as going against their programming and Test Tube to be themself, or going against their alliance because they don't want to vote a friend, Paintbrush, out. The same thing they tried to help others is with Cabby. In their defense that while Test Tube still complains that she is not promising and not that interpersonal towards others with her files, Bot can easily make others happy through their empathy and confidence to try to make Cabby get encouraged by them. Even though they're a robot, Bot also has visual-spatial intelligence and possibly logical intelligence because they claim to be a visual learner as

Bot , (formerly known as Bow , Bowbot and TBD ), is a contestant on Inanimate Insanity Invitational . They competed on The Pinkers until "I Am Chocolate! "After the aforementioned episode, Nickel and Balloon gave them a makeover; now being a very light green sphere with side attachments resembling butterfly wings. They have four green beads and lines extending diagonally from the beads to the corners of each wing. In Cob Mentality, among the chaos generated by Poppy's presence, Toilet attempts to attack them, but ends up missing when they dodge out of the way and hits Bot by mistake, breaking open the left side of their head and exposing the mechanisms inside.

Suitcase is the winner of Inanimate Insanity II, a protagonist in Inanimate Insanity II: The Movie, and a supporting character in Inanimate Insanity IV. In Inanimate Insanity II, Suitcase was placed on The Grand Slams, and competed throughout the merge and as a finalist alongside Knife before eventually winning the season. As of Inanimate Insanity IV, she is a co-leader of Inanimate Island alongside the other two winners, OJ and Cabby. She is the leader of safety, sharing the same first letter as her name’s in the acronym for the Organization of Sensible Careers .

Suitcase is a brown suitcase with yellow straps on her sides. She is able to open up herself whenever she wants in order to store itemsSuitcase is most noteworthy for her kind-hearted, empathetic nature, and an independent person. She tries to see the good in everyone, but this noble ambition of hers sometimes blinds her to other people's less-than-good intentionsComplicating things further, she has an evolving notion of what the game should be to her. After her temporary elimination in "Everything's A-OJ ", she becomes keener on proving her value to her teammates and "taking the game more seriously," but finds that it is difficult to navigate the fine line between doing what's right and maintaining good relationships with those around her, as well as parsing what is and isn't personal in the game Complicating things further, she has an evolving notion of what the game should be to her. After her temporary elimination in "Everything's A-OJ", she becomes keener on proving her value to her teammates and "taking the game more seriously," but finds that it is difficult to navigate the fine line between doing what's right and maintaining good relationships with those around her, as well as parsing what is and isn't personal in the game. This follows from Suitcase's tendency to internalize things, perhaps out of a desire not to feel like a burden. In the episode "Truth or Flare", under coercion from Taco, she admits to her hallucinations, explaining that they are probably the result of anxiety. These hallucinations occur both visually and auditorily, and cause her great strife. Despite her values of kindness, Suitcase has the potential to use sarcasm or sass. After admitting to experiencing hallucinations, she tells Taco, "thanks for making this such a comforting environment," an obviously sarcastic statement. Also in "Truth or Flare"--after Taco says that there is no winning--Suitcase says, "looks like I won" when the fire burns her rope.

He still keeps his enthusiastic, friendly personality, but he is more outspoken and not as afraid to speak what is on his mind. He tends to be anxious or even disrespectful around individuals he does not trust, such as with Poppy or MeTag , due to his trauma from Meeple . This aforementioned trauma caused him to have an outburst at Poppy after misinterpreting the message accidentally recorded by Tapey , and as he always was quite nervous and on edge even prior to the Inanimate Insanity II Movie , where most of the trauma that causes him to be distrustful of those he associates with Cobs or Meeple occurred. As of currently, he has recognized his wrongful actions with the help of OJ and has befriended Poppy and MeTag , even helping MeTag escape from Bow by standing at a side angle to seem invisible.At the beginning of the series, Paper was a friendly, innocent contestant. This is most clearly seen when he hangs out with Knife and watches Desperate Housewives instead of doing the challenge in "A Lemony Lesson ". However, his trusting nature made him an easy target for Knife's bullying, so he was eliminated first as Knife aggressively shoved him off the metal platform and threw things at him until he fell into the water

Paper is a male contestant on Inanimate Insanity and Inanimate Insanity IV. Paper's lack of work ethic on Team Epic caused him to be the first contestant eliminated in "A Lemony Lesson" after losing a tiebreaker challenge against Knife after a 3-3-1 vote. During his time on Idiotic Island, his mental state deteriorated, even into his return to the game in "Double Digit Desert." His mental state improved over time with the help of OJ, but he was voted out in "The Penultimate Poll" by the eliminated contestants for being a follower, eliminating him a second time one episode before the finale He is currently competing in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Heavy Metal Pop Stars . He is a sheet of notebook paper with rounded edges, along with a sharp edge on his bottom left. Much like a regular piece of lined paper, he has seven light blue horizontal lines across his body and one light red vertical line near his left side. Also along his left side are three holesAs of now, Paper seems to have grown into a much more confident individual, being able to stand up for himself and not get pushed around.

She also appears to be easily irritated by others who disrespect or mock her, most particularly Cheesy (until Cheesy got eliminated) and often dismisses others' criticisms. Microphone's honesty can make her impulsive and lose control of her actions, often causing her to mess up in contests or offend others. However, she is working on how to control herself, and her temper. In "Theft and Battery", it is revealed that Microphone keeps a secret diary where she writes her personal thoughts, in which, nobody else is supposed to know about. In her passages, Microphone becomes self-critical and writes about her bad traits, particularly losing challenges and irritating others. After Taco learns of Microphone's strife in "Rain On Your Charade", she offers her a deal to help in challenges and lead her on a more definitive yet fraudulent path to victory. Microphone is reluctant at first but agrees to secretly align with Taco. Microphone begins to warily obey Taco's mischievous plans for victory, such as using her gain to get Taco to help her out of the maze in "Mazed and Confused". Microphone suddenly realizes Taco wants to cause trouble to others, and disagrees with Taco's idea of paralyzing Balloon, thinking it's wrong in "Kick the Bucket" and vouches for alternative means of mental manipulation. Their partnership continues up until "Hatching the Plan" where Microphone has had enough of Taco's recklessness. After rescuing Fan, Microphone realizes that Taco's just using her to get recognition and asks her if she said the same thing to Pickle, asking Taco if she also manipulated him into doing reprehensible actions to win in an accusatory tone. After this, Microphone mutes her gain to never listen to Taco ever again. During the elimination, Microphone voluntarily quits the show, stating that there was a Voice In Her Head pushing her to go further than Microphone was originally willing to go. She concludes by stating that the choices she made weren't exactly the best, and that

Microphone is a female contestant on Inanimate Insanity II and Inanimate Insanity IV. In Inanimate Insanity II, Microphone was placed with The Grand Slams. She placed 6th overall, quitting the show in "Hatching the Plan". Microphone currently competes in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Thematic Cats. Microphone is a dark grey wireless microphone. A power button is on her chest, while she has a light grey collar around her grilles. Another collar appears near her flat bottom area. She also has a gain knob on her lower back.Microphone is generally outspoken and honest about her opinions, noting that Soap's pizza looked unappetizing in "Cooking for the Grater Good" and affronting Dough in "A Kick in the Right Direction".

Test Tube is a female contestant on Inanimate Insanity II and Inanimate Insanity Invitational. In Inanimate Insanity II, she was placed with The Bright Lights. Test Tube competed until the merge, where she was eliminated in "Hatching the Plan" in a 3-2 vote. She placed 5th overall. She returned to compete in Inanimate Insanity Invitational on The Pinkers before the merge. After the merge and Cabby's return to the game, Test Tube struggled to gather enough numbers to vote out the aforementioned returnee, and was voted out by Cabby's new alliance, The New Old Thinkers, placing 11th. In Inanimate Insanity IV, she returns as an assistant for Fan alongside Bot, serving as a "co-host" for the season. Test Tube is a tall glass beaker in the shape of a thin cylinder with an opening at the top, surrounded by a wider glass ring. Inside Test Tube is neon green reactive liquid.As a proud prospective and self-proclaimed scientist, Test Tube devotes her life to the education of science. Since her debut in "Breaking The Ice ", Test Tube has displayed an incredible amount of knowledge and intelligence in all areas of science and can be assumed as the most intelligent and creative contestant on Inanimate Insanity II , only coming before Cabby in Invitational . She talks with a strong vocabulary and enjoys making scientific calculations at any moment she wishes

Paintbrush is a non-binary contestant on Inanimate Insanity , Inanimate Insanity II , and Inanimate Insanity Invitational .Paintbrush has a long rounded body with a square head. A silver metal rim surrounds the top of their head. Paintbrush has yellow bristles that form a pointed brush that emerges from the metal rim. At the bottom of their body is a hole cut out in the center of Paintbrush's torso. In comparison to other contestants, Paintbrush is remarkably tall, as Knife says in both season 1 and 2 .Paintbrush is a responsible contestant who is pragmatic in their approach to challenges and life. They take the game very seriously compared to other contestants, and try to corral their team into trying their best at challenges and taking as few risks as possible. They hold their friends and allies' best interests at heart. In some ways, their problem is that they care too much; when things don't go their way and their teammates don't try their best, they are prone to angry outbursts. When they're angry, sometimes they resort to physical violence and yelling (like when they punch Fan and say they hate him in Mazed and Confused). Although they are a skilled leader, they are outranked by Lightbulb and her outside-the-box ideas. Although Paintbrush shows a willingness to work with Lightbulb in some episodes, they often butt heads because they are both stubbornly set in their ways. They are a compassionate, loyal friend, as seen when they try their best to comfort Marshmallow, and are always there to save Nickel in Season 1 when things go awry. Paintbrush is both outspoken and very impatient, so they are not unfailingly kind. This is especially true in Season 1 episodes such as The Snowdown, where they're unnecessarily rude to Apple and MePhone4. They are also shown to be petty at times; examples of this are present when they still feel angry at OJ for besting them in the Christmas Challenge in The Penultimate Poll, even though it'd been months.

Orange Juice (referred to as OJ for short generally) is the winner of Inanimate Insanity, was a contestant on Inanimate Insanity Invitational, and is a supporting character in Inanimate Insanity IV. Competing on Team Chickenleg, OJ started with a quiet game, though he was manipulated and betrayed multiple times within his alliance. Through finding truer allies in the merge, he made it to the finale and defeated Taco in the final challenge, becoming Inanimate Insanity's first winner. As of Inanimate Insanity IV , he is a co-leader of Inanimate Island alongside Suitcase and Cabby . He also became a temporary host in "Fan the Flames " after Fan had gotten severly injured.He is a glass cup filled with orange juiceOJ is a prideful and assertive character. Throughout season 1, he forms multiple alliances, winning the season with much help from others. As of now, he is the winner of Inanimate Insanity season 1 and the owner of Hotel OJ . He has grown into a more hardworking and productive person over time, though he still struggles with self absorption and a harsh personality.In Inanimate Insanity IV , OJ is a lot more cheerful and upbeat, likely due to him not needing to manage the hotel anymore, despite the fact he is still in a major position of leadership with the OSC . He seems to be very focused on not displaying any favoritism towards those in the competition, especially Paper (his boyfriend)

. Her efforts continue into future episodes— she spends a lot of "Home Is Where the Heart Is" trying to support Paintbrush , finds a way to save both herself and Yin-Yang from being eliminated in "Friend or Froze ", and in "Spring on the Breakfast!", she tries to learn more about Bot . In the finale , she fiercely defends Bot upon seeing the Bot clone Springy made of them because she understands and wants to support her friend.Cabby is the winner of Inanimate Insanity Invitational and a supporting character in Inanimate Insanity IV. She is voiced by Casey Landman. Putting her trust in Test Tube, she was originally eliminated in "Best Served Cold" after a unanimous blindside vote against her, but she was able to rejoin the game in "I Am Chocolate!", after staying on Indefinite Island. She competed for herself in the merge before the finals, where her showcase of strategy, loyalty, and redemption within the game won her said game in a 7-6-2 vote by the jury, beating out fellow finalists Balloon and Silver Spoon. As of "The Future Is Today!", she is a co-leader of Inanimate Island, alongside the other winners, OJ and Suitcase. Cabby is a periwinkle file cabinet. Her body is a large vertical rectangle with two drawers on her front. Her face appears on the upper drawer and her arms at her side. Cabby's bottom drawer can open, containing files that she can remove. It is unknown if her top drawer can also open. Rather than having legs, Cabby has four small wheels at the bottom of her body, which she uses to roll. In Season 2 and Season 4, she is colored slightly darker and she is shown as isometric. Her handles also more detailed having lighting and outlines

In "Snapshot Showdown ", for example, she is very excited to share the intel she has on The Thinkers to help her team win the challenge, to the point where she doesn't even notice Test Tube's apprehension about asking. In "Home Is Where the Heart Is " it is revealed that Cabby has a form of long-term memory loss for which she uses her files as an aid due to struggling to remember things herself. This is severe enough that in "Spring on the Breakfast! ", she admits she is unable to remember whether she has parents and it causes her pain when she tries.When given a chance, Cabby is shown to be very caring towards other people, especially those who are her friends. She wants to understand people, as she says in her exit interview, citing this as her primary reason for keeping files on other people, Cabby spends most of "Pesty Besties " overcompensating for her lack of bonds on the show in an effort to prove Test Tube wrong and win people over. She goes as far as to give her own inani-mate to Yin-Yang , forfeiting any chance to win the challenge herself in an effort to encourage Yin after they lost Sprinkles.. Her efforts continue into future episodes— she spends a lot of "Home Is Where the Heart Is" trying to support Paintbrush , finds a way to save both herself and Yin-Yang from being eliminated in "Friend or Froze ", and in "Spring on the Breakfast!", she tries to learn more about Bot . In the finale , she fiercely defends Bot upon seeing the Bot clone Springy made of them because she understands and wants to support her friend.Cabby is the winner of Inanimate Insanity Invitational and a supporting character in Inanimate Insanity IV.

Cabby is someone who puts an incredible amount of effort into everything she does. Her very first lines on the show indicate to the audience and the rest of the cast her intelligence, meticulousness, and desire to leave a strong first impression. Cabby is a very diligent and observant person; the majority of the data she keeps in her files on the other contestants comes from her observations. In "Stranded in Paradise", she accurately guesses MePhone4 planned to choose teams through randomisation based on documentation she has on his past behaviour. In the same episode, she is the first person to notice Clover's luck.

Cabby's files are very important to her, both as something she needs to remember things, and as her passion for documenting information, which she works very hard on and is confident about. For this reason, though she is generally kind to the others, it upsets her and she tends to retaliate when others take her files without asking or downplay the veracity of her research, as Fan did in "The Shame of the Name " when he admitted to taking her file on him without permission— resulting in their argument and Cabby's decision to convince the rest of The Pinkers to vote him out, and as Test Tube did in "Tragedy at 60 Feet " when she sarcastically rejected Cabby's assertion that based on her research, Clover's luck would be advantageous to them in the challenge. Despite her attachment to her files, however, she will happily allow others to borrow her files if they ask her. She also loves to share her insight if she deems it relevant to the conversation

Fan also has difficulties when it comes to talking about himself, but has an easier time expressing himself over text as shown in "Mine Your Own Business ".Despite being very attached to the show and having a very emotional reaction to being eliminated,[8] Fan has learned to better deal with being eliminated and has shown growth in how he views himself in relation to the game. This leads to him being much more accepting of his elimination in Invitational. As shown in both "Fan's Fantastic Features" and "Inanimate Insanity IV", Fan is a natural at being a host. He speaks with charm and clarity, easily able to improvise and lead games with his creativity. This isn't his only case of smarts in speech; he is also verbose in his pitch to the Organization of Sensible Careers, showcasing his ability to stylishly present his ideas. In "Cob Mentality", Fan is shown to be quick-thinking as he swiftly uses the Blue-Ray to save Test Tube from Jack's attack.He can also be rather stubborn, such as when he began to focus more to spite Knife's claims of him not paying attention[8]Fan has a lot of trouble coping with change, having negative reactions to the sudden alterations in the patterns he observes in the show, such as breaking down over there being no elimination in "Mazed and Confused ". He further expresses this difficulty when talking to Suitcase , stating that he was scared over there being "more" to the competition.[8] As of "Hatching the Plan" , Fan has learned to have a better mindset toward facing change with the help of Test Tube Fan is impulsive and quick to lose his composure when corrected.[10]

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Fan is a male contestant in Inanimate Insanity II and Inanimate Insanity Invitational. He is also the host and of Inanimate Insanity IV and one of the main characters of the series. Following his debut in Inanimate Insanity, he returned and was a contestant in Inanimate Insanity II until his elimination in "Mine Your Own Business", placing 7th overall. He later competed in Inanimate Insanity Invitational until his elimination in "The Shame of the Name", after Cabby rallied the rest of The Pinkers, except Test Tube, together to blindside him. He left Indefinite Island early, not participating in either rejoin challenge coming in 18th place. In Inanimate Insanity IV, Fan is very concerned with the state of the new society that had been formed. After a pitch to the Organization of Sensible Careers, Fan was declared the "Games Moderator" of the up and coming return of the game. He proceeds to moderate the games soon after meeting Poppy. However, in "Fan the Flames", Fan is heavily injured by lightning while trying to intercept MeTag in order to protect Bot, leading OJ to temporarily take his place Fan is a red Chinese foldable paper fan. His body is shaped like an upside-down triangle with two yellow sticks at either side. The red paper makes several folds on his body, causing triangular bumps at the top. At the bottom, the red paper twists. Fan is a talkative, awkward, and passionate contestant, commonly recognized as the ultimate fan of Inanimate Insanity . He has a strong interest in blogging, even having advertised his blog on the show. He’s typically ignorant and unaware of what happens around him, being mostly absorbed in his electronics, which he is almost always seen with. He’s observant of the patterns and occurrences throughout the show, with most of his remarks being about the game's structure. There are times when Fan isn't much of an active participant in challenges. However, when he puts his mind to it, he manages to be strategic and imaginative.[1]

Lightbulb is a female contestant on Inanimate Insanity, Inanimate Insanity II, and Inanimate Insanity IV. Despite being the captain of Team Epic, Lightbulb didn't perform often in team challenges. She was mistakenly eliminated in "The Stacker" with 64 votes, but rejoined in the following episode in place of Nickel, who properly received the most votes. She was re-eliminated in "The Snowdown" with 120 votes, just one more than Pickle. Lightbulb was the fourth previous contestant chosen to participate in Inanimate Insanity II , once again becoming a team captain, this time for The Bright Lights . She often clashed with Paintbrush due to their differences in leadership, but the two became closer throughout the season; she also allied with Fan and Test Tube . Becoming the last remaining member of The Bright Lights, Lightbulb made it all the way to the final four before being eliminated in "Truth or Flare " due to placing last in the challenge after recognizing she values her connections more than the game. Lightbulb competed in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Heavy Metal Pop Stars before being eliminated in "Fan the Flames " with only 1 vote. She placed 22nd overall. Lightbulb competed in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Heavy Metal Pop Stars before being eliminated in "Fan the Flames " with only 1 vote. She placed 22nd overall. Lightbulb resembles an incandescent light bulb . Her face appears on her glass bulb. Within her bulb, she has a stem sticking out above her metal sleeve. Lightbulb's arms and legs stick out of her sleeve. Lightbulb is an enthusiastic, kind of lazy, nitwitted, free-spirited and optimistic character. Lightbulb is greatly known for her goofy and ludicrous attitude, given that when she returned for Inanimate Insanity II, her character had completely changed from the clumsy and dizzy leader of Team Epic to a more comical, almighty, and influential chief and commander of Team Bright Lights. This makes Lightbulb the only character in the seri

Lifering is a male contestant in Inanimate Insanity Invitational and Inanimate Insanity IV and a minor character on Inanimate Insanity II, also appearing in "Seas the Day" in a prominent role. He was the third contestant voted out during Inanimate Insanity Invitational in "Snapshot Showdown", when during a 2-2-1 tie between him and Nickel, Box changed her vote to Lifering on the revote, sending him to Indefinite Island, where he stayed but lost both re-entry challenges and placed 17th. He is currently competing in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Go Big or Be Last. Lifering is a circular life preserver, which are designed to save a person from drowning. He has white and red stripes, along with gold ropes that wrap around him. Unlike most characters, his eyes and mouth are separated by the large hole in his middle. Lifering is a very safety-conscious lifeguard whose primary focus is first aid and preventing injuries. He is very nice, loyal and cooperative to his team in Season 3. "Tri Your Best" and "Seas the Day", Lifering is shown to be very dedicated to his job as a lifeguard, though he apparently has very short temper and does not enjoy when people fake their drowning. Despite his safety precautions, Lifering is prone to performing his work incorrectly, as seen in "Stranded in Paradise", after improperly diving off the cliff and getting stuck in the quicksand. He also gives false positives for Blueberry's status during "Blue Buried". Lifering is very energetic and athletic, being noted as one of the fastest runners and swimmers amongst the contestants. However, he is not very smart when it comes to challenges, and may occasionally act on ideas before thinking them through. Lifering also gives motivational advice, as he gave Blueberry (doing the cliff jump), Tea Kettle (helping her out in the 1st rejoin challenge), and Cabby (gaining back her ability to use her files as a resourceful tool of knowledge) words of motivation during "Stranded in Paradise", "I Am

MeTag is a minor antagonist in Inanimate Insanity II and a genderless contestant in Inanimate Insanity IV. They were made by Meeple (along with the other MeTags) to serve as a new guard of the headquarters. MeTag returned as a major protagonist of Inanimate Insanity IV. They redeemed themselves by becoming a member of the new Society and worked as a member of Suitcase’s Safety Authority before joining the competition in "Cob Mentality". MeTag was eliminated in "Run the Risk!" with 3 votes, placing 23rd overall.

MeTag has a circular white casing with a circular grey screen, with their face being the Meeple logo designed on it. They are a tracking device that resembles the Apple Air Tag.

Their personality is somewhat unknown due to having no voice or facial expressions but they do consider themselves to be very loyal, which is shown in "The Reality of the Situation " and "Through No Choice of Your Own " when they're working for Steve Cobs In Inanimate Insanity IV , they seem to understand Cobs was a villain and are presumably sorry for working for them. They joined Suitcase’s Safety Authority sometime before the events of "The Future Is Today! ". They are shown to have care for Poppy (possibly due to their resemblance to Steve Cobs) and can relate to the prejudice they experience. They are also shown to mourn MePad . Despite their supposed change of heart, they still appear to associate with Meeple somewhat and attempted to contact a relative of Cobs after being eliminated. However, they ended the call and tried to save Fan after he was struck by lightning, and were ashamed of what they did afterwards.[2] Furthermore, they seem to have lost their will to compete, and sat down as soon as the challenge in "All Play and No Work " began.

Poppy is a non-binary character that debuted in "The Future Is Today! " as a newcomer to Inanimate Insanity IV . They are currently competing as a member of Heavy Metal Pop Stars

Poppy is a character with an appearance reminiscent of a corn cob, similar to Steve Cobs . They are primarily yellow, resembling kernels, and feature a green leafy husk at the top which somewhat resembles hair, with some leaves pulled back, directly mirroring Steve Cobs where his husk is at the bottom.

Poppy displays great enthusiasm for joining the game upon their introduction. Despite being mistaken for Steve Cobs, they remain calm and non-confrontational, even going so far as to repair Bot, which introduces their interest into engineering. It's also notable that they seem to comprehend MeTag, despite MeTag's inability to verbally communicate.

Jack is a male contestant who debuted in "The Future Is Today! " as a newcomer contestant to Inanimate Insanity IV. He competed until "Cob Mentality ", where he placed 24th and last overall after being voted out. As of "All Play and No Work ", he currently has 3 points from assisting almost every team and has 2 points left to rejoin the game

He is a Jack of Spades playing card. The spade symbol along with its letter is black, while his Jack symbol is light blue along with its rectangular outline. His face is positioned in the middle of his body.

Jack is shown to be callous and blunt, as he left MeAfterlife without the others and does not seem to care about that. He wants to compete in Inanimate Insanity , and is desperate to do it. Much detail can be elaborated in "Cob Mentality " regarding him being shown as mean and stubborn, as he can crack his knuckles implying that he isn't that cooperative when knowing different people around him. He can also be seen as bossy and annoyed, as he gets really impatient with Fan knowing he only wants to know his word all the while being told by him what to do, which he dislikes. His time within the MeAfterlife has caused him to become desperate and commit actions suggesting he is a brute that is possibly unstable, getting mad when he was eliminated, causing him to nearly accidentally kill Test Tube out of anger.

Because of his past action he did between "Cob Mentality" and "Run the Risk! ", he is faced with consequences for the action that he caused, as he is seen wearing handcuffs. He would be seen as remorseful, as he is willing to help team Circumspect having a member shortage during the challenge. At the final phase of the challenge, he would lose his temper, as he insistently lashes out at Magnet for instructing him on what to do in the go-kart phase. Meanwhile, Magnet stops him at the cost of them risking their lives from an accident. He maintains his promise to cooperate in "Fan the Flames " willing to help some others

Tapey is a female character who debuted in "The Future Is Today! " as a newcomer to Inanimate Insanity IV . She is currently competing as a member of Heavy Metal Pop Stars

Tapey appears to be a dark gray cassette tape player with a metallic-front speaker and a chartreuse recording extension. She has 6 (mostly) gray buttons, the uses of which are as follows:

1. The only button that is not dark gray, as it is a dark crimson. Its use is recording what Tapey hears. As stated in "Cob Mentality", Tapey uses this button to record what she wishes to remember. This possibly means, like Cabby, she can only "remember" information stored in her, however, in digital files, not real files.
2. This button is used by Tapey to replay her files. It is currently unknown if the file she replays is a conscious choice by her mind, or if she has to manually choose via her buttons.
3. This button is one of two Tapey does not have to press manually to use. When it is pressed, Tapey may speak.
4. The use of this button is unknown. Possibly, Tapey uses it to cycle backwards through her files.
5. This button's functionality is to cease Tapey's audio, be it replaying files or her speech. The consequence of it not being pressed after Tapey speaks/replays is unknown.
6. The use of this button is unknown. Possibly, Tapey uses it to cycle forwards through her files. Despite all the buttons having likely separate functionality, when they are all pressed at once (which, despite separately some may need to be pressed manually, Tapey can do so without moving her arms), none of the buttons seem to show their usual functionality if they are all pressed together. Upon first impression, Tapey can be seen as observant and meticulous when it comes to knowing the facts well and how careful she is to observe. As she is one of the more intelligent characters in the show, she is precise at analyzing the details when it comes to the knowledge of anything she is capable of. It can be shown that in "The Future Is

In the first season, she was chosen on to Team Chickenleg. While competing, she was inseparable from her best friend, Salt, even willingly throwing challenges to save Salt whenever she failed them. Her dependent nature led to her elimination in "4Seeing The Future". In Inanimate Insanity II, Pepper is a supporting character who did not compete, but appeared every so often. She had a major role in "Alternate Reality Show", with her and Salt hosting Inanimate Insanity Infinity in an alternate timeline.

Pepper is currently competing in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Circumspect

Pepper is a grey shaker with a silver cap, The holes on her cap form a star shape which is similar to Salt

Pepper is a lot like her BCFF, Salt, in that they're both vapid and unintelligent people. They have similar manners of speaking and are generally happy just to be together, whether they're lounging around or causing trouble for others. They are both egocentric, stubborn people, but they ultimately adore one another, as shown when they fawn over each other at the end of "The Paper Cut". Pepper prioritizes Salt above all else, and tries to be as similar to her as possible by following her lead. She is at times possessive towards her closest friend, as shown when she tells Salt she isn't allowed to make friends or find love in "The Penultimate Poll". This dysfunction goes both ways, as Salt often fails to consider how her closest friend feels in her own pursuit of happiness - like when she replaced Pepper with OJ after Pepper's elimination (in the original season one; this doesn't apply to the remaster).

This is just one expression of the fact that Pepper and Salt have less in common than one might think. Pepper is more pronouncedly vindictive than Salt. She is openly spiteful towards OJ, threatening to spill him and being happy at his misfortunes. In addition, Pepper was more interested in the game than Salt, as she often asked about challenges (though she followed Salt's lead, eve

Magnet is a character who debuted in "The Future Is Today!" as a newcomer to Inanimate Insanity IV. She is currently competing in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Circumspect.

Magnet is a blue horseshoe magnet with eyelashes and two solid gray poles at the end of the tips. She also has a white face on the side, and regular black arms attached on the front and back, her legs being on the bottom part.

Magnet is shown to be very popular among the cast and is implied to have a large influence on their decisions. She seems to know a lot about everyone, even people she hasn't ever talked to before. She also seems to possess a very magnetic presence and personality, though both of these aren't always guaranteed to work on everyone, as Pepper demonstrates. This has caused her to be particularly full of herself, leading to issues listening to other people and a lack of understanding that some people just aren't that interested in her. She doesn't really pick up on how annoying her behavior may come across, though, and she likely just wants people to feel happy that they were acknowledged by her.

In Inanimate Insanity II, they were placed in The Bright Lights. They were eliminated in "Tri Your Best" with 974 votes, placing 19th overall. Cherries is currently competing in Inanimate Insanity IV as a member of Thematic Cats

Cherries are two dark red and round cherries of equal size. At their respective tops, a tall slim green stem extends and forms an angle with two leaves at the top.

Cherries are identical twins who share a brain. I.e., they are one being inhabiting two bodies; therefore, they share the same thoughts and knowledge. Cherries are a bit childish, as although they are usually a kindhearted and compassionate duo, they love pranking and making fun of others. The two can be seen putting on shows and acting immature to draw attention. If angered, Cherries have been seen to be very hostile and cruel as well, as seen in "Marsh on Mars" when they knock Marshmallow to Mars for simply ruining their act, and furthermore, blaming the dilemma on Box. Their childish behavior can happen often as proven in "Fan the Flames", where instances such as throwing a chair and spilling the floor with olive oil to make other people trip and fall can be seen as an annoyance towards the people around them, including their teammates.

However, following their cruel acts, Cherries can be quite remorseful and guilty if they take pranks too far, and will apologize and reluctantly take the blame. They have shifted into more light-hearted jokes in Hotel OJ that they dub as "nice pranks," which result in a positive reaction despite pulling a prank, such as surprising Trophy with a flock of butterflies yet giving him something interesting to photograph. Action wise, one of the twins will speak as the other might after the other to complete a sentence. Occasionally, one will pantomime (act out/show emotions) while the other talks. As shown in "Fan the Flames," it is possible for both twins to utilize their voices at the same time. Cherries have also shown to be very experienced an

Prior to the first season, Box was one of many box-adjacent contestants subconsciously created by MePhone4 for the show. Following her interview from the host, Box wasn't contacted for a month, which led her to return to the area for an update. She returned to find many more box-like contestants in line, which led her to question why she even wanted to compete in the first place. After running away, she accidentally tripped on a rock, which resulted in her falling and drowning in a nearby lake. MePhone was alerted and fished her up, only to find her as a limbless corpse.

Prior to "Objects in Mirror", Box had a simple appearance that accompanied her rather plain and nonexistent personality. She is an ordinary yellow rectangular cardboard box with four sides. A bump-like design runs along Box's sides and splits her into a lighter half above and darker half below. Her top can be opened by two small flaps. In "Objects in Mirror", she was revealed to have a face and limbs. The inside of Box is completely empty, except for the written word "Box" that MePhone wrote inside Box, which Apple notably misreads as "Taco".

With the new notebook Lifering gave to her in the aforementioned episode, she uses it as an opportunity to display a more strategic and deliberate side of her as shown in "All Play and No Work ". Aside from her notebook as a diary, expressing her thoughts personally, her diary serves as a strategic tool for the team, navigating places where they search for one of the ghosts' keys. Much like Lifering, who emphasizes on trying to save others, she also displays a compassionate and helpful side when helping out the Cherries with their "injury".