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These beings have backpacks on their backs, which aren't just used for carrying things; they're also used to cover their private parts. That's right. The private parts of an Among Us character (the Among Us race?) are located on their back. This private part is often represented as a flower, and the flower must be a color similar to the Among Us character's, and it must also have a specific meaning and symbolize something important to them. The roots of this flower are attached around their back, and when they experience sexual arousal, the roots detach, leaving only one attached for stability, seeking out the roots of the other being to intertwine with them.

(I'm not drugged, I swear)

MIRA HQ, also known as MIRA or simply "Mira," is a corporate entity seemingly run by Pink. In the series, MIRA HQ is the company that orders The Skeld to deliver Ore+ to Industria. Orange acts as the company's human resources department, responsible for maintaining order at The Skeld and mentoring the new unpaid intern.

The mineral in question, which the spaceship has been tasked with retrieving, is a rock-like substance that houses alien imposters inside, whose shells are secretly disguised as eggs. It's unclear why MIRA HQ wants the imposters' eggs, but because of this, they are perceived as an evil corporation in the series, both before and after this revelation. Yellow and Brown expose the company for its "exploitation of workers under the guise of achieving their financial dreams," as Yellow explains to Green.

Orange was the head of Human Resources at MIRA. She was very loyal to MIRA and always reminded the other crew members of the company rules.

Orange has also been shown to have a peculiar fondness for small red balls, which he calls "Trust Balls." He uses them to help the crew get to know each other, having them share an interesting fact about themselves while holding the ball.

It was also shown that Orange was quite incompetent, as he was unable to kill any of his crewmates except for Lime, which happened in front of the entire crew.

Orange seemed to like salty food. However, after being possessed by The Impostor, he asked for food without salt, which foreshadowed The Impostor's weakness.

She usually behaves very kindly and playfully, but she also tends to emphasize Mira's rules a lot, even when it's not the right time.

Another cook, along with his best friend or soulmate, "Yellow." He's more laid-back but still quite involved in the internal conflicts. He has the energy of a partner who observes more than he speaks. He's usually very reserved, serious, and quiet, but he loves Yellow's jokes.

One of the cooks, along with her best friend or soulmate, "Brown." She has a strong personality and contributes a lot to the more chaotic and everyday side of the group. She also has moments where she questions how they handle things. She's very playful, but she also understands the reality of the situation and how things should really be handled.

Lime was an extremely cautious and reserved crew member who always prepared for the worst-case scenario. He tended to distrust simple explanations and often suspected something strange was going on behind the scenes. Instead of spending time with the rest of the crew, Lime usually kept to himself and could often be found lurking in ventilation ducts or hidden corners of the ship due to a condition called "soft bone syndrome," which caused him to have a gelatinous structure and flexible bones. His habit of gathering information and staying out of sight made him seem mysterious and, at times, a little suspicious. When Red suggests that the crew members hand in their individual scans at sickbay, Lime is the first to respond, making several claims and eventually leaving the room, promising to keep his body scan-free, much to Red's displeasure.

After all the other crew members had completed their scans, Blue lured Lime to the infirmary, where (though Lime resisted at first) she was eventually persuaded by Blue's charm. Blue even promised to destroy the scans afterward, saying they would do it together.

Black belongs to the gothic subculture. She wasn't usually very emotional, displaying a calm and imperturbable attitude most of the time. She could be direct, especially if someone irritated her. For much of the series, she is particularly rude and contemptuous towards Cyan, but she changes her mind after his death and regrets her actions.

Black is diligent in his work as a geologist, regularly studying the Ore+ mineral for damage. He proves to be intelligent, capable of deciphering the clues Cyan left in her dream journal, which reveal that the Ore+ mineral is actually imposter eggs.

Cyan was the typical hippie character who loved to talk about gems, crystals, vibes, and tarot cards; she even called herself a gemologist. Despite being a bit absentminded at times, she was very kind and tried hard to keep everyone positive, even kissing Red at the start of the mission on The Skeld. She was also quite sensitive, as shown when Black yelled at her and Cyan started crying, but later she began to form a friendship with Purple. Although she felt better afterward, she still remembered Black yelling at her and told her that Black didn't care about anything before running off again. Interestingly, she was the one who discovered the secret of the Ore+ and why the crewmates became alien imposters.

Since an incident with Red some time ago, Purple is often on high alert, forcing him to stay vigilant. He tries to keep a close eye on everyone's actions and what's happening around him to catch the imposters, but he can have significant blind spots. He can be very reserved, but he's not good at hiding his true feelings.

Purple can be clever and resourceful when he wants to be. He can also show a good deal of empathy, such as when he comforts and befriends Cyan after his fight with Black, for example; although Purple expresses his aversion to dealing with other people's feelings.

Their past with Red influences how they interact with others. Purple harbors resentment towards Red throughout the season and refuses to cooperate with him, even to the point of being counterproductive.

At the beginning of the first season, Red, the ship's captain and pilot, appears brave and self-assured, even after the death of the first crew member. However, deep down, he feels insecure and panicked by the carnage around him and his inability to control it. He is insecure, often taking credit for others' good ideas and using this as an attempt to maintain some authority over the crew, albeit unsuccessfully. He also loves video games, sometimes playing them instead of piloting the ship, but the leader of Mira HQ (Rosa) occasionally catches him in the act.

Towards the end of the first season, Red begins to become more aggressive as the instability of his mind increases.

From the moment they were introduced, Blue was described as the "attractive doctor" of the crew, being very popular due to his physical appearance and his career as a doctor, as well as being the most capable member of the crew, even surpassing Purple, who is a more serious and focused crew member, and Red, even though Red is the captain and technically has greater authority.

Blue was charismatic, determined, and poetic, with a doctorate in poetry, and managed to make almost the entire crew faint with admiration just by speaking in an inspiring way, including Purple, who is usually the most level-headed member of the crew.

Blue possessed a highly developed intellect, as he devised a plan to use Orange's backup trust spheres to seal a hole in the warehouse caused by an asteroid. He also seemed to know his crew very well, as demonstrated when he managed to lure Lime (who is typically paranoid and aloof) out of the ventilation ducts and convince her to perform a scan. Blue cared deeply about his crew's safety and was determined to ensure everyone's security following White's death.

He has short, messy and voluminous hair, white or very light blonde, with a fringe that covers part of his forehead and gives him a permanently tired face.

She's wearing a light lilac or very pale pink button-down shirt with short sleeves. The fabric looks light and somewhat loose, not at all formal, more like a relaxed uniform or comfortable clothing.

The collar is open and straight, without a tie or embellishments, giving it a clean but simple appearance.

Below he wears light-colored (cream or beige) straight-leg pants without any flashy details.

Its overall style is quite minimalist: soft colors, nothing too busy.

She has black sunglasses resting on her forehead, pushing her bangs back slightly.

White owned a yacht that was presumably called "Work 4 It". White has a personal sommelier who is maroon in color. White owns a Segway and knows how to drive it. White's parents worked for a pharmaceutical company. They were offered a position on the company's board of directors, but it's unclear whether they accepted it. White won a place on The Skeld as a prize for finding a wine bottle cork at the bottom. White was a capitalist. White's voice actor, Patton Oswalt, is known for lending his voice to other characters such as Jesse in Minecraft: Story Mode and Remy in Ratatouille. White is the first member of The Skeld's crew to die. They are also the first crew members to die in front of everyone. And he is also the crew member with the least screen time. White is friends with all sorts of people: landlords, influencers, politicians' children, police officers, people who greenlight live-action versions of animated movies, people who watch live-action versions of animated movies, and possibly many more. White can sleep as much as he wants and still feel awake and rested. This could be related to short sleep syndrome. Technically, White is indirectly responsible for the deaths of almost the entire crew (except for Red and Purple). This is because, while temporarily piloting the ship, they collided with a meteorite, which resulted in Green and Orange being assimilated by the Ore+ parasites. Technically, white is also indirectly responsible for green and orange being assimilated in the first place.

White was a rich and spoiled person who expected everything to be handed to her. She was naive and oblivious to the difficulties faced by those around her.

Green is introduced as a humble, poor, and naive unpaid intern who previously worked on a worm farm. For some strange reason, he had a fondness for the worms, which were always his favorite topic of conversation. When the spaceship suffers a breach in its hull in the storage room due to an asteroid impact, everyone is thrown into the air amidst the chaos. During the commotion, the containment eggs rupture, releasing the pink, sludge-like alien parasites. Green and Orange fall out of sight behind a cargo crate. Off-screen, the parasites kill them and take over their bodies to use as "suits." When they emerge from behind the crate, the original Green is already dead. The creature impersonates Green for the rest of the episode and most of the season, becoming the main antagonist.

A GOOD GUEST, he's the ship's unpaid intern. He's full of energy, eager to help, and usually kinder and more innocent than the rest. He's one of the most beloved characters because he genuinely tries to do the right thing, even if it means suffering because of other people's decisions.

She has dark green hair, somewhat disheveled and with spiky strands sticking out to the sides, as if she never styled it but it still looked good on her. He wears a medium-sized dark brown cap/helmet that gives him the vibe of a gardener, explorer, or a man who knows how to plant things. She has dark skin She wears a huge, loose-fitting olive green sweatshirt with long sleeves and brown cuffs.

Green was the main antagonist of the Among Us series. He was one of the two new crewmates, along with White, and worked as an unpaid intern. During the Warehouse incident, Green (along with Orange) was killed and assimilated by an Impostor.