White and Green

Green felt truly guilty. As a ghost, he could only watch as someone with his same face, his same body, killed everyone. One by one. And no matter how much he screamed, how much he begged, how much he tried to stop him, no one could hear him.

It was his face that others saw before he died. His voice that they heard. His hands that stained the ship with blood.

Guilt was consuming him. Seeing the ghosts arrive, knowing they didn't want to see him, that they mistook him for the killer, was worse than death itself. Orange, who died beside him, remained reserved, avoiding his gaze. Blue arrived, promising to investigate and bring him to justice. Lime, her paranoia undiminished, just kept repeating:

—I told you so! I told you they were aliens! I always suspected you!

Cyan didn't even want to approach, saying that her aura was too dark. Yellow waited for Brown, Brown looked for Yellow. Black just walked away.

Green couldn't be around anyone without feeling rejected. The guilt worsened every day. He couldn't stop crying.

"I'm... I'm disgusting..." he thought as he hugged himself tightly. "I deserve to be hated. I should hate myself..."

A thud jolted him from his thoughts. A muffin had fallen on his face. He caught it barely, staring at it in his trembling hands. When he looked up, he saw only White. Watching from afar, giving him an awkward smile.

White's eyes held no fear. No rejection. Only concern. Perhaps pity?

Why did she still care about him? Green thought. Why didn't she hate him?

Because White knew. He had seen all the time since Green died, his suffering, his pleas and his lamentations, even the loneliness he didn't deserve.

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In the Among Us universe, the appearance of ghosts is almost identical to that of living crewmates, but with two key differences that make them instantly recognizable. Essentially, they are translucent, "spectral" versions of their original form:

· Ghost Tail: The most distinctive feature is that, instead of short legs, they have a ghostly tail that fades into the ground, giving them the appearance of a floating specter.

· Translucency: Their body is semi-transparent or ghostly, allowing you to see through them.

• Changes in Perception and Skills

In addition to their new appearance, their ghostly state grants them unique in-game abilities:

• Invisibility: They are completely invisible to living crewmates and Impostors, although other ghosts can see them.

· Passing Through Walls: They can fly and pass through walls, without colliding with objects on the map.

• Unlimited Vision: Their vision is not limited by darkness or walls, allowing them to see the entire map.

• They're all ghosts except for Red and Purple, they're still alive

• Official Role: The Contest Winner

The first key fact about Blanco is that he doesn't have an assigned job role. Unlike the rest of the crew, onboard he's officially known as the "Contest Winner." He comes from a privileged background, having won his place on the ship as a prize. His social standing defines his identity, and wealth is a central part of who he is.

• His Philosophy of Life: "No traumas, no dramas" and Laziness as a Principle

Blanco's personality can be summed up in a mantra that's a clear statement of intent: "No trauma, no drama." His sole objective on board seems to be avoiding any discomfort or challenging situation.

This philosophy is reflected in their attitude towards work:

• Work Attitude: His assigned task is "Someone else will get to it." He doesn't complicate things with the ship's tasks or assume any responsibility.

· Disconnection from Reality: His wealth completely isolates him from the problems of others, making him a naive character completely unaware of the difficulties of those around him.

• A Personality Built on Privilege

The source of its character, its official trivia fact, is that "wealth can be a personality trait." This translates to:

• Arrogant and Classist: He is described directly as a "stuck-up rich guy". He expects everything to be done for him and believes that his money puts him above others.

• An Element of Social Satire: It plays a key role in the series' critique of the system. Its dynamic with other characters like Green (the unpaid intern) serves to satirize capitalism and social inequalities.

• The Base:

Blanco retains the iconic silhouette of the "crew members," including the signature backpack and a round visor featuring their expressions. However, its design is distinguished by its pristine color, which conveys a sense of cleanliness.

A very important detail is that, unlike others, official information does not assign him a specific job role on board. As stated in his official description, Blanco is not just any crew member: he was a "Contest Winner," and his role on the ship is more that of a luxury passenger who became part of the crew.

• Visual Details:

• A Stylish Traveler: Although he hasn't been seen in work attire, he has been associated in promotional art with accessories characteristic of a "wealthy traveler," such as hats and sunglasses. This aligns with the official statement that his wealth is a defining trait of his personality.

· The Winner: A key visual detail is that in some of these posters he appears carrying a large winner's check, an accessory that reinforces his origin and will probably be a recurring element in his design.

• His Greatest Detail: Body Language: His most important visual trait is his unique body language. While other characters show their personality through broad movements or hand gestures, Blanco's design points to a more relaxed and carefree attitude, with poses that reflect his slogan: "No trauma, no drama."

• The Intern on Board: His Official Role

Verde is officially the "Unpaid Intern." His assigned task is "whatever they're told," and his main motivation is to be on board and, hopefully, one day become captain.

• A Sea of ​​Emotions

• Joy as a Driving Force: His most defining trait is happiness; he has been described as "happy to be there." He faces his daily life with a smile and a positive attitude.

• Helpful Attitude: Like a good intern, Verde will do "whatever he's told." His desire to please and do a good job is his main motivation.

• Innocence and Inexperience: Verde is a greenhorn, described as keen and very inexperienced. His enthusiasm can sometimes clash with his lack of knowledge about how things work.

• Humble Origins: His personality is influenced by his humble past. He comes from a worm farm, and his community pooled their savings to give him the opportunity to work at MIRA. This reinforces his determination, joy, and humility.

• The Curious Detail

The fact that his main motivation is happiness and his humble origins makes even more sense with his "fun fact": he is paid with pizza, a comical and critical reflection of the reality of interns.

• In Summary: The Heart of the Ship

Verde is the embodiment of untapped enthusiasm. His backstory adds an extra layer of determination and humility, creating a complex and endearing character who will undoubtedly become a fan favorite.

• Like a ghost

He's more melancholic, then feels guilty and self-loathing, feeling that the deaths of the imposters are his fault. He almost always cries because he can't express his pain to anyone else, and you know he won't return home as captain, feeling that he "failed" his entire community that believed in him.

• Your Official Role: The Onboard Intern

Verde is officially known as the ship's "Unpaid Intern." Unlike other crew members, he doesn't have a fixed position, so he performs "whatever they're told" to do.

• The Base:

Although the series has not yet revealed all the design details, we can infer its appearance, which retains the classic essence of the game:

• Classic Silhouette: Like other characters, Verde maintains the iconic silhouette of the video game's "crewmates," which includes a stocky body and a round visor where their expressions are drawn. He is a small, sturdy, bean-shaped figure that gives him his characteristic charm.

· A Vital Color: Its color is a vibrant green, a tone full of energy that makes it stand out among the rest of the crew.

• Her Intern Uniform: Although her official attire hasn't been shown, it's possible that her outfit as an "intern" will be simpler than in other roles. Based on the series' aesthetic, she'll likely wear a jumpsuit or an outfit that reflects her apprentice status.

• Its Context:

Beyond his appearance, the series adds a layer of depth to his origins. Unlike others, Verde is said to come from a worm farm, and his entire village pooled their savings to give him the opportunity to work for MIRA and become a captain. This detail paints a picture of a humble and hardworking character who values ​​every opportunity that comes his way.

• The Intern's Uniform

• Green Sweater: Her main garment is a green sweater (or sweatshirt). What makes this detail special is the shade: it's described as a darker green compared to her body, suggesting it might be a hoodie.

His defining accessory is the small brown cap. This detail is essential for identifying him.

• Frost

Role: Frost is the serious and responsible figure in the family business. She is described as someone who always takes the company seriously and is completely focused on keeping it afloat.

· Personality: She is the strictest, the one who sets the rules and the one who probably gets frustrated when things don't go as she expects.

• Her relationship with Silver: Frost is married to Silver, and although their marriage seems "perfect" (in quotes, suggesting that not everything is so idyllic), there is an element of convenience in the relationship: "being married means you can get double incomes." This adds a touch of pragmatism to their marriage, although it clarifies that they do love each other.

His biggest regret: Frost regrets not having taught or persuaded White to follow in his footsteps and inherit the company. This suggests that White is the "rebellious" or disinterested son who does not want to follow the family legacy.

• Silver

Role: Silver is the other half of the couple, and although she is also intelligent and hardworking like Frost, she has a double life as a famous rocker.

• Personality: She is just as intelligent and hardworking as Frost, but her passion is music. Her hobby/side job keeps her away from home most of the time, performing in different countries.

• Her effort to be present: Although Silver is almost never home, the profile highlights that she "tries her best to spend time with her beloved husband Frost and son White." This suggests that, despite her physical absence, there is love and a genuine desire for connection.

· Her relationship with Frost: The marriage is described as "perfect (?)" with a question mark, which suggests that, although they love each other, distance and different priorities could create tension.

(The idea isn't mine; I'm getting things about White from the fandom due to a lack of information.)

💙 Blue

• Appearance: It is a blue, capsule-shaped being. Others consider it extremely attractive, and its visible face is refined.

• Role on the ship: Doctor. Takes care of both the physical and emotional health of the crew.

• Personality: He is cultured, charming, and focused. The main joke is that he is incredibly handsome, which provokes all sorts of reactions in others.

· Attire: He wears an elegant three-piece suit: light blue shirt, white zip-up jacket, navy blue tie, and a stethoscope around his neck.

· Gender: Male.

· Additional Fact: In addition to being a doctor, he has a doctorate in poetry, which adds an unexpected touch to his personality.

🧡 Orange

· Appearance: An orange crew member wearing a disapproving expression typical of a bureaucrat.

• Role on the ship: Head of Human Resources.

• Personality: She is a "corporate bootlicker with no personality" who enjoys eliminating redundancies and firing people by email.

· Attire: Wear a brown tailored suit, typical of an office executive.

· Gender: Female.

• Additional Fact: A recurring gag is their "ball of trust." Even when an Impostor impersonates it, they can remember where it was hidden, suggesting that Impostors obtain their victims' memories.

❤️ Red

· Appearance: A red-colored captain who, after an initial false sense of security, always seems on the verge of collapse.

• Role on the ship: Captain of the Skeld.

• Personality: He is a boastful and "sycophantic" person who has "failed to rise to the top." He appears confident, but he is insecure and appropriates the ideas of others.

· Attire: He wears a red captain's uniform with a dark blue jacket and shoulder pads.

· Gender: Male.

· Additional Fact: Because he "failed upwards", Red appears to be a leader, but he is a professional inept who got his position without deserving it.

💜 Purple

· Appearance: A short, chubby, purple-colored figure.

• Role on the ship: Head of Security.

• Personality: She lives by the mantra of "Security, suspicion, sarcasm." She is the personification of a killjoy: cynical and distrustful.

· Attire: Wears a security jacket with tie, badge and backpack, plus a bluish-gray cap and sunglasses.

· Gender: Female.

· Additional Fact: His worldview is so marked that his main declared personality trait is his "trust issues".

🖤 ​​Black

· Appearance: A black crew member with a permanently stoic expression.

• Role on the ship: Geologist. Oversees mineral shipments.

· Personality: He is stoic and unsociable, with a rough manner because he prefers stones to people.

· Attire: Wear dirty overalls and a miner's helmet with a headlamp.

· Gender: Female.

· Additional Fact: Her preference for rocks is such that the official data defines her as such, making her the most socially isolated crew member.

💙 Cyan

· Appearance: A thin, cyan-colored character with the appearance of an eccentric healer.

• Role on the ship: Gemologist. Monitors the energies of the environment.

• Personality: She is a spiritual healer who believes that crystals can resolve conflicts. She lives in a world of mystical phrases.

· Outfit: She wears a long, flowing blue polka dot dress, a flowing jacket, and mirrored sunglasses.

· Gender: Female.

· Additional Fact: His perception of the world is so particular that his "fun fact" is that "the vibes are bad".

💛 Yellow

· Appearance: A yellow-colored cook with a perpetual expression of indignation.

• Role on the ship: Cook.

• Personality: She is indignant, stubborn, a joker, and has a strong character. Her mission is to make pizza.

· Attire: Wear the classic chef's uniform: white jacket, apron and tall chef's hat.

· Gender: Female.

· Additional Fact: Her strongest bond is with Marrón. They are unconditional best friends; she is the explosive one, and he is the calm one.

🤎 Brown

· Appearance: An imposing character of broad build and brown color. • Role on the ship: Cook. · Personality: He is the perfect counterpoint to Amarillo: calm, understanding, loyal and his best friend. · Attire: He wears a similar chef's uniform, but is distinguished by his baseball cap for cooking.

· Gender: Male.

· Additional Fact: His personality is defined in the series as "calm, understanding and Amarillo's best friend", and he, in turn, considers her his best friend.

💚 Lima (Lime)

• Appearance: It is a capsule-shaped being of lime green color. It has a hunched posture, and its movements are somewhat erratic, as if it struggles to remain upright. Its visible face usually displays an expression of distrust.

• Role on the ship: Engineer. He is in charge of keeping the machines running and preparing for all kinds of contingencies.

• Personality: He's a textbook character. He officially describes himself as a "doomsday prepper" and a "conspiracy theorist." He lives with constant anxiety, distrusts everything around him, and his greatest fear is forming close emotional bonds, which aligns with his tendency towards isolation.

· Attire: He wears a brown cloth work jumpsuit, usually stained with grease, and covers his head with a dark green scarf or bandana.

· Gender: Male.

· Additional Fact: His official job title is "Getting stuff pretty much mostly fixed-ish" (something like "fixing things, more or less, almost completely"), a definition of his approach to engineering that is as vague as he is.

⚠️Clarification⚠️: When we talk about gender, we're referring to how their voices sound, whether feminine or masculine. All characters are non-binary.

· White (Contest Winner): 1st death, in episode 1 ("A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens"). He is cut in half in the middle of the party. Killed by: Orange.

· Blue (Doctor): 2nd death, in episode 2 ("You Can't Be Hot and Smart"). His face is ripped off. Killed by: Orange.

· Lime (Engineer): 3rd death, in episode 4 ("And They Like to Kill!"). Explodes from the inside. Killed by: Orange (pierces him with his tongue).

· Cyan (Gemologist): 4th death, in episode 6 ("Insecurity In Security"). Her visor is destroyed. Killed by: Green.

· Brown (Cook #2): 5th death, in episode 8 ("Impostor Syndrome"). He is cut vertically in half. Killed by: Green.

· Black (Geologist): 6th death, in episode 9 ("I'm Just Venting"). She is massacred and crushed. Killed by: Green.

• Orange (Head of HR): First eliminated, in episode 5 ("Good Vibes Only"). She explodes after being voted off by the crew. Voted off because: Green betrays her. (Impostor)

· Yellow (Cook #1): 2nd eliminated, in episode 7 ("6 Angry Crewmates"). Frozen in space after being eliminated. Eliminated by: The crew.

· Green (Intern): 7th death, in episode 10 ("Everyone Is Still Alive. No One Is Dead."). Dies from accidentally eating salt. Killed by: Purple (defeats him). (Impostor)

• Survivors

· Purple (Head of Security): Survives and becomes the sole winner after defeating Green. · Red (Captain): Survives alongside Purple.

• Ore+ are actually alien eggs: The Skeld ship is transporting a shipment of "Ore+" for the MIRA corporation. No one knows that they are actually the eggs of killer aliens. The Impostors' search for this shipment is what triggers all the chaos, and the series uses this as a critique of corporate negligence.

The crew didn't know the Impostors existed: The plot begins when the crew discovers that a shapeshifting alien has infiltrated the ship. Until that moment, they had no idea these beings existed. The captain's manual says, "Aliens are real and they like to kill," but they ignore it anyway. Red, the captain, downplays the threat and tries to convince everyone that the deaths aren't the work of an alien, but of a "normal killer."

Visualize the ship as an elongated rectangle. Here is the location of each room:

· Cafeteria: In the upper left corner. It is the main meeting room.

· Kitchen & Pantry: Directly connected to the Cafeteria, towards the right side of it.

• Administration (Admin): Below the Cafeteria. It's the Orange office, with maps and computers.

• Security Room: Below Administration. It is Purple's control center with the camera monitors.

· Storage: In the center of the ship, it connects the upper area with the lower area.

• Medical Ward (MedBay): To the right of the Warehouse. This is Dr. Blue's territory.

· Navigation: At the top right of the ship.

· Shields: Below Navigation, on the right side.

· Communications: Below Shields, also on the right side.

· Lower Engine: At the bottom left.

· Upper Engine: Above the Lower Engine, on the left side.

· Electric (Electrical): To the right of the motors, in the lower left part.

• Reactor: Located at the bottom right. It is the energy heart of the ship.

· Oxygen (O2): Next to the Reactor, at the bottom.

· Arsenal (Weapons): Above the Oxygen and the Reactor, on the right side.

• The Ventilation System

The ship has 14 ventilation grilles spread throughout all areas, which the Impostors use to move quickly and secretly.

The impostor eggs aren't ordinary "eggs," and you have a very good memory for details. The correct name you're looking for is Ore+ (pronounced "Ore Plus").

· Official Name: They are called Ore+ (or "Ore Plus"). It is the name of the mysterious mineral that the MIRA corporation tasks the crew with transporting.

· Appearance and Function: They are not normal rocks, but a mineral with the appearance of rock that are actually alien eggs containing the Impostors.

• Connection to the Plot: MIRA's "search for Ore+" is the primary trigger for the disaster on the ship. The corporation, unknowingly (or perhaps not caring), was collecting and transporting the eggs of the creature that stalks them.

In the official Among Us animated series, the "Crewmates" aren't humans in suits. They're an android alien species whose "suits" are actually their own corporate skin, and their anatomy is as peculiar as it is absurd:

· Capsule (or "bean") shape: This iconic video game silhouette remains highly recognizable, but now with arms and legs.

• Clothing and color: Their skin is a single vibrant color (red, blue, etc.). Each character wears unique outfits (uniforms, ties, or overalls), which define their rank or personality.

· The Visor and the Face: The black piece from the video game is still there, but it hides a dark detail: the characters have a complete and functional humanoid face (with mouth, eyes and nose), which in the official lore is only briefly revealed.

· 🦴 Internal Anatomy: They are surprisingly "hollow" inside, except for a single central bone in the torso that acts as a rudimentary spine. They lack other visible bones and organs, allowing them to be surprisingly flexible or fragile if cut open.

· 📏 Size and dimensions: They are remarkably small: they measure around 1 meter and 5 centimeters (3 and a half feet) and weigh about 41 kilos, characteristics in accordance with their unique alien physiology.

-Phase 1:

· Two adult beans are placed back to back.

· From their bodies begin to sprout stems (shoots) that lengthen.

· These stems fuse together.

· Through the fused stems, the exchange of genetic material occurs.

· Once the exchange is complete, the stems are separated.

-Phase 2:

· The young individuals (the new beans) mature inside their respective bodies or structures.

· When they reach maturity, the pod opens.

· The new beans emerge from the pod.

· Upon leaving, they are already able to move around on their own (they do not need parental care).

-Phase 3:

· At the place where the stem sprouted (on one of the adult beans), a complete flower begins to develop.

· That flower, over time, transforms into a small pod.

· Inside that small pod, the future beans (the next generation) are formed.

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The crew members are not humans in spacesuits, but an alien species called "Amogus" (or "Amogi" in plural).

For them, the backpack they carry on their back isn't just equipment; it's an essential part of their body and, culturally, their only "underwear." Therefore, taking it off is equated with an act of total and extreme nudity.

· Internal rules: Clothing such as shirts or ties are merely decorative and do not define the state of dress, making the backpack the only barrier between being "dressed" or "naked".