Among Us SHOW!

Lime (male crew member, onboard engineer) = Paranoid and Conspiracy Theorist: Lime is a typical doomsday prepper. He's absolutely convinced there's a conspiracy behind every corner, the government is lying, and the ship is about to fall apart or be attacked by space monsters. Quality of Work: His official job is to repair equipment on the ship. However, his file indicates that he does this in a "getting stuff pretty much mostly fixed-ish" style. Fear of Intimacy: A fun fact from his biography is that he is terrified of emotional intimacy and close contact with people. Behavior on the Ship: Due to his role as an engineer, he often hangs around the reactor and engines. When the situation escalates, Lime becomes extremely suspicious, accusing everyone around him of sabotage and suggesting crazy methods of defense, such as flushing the ventilation with "holy water." Features: Lime, the only crew member who can walk through hatches, and as a child, he has soft bones that are enough to walk through ventilation

Yellow (female crew member, first cook) = Spacesuit: A basic yellow spacesuit with a tank on the back and a lively, emotional visor. Chef's style: As a chef, Yellow never takes off her tall white hat and kitchen apron. Stickers: Various stickers can often be seen on her spacesuit or apron. Passionate and rebellious: Unlike her calm partner Brown, Yellow has an explosive, daring, and incredibly stubborn character. She doesn't mince words. Fight for workers' rights: Yellow hates capitalism and the MIRA corporation with a passion. She constantly engages in verbal sparring with the head of HR (Orange), demanding better working conditions and criticizing the "slave" internships (for example, ridiculing Green's work "for pizza"). Love of pranks and humor: She loves to joke around with her colleagues and tease other crew members, lightening the gloomy atmosphere on the ship. Devoted friendship: Yellow is incredibly close with Brown. They are not just kitchen partners, but best friends who share the same values ​​and always have each other's backs.

Brown (male crew member, second cook) = Main attribute: Over his classic brown spacesuit, he always wears a white chef's hat and a clean white apron. Visor: Standard crew glass, reflecting his constant peace or focus on cooking. Calm and peaceful: Brown is an exceptionally quiet, reasonable, and friendly character. He never gets involved in loud scandals and tries to stay away from aggressive crowds. Loyal friend: His best friend on the ship is Yellow (the first cook). Brown always supports his ideas, and they work perfectly together in the kitchen. Heightened sense of justice: Despite his gentleness, he has strong moral principles. Love of pizza: His entire life on the ship revolves around baking the perfect pizza for the crew.

Black (male crew member, geologist) = Clothing: Over a classic black spacesuit, he wears a thick brown mining vest with a pair of heavy carabiners. Accessories: A mining headlamp is mounted on his helmet, which he turns on when exploring dark compartments. In addition to the standard oxygen tank, he carries a small geological pick on his back. Posture: He almost always stands with his arms crossed over his chest, sighing wearily during Orange's corporate speeches. A complete cynic: Black has never believed in MIRA's corporate slogans about a "happy future." He believes the universe is cold and meaningless. When bodies start to be found on the ship, Black reacts without panic, but with grim realism: "Well, at least the ship will be more spacious now." A fan of his work: Despite his perpetual depression, he is genuinely fascinated by rocks, minerals, and ores. He can spend hours sorting through samples in the Storage compartment, finding solace in the cold logic of crystals. A rigorous logician: In arguments at emergency meetings, Black always relies on dry facts and alibis, disdaining Captain Red's empty accusations.

Blue (female crew member, hemologist) = Clothing: She wears a cheerful, multi-colored tie-dye T-shirt (with pink and blue streaks) over her cyan spacesuit. Accessories: She wears a pink hairband on her helmet, and a pendant in the shape of a large blue magical crystal hangs around her neck. Habits: She often carries a notebook, which she calls a "dream journal." Space Hippie: Blue is the iconic "out of this world" girl. She loves to talk about karma, energy fields, reading tarot cards, and charging her stones with the heat of the reactor. Pathological Optimist: Even when bodies start being found on the ship, she struggles to stay positive and keep the crew's spirits up. This hyperactivity under stress irritates some, but most appreciate her kindness. Hidden Intelligence: Despite her image as a flighty eccentric, Blue is actually very smart. As a scientist, she has an excellent understanding of the geology and chemical composition of the minerals (in particular, Ore+ ore) that the ship carries to the base. She is also the best partner for Black, since they are colleagues at work.

Violet (Female Crew Member, Head of Security) = Clothing: Over a classic violet spacesuit, she wears a formal blue security uniform shirt with a starched collar and a dark blue tie. Accessories: Atop her helmet is a dark blue cap with a gold MIRA security badge in the center. Weapons: She is the only non-combatant crew member to carry a taser and a tactical flashlight on her belt at all times. Professional Paranoia: Violet is constantly on high alert. She trusts absolutely no one, considers everyone around her to be potential assassins (which, under the conditions of the Traitor invasion, turns out to be the absolute truth) and spends almost all her time in the Security room, tracking the crew's movements. Emotional barrier: She deliberately acts like a "nerd" and a "wet blanket", maintains a distance and is extremely reluctant to listen to others' complaints about feelings, masking her vulnerability with caustic sarcasm. Voice of reason: Despite her difficult character, according to the aliens themselves, Violet is the smartest, most observant and logical member of the team.

White (male crew member, chief engineer and mechanic) = Clothing: Over his standard white spacesuit, he wears dark brown leather work overalls with numerous pockets, stained with machine oil. Accessories: He wears massive welder's goggles on his helmet, and a heavy wrench is always hanging from his belt. Posture: Due to his heavy work, he slouches slightly and often wipes his hands with a virtual rag. Head Worker: White is the complete opposite of Captain Red. While the captain plays games, White single-handedly maintains the ship's technical integrity. He knows every screw, pipe, and vent on The Skeld. Eternal Cynic: He constantly grumbles, complaining about the stupidity of the rest of the crew and how they regularly break wiring in the Electrical. He dislikes Orange's empty chatter and corporate rhetoric. Hidden Concern: Despite his prickly nature, White is genuinely devoted to the ship and his crew. He tried to maintain the reactor's safety until the very end.

Orange (traitor, HR manager) = Clothing: Over her standard orange spacesuit, she wears a formal yet stylish gray business jacket. Accessories: A gray office headset with a microphone is mounted on her helmet, through which she constantly listens to reports and coordinates employees. In her hand, she often holds a digital tablet (clipboard) with performance charts. True Form (Second Imposter): The main shock to the crew was that Orange is the Second Imposter on the ship. Her alien form is a massive, muscular, slimy monster who manages to maintain a businesslike gait even during an attack. "I'm not your HR, I'm your family": Orange is a walking collection of corporate clichés. She greets the newcomers (White and Green) with a broad smile, gives them a tour of the ship, and sweetly chirps about the "team spirit" of the MIRA corporation. Cold Calculation: In reality, behind this mask lies a cold, dark, and selfish persona. She cares absolutely nothing for the crew's survival—her only concerns are quarterly reports, the delivery of the ORE Plus cargo, and maintaining her position. Master Manipulator: Possesses a colossal level of intellect and charisma. She can charm so skillfully that no one suspected her until the very end. She even has a special "trust box" where she asks the crew to store their grievances.

Blue (Crew Member, Doctor) = Clothing: Over his blue spacesuit, he wears a stylish white medical coat with a neat collar. Accessories: His helmet features round interactive stethoscope goggles, which help him scan the crew. A prescription pad is always neatly tucked into his chest pocket. Gait: He walks with a smooth, confident, and "model-like" gait, making other astronauts stare. Ideal Gentleman: Blue is the epitome of kindness, empathy, and politeness. He genuinely cares about the crew's health, enjoys quoting classic poetry, and builds "structurally sound homes for the homeless" in his spare time. Intellectual: He's not only handsome, but also incredibly smart. Blue is a brilliant diagnostician who approaches problems with medical precision. "Simpson" meme: Blue's comedic gimmick is that his appearance and aura make both civilians and Traitors fall in love with him (even Orange and Green admitted he was "damn good").

Green (traitor, trainee) = Clothing: In addition to the standard green spacesuit, he wears a dark green hoodie with the hood pulled over his helmet and a backpack. Headwear: On top of the hood, he always wears a simple brown cowboy hat. True Form (Traitor): G
Behind the mask of a dimwitted intern lies a true monster. His true body is a huge, grotesque, slimy pink alien with a multitude of writhing tentacles. "Happy Slave": Green is a reliable, overly optimistic worker. He is genuinely happy just to be on the ship, doing all the dirtiest and most difficult work (like cleaning toilets and carrying toxic waste) without asking for money. It turns out his stupidity and harmlessness were a brilliant cover. In reality, he is a calculating, ruthless, and cunning psychopath who personally eliminated almost half the crew. Green grew up on a poor space worm farm, where he worked as an assistant worm herder. His family saved up enough space beans (Bean Currency) to pay for him to intern at the MIRA corporation on the ship The Skeld.

Red (crew member, ship captain) = Clothing: Over his standard red spacesuit, he wears a dark red airline pilot's suit with one large gold button on the chest. Headgear: A dark red captain's cap with yellow trim is placed on his helmet. Shoes: As a fun detail, the captain wears comfortable Crocs flip-flops. Illusion of Control: At first glance, Red appears to be a confident, collected, friendly, and authoritative leader. He is incredibly proud of his rank and demands strict obedience from the crew. Utter Incompetence: In reality, he knows absolutely nothing about running the ship. While the crew is working hard, Red spends most of his time simply sitting in the captain's chair, playing video games on the main control room screen. Blind Faith in Instructions: When any emergency arises, the captain panics. He is unable to make independent decisions, so he blindly relies on the paper charter of the MIRA corporation in everything.

Here are the tasks that crew members can perform (and that traitors can pretend to perform). All tasks are divided into three types: short, long, and general. MedBay - Scan: The character stands on the platform, and a green laser circles around them. Weapons - Shoot down asteroids: The character sits at the laser cannon and shoots at flying rocks. Trash (Cafeteria / Storage) - Throw out the trash: This is a two-stage quest. First, you hold the lever in the Cafeteria or Oxygen Room, and in the second stage, you pull the lever in the Storage, and scraps and bottles fly out from under the ship into outer space. Shields - Activate shields: You need to click on the glowing panels. Once the task is completed, the lights on the ship's hull on the right side begin to glow brightly. Admin - Swipe card: where you need to swipe a plastic card through the terminal. This must be done at the right speed (not too fast and not too slow). Electrical - Fix the Wiring: A three-stage quest. You need to connect four wires by color in three different rooms one by one. Reactor - Start the Reactor: A tedious task where you need to accurately repeat a combination of 5 flashing buttons on the computer (like the game "Simon Says"). Reactor - Unlock the Collectors: You need to quickly press buttons with numbers from 1 to 10. If you make a mistake, your progress will be reset. Electrical - Distributor Calibration: A quest with three rotating rings. You need to press the button exactly when the indicator matches the color and connects to the right edge. If you miss, everything starts over from the first ring. Download Data: A two-stage quest. First, you download the data in one of the rooms (press a button and wait about 8 seconds), and then go to the Administration to upload it to a large tablet.

What traitors can do: They can kill, jump through hatches, and sabotage. Reactor: The team is given about 30 seconds to have two people simultaneously place their hands on the scanners on the left side of the ship, otherwise the ship will explode. Oxygen (O2): Air levels drop. You must quickly enter a digital code in two different places—in the O2 room itself and in the Administration. They can also close compartment doors, and traitors know their ally (also a traitor).

The hatch network is a path through hatches where only a traitor can go. They are tied into strictly isolated groups. Movement throughout the entire ship underground is prohibited. The network consists of 4 independent zones: Left: Reactor ↔ Upper Engine ↔ Lower Engine. Bermuda Triangle: Electrical ↔ Security ↔ Medbay (the most popular combination for stealth assassinations). Top Right: Cafeteria (right) ↔ Armory ↔ Navigation (upper hatch). Bottom Right: Navigation (lower hatch) ↔ Shields.

All action takes place on a spaceship, divided into the left wing (technical), right (control), and center: Cafeteria: The coveted red button for emergency meetings is located here. Electrical: The most dangerous place on the map (the "death room"). Because of the blind corner and hatch, traitors love to kill players here after turning off the lights. MedBay: The medical scanner is located here. The scanning task has a visual animation—if a player stands on it and a green glow appears, they are 100% peaceful. Admin: A room with a map tablet. It shows the number of living players in each room in real time, but does not indicate their colors. Security: Monitors with CCTV cameras. Allow you to watch the four main corridors. When someone looks at the monitor, the cameras on the walls of the corridors start flashing red.

Who are the Crewmates and what do they do? Crewmates: Astronauts who must run around the map, complete simple mini-tasks (fix wiring, throw out trash), and try to survive. They can do things like: Completing tasks: Filling the overall task bar in the upper left corner of the screen to 100%. Finding traitors: Finding bodies, calling meetings, and voting against suspects. Eliminating sabotage: Quickly repair critical systems (oxygen, reactor) before the timer runs out. Monitoring cameras: Using surveillance systems and the admin panel to check other people's alibis. Traitors are alien Humanoids whose goal is to stealthily kill everyone. Saboteurs, whose goal is to stealthily assassinate crew members, cause ship accidents, and wreak havoc. They must do things like: Stealth assassinations: Eliminate crew members privately, without witnesses. Sabotage: Break down doors to isolate players and trigger fatal accidents (reactor, oxygen). Hiding evidence: Using ventilation (hatches) to quickly escape the crime scene. Vote cheating: Create false alibis, accuse peaceful players, and divide the team.