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+ | '''Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty''' (alternatively ordered '''Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty''') is a tribe division [[twist]] in ''Survivor''. |
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==Premise== |
==Premise== |
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| − | The groupings of these tribes, each comprised of six [[castaway]]s, reflect the distinguishing qualities that people bring to the game and test whether there is any truth to the |
+ | The groupings of these tribes, each comprised of six [[castaway]]s, reflect the distinguishing qualities that people bring to the game and test whether there is any truth to the preconceived notion that certain characteristics will help you win the game of ''Survivor''.<ref>http://www.cbs.com/shows/survivor/news/1001819/</ref> The members of the "Brains" tribe use their intellect to get by in life; while the members of the "Beauty" tribe use their looks and social skills, and the members of the "Brawn" tribe use their brute strength. When put all three traits together, they make up the ''Survivor'' motto: ''Outwit'' ("Brains"), ''Outplay'' ("Beauty"), ''Outlast'' ("Brawn"). |
==History== |
==History== |
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| − | In {{S|28}}, the contestants were split into three tribes to begin the game: [[Aparri]] ( |
+ | In {{S|28}}, the contestants were split into three tribes to begin the game: [[Aparri]] (Brawn), [[Luzon]] (Brains), and [[Solana]] (Beauty). The Brawn tribe won all [[Immunity Challenge]]s, allowing all six members to last until the [[Tribe Switch]]. The Beauty tribe won all but one Immunity Challenge, voting out [[Brice Johnston]]. However, the Brains tribe had the most unsuccessful run during their time as a tribe, losing all but one Immunity Challenge, eliminating [[David Samson]], [[Garrett Adelstein]], and [[J'Tia Taylor]]. By Day 12, the tribes were no longer separated by traits, thus ending the twist. |
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| + | The twist was reused in {{S|32}}, with [[Chan Loh]], [[To Tang]], and [[Gondol]] as the names of the Brains, Brawn, and Beauty tribes respectively. The season also altered the tagline to "Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty", switching the order of the Brawn and Brains. On this season, it was the Brawn tribe who had the most unsuccessful run on challenges, only winning one Immunity Challenge during their run just like Luzon, voting out [[Darnell Hamilton]], [[Jennifer Lanzetti]], and [[Alecia Holden]]. Meanwhile, the Brains tribe was similar to Solana, losing only one member before a tribe switch, during the third [[Tribal Council]]. The Beauty tribe, on the other hand, did not lose a single Immunity Challenge before the tribe switch, similar to Aparri. However, unlike Aparri, they did lose a member before the tribe switch, losing [[Caleb Reynolds]] in a [[Evacuation|medical evacuation]]. The tribes were switched on Day 12, thus ending the twist. |
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==Trivia== |
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| − | *Jeff Probst claimed that the twist (initially code-named as "B.B.B.") was due to popular demand.<ref>http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/12/15/survivor-cagayan-jeff-probst/</ref> |
+ | * Host [[Jeff Probst]] claimed that the twist (initially code-named as "B.B.B.") was due to popular demand.<ref>http://insidetv.ew.com/2013/12/15/survivor-cagayan-jeff-probst/</ref> |
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+ | * In {{S2|32}}, the color of the animals on the tribes' [[Buff]]s matched the colors of the tribes in {{S2|28}}. A [[Luzon|green]] alligator for the [[Chan Loh|Brains]], an [[Aparri|orange]] tiger for the [[To Tang|Brawns]], and a [[Solana|purple]] snake for the [[Gondol|Beauties]]. |
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| − | *In {{S|32}}, the color of the animals on the tribes' buffs match the collors of the tribes from ''Cagayan''. A [[Luzon|green]] alligator for the [[Chan Loh|brains tribe]], an [[Aparri|orange]] tiger for the [[To Tang|brawn tribe]] and a [[Solana|purple]] snake for the [[Gondol|beauty tribe]]. |
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| + | ** The [[David Samson|first]] [[Darnell Hamilton|boot]] was a man. |
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| + | ** The [[Spencer Bledsoe|fourth]]-[[Cydney Gillon|placer]] was eliminated on Day 37. These are the only two seasons post-{{S2|18}} with this distinction. |
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| + | ** The final three<!-- not capitalized because Cagayan had a F2 --> consisted of [[Kass McQuillen|one]] [[Aubry Bracco|Brain]] (a woman) and two people [[Tony Vlachos|from]] [[Woo Hwang|one]] [[Michele Fitzgerald|other]] [[Tai Trang|tribe]]. |
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Revision as of 15:41, 26 May 2020
Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty (alternatively ordered Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty) is a tribe division twist in Survivor.
Premise
The groupings of these tribes, each comprised of six castaways, reflect the distinguishing qualities that people bring to the game and test whether there is any truth to the preconceived notion that certain characteristics will help you win the game of Survivor.[1] The members of the "Brains" tribe use their intellect to get by in life; while the members of the "Beauty" tribe use their looks and social skills, and the members of the "Brawn" tribe use their brute strength. When put all three traits together, they make up the Survivor motto: Outwit ("Brains"), Outplay ("Beauty"), Outlast ("Brawn").
History
In Survivor: Cagayan, the contestants were split into three tribes to begin the game: Aparri (Brawn), Luzon (Brains), and Solana (Beauty). The Brawn tribe won all Immunity Challenges, allowing all six members to last until the Tribe Switch. The Beauty tribe won all but one Immunity Challenge, voting out Brice Johnston. However, the Brains tribe had the most unsuccessful run during their time as a tribe, losing all but one Immunity Challenge, eliminating David Samson, Garrett Adelstein, and J'Tia Taylor. By Day 12, the tribes were no longer separated by traits, thus ending the twist.
The twist was reused in Survivor: Kaôh Rōng, with Chan Loh, To Tang, and Gondol as the names of the Brains, Brawn, and Beauty tribes respectively. The season also altered the tagline to "Brains vs. Brawn vs. Beauty", switching the order of the Brawn and Brains. On this season, it was the Brawn tribe who had the most unsuccessful run on challenges, only winning one Immunity Challenge during their run just like Luzon, voting out Darnell Hamilton, Jennifer Lanzetti, and Alecia Holden. Meanwhile, the Brains tribe was similar to Solana, losing only one member before a tribe switch, during the third Tribal Council. The Beauty tribe, on the other hand, did not lose a single Immunity Challenge before the tribe switch, similar to Aparri. However, unlike Aparri, they did lose a member before the tribe switch, losing Caleb Reynolds in a medical evacuation. The tribes were switched on Day 12, thus ending the twist.
Trivia
- Host Jeff Probst claimed that the twist (initially code-named as "B.B.B.") was due to popular demand.[2]
- In Kaôh Rōng, the color of the animals on the tribes' Buffs matched the colors of the tribes in Cagayan. A green alligator for the Brains, an orange tiger for the Brawns, and a purple snake for the Beauties.
- In both seasons with this twist:
References