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The Immunity Necklace (also called the Talisman in earlier seasons) is awarded to an individual or in rare cases individuals, post-merge who has won an individual Immunity Challenge.

About

Similar to the Immunity Idol that grants a group of castaways an exemption from Tribal Council, the Immunity Necklace grants one individual safety.

When a contestant is in possession of the necklace, it is brought back to camp and typically placed on the shelter. While other castaways can "try on" the necklace, ownership lies solely with the winner and cannot be stolen by another, unless the winner decides to give up the necklace.

From Survivor: Borneo to Survivor: Africa, the necklace was non-transferable, leaving allies vulnerable. Starting from Survivor: Marquesas, the necklace became a transferable item, permitting a castaway to hand it to another. This has proven to be a dangerous (and sometimes risky) move. In recent seasons, Jeff Probst has stopped asking the castaways if they want to give up the Immunity Necklace, but castaways can still give it up on their own terms if they wish to.

Design

Typically, the Necklace will fit with the motif of the season, with some tribal design or small tiki attached. Other designs include feathers, tiki heads, skulls, and even teeth. A winning contestant will wear the necklace at Tribal Council around their neck to indicate their exemption from being voted against.

One-time only Necklaces

Nicaragua Tribe — The dual Immunity Necklaces from *Nicaragua*.

During Survivor: Nicaragua, both tribes competed for individual immunity. In previous seasons, two necklaces would both be similar in appearance; however, La Flor and Espada had their very own unique designs and tribal colors, with either a Fleur de Lis or a Sword.

One-time only Immunity Idol

During Survivor: Micronesia, as a part of a first challenge, a special idol is placed on the front of the rafts of both the Airai and Malakal tribes. The rule is almost the same as the necklace, only the possession right lasts until their tribe's first Tribal Council. The Immunity Idol was found by Yau-Man Chan and Kathy Sleckman respectively (technically, Jon Dalton found the idol first; however, he mistook the opposing tribe's idol for his, and Yau-Man reached theirs first). The two idols were both removed from the game by Day 6, as both tribes went to Tribal Council once each in the first six days.

In Survivor: Gabon, there were two individual Immunity Idols, one for each tribe. The Idols was placed at the top of the hill. The first person to each the idol gets it for their tribe. Marcus Lehman and G.C. Brown got to the Immunity Idols for their respective tribes. The idols were both removed from the game by Day 9.

Description

Survivor: Borneo: A small tiki with a colorful face with a necklace of shells.
Survivor: The Australian Outback: A necklace of beads and artifacts with small bones.
Survivor: Africa: A colorful cloth necklace.
Survivor: Marquesas: A necklace with shells and a small painted tiki.
Survivor: Thailand: A golden necklace with jewels and points.
Survivor: The Amazon: A large feather necklace.
Survivor: Pearl Islands: A large sword and its scabbard.
Survivor: All-Stars: A necklace of thread and coins.
Survivor: Vanuatu: a necklace adorned with shells and four horns.
Survivor: Palau: A necklace with beads, shark teeth and shark's line of teeth.
Survivor: Guatemala: A necklace of turquoise beads and ancient Mayan faces.
Survivor: Panama: A large necklace made of cloth, beads, artifacts and a carved face.
Survivor: Cook Islands: A necklace of gold spikes with a design in the middle.
Survivor: Fiji: A necklace of bones.
Survivor: China: A metallic necklace of symbols and thread.
Survivor: Micronesia: A necklace of many shells and tiki faces.
Survivor: Gabon: A necklace of many Gabonese faces and many artifacts.
Survivor: Tocantins: A colorful feather necklace with symbols and faces at the top.
Survivor: Samoa: A necklace of artifacts and a hook-shaped object.
Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains: A necklace of tan, brown and green tiki faces.
Survivor: Nicaragua: A golden necklace with artifacts and a cross with a red gem in the center.
Survivor: Redemption Island: A necklace of a set of golden faces with designs and jade stones.
Survivor: South Pacific: A necklace of shark teeth with a large central tiki.
Survivor: One World: A necklace of wood, artifacts and a small painted skull.
Survivor: Philippines: A metallic necklace of beads and a red gem.
Survivor: Caramoan: A necklace of teeth and a small skull.
Survivor: Blood vs. Water: A metallic necklace of carved stone and red threads.
Survivor: Cagayan: A necklace of golden Filipino designs and faces.
Survivor: San Juan del Sur: A necklace of beads, artifacts and an ancient face.
Survivor: Worlds Apart: A necklace of shells, green stones and wood surrounding a compass.
Survivor: Cambodia: A large red and gold necklace with golden designs, attachments and artifacts.
Survivor: Kaôh Rōng: A colorful beaded necklace with a set of faces.
Survivor: Millennials vs. Gen X: A necklace of wood, bones and shells around a large tiki face.
Survivor: Game Changers: A necklace made of rope and nautical objects.
Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers: A colorful metal necklace with several medallions around it.
Survivor: Ghost Island: A painted shell necklace with driftwood carvings.
Survivor: David vs. Goliath: A necklace of painted brown shells, with a large nautilus shell in the center.
Survivor: Edge of Extinction: A necklace of white medallions, shells, and red tassels.
Survivor: Island of the Idols: A necklace of teeth, shells, and two moai faces.

Gallery

Trivia

The object that symbolized individual immunity on Survivor: Pearl Islands was the only one to not actually be a necklace, instead being a cutlass in a scabbard.
The Immunity Necklace from Survivor: Micronesia was repurposed as a Hidden Immunity Idol in Survivor: Ghost Island as a reminder to Wendell Holland (the finder) about its history with Erik Reichenbach giving it away to Natalie Bolton and then being voted out.

Firsts

The first contestant to win individual immunity: Greg Buis (Borneo).
- First female contestant to win individual immunity: Kelly Wiglesworth (Borneo).
The first contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: Kelly Wiglesworth (Borneo).
- First male contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: Keith Famie (The Australian Outback).
- Both Kelly and Keith won individual Immunity Challenges consecutively.
The first contestant to win individual immunity multiple times non-consecutively: Lex van den Berghe (Africa).
- First female contestant to win individual immunity multiple times non-consecutively: Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien (Marquesas).
The first contestant to win immunity in more than one season: Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien (Marquesas and All-Stars).
- First male contestant to win immunity in more than one season: Tom Buchanan (Africa and All-Stars).
The first contestant to win immunity for the first time as a returnee: Rob Mariano (All-Stars, did not win immunity on Marquesas).
- First female contestant to win immunity for the first time as a returnee: Shii Ann Huang (All-Stars, did not win immunity on Thailand).
The first contestant to win individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game: John Kenney (Vanuatu).
- First female contestant to win individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game: Candice Woodcock (Heroes vs. Villains).
- The first female contestant to possess individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game was Ami Cusack (Vanuatu), however, she was given immunity by John Kenney as part of his reward, and did not win it herself.
The first contestant to give away immunity: Jenna Morasca (The Amazon).
- First male contestant to give away immunity: Burton Roberts (Pearl Islands). Due to the Outcasts twist, he still had individual immunity.
- The first contestant to give away immunity, and be voted out: Erik Reichenbach (Micronesia). He was also the first male contestant to give away individual immunity without having another form of immunity.
- The first contestant to give away Final Immunity: Chris Underwood (Edge of Extinction).
The first contestant to win immunity twice in one day: Sophie Clarke (South Pacific).

Records

Most immunity wins in a single season: Colby Donaldson (The Australian Outback), Tom Westman (Palau), Terry Deitz (Panama), Ozzy Lusth (Cook Islands), Mike Holloway (Worlds Apart), and Brad Culpepper (Game Changers) - 5 wins.
- Female contestants with most immunity wins in a single season: Kelly Wiglesworth (Borneo), Jenna Morasca (The Amazon), Kim Spradlin (One World), and Chrissy Hofbeck (Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers) - 4 wins.
Most individual immunity wins overall: Rob Mariano - 9 (4 times in All-Stars, 1 time in Heroes vs. Villains, 4 times in Redemption Island).
- In second is Ozzy Lusth with 7 wins (5 times in Cook Islands, 2 times in South Pacific). In Cook Islands, Ozzy won 5 out of 6 individual Immunity Challenges, which is the best percentage of winning in a single season (83.3%). This total does not include his individual immunity in Micronesia, which was not the result of winning a challenge.
- In third is a two-way tie between Joe Anglim and Spencer Bledsoe with 6 wins each. Joe won 2 Immunity Challenges in Worlds Apart and added 4 more wins in Cambodia. Spencer won immunity 3 times on each of his two seasons, Cagayan and Cambodia. Between the two, Joe was the first to reach six wins.
- No woman has won more than four individual Immunity Challenges. The women with four wins are: Kelly Wiglesworth (Borneo), Jenna Morasca (The Amazon), Amanda Kimmel (China - 2, Micronesia - 2), Parvati Shallow (Micronesia - 1, Heroes vs. Villains - 3), Kim Spradlin (One World), Andrea Boehlke (Redemption Island - 1, Caramoan - 1, Game Changers - 2), and Chrissy Hofbeck (Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers). Andrea is also the only female contestant to win individual immunity in three different seasons.

By Age

Oldest contestant to win individual immunity: Rudy Boesch (Borneo).
- Oldest female contestant to win individual immunity: Jane Bright (Nicaragua).
- Oldest contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: Bob Crowley (Gabon).
Youngest contestant to win individual immunity: Will Wahl (Millennials vs. Gen X).
- Youngest female contestant to win individual immunity: Julia Sokolowski (Kaôh Rōng).

References

Survivor Gameplay
Challenges		Challenge Advantage · Do-It-Yourself Challenge · Duel · Family Visit · Immunity Challenge (Final Immunity Challenge) · Immunity Idol · Immunity Necklace · Medallion of Power · Reward Challenge · Survivor Auction
Elimination		Edge of Extinction · Ejection · Evacuation · Final Tribal Council · Jury · Null Vote · Quit · Redemption Island · Snuffer · Sole Survivor (Perfect Game) · Tiebreaker · Torch · Tribal Council · Urn
Strategy		Alliance · Goat Strategy · Pagonging · Split Vote
Social Dynamics		Final Two · Final Three · Merge · Tribe
Twists	Casting	Battle of the Sexes · Blood vs. Water · Brawn vs. Brains vs. Beauty · Old vs. Young · Returning Players · Schoolyard Pick · Tribes Divided by Ethnicity
	Tribal Council	Advantage Amulet · Do or Die · Double Elimination · Double Tribal Council · Extra Vote · Hidden Immunity Idol (History) · Idol Nullifier · Joint Tribal Council · Juror Removal · Legacy Advantage · Knowledge is Power · Safety Without Power · Shot in the Dark · Vote Blocker · Vote Steal
	Game Mechanics	Advantage Menu · Buried Treasure · Day Zero · Exile Island · Fake Merge · Fire Token · First Impressions · Ghost Island · Haves vs. Have Nots · Hourglass · Island of the Idols · Kidnapping · Looting · Mutiny · One World · Reward Steal · Summit · The Outcasts · Tribe Leader · Tribe Switch
Post-Game		Fan Favorite Award · Lawsuits and Legal Action · Ponderosa · Reunion Show
Miscellaneous		Buff · Camp · Confessional · Luxury Item · Rites of Passage · Survivor Rulebook · Ulonging

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 | description= Exemption from being voted against at [[Tribal Council]]
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+}}The '''Immunity Necklace''' (also called the '''Talisman''' in earlier seasons) is awarded to an individual or in rare cases individuals, post-[[merge]] who has won an individual [[Immunity Challenge]].
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-The '''Immunity Necklace''' (also called the '''Talisman''' in earlier seasons) is awarded to an individual or in rare cases individuals, post-[[merge]] who has won an individual [[Immunity Challenge]].
 ==About==
-Similar to the [[Immunity Idol]] that grants a group of Survivors exemption, the Immunity Necklace grants one individual safety at the next [[Tribal Council]].
+Similar to the [[Immunity Idol]] that grants a group of castaways an exemption from [[Tribal Council]], the Immunity Necklace grants one individual safety.
 When a contestant is in possession of the necklace, it is brought back to camp and typically placed on the shelter. While other castaways can "try on" the necklace, ownership lies solely with the winner and cannot be stolen by another, unless the winner decides to give up the necklace.
-From {{S|1}} to {{S|3}}, the necklace was non-transferable, leaving allies vulnerable. Starting from {{S|4}}, the necklace became a transferable item, permitting a castaway to hand it to another. This has proven to be a dangerous (and sometimes risky) move. In recent seasons, [[Jeff Probst]] has stopped asking the castaways if they want to give up Immunity Necklace, but castaways can still give it up on their own terms if they wish to.
+From {{S|1}} to {{S|3}}, the necklace was non-transferable, leaving allies vulnerable. Starting from {{S|4}}, the necklace became a transferable item, permitting a castaway to hand it to another. This has proven to be a dangerous (and sometimes risky) move. In recent seasons, [[Jeff Probst]] has stopped asking the castaways if they want to give up the Immunity Necklace, but castaways can still give it up on their own terms if they wish to.
 ==Design==
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 ===One-time only Immunity Idol===
-During {{S|16}}, as a part of a first challenge, a special idol is placed on the front of the raft of both [[Airai]] and [[Malakal]] tribe. The rule is almost the same as the necklace, only the possession right lasts until their tribe's first [[Tribal Council]]. The Immunity Idol was found by [[Yau-Man Chan]] and [[Kathy Sleckman]] respectively (technically, [[Jon Dalton]] found the idol first; however, he mistook the opposing tribe's idol for his, and Yau-Man reached theirs first). The two idols were removed from game after episode 2 as both tribes went to Tribal Council once each in two episodes.
+During {{S|16}}, as a part of a first challenge, a special idol is placed on the front of the rafts of both the [[Airai]] and [[Malakal]] tribes. The rule is almost the same as the necklace, only the possession right lasts until their tribe's first [[Tribal Council]]. The Immunity Idol was found by [[Yau-Man Chan]] and [[Kathy Sleckman]] respectively (technically, [[Jon Dalton]] found the idol first; however, he mistook the opposing tribe's idol for his, and Yau-Man reached theirs first). The two idols were both removed from the game by [[The Sounds of Jungle Love|Day 6]], as both tribes went to Tribal Council once each in the first six days.
-In {{S|17}}, there were two individual Immunity Idols, one for each tribe. The Idols was placed at the top of the hill. The first person to each the idol gets it for their tribe. [[Marcus Lehman]] and [[G.C. Brown]] got to the Immunity Idols for their respective tribes. The idols were removed from the game after [[She Obviously Is Post-Op!|episode three]], as both tribes went to Tribal Council in the first three episodes.
+In {{S|17}}, there were two individual Immunity Idols, one for each tribe. The Idols was placed at the top of the hill. The first person to each the idol gets it for their tribe. [[Marcus Lehman]] and [[G.C. Brown]] got to the Immunity Idols for their respective tribes. The idols were both removed from the game by [[She Obviously Is Post-Op!|Day 9]].
+<!-- Add Tocantins info? -->
 == Description ==
 * {{S|1}}: A small tiki with a colorful face with a necklace of shells.
 * {{S|2}}: A necklace of beads and artifacts with small bones.
 * {{S|3}}: A colorful cloth necklace.
 * {{S|4}}: A necklace with shells and a small painted tiki.
 * {{S|5}}: A golden necklace with jewels and points.
 * {{S|6}}: A large feather necklace.
 * {{S|7}}: A large sword and its scabbard.
 * {{S|8}}: A necklace of thread and coins.
 * {{S|9}}: a necklace adorned with shells and four horns.
 * {{S|10}}: A necklace with beads, shark teeth and shark's line of teeth.
 * {{S|11}}: A necklace of turquoise beads and ancient Mayan faces.
 * {{S|12}}: A large necklace made of cloth, beads, artifacts and a carved face.
 * {{S|13}}: A necklace of gold spikes with a design in the middle.
 * {{S|14}}: A necklace of bones.
 * {{S|15}}: A metallic necklace of symbols and thread.
 * {{S|16}}: A necklace of many shells and tiki faces.
 * {{S|17}}: A necklace of many Gabonese faces and many artifacts.
 * {{S|18}}: A colorful feather necklace with symbols and faces at the top.
 * {{S|19}}: A necklace of artifacts and a hook-shaped object.
 * {{S|20}}: A necklace of tan, brown and green tiki faces.
 * {{S|21}}: A golden necklace with artifacts and a cross with a red gem in the center.
 * {{S|22}}: A necklace of a set of golden faces with designs and jade stones.
 * {{S|23}}: A necklace of shark teeth with a large central tiki.
 * {{S|24}}: A necklace of wood, artifacts and a small painted skull.
 * {{S|25}}: A metallic necklace of beads and a red gem.
 * {{S|26}}: A necklace of teeth and a small skull.
 * {{S|27}}: A metallic necklace of carved stone and red threads.
 * {{S|28}}: A necklace of golden Filipino designs and faces.
 * {{S|29}}: A necklace of beads, artifacts and an ancient face.
+* {{S|30}}: A necklace of shells, green stones and wood surrounding a compass.
-* {{S|30}}: A necklace of of shells, green stones and wood surrounding a compass.
 * {{S|31}}: A large red and gold necklace with golden designs, attachments and artifacts.
+* {{S|32}}: A colorful beaded necklace with a set of faces.
-* {{S|32}}: a colorful beaded necklace with a set of faces.
 * {{S|33}}: A necklace of wood, bones and shells around a large tiki face.
 * {{S|34}}: A necklace made of rope and nautical objects.
+* {{S|35}}: A colorful metal necklace with several medallions around it.
-* {{S|35}}: A colorful metal necklace with several medallions around it.
+* {{S|36}}: A painted shell necklace with driftwood carvings.
+* {{S|37}}: A necklace of painted brown shells, with a large nautilus shell in the center.
+* {{S|38}}: A necklace of white medallions, shells, and red tassels.
+* {{S|39}}: A necklace of teeth, shells, and two moai faces.
 ==Gallery==
 <gallery orientation="none" widths="182" captiontextcolor="#000000">
 Borneo necklace.jpg|{{S|1}} Immunity Necklace.
-The Australian Outback Necklace.jpg|{{S|2}} Immunity Necklace.
+The Australian Outback Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|2}} Immunity Necklace.
 Africa immunity necklace.jpg|{{S|3}} Immunity Necklace.
 Survivor Marquesas Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|4}} Immunity Necklace.
 heidik.jpg|{{S|5}} Immunity Necklace.
-Amazon3.jpg|{{S|6}} Immunity Necklace.
+Amazon_Necklace.png|{{S|6}} Immunity Necklace.
 Pearl islands immunity necklace.jpg|{{S|7}} Immunity Necklace.
 Survivor 8 immunity.jpg|{{S|8}} Immunity Necklace.
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 Survivor: Tocantins necklace.jpg|{{S|18}} Immunity Necklace.
 Samoa Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|19}} Immunity Necklace.
-HvV_Immunity_necklace.jpeg|{{S|20}} Immunity Necklace.
+HvV Immunity necklace.jpeg|{{S|20}} Immunity Necklace.
-Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|21}} Immunity Necklace.
+Nicaragua Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|21}} Immunity Necklace.
 Redemption Island necklace.jpg|{{S|22}} Immunity Necklace.
 South Pacific Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|23}} Immunity Necklace.
-One World Immunity Necklace.PNG|{{S|24}} Immunity Necklace.
+One World Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|24}} Immunity Necklace.
-Philippines Immunity Necklace.png|{{S|25}} Immunity Necklace.
+Philippines Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|25}} Immunity Necklace.
 caramoan Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|26}} Immunity Necklace.
-s27_press_images_ep9_0003.jpg|{{S|27}} Immunity Necklace.
+s27 press images ep9 0003.jpg|{{S|27}} Immunity Necklace.
 Cagayan Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|28}} Immunity Necklace.
 San Juan del Sur Immunity Necklace.png|{{S|29}} Immunity Necklace.
-S30_press_images_ep8_0026.jpg|{{S|30}} Immunity Necklace.
+S30 press images ep8 0026.jpg|{{S|30}} Immunity Necklace.
-S31_immunity_necklace.jpg|{{S|31}} Immunity Necklace.
+S31 immunity necklace.jpg|{{S|31}} Immunity Necklace.
 Kaoh Rong Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|32}} Immunity Necklace.
-Millenials_vs_gen_x_immunity_necklace.jpg|{{S|33}} Immunity Necklace.
+Millenials vs gen x immunity necklace.jpg|{{S|33}} Immunity Necklace.
-S35_immunity_necklace.jpg|{{S|35}} Immunity Necklace.
+Game Changers Necklace.png|{{S|34}} Immunity Necklace.
+S35 immunity necklace.jpg|{{S|35}} Immunity Necklace.
+Ghost Island Necklace.png|{{S|36}} Immunity Necklace.
+David vs Goliath Necklace.jpg|{{S|37}} Immunity Necklace.
+S38E06 Immunity Necklace.jpg|{{S|38}} Immunity Necklace.
+S39E08 ImmunityNecklace.jpg|{{S|39}} Immunity Necklace.
 </gallery>
 ==Trivia==
 * The object that symbolized individual immunity on {{S|7}} was the only one to not actually be a necklace, instead being a cutlass in a scabbard.
+* The Immunity Necklace from {{S|16}} was repurposed as a Hidden Immunity Idol in {{S|36}} as a reminder to [[Wendell Holland]] (the finder) about its history with [[Erik Reichenbach]] giving it away to [[Natalie Bolton]] and then being voted out.
 === Firsts ===
-* First contestant to win individual immunity: [[Greg Buis]] ({{S4|1}}).
+* The first contestant to win individual immunity: [[Greg Buis]] ({{S4|1}}).
 ** First female contestant to win individual immunity: [[Kelly Wiglesworth]] (''Borneo'').
-* First contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: Kelly Wiglesworth (''Borneo'').
+* The first contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: Kelly Wiglesworth (''Borneo'').
 ** First male contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: [[Keith Famie]] ({{S4|2}}).
 ** Both Kelly and Keith won individual Immunity Challenges consecutively.
-* First contestant to win individual immunity multiple times non-consecutively: [[Lex van den Berghe]] (''[[Africa]]'').
+* The first contestant to win individual immunity multiple times non-consecutively: [[Lex van den Berghe]] ({{S4|3}}).
-** First female contestant to win individual immunity multiple times non-consecutively: [[Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien]] (''[[Marquesas]]'').
+** First female contestant to win individual immunity multiple times non-consecutively: [[Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien]] ({{S4|4}}).
-* First contestant to win immunity on more than one season: Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien (''Marquesas'' and ''[[All-Stars]]'').
+* The first contestant to win immunity in more than one season: Kathy Vavrick-O'Brien (''Marquesas'' and {{S4|8}}).
-** First male contestant to win immunity on more than one season: [[Tom Buchanan]] (''Africa'' and ''All-Stars'').
+** First male contestant to win immunity in more than one season: [[Tom Buchanan]] (''Africa'' and ''All-Stars'').
-* First contestant to win immunity for the first time as a returnee: [[Rob Mariano]] (''All-Stars'', did not win immunity on ''Marquesas'').
+* The first contestant to win immunity for the first time as a returnee: [[Rob Mariano]] (''All-Stars'', did not win immunity on ''Marquesas'').
-** First female contestant to win immunity for the first time as a returnee: [[Shii Ann Huang]] (''All-Stars'', did not win immunity on ''Thailand'').
+** First female contestant to win immunity for the first time as a returnee: [[Shii Ann Huang]] (''All-Stars'', did not win immunity on {{S4|5}}).
-* First contestant to win individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game: [[John Kenney]] (''[[Vanuatu]]'').
+* The first contestant to win individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game: [[John Kenney]] ({{S4|9}}).
-** First female contestant to win individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game: [[Candice Cody|Candice Woodcock]] (''[[Heroes vs. Villains]]'').
+** First female contestant to win individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game: [[Candice Woodcock]] ({{S4|20}}).
-** The first female contestant to possess individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game was [[Ami Cusack]] (''Vanuatu''), however, she was handed the immunity by John Kenney as part of his reward, and did not win it herself.
+** The first female contestant to possess individual immunity in the tribal phase of the game was [[Ami Cusack]] (''Vanuatu''), however, she was given immunity by John Kenney as part of his reward, and did not win it herself.
-* First contestant to give away immunity: [[Jenna Morasca]] ({{S4|6}}).
+* The first contestant to give away immunity: [[Jenna Morasca]] ({{S4|6}}).
-** First male contestant to give away immunity: [[Burton Roberts]] (''[[Pearl Islands]]''). Due to the [[Outcasts]] twist, he still had individual immunity.
+** First male contestant to give away immunity: [[Burton Roberts]] ({{S4|7}}). Due to the [[Outcasts]] twist, he still had individual immunity.
-** First contestant to give away immunity, and be voted out: [[Erik Reichenbach]] (''[[Micronesia]]''). He was also the first male contestant to give away individual immunity without having another form of immunity.
+** The first contestant to give away immunity, and be voted out: [[Erik Reichenbach]] ({{S4|16}}). He was also the first male contestant to give away individual immunity without having another form of immunity.
-* First contestant to win immunity twice in one day: [[Sophie Clarke]] (''[[South Pacific]]'').
+** The first contestant to give away [[Final Immunity Challenge|Final Immunity]]: [[Chris Underwood]] ({{S4|38}}).
+* The first contestant to win immunity twice in one day: [[Sophie Clarke]] ({{S4|23}}).
 === Records ===
-* Most immunity wins in a single season: [[Colby Donaldson]] (''The Australian Outback''), [[Tom Westman]] (''[[Palau]]''), [[Terry Deitz]] (''[[Panama]]''), [[Ozzy Lusth]] (''Cook Islands''), [[Mike Holloway]] (''[[Worlds Apart]]''), and [[Brad Culpepper]] (''[[Game Changers]]'')- 5 wins.
+* Most immunity wins in a single season: [[Colby Donaldson]] (''The Australian Outback''), [[Tom Westman]] ({{S4|10}}), [[Terry Deitz]] ({{S4|12}}), [[Ozzy Lusth]] ({{S4|13}}), [[Mike Holloway]] ({{S4|30}}), and [[Brad Culpepper]] ({{S4|34}}) - 5 wins.
 ** Female contestants with most immunity wins in a single season: Kelly Wiglesworth (''Borneo''), Jenna Morasca (''The Amazon''), [[Kim Spradlin]] ({{S4|24}}), and [[Chrissy Hofbeck]] ({{S4|35}}) - 4 wins.
-* Most individual immunity wins overall: Rob Mariano - 9 (4 times on ''All-Stars'', 1 time on ''[[Heroes vs. Villains]]'', 4 times on {{S4|22}}).
+* Most individual immunity wins overall: Rob Mariano - 9 (4 times in ''All-Stars'', 1 time in ''Heroes vs. Villains'', 4 times in {{S4|22}}).
-** In second is Ozzy Lusth with 7 wins (5 times on ''Cook Islands'', 2 times on ''South Pacific''). On ''Cook Islands'' Ozzy won 5 out of 6 individual Immunity Challenges, which is the best percentage of winning in a single season (83.3%). This total does not include his individual immunity on ''Micronesia'', which was not the result of winning a challenge.
+** In second is Ozzy Lusth with 7 wins (5 times in ''Cook Islands'', 2 times in ''South Pacific''). In ''Cook Islands,'' Ozzy won 5 out of 6 individual Immunity Challenges, which is the best percentage of winning in a single season (83.3%). This total does not include his individual immunity in ''Micronesia'', which was not the result of winning a challenge.
-** In third is a two-way tie between [[Joe Anglim]] and [[Spencer Bledsoe]] with 6 wins each. Joe won 2 Immunity Challenges on ''Worlds Apart'', and added 4 more wins on ''[[Cambodia]]''. Spencer won immunity 3 times on each of his two seasons, ''[[Cagayan]]'' and ''Cambodia''. Between the two, Joe was the first to reach six wins.
+** In third is a two-way tie between [[Joe Anglim]] and [[Spencer Bledsoe]] with 6 wins each. Joe won 2 Immunity Challenges in ''Worlds Apart'' and added 4 more wins in {{S4|31}}. Spencer won immunity 3 times on each of his two seasons, {{S4|28}} and ''Cambodia''. Between the two, Joe was the first to reach six wins.
-** No woman has won more than four individual Immunity Challenges. The women with four wins are: Kelly Wiglesworth (''Borneo''), Jenna Morasca (''The Amazon''), [[Amanda Kimmel]] (''[[China]]'' - 2, '' Micronesia ''- 2), Parvati Shallow (''Micronesia'' - 1, '' Heroes vs. Villains'' - 3), Kim Spradlin (''One World''), [[Andrea Boehlke]] (''Redemption Island'' - 1, ''[[Caramoan]]'' - 1, ''[[Game Changers]]'' - 2), and [[Chrissy Hofbeck]] ({{S4|35}}). Andrea is also the only female contestant to win individual immunity on three different seasons.
+** No woman has won more than four individual Immunity Challenges. The women with four wins are: Kelly Wiglesworth (''Borneo''), Jenna Morasca (''The Amazon''), [[Amanda Kimmel]] ({{S4|15}} - 2, ''Micronesia ''- 2), Parvati Shallow (''Micronesia'' - 1, '' Heroes vs. Villains'' - 3), Kim Spradlin (''One World''), [[Andrea Boehlke]] (''Redemption Island'' - 1, {{S4|26}} - 1, ''Game Changers'' - 2), and Chrissy Hofbeck (''Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers''). Andrea is also the only female contestant to win individual immunity in three different seasons.
 === By Age ===
 * Oldest contestant to win individual immunity: [[Rudy Boesch]] (''Borneo'').
-** Oldest female contestant to win individual immunity: [[Jane Bright]] (''[[Nicaragua]]'').
+** Oldest female contestant to win individual immunity: [[Jane Bright]] ({{S4|21}}).
-** Oldest contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: [[Bob Crowley]] (''[[Gabon]]'').
+** Oldest contestant to win individual immunity multiple times: [[Bob Crowley]] ({{S4|17}}).
-* Youngest contestant to win individual immunity: [[Will Wahl]] (''[[Millennials vs. Gen X]]'').
+* Youngest contestant to win individual immunity: [[Will Wahl]] ({{S4|33}}).
-** Youngest female contestant to win individual immunity: [[Julia Sokolowski]] (''[[Kaôh Rōng]]'').
+** Youngest female contestant to win individual immunity: [[Julia Sokolowski]] ({{S4|32}}).
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