Levu is a tribe from Survivor: Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers. They are the "Heroes" tribe, consisting of players who serve their duties heroically and courageously. Their tribe color is blue.
Levu initially had a rocky start, when one castaway caused strain in the dynamics, and they were the first to lose a member. However, the Heroes managed to reconnect and work together to reach the merge.
Members[]
Tribe History[]
The Heroes[]
On Day 1, Ben Driebergen, Alan Ball, JP Hilsabeck, and Ashley Nolan formed an alliance, leaving Chrissy Hofbeck and Katrina Radke on the outside. However, on Night 2, Alan tried to cause chaos, and confronted JP and Ashley for having a Hidden Immunity Idol which they denied. Alan's actions fractured the alliance. When Levu lost the season's first Immunity Challenge, Alan considered working with Katrina and Chrissy and voting out Ashley, but at Tribal Council, he stuck with his alliance and Katrina was unanimously voted out.
Then Ashley and JP started distancing themselves from each other because of Alan. On Day 4, Chrissy and Ben formed an alliance. They eventually decided to work with Ashley, and target either Alan or JP. Meanwhile, Alan slowly showed signs of weakness and inability to cope in the wilderness. However, Levu won the next two Immunity Challenges.
The Switch[]
As a result of the tribe switch, Alan and Ashley remained on Levu and were joined by original Soko members Desi Williams and Joe Mena, and original Yawa member Devon Pinto. Out of necessity, Alan and Ashley buried the hatchet.
When Levu lost immunity, Joe intentionally started an argument with Ashley and Alan which caused them to target him. Devon was the swing vote. At Tribal Council, Devon was unable to vote due to an advantage used against him by Jessica Johnston from Yawa, and Joe played a Hidden Immunity Idol which resulted in Alan's elimination. This helped to even the odds between the two factions of Levu.
The next day, Ashley and Devon committed their loyalty to each other and talked about pulling Desi in. The tension was alleviated when Levu powered through and won the Reward Challenge, but this did not last long. With the possibility of a rock draw tiebreaker upon the tribe, Levu was granted a reprieve when they won the Immunity Challenge. On Day 15, Desi told Ashley she would consider flipping on Joe. However, Levu did not go to Tribal Council as they won immunity yet again.
| Episode | Challenge | Challenge Type | Sit-Out | Result | Eliminated (Vote) |
Finish |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Race to Shore | Reward | None | 2nd | Katrina (5-1) |
1st Voted Out Day 3 |
| Tracks of My Tears | Immunity | None | Lost | |||
| 2 | Crossroads | Reward/Immunity | None | 2nd | Tribe Immune | |
| 3 | Block in a Hard Place | Reward/Immunity | None | 1st | Tribe Immune | |
| Tribes Switched, Day 9 | ||||||
| 4 | Tangled Up | Reward | None | Lost | Alan (2-0)1 |
4th Voted Out Day 11 |
| The Color and the Shape | Immunity | None | Lost | |||
| 5 | Head Long Flight | Reward | None | 1st | Tribe Immune | |
| Rice Race | Immunity | None | 2nd | |||
| 6 | A-Tension Span | Reward | None | Lost | Tribe Immune | |
| Discy Business | Immunity | None | 2nd | |||
| Tribes Merged, Day 17 | ||||||
| Notes: ^1 A Hidden Immunity Idol was played, negating all votes against its user.
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| Original Tribes | Switched Tribes | |||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Episode | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | |
| Voted Out |  Katrina |
Tribe Immune |
Tribe Immune |
 Alan |
Tribe Immune |
Tribe Immune |
Tribes Merged | |
| Vote | 5-1 | — | — | 2-01 | — | — | ||
| ►► | Ben | Katrina | — | — | On Yawa | |||
| ►► | Chrissy | Katrina | — | — | On Soko | |||
| ►► | Devon | On Yawa | None2 | — | — | |||
| ►► | Ashley | Katrina | — | — | — | — | ||
| ►► | Joe | On Soko | Alan | — | — | |||
| ►► | JP | Katrina | — | — | On Soko | |||
| ►► | Desi | On Soko | Alan | — | — | |||
| ► | Alan | Katrina | — | — | ||||
| Katrina | Ashley | |||||||
| Notes: | ||||||||
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Trivia[]
- Levu's camp was previously used as the camp site for Ikabula in Millennials vs. Gen X and Nuku in Game Changers.
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