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We are not the Brain tribe. We're the crap-for-Brain tribe.

—Kass, on her tribe after a series of failures

For the Luzon tribe from Survivor South Africa: Philippines, see Luzon (South Africa).

Luzon is a tribe from Survivor: Cagayan.

Informally known as the tribe of "Brains", the tribe failed to live up to their description as a tribe steeped in intelligence due to their overall dysfunction. Their tribe color is green.

Members

S28 david tS28 garrett tS28 jtia t
S28 kass tS28 spencer tS28 tasha t

Tribe History

The tension in the Brains tribe started the moment the game started, when their elected leader, David Samson was tasked to remove which tribe member he felt was the weakest, where he chose Garrett Adelstein, a curious choice since he was the most muscular in the tribe. David blatantly explained his decision, saying he was already preparing for the final two-thirds of the game. David's decision, however, sent Garrett to their camp via helicopter while the rest of the tribe walked their way to it. At Luzon camp, Garret was given a choice between a clue to the Hidden Immunity Idol or a bag of rice, in which he chose the former. With the help of the clue, Garrett found the idol just in time before his tribemates arrived.[1]

Dysfunction set in early as Luzon found itself under the hapless leadership of J'Tia Taylor, whose ideas on how to build their shelter proved to be a failure in execution. The tribe's ineptitude carried over at the inaugural Immunity Challenge on Day 3, continually stumbling throughout the course and barely even started with the puzzle-solving phase of the challenge. The Brains lost, and at Tribal Council, Garrett collected his revenge for David selling him out on Day 1, voting him out, 4-2.

Kass McQuillen found herself to be a swing vote between two factions: the men, Garrett and Spencer Bledsoe, and the women, J'Tia and Tasha Fox. At the second Immunity Challenge on Day 6, J'Tia proved to be a liability, single-handedly losing the challenge after blowing a large lead. Putting the blame on J'Tia's head, Garrett initiated an open forum, stating that the best move for the tribe was to vote out J'Tia, a gesture which the rest of the tribe detested, most notably Tasha, who wanted to play strategically as opposed to Garrett's perceived ethical approach. While the rest of the tribe was scrambling around the beach, a disgruntled J'Tia, who was left alone in the shelter, threw much of the tribe's rice supply to the fire.

At Tribal Council, Tasha and Garrett argued over their conflicting strategies, with Tasha even blaming Garrett for the rice incident because had he not started the open forum, J'Tia would not have done what she did. During the heated argument, Garrett accidentally mentioned having an alliance with Spencer and Kass. In the end, Kass was convinced to join the women, voting Garrett, who left his idol with him at camp, out, 3-2.[2]

On Day 8, desperate for a win, Tasha insisted that they should practice before the Immunity Challenge. Though the practice proved to be inconsequential as the tribe still floundered at the actual challenge. However, Luzon secured second place, winning their first challenge.[3]

For Luzon, however, the third Immunity Challenge would be the first and last challenge they will ever win. Despite Spencer's efforts to win the next Reward and Immunity Challenges, the Brains found themselves at Tribal Council for a third time, mostly due to J'Tia's questionable challenge ability and capacity to volatility. Despite her loyalty to the women, Kass and Tasha sided with Spencer, unanimously eliminating J'Tia, 3-1.[4] The Luzon tribe dwindled into a paltry tribe of three.

On Day 12, the Brains tribe was dissolved, with Kass, Spencer, and Tasha subjected to a Tribe Switch along with 11 other castaways. However, in a luck of a draw, all three remaining Luzon members were assigned to the new Aparri tribe, which was formerly known informally as the Brawn tribe, ending their days as members of Luzon.[5]

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Survivor (U.S.) Tribes
Borneo The Australian Outback Africa Marquesas
Pagong Tagi Kucha Ogakor Boran Samburu Maraamu Rotu
Rattana Barramundi Moto Maji Soliantu
Thailand The Amazon Pearl Islands All-Stars
Chuay Gahn Sook Jai Jaburu Tambaqui Drake Morgan The Outcasts Chapera Mogo Mogo Saboga
Chuay Jai Jacaré Balboa Chaboga Mogo
Vanuatu Palau Guatemala Panama
Lopevi Yasur Koror Ulong Nakúm Yaxhá Bayoneta Casaya La Mina Viveros
Alinta Xhakúm Gitanos
Cook Islands Fiji China Micronesia
Aitutaki Manihiki Puka Puka Rarotonga Moto Ravu Fei Long Zhan Hu Airai Malakal
Aitutonga Bula Bula Hae Da Fung Dabu
Gabon Tocantins Samoa Heroes vs. Villains
Fang Kota Jalapao Timbira Foa Foa Galu Heroes Villains
Nobag Forza Aiga Yin Yang
Nicaragua Redemption Island South Pacific One World
Espada La Flor Ometepe Zapatera Savaii Upolu Manono Salani
Libertad Murlonio Te Tuna Tikiano
Philippines Caramoan Blood vs. Water Cagayan
Kalabaw Matsing Tandang Bikal Gota Galang Tadhana Aparri Luzon Solana
Dangrayne Enil Edam Kasama Solarrion
San Juan del Sur Worlds Apart Cambodia Kaôh Rōng
Coyopa Hunahpu Escameca Masaya Nagarote Bayon Ta Keo Angkor Chan Loh Gondol To Tang
Huyopa Merica Orkun Dara
Millennials vs. Gen X Game Changers Heroes vs. Healers vs. Hustlers Ghost Island
Takali Vanua Ikabula Mana Nuku Tavua Levu Soko Yawa Malolo Naviti Yanuya
Vinaka Maku Maku Solewa Lavita
David vs. Goliath Edge of Extinction Island of the Idols Winners at War
Jabeni Vuku Tiva Kama Manu Lesu Lairo Vokai Dakal Sele Yara
Kalokalo Vata Lumuwaku Koru
Survivor 41 Survivor 42 Survivor 43 Survivor 44
Luvu Ua Yase Ika Taku Vati Baka Coco Vesi Ratu Soka Tika
Viakana Kula Kula Gaia Va Va
Survivor 45 Survivor 46
Belo Lulu Reba Nami Siga Yanu
Dakuwaqa Nuinui
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