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+ | | tribenameorigin= Chinese philosophy to describe contrary, yet complementary forces |
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+ | }}{{tribeicon|yinyang}} is the [[merge]]d [[tribe]] of {{tribeicon|heroes}} and {{tribeicon|villains}} from {{S|20}}. |
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− | '''Yin Yang''' was the merged [[tribe]] of [[Heroes]] and [[Villains]] from {{S|20}}. |
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Their tribe color is black. |
Their tribe color is black. |
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==Members== |
==Members== |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Amanda Kimmel|name='''Amanda Kimmel'''|image=S20 amanda t.png|place={{colorbox|heroes}}}} |
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− | | {{tribebox3|yinyang|[[File:s20 amanda t.jpg|link=Amanda Kimmel]][[File:s20 candice t.jpg|link=Candice Woodcock]][[File:s20 colby t.jpg|link=Colby Donaldson]][[File:s20 danielle t.jpg|link=Danielle DiLorenzo]]<br />[[File:s20 jt t.jpg|link=J.T. Thomas]][[File:s20 jerri t.jpg|link=Jerri Manthey]][[File:s20 parvati t.jpg|link=Parvati Shallow]][[File:s20 rupert t.jpg|link=Rupert Boneham]]<br />[[File:s20 russell t.jpg|link=Russell Hantz]][[File:s20 sandra t.jpg|link=Sandra Diaz-Twine]]}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Candice Cody|name='''Candice Woodcock'''|image=S20 candice t.png|place={{colorbox|heroes}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Colby Donaldson|name='''Colby Donaldson'''|image=S20 colby t.png|place={{colorbox|heroes}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Danielle DiLorenzo|name='''Danielle DiLorenzo'''|image=S20 danielle t.png|place={{colorbox|villains}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=J.T. Thomas|name='''J.T. Thomas'''|image=S20 jt t.png|place={{colorbox|heroes}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Jerri Manthey|name='''Jerri Manthey'''|image=S20 jerri t.png|place={{colorbox|villains}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Parvati Shallow|name='''Parvati Shallow'''|image=S20 parvati t.png|place={{colorbox|villains}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Rupert Boneham|name='''Rupert Boneham'''|image=S20 rupert t.png|place={{colorbox|heroes}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Russell Hantz|name='''Russell Hantz'''|image=S20 russell t.png|place={{colorbox|villains}}}} |
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+ | | {{ContestantThumbnail4|color=yinyang|articlename=Sandra Diaz-Twine|name='''Sandra Diaz-Twine'''|image=S20 sandra t.png|place={{colorbox|villains}}}} |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|heroes}} {{return|15}}{{return|16}} [[Amanda Kimmel]], playing for a third time since ''China'' and ''Micronesia''. She was most notable for making it to Day 39 in both of her seasons, but lost both times for not answering the [[Jury]]'s questions adequately. |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|heroes}} {{return|13}} [[Candice Woodcock]], competing for a second time since ''Cook Islands''. Most notable for the infamous [[mutiny]] twist in her season. She returned to her original tribe, [[Rarotonga]], to be with her former tribemates [[Adam Gentry]] and [[Parvati Shallow]]. |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|heroes}} {{return|2}}{{return|8}} [[Colby Donaldson]], returning for a third time since ''The Australian Outback'' and ''All-Stars''. He accepted the offer to compete again to redeem himself from his flat performance in All-Stars. He is considered to be Survivor's first Hero. He was also famous for his love-hate relationship with former tribemate Jerri Manthey (who attained revenge by voting him out in ''All-Stars''). |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|villains}} {{return|12}} [[Danielle DiLorenzo]], from ''Panama'', notable for blindsiding [[Terry Deitz]] at the penultimate Tribal Council after she had promised to take him to the end in return for teaching her how to make fire in anticipation of a tiebreaker challenge with [[Cirie Fields]]. |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|heroes}} {{return|18}} [[J.T. Thomas]], the winner of ''Tocantins''. Most notable for being the likable, yet duplicitous farm boy. Due to his charm, he played a "perfect game" by getting all Jury votes and not having a vote cast against him. |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|villains}} {{return|2}}{{return|8}} [[Jerri Manthey]], returning for her third time since ''The Australian Outback'' and ''All-Stars'', most notable for having a love-hate relationship with fellow ex-Australia comrade Colby Donaldson in ''The Australian Outback'' and being considered the first Survivor "Villainess." |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|villains}} {{return|13}}{{return|16}} [[Parvati Shallow]], returning for her third time since ''Cook Islands'' and ''Micronesia''. She flirted her way though the game, and led a very successful all-women alliance by orchestrating a long string of blindsides, which eventually made her the winner of ''Micronesia''. |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|heroes}} {{return|7}}{{return|8}} [[Rupert Boneham]], one of the shows most popular players ever, returning for a third time since ''Pearl Islands'' and ''All-Stars''. He also won the Fan Favorite Award (known as "America's Tribal Council"), winning a million dollars, even though he did not technically win the competition. Most notable for his distinctive beard, his tie-dyed shirt, stealing shoes in ''Pearl Islands'', and his signature victory cry. |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|villains}} {{return|19}} [[Russell Hantz]], from ''Samoa'', notable for being branded as the most devious player yet. Known for sabotaging and dictating his tribe's voting politics from Day 1 by claiming he was a Hurricane Katrina victim, draining all of the tribe's water canteens, burning [[Jaison Robinson]]'s socks and successfully finding three Hidden Immunity Idols without any clues. |
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− | * {{tribeicon1|villains}} {{return|7}} [[Sandra Diaz-Twine]], the winner of ''Pearl Islands'', whose "as long as it ain't me" strategy earned her the title of Sole Survivor. Notable for taking revenge for Rupert Boneham's blindside by secretly dumping all the fish Boneham caught and framing her friend and closest ally [[Christa Hastie]] for the incident, leading to Hastie's elimination. She is also known for cussing people out, with [[Jeff Probst]] referring to her as the "lippiest mother ever on Survivor." |
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==Tribe History== |
==Tribe History== |
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− | On Day 25, the two tribes of the Heroes and Villains merged |
+ | On Day 25, the two tribes of the [[Heroes]] and [[Villains]] merged and became the Yin Yang tribe. [[Danielle DiLorenzo]] won the first individual immunity of the season. With the tribe even with five heroes and five villains each, there were various strategies involving [[Hidden Immunity Idol]]s or getting someone to flip involved, with contestants who played together before, such as [[Rupert Boneham]] and [[Sandra Diaz-Twine]], and [[Amanda Kimmel]] and [[Parvati Shallow]], trying to see if there was a way they could work together like they had in the past. Ultimately, tribal lines prevented any of such pairs to work together, as the other Heroes didn't believe Rupert could trust Sandra and Parvati felt Amanda was lying to her about the vote. At [[Tribal Council]], the tribal lines remained intact with five votes for [[J.T. Thomas]] and five votes for [[Jerri Manthey]], but Parvati handed two Hidden Immunity Idols to Sandra and Jerri (one of which, she received from [[Russell Hantz]], who received it from J.T.), which negated five votes against Jerri and broke the deadlock. J.T. became the third jury member with a vote of 5-0, joining [[Coach Wade]] and [[Courtney Yates]] on the jury. |
− | The castaways were split into teams for the |
+ | The castaways were split into teams for the [[Reward Challenge]] on Day 28, which the team of Amanda, Danielle, and [[Colby Donaldson]] won. At the reward, a fight broke out between Amanda and Danielle over possession to the clue to another Hidden Immunity Idol. Colby had to intervene, and even though the Heroes desperately needed the idol clue, he let Danielle have it since she found it first. Danielle took possession of the clue, then shared it with Russell, who was able to find the idol. Jerri won individual immunity. At Tribal Council, Russell was concerned about the possibility that Sandra flipped to the Heroes, and unnecessarily played the idol as Sandra stuck with the Villains, while [[Candice Woodcock]] also flipped on the Heroes; Amanda became the fourth jury member by a vote of 6-3. |
− | Day 31 featured a surprise |
+ | Day 31 featured a surprise [[Immunity Challenge]] won by Parvati. After the challenge, host [[Jeff Probst]] read a clue to another Hidden Immunity Idol, which was found by Sandra. Sensing that he was in danger, Rupert pretended to have an idol by placing a rock in his pants and hoped that the Villains would believe that he had a real idol. That night at Tribal Council, the Villains split their votes between Rupert and Candice, while Colby and Rupert voted against Candice for her betrayal; Candice was voted out 5-3. |
− | Russell won the |
+ | Russell won the Immunity Challenge on Day 33. Danielle became the sixth jury member (and the first Villain voted out of the merged tribe) by a vote of 4-3 after Russell decided that he needed to split the alliance between Danielle and Parvati. He secured the votes by convincing Jerri to flip, who took this opportunity to cement herself in a stronger position to reach the final 3. However, after Tribal Council, Jerri expressed regret in her decision and Sandra and Parvati reassured her that they would have their back, regardless of Russell's antics. |
− | Jerri won the |
+ | Jerri won the Reward Challenge on Day 34 and selected Parvati and Sandra to join her in the reward, along with their loved ones. Parvati won the Immunity Challenge. At Tribal Council, Sandra used her Hidden Immunity Idol, negating two votes against her. Rupert became the seventh jury member by a vote of 4-0. |
− | Parvati won the final five |
+ | Parvati won the final five Immunity Challenge on Day 37. Colby became the eighth jury member (and the last Hero) by a vote of 4-1. Russell won the final four individual immunity and told Sandra he would take her to the [[Final Three]] since he thought he could beat her. Parvati, however, argued that Sandra should be voted out since she believed Sandra would get votes from the jury. At Tribal Council, Jerri became the ninth and final jury member by a vote of 3-1. |
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+ | The final three enjoyed tearing down camp and headed to the [[Final Tribal Council]]. All three were confident in their respective strategies, but Russell minimized Sandra and Parvati's gameplay. Tired of his attitude, Sandra threw Russell's hat in the fire. At Final [[Tribal Council]], the jury largely dismissed Russell for his arrogance and believing he got to the end with no luck involved. Sandra's perseverance after her alliance was wiped out and Parvati's challenge prowess was particularly praised, leaving the jury with a tough decision between the two former winners. Sandra became the first two-time winner by a vote of 6-3-0, with Parvati and Russell placing 2nd and 3rd, respectively. |
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− | The final three enjoyed tearing down camp and headed to the Final Tribal Council. Sandra became the first two-time winner by a vote of 6-3-0, with Parvati and Russell placing 2nd and 3rd, respectively. |
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==Gallery== |
==Gallery== |
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+ | HvVF10TribalCouncil.jpg|Yin Yang's first [[Tribal Council]]. |
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− | JTboot.jpg|J.T. Blindsided.|link=Going Down In Flames |
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+ | JTboot.jpg|[[J.T. Thomas|J.T.]] blindsided. |
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− | VO Amanda HVV.jpg|Amanda Blindsided.|link=Jumping Ship |
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+ | HvVF9TribalCouncil.jpg|Yin Yang's second Tribal Council. |
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+ | VO Amanda HVV.jpg|[[Amanda Kimmel|Amanda]] blindsided. |
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+ | VO Danielle HVV.jpg|[[Danielle DiLorenzo|Danielle]] blindsided. |
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− | VO Jerri HVV.jpg|Jerri Blindsided.|link=Anything Could Happen |
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+ | Offer_it_up_heroes_vs_villains.png|The final five at the [[Immunity Challenge]], ''[[Broken China|Offer It Up]]''. |
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+ | HvVF4TribalCouncil.jpg|The final four at the penultimate Tribal Council. |
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+ | VO Jerri HVV.jpg|[[Jerri Manthey|Jerri]] blindsided. |
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+ | Parvati-Russell-Sandra-Results-Winner-Survivor-01-2010-05-16.jpg|[[Parvati Shallow|Parvati]], [[Russell Hantz|Russell]], and [[Sandra Diaz-Twine|Sandra]] at the [[Final Tribal Council]]. |
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+ | JuryHvV.jpg|The [[jury]]. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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− | *Yin Yang is the fourth tribe in Survivor history to have its name delivered from Chinese language. The first three were [[ |
+ | * Yin Yang is the fourth tribe in Survivor history to have its name delivered from Chinese language. The first three were [[Fei Long]], [[Zhan Hu]], and [[Hae Da Fung]], all from {{S4|15}}. |
− | *Yin Yang is the only merged tribe |
+ | * Yin Yang is the only merged tribe which [[Cirie Fields]] and [[Rob Mariano]] were not a part of in the seasons they competed in. |
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− | *Yin Yang is [[Jerri Manthey]]'s seventh and [[Colby Donaldson]]'s fifth tribe. |
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+ | * [[Danielle DiLorenzo]] is the only member of Yin Yang not to play at least three times. |
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− | **This is Jerri and Colby's second merged tribe. |
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− | ***The only season that Jerri and Colby have been a part of which they were not part of the merged tribe is {{S|8}}. |
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− | *This is the only merged tribe to start with a "Y". |
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− | **It is one of the only three tribes to start with the letter "Y", the others one being [[Yaxhá]] and [[Yasur]]. |
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+ | * The Yin Yang buff reappeared in {{S|39}} due to its highest-ranking member returning as a mentor. |
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− | *The words "yin" and "yang" mean "shadow" and "light" in Chinese, respectively. |
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− | *Yin Yang is the fifth black merge tribe following [[Balboa]], [[Gitanos]], [[Aitutonga]], and [[Hae Da Fung]]. |
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− | *Yin Yang is the sixth black tribe following [[Balboa]], [[Gitanos]], [[Aitutonga]], [[Timbira]] and [[Hae Da Fung]].. |
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==References== |
==References== |
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Revision as of 15:44, 25 September 2019
Yin Yang is the merged tribe of Heroes and Villains from Survivor: Heroes vs. Villains.
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Tribe History
On Day 25, the two tribes of the Heroes and Villains merged and became the Yin Yang tribe. Danielle DiLorenzo won the first individual immunity of the season. With the tribe even with five heroes and five villains each, there were various strategies involving Hidden Immunity Idols or getting someone to flip involved, with contestants who played together before, such as Rupert Boneham and Sandra Diaz-Twine, and Amanda Kimmel and Parvati Shallow, trying to see if there was a way they could work together like they had in the past. Ultimately, tribal lines prevented any of such pairs to work together, as the other Heroes didn't believe Rupert could trust Sandra and Parvati felt Amanda was lying to her about the vote. At Tribal Council, the tribal lines remained intact with five votes for J.T. Thomas and five votes for Jerri Manthey, but Parvati handed two Hidden Immunity Idols to Sandra and Jerri (one of which, she received from Russell Hantz, who received it from J.T.), which negated five votes against Jerri and broke the deadlock. J.T. became the third jury member with a vote of 5-0, joining Coach Wade and Courtney Yates on the jury.
The castaways were split into teams for the Reward Challenge on Day 28, which the team of Amanda, Danielle, and Colby Donaldson won. At the reward, a fight broke out between Amanda and Danielle over possession to the clue to another Hidden Immunity Idol. Colby had to intervene, and even though the Heroes desperately needed the idol clue, he let Danielle have it since she found it first. Danielle took possession of the clue, then shared it with Russell, who was able to find the idol. Jerri won individual immunity. At Tribal Council, Russell was concerned about the possibility that Sandra flipped to the Heroes, and unnecessarily played the idol as Sandra stuck with the Villains, while Candice Woodcock also flipped on the Heroes; Amanda became the fourth jury member by a vote of 6-3.
Day 31 featured a surprise Immunity Challenge won by Parvati. After the challenge, host Jeff Probst read a clue to another Hidden Immunity Idol, which was found by Sandra. Sensing that he was in danger, Rupert pretended to have an idol by placing a rock in his pants and hoped that the Villains would believe that he had a real idol. That night at Tribal Council, the Villains split their votes between Rupert and Candice, while Colby and Rupert voted against Candice for her betrayal; Candice was voted out 5-3.
Russell won the Immunity Challenge on Day 33. Danielle became the sixth jury member (and the first Villain voted out of the merged tribe) by a vote of 4-3 after Russell decided that he needed to split the alliance between Danielle and Parvati. He secured the votes by convincing Jerri to flip, who took this opportunity to cement herself in a stronger position to reach the final 3. However, after Tribal Council, Jerri expressed regret in her decision and Sandra and Parvati reassured her that they would have their back, regardless of Russell's antics.
Jerri won the Reward Challenge on Day 34 and selected Parvati and Sandra to join her in the reward, along with their loved ones. Parvati won the Immunity Challenge. At Tribal Council, Sandra used her Hidden Immunity Idol, negating two votes against her. Rupert became the seventh jury member by a vote of 4-0.
Parvati won the final five Immunity Challenge on Day 37. Colby became the eighth jury member (and the last Hero) by a vote of 4-1. Russell won the final four individual immunity and told Sandra he would take her to the Final Three since he thought he could beat her. Parvati, however, argued that Sandra should be voted out since she believed Sandra would get votes from the jury. At Tribal Council, Jerri became the ninth and final jury member by a vote of 3-1.
The final three enjoyed tearing down camp and headed to the Final Tribal Council. All three were confident in their respective strategies, but Russell minimized Sandra and Parvati's gameplay. Tired of his attitude, Sandra threw Russell's hat in the fire. At Final Tribal Council, the jury largely dismissed Russell for his arrogance and believing he got to the end with no luck involved. Sandra's perseverance after her alliance was wiped out and Parvati's challenge prowess was particularly praised, leaving the jury with a tough decision between the two former winners. Sandra became the first two-time winner by a vote of 6-3-0, with Parvati and Russell placing 2nd and 3rd, respectively.
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Trivia
- Yin Yang is the fourth tribe in Survivor history to have its name delivered from Chinese language. The first three were Fei Long, Zhan Hu, and Hae Da Fung, all from China.
- Yin Yang is the only merged tribe which Cirie Fields and Rob Mariano were not a part of in the seasons they competed in.
- Yin Yang is one of five merged tribes to enter the merge with half of the entire cast remaining. The other four tribes were Chuay Jai, Chaboga Mogo, Dabu, and Nobag.
- Danielle DiLorenzo is the only member of Yin Yang not to play at least three times.
- This is the first tribe that Amanda Kimmel was voted out of in the three seasons she competed in.
- Yin Yang, along with Soliantu, Kasama and Solarrion are the only tribes whose highest and lowest placing members have won the game.
- Yin Yang is the only tribe to have its highest and lowest placing members be previous Sole Survivors.
- The Yin Yang buff reappeared in Survivor: Island of the Idols due to its highest-ranking member returning as a mentor.