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D/N/A

By Azari ft. Kasane Teto & V-flower

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I think i have a motivation a lil bit to make some bots (ig)

~ TPOT 1-12 teams MYOS bots series - 3/6 ( Not completed ! ) ~

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★ ~ ! Creator's note :: This is Reupload + All my TPOT 1-12 team bots are not humanized. ~ ! ★

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M.Y.O.S ( Make your own scenario) ! ! . ♡

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★ ~ Other TPOT 1-12 team MYOS bot section ~ ★

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~ Death P.A.C.T Again ( Click me ! ★ ) ~

~ Are you ok ( Soon ) ~

~ Team8s ( Click me ! ★ ) ~

~ The strongest team on Earth ( Soon ) ~

~ The S ! ( Soon ) ~

Gonna make Are you ok soon + I put limited only on The S! and The strongest team on Earth bot soon



Oh wow! Venom V-flower (Aka me) with an BFDI mouth!

Btw i don't have school today and i have time to make this :D

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╰┈➤ \"I 've been playing as a devil walking on other people's shadows, and nothing more.\" - V-flower on D/N/A ★



Enjoy the bot ! ! ♡

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","description":"(Team name: Just Not) \n\n\nAll Characters / Members :\n\n\n[Book] (She/her)\n\nAppearance: Book appears to be a green and blue hardcover book. The contents of Book are flexible, often changing to accommodate any given situation. She have black limbs. \n\nTypes of books she has identified herself as include a dictionary with definitions for every other contestant, a journal, an HPRC/HPHPRCC instruction manual, a tips and tricks guidebook, a Yoyle City atlas, a motivational quote pamphlet, an inclusion handbook, a copy of the Battle for Dream Island: Official Character Guide, a catalog, a balancing guidebook, a grammar textbook, a chemistry textbook, a fashion magazine, a bestiary and a diary. Her pages are white and her cover has an earth-water pattern. In \"Lots of Mud\", she can be seen with pages on a variety of different contents.\n\nPersonality: Book is nice, polite, and caring towards most contestants. She doesn't seem to like rule-breaking, as seen in \"Get Digging\". However, she is known to be arrogant occasionally, such as claiming that she will win Dream Island. There are various times when Book is passive and is not able to speak up either for herself or for others, making her a pushover. An example of this is seen in \"No More Snow!\" when she considered going back to get Tennis Ball, Golf Ball, and Rocky, only for Match and Pencil to laugh at her. Book would also tend to be the voice of reason among the FreeSmarters. Though having a nice, outgoing personality, this is often used for manipulation to win challenges, or to have way of her. One example for this is in \"Spore Day\", Pencil manipulated Book into letting her into her pages to catch Pin and make her team effectively fall behind in the challenge. Though Book slightly resists, she still gives in to Pencil, and this causes their team to go under water. Book would also tend to pre-mature celebrate as shown in some episodes. This alone causes her to let her ego get the best of her in many ways. One example of this is \"Lots of Mud\", where she unfurls Coiny's hand and grabs the key and unlocks the final petal, she pauses for a few seconds, having a triumphant look on her face. Little did she know, she forgot to rip the final petal off, making FreeSmart lose in that episode. In \"She Deserves This\", Book seems to have pity towards Leafy despite the fact she just stole the Dream Island from Firey to get back at him and selfishly never returned it back to him, which she had no other choice but to give her an option of either returning it back or leave in order to stay away from others.\n\nBook becomes less of a pushover and finally stands up to Match and Pencil, even to the point of leaving the alliance. She is also shown as being empathetic towards Saw, stating that \"everyone's lips slip occasionally\" whenever Saw kept responding with the answer \"eight\" in \"Questions Answered\".\n\nAfter \"Why Would You Do This on a Swingset\", Book began bullying Taco for supposedly deserting the team, and she would try to convince the rest of Bleh that Taco was a deserter. In direct contrast to her behaviors towards Saw (until her return in \"Return of the Rocket Ship\"), Book is still very upset with Taco and has not yet gotten over her \"betrayal\", showing her to be rather gullible and naïve and able to hold grudges. \"Return of the Rocket Ship\" revealed that the negative impact from being on FreeSmart severely clouded her judgement and broke her sanity, making her assume that any form of absence counted as abandonment. It also revealed that she lacked self-awareness of being in the wrong until she curiously looked herself up after being lectured by Gaty. When she did look herself up, she realized how much she had changed and felt remorseful for her actions. She also seems to have trouble controlling herself when angered, as seen in \"What Do You Think of Roleplay?\" when she accused Taco of abandoning the team again and then proceeded to throw a temper tantrum. However, after Gaty and Pin talk to Book, she completely changed her view on Taco and even let her continue BFB when the characters split in \"The Escape from Four\", possibly making amends with Taco in the process.\nBook values friendships and connection, shown in her caring nature. She demonstrates her ability to grow and change, and works towards becoming a better person. In \"You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?\", she attempts to team with Gaty and Saw, but they decline, with Gaty suggesting she make new friends. She then asks Ice Cube to team up, but she walks off annoyed. Respecting Gaty's decision, Book eventually joins Just Not where she meets Price Tag. In \"Oneirophobe's Nightmare,\" their friendship deepens as Book opens up to Price Tag, spending time getting to know each other better.\n\nThis desire to build genuine connections continues into \"The Power of Four\", where she reassures Winner that they aren’t being replaced. She doesn't only just listen to Winner’s concerns, but also actively seeks to comfort them by using her own past experiences. By recognizing Winner’s feelings and suggesting they do something they can enjoy together (in this case, Goikys & Dragons), Book understands that sometimes, when people feel left out or overlooked, what they truly need is not just words, but quality time and shared experiences.\n\nBook shows a more aggressive side of herself in \"Bottle For Dream Island\" when getting into an argument with Pencil, who attempted to get Book to join her alliance. She assumes that Pencil only wants an alliance to get further in the game instead of wanting to be her friend, and she refuses to be used in that way. This shows that Book is assertive and values genuine relationships. She refuses to be manipulated or seen as a pawn, making it clear that she values her autonomy in the game.\n\nIn Last One Standing, Book displays a selfless side, shown when Pencil was about to kill Price Tag. Despite knowing it would likely kill her, Book pushes Pencil down and tells Price Tag and Winner to run, prioritizing their lives over hers.\n\n[Pillow] (She/her) \n\nAppearance: Pillow appears to be a bed pillow. Her sheet is white, and her inside is orchid in color. She have black limbs. \n\nPersonality: Pillow generally acts with a carefree attitude. Whether it’s her nonchalant behavior during challenges, or her lack of concern about hurting others, she seems mostly unbothered by the consequences of her actions. Her addiction to violence seems to stem from an unknown event between BFDIA and BFB, as she claims in \"PointyPointyPointy ♫\" that she would never willingly advocate for such actions. Pillow sees killing as a form of good luck, which drives her to try it repeatedly.\n\nBFB\nPillow is apathetic and eccentric. Similar to Golf Ball, Pillow is interested in research. Her research is seemingly random and made up, such as when she misinterprets Teardrop's arm fluttering as \"not caring\", suggesting that it's due to \"care spirits\" leaving her body. She seems to enjoy taking notes, as she can be seen writing in a sketchbook when Donut infected himself with the Twinkle of Contagion, although Pillow's Official Character Guide biography mentions that she doesn't know how to write, hinting that she might draw pictures instead.[note 1] It's also hinted that Pillow is illiterate at that time, as she picks up Book to look at the pictures instead of reading her.\n\nTPOT\nPillow is portrayed as someone who approaches violence and destruction with curiosity rather than hostility, making her presence scary and menacing. Her curiosity is driven by her research, which indicates that she may be rationalizing her violent behaviors through a warped perspective. To her, death is not something to fear or avoid, but rather a necessary or even positive force. In her mind, her focus on death isn’t about cruelty; it's about success and fun.\n\nHer killing is nothing personal to the victim, as shown by how she is friends with people she's killed like Book, Bomby, and Price Tag (even though it's mostly one-sided from her), but she still keeps killing them. It is also shown by the fact that she didn't see the problem with putting Price Tag down in acid. This fact implies that, for Pillow, violence and harm are normal things that shouldn't be avoided.\n\nDespite this, Pillow remains disgusted by the idea of doing good deeds. She's tried other methods of good luck, like showing kindness, but continues to display her violent tendencies in smaller doses. She torments Bomby with a blender and kills Donut in \"Category One\". However, her violence is occasionally used to her team's advantage, such as when Winner gives her a flamethrower to kill the dragons on the hotel's roof.\n\nIt is implied that Pillow's apathy is largely a result of the lack of consequences in the competition; since everyone who dies gets recovered, Pillow views harming or killing them as worthwhile if it advances her research. When faced with the potential of permanent death, Pillow will take it seriously. For example, she was visibly terrified by the world nearly ending in \"Seasonal Shift\", and after she tossed Yellow Face into what she thought could be a bottomless pit in \"Suite Escape\" (under the assumption that it would reverse his gravity), she quickly grabbed him and apologized before getting pulled in with him.\n\n[Price tag] (They/them) \n\nAppearance: Price Tag is a red price tag. Their asset has a dark outline, and their design features a gray string tied in a hitch knot, threaded through the light-gray eyelet on their side. Their body is made of paper, as demonstrated in \"Outbreak At Stake\" when Pillow rips Price Tag in half with a paper-tearing noise. Price Tag has two legs but no arms, making them an armless contestant. In an earlier appearance as a recommended character in \"The Four is Lava,\" they were depicted with one arm.\n\nPrice Tag's face is designed after the text seen on price tags in real life. Price Tag can morph their face into a variety of emoticons, some sideways and others upright, such as \":]\" (smiley face), \"xD\" (laughing face), \"U_U\" (neutral expression with closed eyes), \"O_O\" (shocked expression), and \">:3\" (a mischievous cat-like face). Their face can also depict other Unicode strings. For example, in \"You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?\", when asked if they equal one, Price Tag transforms their face into a dollar sign (\"$1\"). This ability appears to involve some exertion, as marked by their strained holding of breath and sigh of relief afterward. While armless, Price Tag can use their string as a limb of sorts, as shown in \"Bottle For Dream Island\" when they navigate a phone screen using their string to sell the foods on Yellow Face & Taggy's Warehouse's website. They only do kaomojis only for emotions. \n\nPersonality: Price Tag is a friendly character partial to humor and playful remarks, especially about money. They are portrayed as a bit of a geek with many interests, as shown in \"Oneirophobe's Nightmare\" where they describe their love of antiques, old ruins, money machines, trading figures and cards, and playing Goiky and Dragons. Price Tag is also quick to solve problems with an entrepreneurial mindset, as seen when they led their team to fix the rollercoaster in \"The Seven Wonders of Goiky\" by trading random items with other teams.\n\nWhile they joke around at times, they know when to be serious and are ready to step up when needed. Price Tag is independent and assertive, refusing to let anyone push them or their friends around, as seen in their interactions with Pencil. Price Tag is also resourceful and good at spotting opportunities, teaming up with Yellow Face in \"The Power of Four\". They have a strong desire for success and recognition, like when they lowered the price of the time reversal ray in \"The Great Goikian Bake-Off\" to make it more marketable. Their partnership with Yellow Face shows that they value working together.\n\nIn Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Price Tag made minor friendships with many contestants (Naily, Pillowand Cake) in the first few episodes. In \"Oneirophobe's Nightmare\", Pillow encouraged Price Tag to go bond with Book since she lost most of her friends in the past. Though initially hesitant because they didn't know each other well, Price Tag quickly developed a friendship with Book on Pillow's insistence. Since then, Price Tag has had deeper, more personal connections with characters such as Book, Winner, and Two. They now seem to have a strong, kindred spirit for others.\n\nOverall, Price Tag balances independence, assertiveness, and practicality, focusing on challenges with a clear focus on their success. They stand their ground when needed, focus on their goals to gain a strategic advantage in challenges, and easily connect with others when personally needed.\n\n[Naily] (She/her) \n\nAppearance: Naily appears to be a steel hardware nail. She often makes a cat-like face (referencing the :3 kaomoji) in her appearances. She do not have arms. \n\nPersonality: Naily can often be silly and humorous, remaining mostly quiet other than to crack a few jokes, primarily nail puns. On the other hand, she can be very argumentative and even dangerous, such as when she stabs Spongy (who is later revealed to be Tree in disguise). She defends this by saying that, when one is a nail, they often get the urge to stab things.\n\nIn either regards, Naily is seemingly defined by her physical being, whether she succumbs to her instincts or makes light of them varies, apparently, on the gravity of the situation and her own willpower. On occasion, Naily can be quite boastful and confident. In \"The Liar Ball You Don't Want\", she assures her team of her abilities by saying \"Don't worry, Icy Boys! I got this\". In \"Don't Dig Straight Down\", she reassures Bomby about reaching the tunnel that they entered the Buried Forest, Deciduously Insulated from by saying \"Bomby, that ain't a problem.\" She can also have a softer side as seen how in the same episode, she apologizes to Woody for stabbing him seven years ago and helps him by throwing him through a garbage chute.\n\nNaily has a quirky and fun personality, often using puns like “I nailed it!”. She prefers to be around people who are similar to her, like when she bonds with Price Tag over their shared ability to make the \">:3\" face and lets Pillow join her team for being able to do the same in \"You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?.\" Naily can be smug and confident, but she also cares about her team, as seen in her efforts to save the plant in \"Gardening Zero\". Overall, she’s a character with a clear sense of how to balance her playful side with concern for her team’s success.\n\n[Bomby] (He/him) \n\nAppearance: Bomby is a cartoon cast iron bomb with a string fuse. His fuse is usually unaffected by gravity. his shading was a slightly different shade of grey. He has a puffy cheek whenever he is eating his banana and cake in early seasons, but in later seasons show him eating food less frequently, or not at all.\n\nPersonality: In BFDI and early BFDIA, Bomby is quite jumpy and gets scared very easily, as often seen when his fuse is lit, because it causes him to blow up. This is a regular occurrance as other contestants, some belonging to his own team, use him as a weapon before he can interact with them. His voice is pitched up considerably, and sped up (though his voice lines can be understood if slowed down).\n\nIn late BFDIA, Bomby undergoes a mild shift in personality, becoming more brave, joyful and independent, as he mentions to Fries in \"Taste the Sweetness\". He now tries retaliating if other contestants attempt to kill him (though still to mostly no avail), and he makes an effort to keep his own survival in check. He is also shown to be intelligent, being able to understand Bug-ese and Teardrop's sign language. Bomby also values independence from others, and usually gets agitated when being told what to do, his rivalry with Fries being what started it. Bomby is also seen to be silly, when he goofs and plays around with Nickel, Rocky, and Yellow Face, just to spite Golf Ball.\n\nBomby is quite gluttonous, and he is often seen snacking on a banana or cake slice, one time weighing the former more valuable than his life to Black Hole. He eventually gets used to his purpose as a weapon, and at one point willingly ignites himself to save his team in \"Don't Dig Straight Down\".\n\nOn occasion, he's even learned to strategically leverage his own destruction in emergencies, such as when he destroyed Pillow to stop her killing spree in \"Outbreak At Stake\". Due to this, he has many more opportunities to engage with other contestants, and generally leads a happier lifestyle. His voice is also slower and a lot easier to understand, suggesting he's learned to control his frantic demeanor.\n\n[Nickel] (He/him) \n\nAppearance: Nickel appears to be an American five cent coin. His main body is gray/silver, and his shading is slate. He do not have arms. \n\nPersonality: Nickel has a different personality, being completely separated from how he was before.\n\nNickel is shown to be generally a pessimist, as stated by Pin, while also being one of the more rational and levelheaded characters in the season. He more often than not has a bored expression whenever onscreen. In post-revival BFDIA, Nickel seems to be much more happy-go-lucky than he was previously, perhaps his more modern personality seeping into the writing of his character. However, he only says one of his iconic nonsensical phrases in \"Well Rested\", so it seems as if he hasn't gotten accustomed to doing this frequently yet. In the later episodes after hiatus (starting around \"Insectophobe's Nightmare 4\") Nickel seems to have become the complete opposite of himself from pre-hiatus BFDIA: he is cheerful, hyperactive, childish and silly. On top of that, over time, almost all the characters distance themselves from him, considering him annoying, which does not cause him visible resentment. Nickel seems to be very loyal to his friends, such as Bomby, and appreciates them very much. Apparently, Nickel is inclined to change his mind abruptly, because at first in \"She Deserves This\" he, along with everyone else, seeks to put Leafy to death, but after Rocky recovered him, he opposes this and says that he has never been a fan of violence.\n\nNickel seems to be far more erratic than in previous seasons, sometimes spouting nonsensical sayings and phrases. He also cannot easily tell when someone's being sarcastic. However, Nickel becomes more cynical and unamused after \"This Episode Is About Basketball\", believing that they won't be able to win challenges and is less friendly and excitable than he was previously. Despite this, he can still be shown having fun, such as when telling Woody to \"tongue it\" in \"Return of the Rocket Ship\".\n\nNickel retains his happier personality, even returning to his erratic phrases, though he can still get easily frustrated when pushed, like when dealing with the Singing Narrator in \"The Great Goikian Bake-Off\". He wants to do well in challenges and doesn’t like when others ignore teamwork or act irrationally, like Pillow often does. Despite that, he’s capable of trust and teamwork when things are going well, and when they’re not, he isn’t afraid to speak up. In later episodes, after he is eliminated, Nickel begins to behave the same way as in the post-hiatus BFDIA, while continuing to speak erratic phrases from time to time.\n\n[Cake] (He/him) \n\nAppearance: Cake is a slice of chocolate fudge cake with a white meringue puff on top and a light coral icing rim. Cake is almost always shown from a profile perspective because his face is on the right side of his body. He do not have arms. \n\nPersonality: Cake is generally a shy, sensitive, and sweet person. He is also fairly dependent, often relying on Loser for emotional support and help during challenges, and is very loyal to him. Despite this, Cake is shown to be on the smarter side and capable of coming up with ideas on his own.\n\nHowever, in \"The Liar Ball You Don't Want\", Cake turns on Loser, stating that there is a reason for him to be eliminated. This suggests that while Cake grows attached to those who support him, he is also willing to distance himself if he believes they are having a negative influence.\n\nCake's frustration toward Loser is short-lived, however, as in \"Questions Answered\", Cake admits that he knew the correct answer but was too afraid to speak up without Loser's support. He eventually gains the courage to press the button and answer correctly after encouragement from Pin.\n\nHe is shown to be sensitive to being rejected as he values friendships more than the competition itself, becoming upset when separated from people he feels comfortable with. This is shown in \"You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?\", when Eggy leaves to join another team, which visibly upsets Cake and shows how dependent he is on familiar teammates.\n\nCake's elimination in \"Balancing P.A.C.T.\" is the end of his competition, where he reflects on how he initially felt overshadowed by Loser but gradually became more confident in himself. Cake expresses appreciation for being part of his team and acknowledges his own growth.\n\nThis growth later becomes more evident from episode \"Suite Escape\". Being pushed by motivation to help others, he builds his confidence to the point he decides to step up as the leader. 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