Among Us (Series) Lorebook

1. #1Red

   Keys: sport, captain, red, redsie

   Official stats "Handbook??" A people-pleaser and blowhard Task: Leadership, confidence Fun Fact: Failed upwards

   Appearance Red is a red-colored, short, round-bodied astronaut-like creature wearing a red backpack and captain's outfit.

   Personality Red, at the beginning of Season 1, puts on a mask of bravado and confidence, even after the first Crewmate dies. Beneath the surface, however, they are unsure and panicking because of the carnage happening around them and their inability to contain it. They are insecure, often claiming credit for the good ideas of others, and use this as an attempt to maintain some form of authority over the crew, albeit unsuccessfully.

   Towards the end of Season 1, Red begins to become more aggressive as the instability of their inner mind increases. They become concentrated on self-preservation of their reputation and being correct; despite that, when they realize their faults and ultimately reconsider the situation, they step up to vote against Green, claiming that they were wrong in what they did to Purple.

   History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens When Green and White were about to meet Red, they were seen talking to a shadowed figure in a screen before they start up the ship. The moment Red started piloting the ship, they become distracted and notice Orange, Green and White's presences and gives them a greeting. Red gave permission for Green to pilot the ship before taking a trust ball from Orange, and introducing and describing themself as captain. After introducing themself, they offer someone to try piloting the ship. As White pushes Green over to try piloting, Red, along with Green and Orange, watched along before Purple walks to Navigation to talk with Red. When Red was asked if they were allowed to let White pilot, they check back at their captain's handbook. As Red and Purple continue talking, the ship suddenly hits an asteroid and the crew, along with Red, flocks to Storage to solve the problem. When it has been resolved, Red decides to congratulate Black for thinking of the idea to help Orange outweigh and dump a heavy metal box full of trust balls. When Blue made their speech, everyone including Red claps in awe before they step in to make a speech. After the scene cuts to Cafeteria at a celebration, they were seen talking to Green. Orange approaches Red to notify their performance as captain. Red was hesitant on hearing the results before switching up to talk with Purple, following them when Purple was trying to stay away from Red. When White appears at Cafeteria to only be split in half, Red and the crew panic at the discovery of White's corpse.

   Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Red delivers a formal captain's speech to calm the crew down but is immediately startled when they realize they have stepped into White's blood while wearing their beloved Crocs™. Red laments how the deaths make them "look like a bad leader" and describes White's official cause of death as "acute ripping off of the face". When Blue (the "Hot Doctor") arrives with a medical stretcher to pick up White's corpse and mentions it never gets easier, Red quips that it actually should be easier because Blue is "only lifting half of White. To find the killer, Red orders the crew to gather at the Medbay to complete individual body scans to prove their innocence. Lime completely rejects the order, going on a rant and storming out of the room to keep their body "clear of scans," much to Red's immense frustration. Red tries to keep order by telling everyone to wait in the Cafeteria, but the crew ignores them, completely swooning over Blue's charm instead as Blue takes over the situation.

   Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! While Red, Purple, Orange, and Green are gathered in Security trying to figure out if Blue is dead, Lime barges out of a vent. Purple decides to send Lime back into the vents to investigate. Red uses a map blueprint to guide Lime but reads it incorrectly, accidentally guiding Lime into the wrong room where they encounter Cyan instead. Frustrated by Red's navigation error, Purple physically yanks the blueprint out of Red's hands. Purple successfully takes over and guides Lime to MedBay, where they officially confirm Blue's death. Red serves their role as captain when the crew calls the first official Emergency Meeting of the series to address Blue's murder, culminating in the crew realizing that the Impostor they are dealing with is an alien.

   Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! The episode features the ship's reactor failing. Red and Purple get into a massive argument, pointing fingers and blaming each other for the ongoing chaos and previous Crewmate deaths on The Skeld. Red attempts to take charge by heading over to repair the malfunctioning reactor alongside Green. True to their character, Red heavily relies on the strict, absurd guidelines written in the MIRA handbook to navigate the crisis, which only frustrates the other Crewmates who are trying to survive.

   Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Red steps in to diffuse tension and coordinates with the crew to successfully lure the hostile, flesh-blob version of Orange to the Cafeteria. Alongside the remaining Crewmates, Red assists in pushing Orange down the garbage chute, spacing them into the vacuum of space without a formal vote because of the immediate threat. Following the ejection, Red joins the crew in a celebratory, overly giddy, and blissful mood. However, this "good vibe" is entirely a byproduct of hypoxia. As the episode closes, Purple discovers that the ship's oxygen levels have plummeted to critical lows (which caused the crew's stoned, celebratory state). Right as Purple runs back to warn Red and the others, the lights suddenly go out, leaving Red stranded in the dark with the rest of the vulnerable crew.

   Episode 6: Insecurity In Security Because the oxygen has been sabotaged, Red and the remaining Crewmates begin dealing with oxygen deprivation, making Red increasingly loopier and more argumentative. Desperate to maintain authority and cover up their own panic, Red shifts the blame for the system failure onto Purple, accusing Purple's illegal pet "fishmate," Heracles, of clogging up the ship's systems. True to their character, Red acts like an unhelpful leader, using their MIRA captain's handbook to deflect blame rather than actually fixing the problem. Just as Red and Purple argue, the ship's lights completely go out, plunging them into total darkness and leaving Red highly vulnerable to the hidden Impostor. While Red acts aggressively and erratically to protect his reputation, they survive the episode. Instead, Cyan is killed off-screen in Electrical during this chaotic blackout by Green, who uses the vents to forge a fake alibi. Episode 7: 6 Angry Crewmates Following the discovery of White's bisected body, Red and the remaining crew members gather to deduce who the killer is. During the investigation, Red opens Purple's backpack looking for clues, which briefly reveals an NRG Drink—a small Easter egg referencing the Henry Stickmin game series. Tensions peak when the other crew members corner Red and demand that they prove their innocence by getting into a vent. Red tries to maintain authority, defending themselves by yelling, "I'm not like Orange! I saved the crew! You ain't the boss of me, I'm the captain!". Red calls the demand mutinous but is ultimately pressured toward the vent

   Episode 8: Impostor Syndrome Red spends much of the episode tightly gripping onto their official MIRA captain's handbook to assert control, but their bravado masks growing panic and intense insecurity. True to their character's flaws, Red attempts to maintain their fading authority over the remaining crew members by taking credit for other people's smart ideas. At the end of the episode, the crew's paranoia hits a new peak when |White's corpse is discovered split in half in the Cafeteria, leaving Red and the remaining crew members in absolute panic as they realize the alien Impostor is still actively among them.

   Episode 9: I'm Just Venting Following the escalating body count and a massive reactor overload, the remaining trio—Red, Purple, and Black gather in the Cafeteria. Swept up in the paranoia of having only three Crewmates left, Red gets into heated arguments and trades accusations with the others over who is responsible for the murders. Purple tries to ground Red and make them realize the gravity of their situation. They find Cyan's diary and Black's notes. Together, they read the journal entries, which officially confirm to Red and the others that the Ore+ sample broke, releasing the eggs that hatched the parasitic Impostors. While they are distracted, the Impostor attacks Black from below and consumes them. Red and Purple hear Black's final noises, discovering the horrific scene and realizing they are the final two survivors heading into the finale.

   Episode 10: Everyone Is Still Alive. No One Is Dead. With most of the crew dead, Red and Purple realize they are down to their final option. They must work together to find and stop Green, who is revealed to be the final parasitic Impostor on board. Trapped and unable to fit through the vents like the alien entity can, Red and Purple grab a makeshift gun that Lime built earlier. Red physically steps into the fight to save Purple, kicking the Impostor away. After successfully neutralizing the threat and ensuring the alien eggs cannot be used by MIRA, Red and Purple manage to survive the ordeal. The episode wraps up with Red and Purple left alone as the final survivors, beginning the slow process of mending their fractured friendship.

   Likes Playing video games Taking credit Being right Social persuasion

   Dislikes Losing Reputation Being Wrong Losing at video games Giving Credit to Others Ignoring the Captain's Manual Green Union

   Friends Purple (frenemy)

   Enemies Orange Green Purple (frenemy)

2. #2Purple

   Keys: purple, indigo, purps, violet

   Official stats "Hm.." Safety, Suspicion, Sarcasm Task: Wet blanket y guardiana de seguridad ("and security guard") Fun Fact: Trust issues

   Appearance Purple is a purple-colored, short, round-bodied astronaut-like creature. They wear a navy blue cap and shirt, with a gold badge and darker blue tie. They have a purple backpack.

   Personality Purple has heavy suspicion, is sarcastic, and shows profound trust issues. Purple is also a friend of Red.

   History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Purple is first mentioned when White and Green take a tour of the Skeld. Purple is not first seen until the tour reaches the right side of the Skeld, where Purple retreats back to 02 for a while. After walking into Navigation where Red - the captain - and the tour are, in which Purple raises serious security concerns, as the security guard on board. After this whole sequence, the Skeld gets a large hole in it because of the contest winner, White, flying the ship recklessly. But they go to the pizza party that happened later to congratulate their, "non-death".

   Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Purple this time doesn't take as much as a role as Episode 1. The only noticeable thing they did was look for White in the cameras, which don't record. They also swoon over Blue when told to take their scan.

   Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! While in the Security room, Purple slips on a strange substance - later realized to be blood - right in front of Captain Red and the unpaid intern Green. When the crew checks the ship's cameras, Purple realizes that Dr. Blue is trapped inside the locked laboratory/MedBay and is completely unresponsive. Because the doors are sealed, the crew spots Lime (the engineer) navigating through the ship's ventilation shafts. Red struggles to give directions, so Purple takes the map of the vents and successfully guides Lime through the ductwork to open the door. Once they manage to gain access to the room, Lime officially discovers that Blue's face has been ripped off - as well as Purple, Red, and Green through the cameras - confirming the Impostor is still loose and active on the ship.

   Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! Purple sits down in O2 with Brown and Green to share a deep, emotional backstory. They open up about their past history with Red, detailing how they felt betrayed when Red signed a corporate non-disclosure agreement with MIRA following a fatal reactor disaster. : While Purple is entirely focused on sharing this raw, vulnerable story with Brown, the crew remains completely unaware that they are being manipulated. Green prompts Purple to keep talking about their feelings specifically to create a distraction. While Purple talks, Green's parasitic alien form secretly slips out of their upright, lifeless disguise and through a nearby vent. The alien uses this time to travel to Electrical and murder Cyan.

   Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Due to the failing O2 systems on the ship, Purple shares a deeply emotional and vulnerable backstory about their personal struggles, past life names ("Violet" and "Indigo"), and their complicated history with Red. During the episode, Purple and Red get heavily sidetracked and caught up arguing. This distraction keeps them from noticing what is actually happening around them on the ship. While Purple is actively telling their story to Brown and Green, the alien parasite inhabiting Green takes advantage of the distraction. The alien leaves Green's empty suit shell sitting stationary on a vent to sneak away and murder Cyan unnoticed—unknowingly creating a perfect alibi because Purple believes Green was there listening the entire time. Green's inability to recall any details of Purple's deeply emotional speech later becomes the exact piece of evidence Purple and Red use to deduce that Green is the shape-shifting Impostor.

   Episode 6: Insecurity In Security Purple gets into a heated argument with Red and ends up venting about their past. Purple reveals that they and Red used to be interns together. They try to stop a reactor meltdown caused by MIRA cutting corners, which ultimately leaves the Crewmates displaced. While Purple is completely engrossed in delivering this passionate rant, the rest of the crew (particularly Brown) gets totally distracted by the story. Because Purple's monologue keeps everyone's attention locked in the Cafeteria, it inadvertently gives Green (who is secretly an Impostor) the perfect window to slip away through a vent. Green leaves their empty suit sitting like a puppet on the vent to fool Purple, goes to kill another Crewmate, and slips back just as the story wraps up—meaning Green completely misses the details of Purple's speech.

   Episode 7: 6 Angry Crewmates Purple goes on an extensive rant and shares a detailed flashback story. This heavily engages Brown and the rest of the crew in the Cafeteria and O2 areas. Because Purple and Red are so deeply distracted arguing and detailing this backstory, the rest of the crew is completely rapt in the drama. This distraction creates a massive window of opportunity for Green, who is secretly infected by the alien parasite. Green sits completely motionless on a Cafeteria vent during Purple's speech, allowing the parasite to sneak out through the vents, kill Yellow, and return to Green's body without anyone noticing. Later, Green is unable to recall Purple's story because they weren't truly present to hear it.

   Episode 8: Impostor Syndrome While the crew is in the Cafeteria, Purple and Red get into a heated argument regarding their past and the locked doors. This argument distracts the crew completely. : While Purple is arguing and keeping everyone's attention, Green's alien parasite slips out of their suit, uses the Cafeteria vent to sneak away, and kills Brown in the kitchen. Because Purple and Brown were deeply wrapped up in the situation, nobody notices Green's body sitting entirely lifeless on the vent. Brown's death leaves Purple and Red to deal with the rising panic of the surviving Crewmates as they realize the killer is striking even when everyone appears to be accounted for.

   Episode 9: I'm Just Venting Purple explains their past employment at MIRA, revealing a deep history with Captain Red. They reveal that a past reactor explosion occurred due to corporate malpractice. While Purple wanted to be a whistleblower, Red signed an NDA to climb the corporate ladder, leading Purple to feel deeply betrayed. Out of guilt, Red later hired them as the Skeld's Chief of Security.

   Episode 10: Everyone Is Still Alive. No One Is Dead. Purple and Red start trying to take down Green, with Lime's weird weapon, made out of "HOLY" Water. Before Purple figures out the weakness of the Impostors, being salt, so she mixes the water in Lime's weapon into salt water. Purps then goes in a bait to lure Green towards the trash suite. Before going into an intense battle with dead crew mates, and being eaten alive while also not dying because of the salt killing the remaining Impostor, Green. This scene allows Purps and Red to make up for what happened in the past, and talk about their relationship and the future.

   Likes Vintage Equipment Heracles (Their pet fish) Humming Exposing the Truth Looking at the Cameras

   Dislikes Physical Contact Bad Security Systems Company Cover-Ups The Manual

   Friends Red (frenemy) Cyan

   Enemies Red (frenemy) Orange Green

3. #3Orange

   Keys: , orange, hr

   Official stats "Fun!" Spineless corporate shill Task: Eliminate redundancy, redundantly Fun Fact: fires you over email

   Appearance While disguised, Orange was an orange-colored, short, round-bodied astronaut-like creature wearing an orange backpack and brown jacket with a white undershirt.

   In their true form, Orange was a large, grotesque pink alien with multiple tendrils and a slimy exterior.

   Personality Orange was the head of HR at MIRA. They were very loyal to MIRA and always reminded the other Crewmates about the MIRA guidelines.

   Orange was also shown to be quite incompetent, being unable to kill any Crewmates excluding Lime, which was in front of the whole Crew, as explained by Green.

   According to "A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens", Orange seemed to like salty food. However, after being possessed by The Impostor, they ordered non-salt food, foreshadowing the Impostor's weakness.

   History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Orange is introduced as the fiercely loyal head of human resources for the MIRA corporation. They act as the HR representative on board The Skeld, greeting the new crew members, White and Green, and showing them a MIRA training video. They spend the first half of the episode constantly nagging everyone about corporate guidelines and regulations. Midway through the episode, a disaster strikes The Skeld causing a sudden hull breach. During the chaos of the breach, Orange and Green fall and take cover together behind a storage crate. If you watch the scene frame-by-frame, a small alien worm/parasite falls down behind the crate directly onto them. This secretly infects Orange and Green, killing them and converting them both into the ship's hidden Impostors.

   Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Following an asteroid strike that punctures a hole in the storage room wall, Orange and Green fall behind a crate of ore. While hidden from the rest of the crew, a wild alien parasite drops down from the ceiling and attacks both of them. They are quietly assimilated and turned into Impostors. When they emerge back into the view of the other Crewmates, they have matching physical injuries from the chaos, providing them with a perfect alibi to hide their new identities.

   Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! Orange remains completely alive and acts as a major corporate annoyance. However, subtle hints regarding their odd behavior begin to build. It is later revealed that Orange and Green were already secretly infected and turned into Impostors early on—likely following an asteroid breach in the storage room. Orange doesn't actually transform or strike until Episode 4, where they completely fail at being a stealthy alien by shifting into their true form and brutally killing Lime right in front of the entire crew.

   Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! Following a reactor malfunction that causes widespread chaos on the ship, the crew splits up. Orange is tasked with guarding the ship's specialized energy orbs/ores. Orange handles cargo security alongside Black and Cyan. Throughout the task, Orange and Black grow increasingly irritated by Cyan's relentlessly forced, over-the-top positive attitude. Orange watches as Black finally snaps at Cyan, brutally telling them that they are not actually friends. After Cyan leaves the room in tears due to Black's harsh words, Orange is left behind to witness the breakdown of their group's cohesion, which ultimately isolates Cyan and sets up the events for subsequent episodes. [1, 2] While Orange plays the part of the strict MIRA HR representative during these events, subtle background clues in the episode hint at the fact that Orange has already been infected by the alien parasite alongside Green. Orange remains completely focused on securing the cargo for MIRA rather than killing the crew, contrasting with Green's more aggressive behavior.

   Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Following the events where Orange aggressively transformed into an alien creature and killed Lime right in front of the crew, Orange tries to act normal and blend back in. Purple attempts to bust them immediately. Red plays along with Orange's act to avoid a sudden attack, successfully tricking and maneuvering them toward the cafeteria. After a brief struggle, the crew manages to physically push Orange down the ship's garbage chute. Realizing they are trapped, Orange tries to save themselves by using their extensive knowledge as the former head of MIRA HR. They argue that company guidelines dictate a crew member can only be spaced after an official, majority-agreed emergency vote. Because Orange is undeniably a monster (and even explicitly admits they will kill again if released), the crew immediately holds a unanimous vote to eject them. Orange is flushed into the vacuum of space, where their body explodes into a gooey mess of flesh. While the crew briefly celebrates defeating the threat, it serves as a fake-out. Immediately after Orange is spaced, the ship's oxygen and lights are sabotaged, leading to the discovery of Cyan's body and revealing that a second, much smarter Impostor is still on board.

   Likes Blue Salty food The "Babies" Ore+ Mira Trust balls

   Dislikes Green Food Without Salt Breaking Company Rules

   Enemies All Crewmates Green

4. #4Green

   Keys: green, intern, impostor

   Official stats "hire me" Happy to be there Task: whatever they're told Fun Fact: gets paid in pizza

   Appearance While disguised, Green was a green-colored, short, round-bodied astronaut-like creature wearing a green backpack and green jacket with a brown hat.

   In their true form, Green was a large, grotesque pink alien with multiple tendrils and a slimy exterior, though they still had some resemblance to their Crewmate form in the form of a head-like protrusion at the top of their body.

   Personality Green, during lifetime, had a "can-do" personality, doing as much work as they could to the best of their ability.

   After being killed and possessed by The Impostor, they became a mastermind who had killed every Crewmate, except for the duo of Red and Purple who survived, Yellow who was voted out of the ship after being framed, and Lime who was killed by Orange. They seemed to be very cruel and distasteful to kill Crewmates, ripping Blue's face off and cutting Brown's body into pieces. They appeared to be greedy for kills and uncaring for their offspring, as they express the wish to kill everyone by themselves, saying that their offspring would only get in the way.

   History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Green is introduced as a humble, naive unpaid intern who previously worked on a worm farm. When the spaceship experiences a hull breach in the storage room due to an asteroid strike, everyone is thrown around in the chaos. During the commotion, containment eggs crack open, releasing the pink alien sludge parasites. Green and Orange both fall out of view behind a cargo crate. Off-camera, the parasites kill them and take over their bodies to use them as "suits". When they emerge from behind the crate, the original Green is already dead. The creature masquerades as Green for the remainder of the episode—and the majority of the season—now the primary antagonist. Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Following the catastrophic hull breach from Episode 1, White's dead body is discovered. Green blends in with the remaining group as Blue leads the initial, chaotic investigation into the cause of death. Green acts like an ordinary Crewmate, successfully evading any early blame while the crew struggles to figure out if the death was a terrible accident or a murder. They are also seen searching for Lime, potentially trying to kill them. They later kill Blue in the Medbay before they could reveal the boneless scans to the other Crewmates.

   Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! Green is in Security alongside Red, Purple, and Orange trying to figure out if Blue is dead. While the crew is discussing the situation, Lime suddenly barges into the room through the vents, startling Green and the other Crewmates.

   Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! Green sits with Brown while Purple goes on a dramatic rant and shares an emotional backstory.However, Green is completely "dead inside" and unreactive during this time.

   Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Green successfully manages to maintain their alibi and hide the fact that they are an Impostor.

   Episode 6: Insecurity In Security Green uses a clever loophole to murder Cyan in Electrical and secure a perfect alibi.

   Episode 7: 6 Angry Crewmates Green successfully avoids detection and masterminds the framing of Yellow.

   Episode 8: Impostor Syndrome Green is exposed as the primary alien Impostor parasite after a slip in memory.

   Episode 9: I'm Just Venting Green is officially exposed as the final parasitic Impostor on board.

   Episode 10: Everyone Is Still Alive. No One Is Dead. Green is officially exposed as the final parasitic Impostor aboard the Skeld.

   Likes Their Hometown and Dream Worm Farms Pleasing the Crew Killing the Crew Blue (as crewmate) Flying ships

   Dislikes Competition Their own offspring Drama and crying Orange

   Friends None

   Enemies All Crewmates Orange

5. #5Blue

   Keys: doctor, the hot one, blue

   Official stats "( u 3u)♥" Knowledgeable, charming, so hot Task: Physical and emotional care Fun Fact: Also has a doctorate in poetry

   Appearance They are a blue Crewmate wearing a white suit with a light-navy colored tie and a light blue undershirt. They are also wearing a stethoscope.

   Personality From the moment they were introduced, Blue was described as the "hot doctor" of the crew - being very popular because of their physical appearance and career as a doctor, as well as the most capable member of the crew - even outclassing Purple, who is a more serious and focused Crewmate, and Red, despite Red being the captain and technically having higher authority.

   Blue came off as charismatic, determined, and poetic, having a doctorate in poetry, and caused almost the entire crew to "swoon" over them by simply speaking inspirationally, including Purple who is usually the more grounded member of the crew.

   Blue had a very keen intellect, as they came up with the idea of using Orange's backup trust balls to seal a hole in Storage caused by an asteroid. They also seemed to know their crew very well, as shown when they were able to lure Lime (who is usually paranoid and disconnected from the crew) out of the vents and convince them to scan. Blue cared for their crew's safety, being determined to ensure everyone's safety following White's death.

   Coverage History Before the events of the series, as revealed in You Can't Be Hot And Smart, Blue originally studied for a doctorate in elegiac poetry before pursuing medicine to help save life after finding the beauty in it.

   Blue also, as revealed in A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens, spent time building structurally sound homes for the unhoused in Northern Yeniria.

   Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Blue first appears in the intro in MedBay. Later in the episode, Orange, Green and White walk into MedBay to greet Blue. Orange gives Blue a trust ball and they discuss how they built houses for unhoused and talk about how trust is built.

   When the ship collides with an asteroid, Blue is seen hanging off of a crate asking where Orange's trust balls are after one plugs a small hole. Orange reveals the crate full of balls and tells them to dump the balls. Once the hole is plugged, Blue does a backflip off of the crate and stand in front of the rest of the Crew and gives a statement talking about their teamwork, which makes everyone "aww". After this, Blue is seen at the celebration sitting at a table with Black. After White dies, they look over in shock.

   Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Blue appears in the intro. Near the start of the episode, Blue is seen putting White's body piece onto a bed and wheels them into MedBay and begins investigating their death by running 'intensive tests'. Blue does some tests and finds out that White is dead, but worries about something bigger regarding the pink residue on White's body parts. Blue convinces Red to make everyone take 'possibly invasive body scans'.

   Blue is then seen scanning various members of the Crew, eventually having to trick Lime into entering MedBay, before convincing them to scan too.

   After everyone is scanned, Blue is seen running various tests to get the results of the body scans, making an audio log during it. However, before Blue can reveal their findings to the Crew, a vent opens behind them and An Impostor sneaks out and kills Blue.

   At the end of the episode, Blue's blood can be seen seeping from the MedBay door from the cameras.

   Likes Poetry Medicine and Care Smart Problem-Solving Inspiring the Crew:

   Dislikes Medical Community Failures Chaos and Danger to the Crew

   Friends Orange Lime Green White

   Enemies Orange Green The alien Impostors

6. #6Black

   Keys: goth, black, geologist

   Official stats "What do you want" Stoic, coarse, rock-like Task: supervising the ore shipments Fun Fact: prefers rocks to people

   Appearance Black was a dark-gray colored Crewmate who wore black mascara and darker-gray eyeshadow perfected into a wing shape at the end, along with a spikey choker with a bell on it.

   Personality Black was not typically very emotional, adopting a calm and unbothered demeanor a majority of the time. They can be blunt, especially if someone was getting on their nerves. For a majority of the series, they are especially rude and dismissive of Cyan, but have a change of heart after Cyan's death and regret their actions.

   Black is dedicated to their job as a geologist, regularly studying the Ore+ for damage. They shown to be smart, able to figure out the clues left by Cyan in their dream journal showing the Ore+ is actually Impostor eggs.

   History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Black is introduced as a stoic, dedicated Crewmate and geologist. They completely dismiss and stonewall their colleague, Cyan, who tries to warn them about suspicious anomalies regarding the Ore+ cargo. Black spends the majority of the episode strictly focusing on their assigned duty tasks and supervising the ship's ore shipments. While a shapeshifting Impostor begins covertly killing off other crew members in the background, Black remains safe and oblivious through the end of the episode.

   Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Black spends the episode arguing with Cyan. Black rejects Cyan's friendship and dismisses their job as "fake".

   Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! While Blue is found brutally murdered with their face ripped off in MedBay, Black completely avoids danger.

   Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! Purple sits down in O2 with Black, Brown, and Green to share a deep, emotional backstory regarding their past history with Red. Green explicitly prompts Purple to keep talking about their feelings. This successfully creates a distraction that keeps Black, Brown, and Purple completely occupied. While Black is looking out the window and listening to the conversation, Green's parasitic alien form secretly slips out of their upright, lifeless body shell and travels through the vents to commit kills elsewhere on the ship. Because Green's physical shell remains in the room with Black, Black unknowingly provides a false alibi for Green.

   Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Black joins the other Crewmates for a pizza party. During a tense cutaway sequence to the kitchen where Brown is located, Red and Purple get distracted arguing while Black looks out the window.

   Episode 6: Insecurity In Security Black does not die, but instead survives the chaotic events of the episode while dealing with oxygen deprivation.

   Episode 7: 6 Angry Crewmates Following Cyan's death in the previous episode, Black is consumed by intense guilt over how harshly they had treated their colleague. During the emergency meeting called to investigate Cyan's murder, Yellow accuses Black of being the killer, arguing that Black openly disliked Cyan and had a clear motive. Black fiercely defends themselves by pointing out they were nowhere near Electrical during the murder, adding the blunt defense that they "hated everybody," not just Cyan. Black ultimately survives the vote, and Yellow is the one ejected. At the very end of the episode, Black reads through Cyan's old research notebook and realizes Cyan was right all along. Black pieces together that the ship's Ore+ shipments are hollow and are actually alien eggs.

   Episode 8: Impostor Syndrome Black successfully pieces together that the mysterious ore the crew has been gathering is actually hollow, determining that they are holding alien eggs. In a subtle piece of visual lore, Black steps into a salt circle while lamenting that they cannot bring themselves to believe in an afterlife. Viewers can briefly see a shadow vanish—foreshadowing the Impostor's weakness to salt—while the ghost of their deceased friend, Cyan, appears in the corner of the room.

   Likes Studying Rocks Solitude Honoring Cyan's Memory Solving the Mystery Logic and Facts

   Dislikes Cyan's warnings Rudeness and interruptions The paperwork Impostors

   Friends Cyan

   Enemies Green Orange Possibly all Crewmates

7. #7Cyan

   Keys: cyan, hippie, gemologist

   Official stats "Vibes are bad" Healing through crystals Task: supervising the vibes Fun Fact: the vibes are bad

   Appearance They are a cyan-colored Crewmate who wears a pink-to-blue tie-dye shirt, a pink headband, and a blue crystal as a necklace.

   Personality Cyan was the typical hippie character who liked talking about gems, crystals, vibes and tarot cards, even calling themselves a gemologist. Despite being sometimes a ditzy, they were really nice and tried their best to keep everyone feeling positive, even kissing Red at the start of the mission on The Skeld. They were also pretty sensitive, as shown when Black yelled at them and then Cyan started crying, but later they started to form a friendship with Purple. Even though they felt better afterwards, they still remembered Black yelling at them and told them that Black does not care about anything before running again. They were, oddly enough, the one who figured out the secret of the Ore+ and why the Crewmates became alien Impostors.

   History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Cyan spends most of their time trying to make friends with Black and investigating the ship's suspicious fuel supply, ultimately surviving the premiere despite a chaotic blackout.

   Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Cyan attempts to rebound after being rejected by Black, who dismissed Cyan's job and friendship.

   Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! Cyan is completely safe and participates in the crew's very first Emergency Meeting. The chaos of the episode centers on the discovery of Blue's body in MedBay and the subsequent panic, rather than any harm coming to Cyan

   Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! Cyan survives the primary danger but begins suffering from hallucinations.

   Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Cyan suffers from severe oxygen deprivation along with the rest of the crew.

   Episode 6: Insecurity In Security After the crew decided to split up into trios, Cyan ventures off with Black & Yellow in order to fix the electricity. On the way, Cyan's conversation with Black boils up into an emotional breakdown as Cyan feels unappreciated and misjudged, later crying in tears as they run off into the electrical room leaving Black & Yellow behind.

   Likes Crystals and Gems Crystal Healing Astral Signs and Tarot Spreading Good Vibes

   Dislikes Being yelled at Negative energy and "bad vibes" The "paperwork" Impostors Spooky thing Rudeness and hostility

   Friends Black Purple

   Enemies Green Orange

8. #8White

   Keys: white, rich

   Official stats "Everything is fine!" No trauma, no drama Task: Someone else will get to it Fun Fact: wealth can be a personality trait

   Appearance White was a white-colored, short, round-bodied astronaut-like creature wearing a white backpack and light purple polo shirt.

   Personality White was a spoiled, rich person who expected everything to be done for them. They were naive and disconnected from the struggles of the people around them.

   Trivia White owned a yacht presumably named "Work 4 It". White has a personal sommelier who is the color maroon. White owns and can ride a segway. White's parents worked at a pharmaceutical company. They were offered the role of board member in the company but it isn't clarified if they accepted it or not. White won a place on The Skeld as a prize from the bottom of a wine bottle cork. White was a capitalist. White's voice actor, Patton Oswalt, is known for voicing other characters such as Jesse in Minecraft: Story Mode and Remy in Ratatouille. White is the first Crewmate in The Skeld to die. They are also the first Crewmate to die in front of everyone. And is also the Crewmate with the least amount of screentime. White is friends with all kinds of people. Landlords, influencers, politicians' children, cops, people who green-light live action versions of animated movies, people who watch live action versions of animated movies, and possibly more. White can get any amount of sleep they want, and still feel awake and rested. Could be referring to Short Sleeper Syndrome. White is technically indirectly responsible for causing the deaths of almost the entire crew (excluding Red and Purple). The reason being is that they had hit a meteor while temporarily piloting the ship, causing an incident that got Green and Orange assimilated by the Ore+ parasites. White is also technically indirectly responsible for getting Green and Orange assimilated in the first place.

   Likes Blue Television and Fame Wealth and Luxury High Status Roles Taking the Wheel Bragging Expensive Things Laziness Their Butler Skipping Tasks Easy Jobs

   Dislikes Doing tasks The working-class crew Being treated like everyone else

   Friends Cops Landlords Influencers Politicians' children People who green-light live-action versions of animated movie People who watch live-action

   Enemies Orange Green

9. #9Yellow

   Keys: cook, yellow

   Official stats "Besties" Indignant, opinionated, prankster Task: Pizza Fun Fact: Best friends with Brown

   Appearance Yellow is a yellow-colored Crewmate with a slightly dirty white apron and a white chefs hat. The apron they wear is dotted with small stickers - one of which is a heart, and another is a pizza.

   Personality Yellow is shown to be light-hearted and confident. They have strong anti-capitalist beliefs.

   History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Yellow survives the premiere episode completely unscathed and is introduced as a union-loving ship cook alongside their best friend, Brown.

   Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Yellow is working in the kitchen making pizza, but the focus of the episode shifts to the discovery of a dead Crewmate and the introduction of Blue as the ship's "Hot Doctor".

   Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! Yellow participates in the first official emergency meeting called by the crew to deal with the discovery of Blue's body. While Purple, Red, Orange, and Green are in Security trying to navigate Lime through the vents to inspect MedBay, Yellow continues their role of running the kitchen with Brown.

   Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! Yellow acts as a bystander and surviving witness during the central conflict of the episode, while Lime is the Crewmate who gets killed.

   Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Yellow does not actually meet their demise in Episode 5.

   Episode 6: Insecurity In Security Yellow experiences oxygen deprivation alongside the rest of the crew after the ship's oxygen systems are sabotaged.

   Likes Making pizza Brown Pulling pranks Stickers Fairness and Labor Unions Communism (possibly)

   Dislikes Corporations Lack of Worker Rights Unseasoned Pizza Capitalism

   Friends Brown

   Enemies Green Orange All Crewmates

10. #10Brown

    Keys: brown

    Official stats "for life!" Chill, supportive, accountable Task: also pizza Fun Fact: Best friends with Yellow

    Appearance Brown is a brown-colored Crewmate with a clean white apron and a white chefs hat.

    Personality Brown is first shown to be a rather introverted and a lone-wolf character typically avoiding the crowd otherwise backing up their co-worker and fellow union-loving best friend: Yellow. Brown is a very calm character yet one who prioritizes justice and righteousness over any sort of prematurely established "status quo" as displayed when they demand Red to change the elimination system when Red affirms that their method is simply the way it works. Unlike most of the delegates during Yellow's trial, Brown abstains from it, successfully representing their premium on their denial to indulge with or engage in a harmful environment - or trial for that matter - even by means of superficial pressure and conformity.

    Brown is quite in touch with their mind and their core values as portrayed not only by their refusal to participate in votes but also when they quietly accept their demise upon the Impostor's arrival within the kitchen.

    They are very morally conscious as well as sentimental.

    History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Brown participates in a welcome and orientation party on board The Skeld alongside the rest of the crew.

    Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart As one of the ship's chefs alongside Yellow, Brown reacts to the chaos of the newly discovered corpse while the "hot doctor" steps in to investigate. Because of their close partnership, Brown and Yellow frequently stick together.

    Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! Brown is bypassed by the Impostor because Green uses a clever loophole - they leave their physical shell body standing stationary over a vent to fake an alibi while their true alien form sneaks away.

    Episode 4: AND THEY LIKE TO KILL! Brown and Green sit together as Purple goes on a dramatic rant and shares an emotional backstory. Brown becomes completely absorbed in Purple's story. Because Brown and Purple are so distracted, they fail to realize that Green is sitting directly on top of a vent. The alien Impostor leaves Green's physical body shell sitting completely lifeless and frozen on the vent.

    Episode 5: Good Vibes Only Brown is temporarily incapacitated and completely spaced out after inhaling fumes or being affected by an oxygen failure/sabotage. This state explains why Brown appears "completely lifeless," motionless, and unusually quiet while the remaining Crewmates are interacting.

    Episode 6: Insecurity In Security Brown is kept entirely distracted by Purple's long-winded rants.

    Likes Yellow Fairness Righteousness Justice The union

    Dislikes The Premature Elimination System Harmful Environments Injustice and Blind Conformity

    Friends Yellow

    Enemies Green Orange

11. #11Lime

    Keys: engineer, lime

    Official stats Doomsday prepper, conspiracy theorist Task: Getting stuff pretty much mostly fixed-ish Fun Fact: Afraid of intimacy

    Appearance While alive, Lime was a lime-colored Crewmate who wore a dark olive green bandana and brown, stained overalls with yellow buttons.

    Personality Lime was an extremely cautious and secretive Crewmate who was always preparing for the worst-case scenario. They tended to distrust easy explanations and often suspected that something strange was happening behind the scenes. Rather than spending time with the rest of the crew, Lime usually kept to themselves and can often be found lurking in vents or hidden corners of the ship due to a condition called “jiggly bone” which causes them to have a jelly-like structure and have squishy or flexible bones. Their habit of gathering information and staying out of sight made them seem mysterious, and sometimes a little suspicious.

    History Season 1 Episode 1: A Pizza Party Where Nothing Bad Happens Lime is exclaimed as the Engineer by Orange without any further introduction.

    Episode 2: You Can't Be Hot And Smart Once Red suggests the Crewmates submit their individual scans at Medbay, Lime is the first one to respond, making several claims and finally leaving the room, promising to keep their body clear of scans, much to Red's annoyance.

    After every other Crewmate had done their scans, Blue lures Lime over to the MedBay where (even though Lime managed to resist it at first) they are eventually convinced to all thanks to Blue's charm. Blue even promises to shred the scans afterwards and says they would do it together.

    Episode 3: CHAOS HAS FOUND A NEW HOME! When Purple, Red, Orange and Green were at Security, trying to figure out if Blue was dead or not, Lime suddenly barges into the room through the vents (scaring some of the Crewmates). Purple gets the idea to send Lime to the room since they were the only one who could roam through the vents, which Lime agrees to do.

    Red uses a blueprint of the vents to guide Lime, leading them to the wrong room by accident (Lime states that Cyan is not Blue, to which Cyan claims they are "blue-curious"). Purple soon takes the blueprint out of Red's hands and successfully guides Lime to the MedBay, where they find out that Blue was indeed dead.

    During the meeting, Lime was paranoid about the "no-bone" scan and they came to the conclusion that the Impostor was an alien.

    Likes Blue Conspiracy theories Venting Habit Jiggly Bones Paranoid and Secretive Age Quirk Relationships

    Dislikes Orange Aliens Red

    Friends Blue

    Enemies Orange Green

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