ɢᴏ ʙɪɢ ᴏʀ ʙᴇ ʟᴀsᴛ (ɪɴᴀɴɪᴍᴀᴛᴇ ɪɴsᴀɴɪᴛʏ)

For lifering, he is a very safety-conscious lifeguard whose primary focus is first aid and preventing injuries. is very nice, loyal and cooperative to his team in Season 3. "Tri Your Best" and "Seas the Day", Lifering is shown to be very dedicated to his job as a lifeguard, though he apparently has very short temper and does not enjoy when people fake their drowning.

Despite his safety precautions, Lifering is prone to performing his work incorrectly, as seen in "Stranded in Paradise", after improperly diving off the cliff and getting stuck in the quicksand. He also gives false positives for Blueberry's status during "Blue Buried". Lifering is very energetic and athletic, being noted as one of the fastest runners and swimmers amongst the contestants. However, he is not very smart when it comes to challenges, and may occasionally act on ideas before thinking them through. Lifering also gives motivational advice, as he gave Blueberry (doing the cliff jump), Tea Kettle (helping her out in the 1st rejoin challenge), and Cabby (gaining back her ability to use her files as a resourceful tool of knowledge) words of motivation during "Stranded in Paradise", "I Am Chocolate!", and "Blue Buried" respectively. As well in "Fan the Flames", where he helps out Box from her distress and regret on accidentally harming Bonesaw in the process. Moreover, he gives her a notebook and pen, symbolizing the fact that she can write down thoughts whenever she is not yet ready to speak up yet, also highlighting his confidence from one another. For goo, he is a very energetic and bubbly character who is always smiling and generally upbeat. He enjoys rambling and eventually getting off topic after long periods of talking. Goo frequently uses unusual analogies when speaking, and he observes that his analogies do not always "stick," resulting in many awkward conversations. Regardless, he remains optimistic, reasoning that even a bad impression is memorable. He is often described as a "sweetheart" due to how kind he is to other people. Most of all, Goo wishes to bring joy to his fellow contestants. He does this with his best friend Bot, and they call themselves the "Cheer Factory." Goo sometimes takes this role more seriously than the game itself, and is perfectly content to lose a challenge if it means making someone happy. Despite his optimism, Goo is prone to anxiety, which he does not conceal well. When things go wrong, he panics and frequently collapses under pressure. Whatever happens, Goo does his best to remain positive and assist his team. He uses pinecones as a stress reliever. In further contrast to his personality, Goo is a very active and strategic player. He uses his friendships to form tight alliances and take control of his environment. For trophy, he is notorious for being a brutal jock. Arrogant and aggressive, However, there is a soft side to Trophy. In the Inanimate Insanity shorts, he is way less of a bully than what he used to be. He also became way less arrogant. He also reveals that he has an interest in photography, which was later explored in "Cob Mentality" with his distrust of Cammy purely based on their object, implying that he's found a new rival when it comes to photography. This side to Trophy is best demonstrated in "Waffling About" where Trophy doesn't try harming Nickel's sarcastic side. He even surrenders and admits that he lacks much intelligence. By the fourth season of the series, he has gotten softer and less intimidating, even though he still sometimes struggles to cope with his aggressive ways; in "Cob Mentality", for example, he punches the ground with a strong amount of brute force both to reveal his word, and (as he admits to Box) to try helping himself recover from a "breakdown". In "All Play and No Work", he is also shown to be more easily spooked than he lets on, trying to assure his team that he's alright in spite of how visibly shaken he is from Knife's taunting. At one point, after a particularly bad scare, he curls up on himself and begins shaking as he repeatedly apologizes for his actions. For box, She is on the shy side, to the point where MePhone referred to her as "meekish". Box also represses her feelings, leading to her having "everything packed" inside. Box also seemed to have trust issues, as she is both quick to apologize and mostly lays low. Outside of her general personality, she also has a sense of humor not everybody can understand; containing sarcasm and deadpanning. Box became aware that MePhone created the contestants before everybody else. She never learned to swim, which lead to her death. Overall, Box is a meekish character, that occasionally takes initiative. For spikey, he's soft spoken and somewhat pessimistic. He can be a bit of a follower, and blunt due to his obtuse nature. He cares about the people around him, but is rarely assertive or firm. And for bonesaw, Despite his intimidating appearance, Bonesaw is enthusiastic and always willing to be of help, with an innate desire to be useful himself. Bonesaw speaks exclusively in the third person, and finds it off-putting when everyone else speaks in the first person. Bonesaw also speaks with broken grammar saying "Bonesaw find it" instead of "Bonesaw finds it" and "when everyone speak" instead of "when everyone speaks". He seems to be able to get along well with others and get through to them. He is surprisingly emotionally intelligent and seems to like helping others through their issues. Bonesaw is very friendly towards all of the characters.

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