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| data24             = [[Alex Victory (the Player)]], [[Nicholas “Nicky” Victory]], [[Maria Victory]], [[Riley Victory]], [[Kaeo Victory]], [[Kanda Victory]], [[Dominic “Dom” Victory]], [[Ben Victory]], [[Sam “Z” Victory]]
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Team Victory was founded by Max and Verity Maelstrom when they were twenty eight and twenty seven, respectively. Formerly both on [[Team Maelstrom]], Max and Verity decided to start their own team for the latter half of their career. Team Victory has a reputation for being very good at both creating and solving puzzles for the arena.  
Team Victory was founded by Max and Verity Maelstrom when they were twenty eight and twenty seven, respectively. Formerly both on [[Team Maelstrom]], Verity recruited Max to establish their own team for the latter half of their athletic careers. Rather than focus on AR water and trap-based play, like Maelstrom, Victory became swiftly reputed for precision tactics, puzzle-solving, and strategy-based play, making them able to compete with larger and more experienced teams. Victory’s ability to recruit top-notch skill has allowed the team to develop into one of the top ranking teams in the association.
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Team Victory generally field four players who fit the ‘team leader,’ ‘team defender,’ ‘team foundation,’ and ‘team wildcard’ roles. These are descriptive of the players general skillsets as opposed to any kind of official or codified team role. The leader is the primary strategist, the defender prioritizes team welfare, the foundation offers a broad and adaptable skillset, and the wildcard is the necessary boundary-pusher and risk-taker. The wildcard is usually a fan-favorite.
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Only established eight years prior, Team Victory is still considered a relatively new team on the [[Live Arena Combat Association | LACA]] roster. Originally consisting of a single quad, two founders and two rookies, the team has since expanded. Despite its expansion, however, Victory has yet to be able to field a second full quad in the main LA season due to the founders’ preference for recruiting only the exceptional. Their prospective second quad has shown well in special events, even without a set four-player roster and is slated to enter the next LA season if a consistent fourth player can be found.
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==Aesthetics & Vibe==
Team Victory: <section begin="colors"/> Purple, Gold, White<section end="colors"/>.
<section begin="vibe"/>
The core of Team Victory’s theme is puzzle-solving, precision tactics, and clever strategy. Their goal, in PR, as to present themselves as “the smart ones” among the other LACA teams. Their aesthetics, to that end, are mazes, optical illusions, etc.  
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==Current Members==
==Current Members==
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Name !! Age !! Status !! Persona !! Role in Arena
! Name !! Age !! Status !! Persona !! Role in Arena
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| [[Max Victory]] || 35 || Team Manager || The Visionary || --
| [[Verity Victory]] || 34 || Team Manager || The Puzzlecrafter || --
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| [[Verity Victory]] || 34 || Team Manager || The Puzzlecrafter || --
| [[Max Victory]] || 35 || Team Manager || The Bulwark || --
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| [[Alex Victory (the Player)]] || 27 || Primary Quad || Master of the Arena || Foundation
| [[Alex Victory (the Player)]] || 27 || Primary Quad || Master of the Arena || Foundation
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| [[Nicholas “Nicky” Victory]] || 26 || Primary Quad || The Bad Boy || Wildcard
| [[Nicholas “Nicky” Victory]] || 26 || Primary Quad || The Bad Boy || Wildcard
|-
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| [[Maria Victory]] || 25 || Primary Quad || The Lieutenant || Second in Command
| [[Maria Victory]] || 25 || Primary Quad || The Lieutenant || Defender
|-
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| [[Riley Victory]] || 21 || Primary Quad || The Tactician || Team Lead
| [[Riley Victory]] || 21 || Primary Quad || The Tactician || Team Lead
|-
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| [[Kaeo Victory]] || 21 || Substitue || The Quiet One || Second in Command
| [[Kaeo Victory]] || 21 || Substitue || The Quiet One || Defender
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| [[Kanda Victory]] || 21 || Substitue || The Rebel || Wildcard
| [[Kanda Victory]] || 21 || Substitue || The Rebel || Wildcard
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| [[Sam “Z” Victory]] || 18 || Secondary Quad || The Rad One || Wildcard
| [[Sam “Z” Victory]] || 18 || Secondary Quad || The Rad One || Wildcard
|}
|}
 
==Primary Team==
==Team History==
Team Victory is about 8 years old, a BABY in LA team terms, and originally very small. Most LA teams can field several quads at the same time. Team Victory has only ever fielded one, and is still not quite ready to field two.
 
===Seasons 1 & 2===
===Seasons 1 & 2===
First Quad: Max, Verity, Alex, and Nicky
{| class="wikitable"
> Stellar group, excellent together. First two seasons are massive wins for the quad. The team is small but they are mighty.  
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Ages: Max: 28-30, Verity: 27-29, Alex: 20-22, Nicky: 19-21
|-
> Breaks when Nicky and Alex are in a horrible arena-based accident and Alex loses a leg.
! Name !! Ages !! Role in Arena
 
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| [[Verity Victory]] || 27 to 29 || Team Lead
|-
| [[Max Victory]] || 28 to 30 || Defender
|-
| [[Alex Victory (the Player)]] || 20 to 22 || Foundation
|-
| [[Nicholas “Nicky” Victory]] || 19 to 21 || Wildcard
|}
The initial quad for Team Victory, they quickly rocketed their four-person team to the top of the competitive bracket despite their small size. Verity, Max, Alex, and Nicky work together well and the first two seasons represent a strong initial showing—a proof of concept that Verity was right to establish her own team despite opposition.  
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Near the end of season two, Nicky and Alex are involved in an in-Arena accident and Alex loses a leg. Nicky is blamed (primarily by the public, who were watching the accident live) for Alex’s injury and subsequent absence. Nicky and Alex have an explosive falling-out.  
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===Seasons 3 & 4===
===Seasons 3 & 4===
Second Quad: Max, Verity, Nicky, and Maria
{| class="wikitable"
> Maria comes in to replace Alex. Maria and Alex bond while he’s in rehabilitation. Nicky and Alex have a falling out, complicating their relationship as teammates and siblings.
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> Alex’s rehabilitation takes about 1.5y to get him up to combat level, and 6mo overlap with Max before he’s put back on the team.
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Max: 30-32, Verity: 29-31, Alex: 22-24, Nicky: 21-23, Maria: 20-22
! Name !! Ages !! Role in Arena
> Breaks when Alex returns and Max takes the opportunity to retire. LA is a demanding sport.
|-
 
| [[Verity Victory]] || 29 to 31 || Team Lead
|-
| [[Max Victory]] || 30 to 32 || Defender
|-
| [[Nicholas “Nicky” Victory]] || 21 to 23 || Wildcard
|-
| [[Maria Victory]] || 20 to 22 || Foundation
|}
For seasons three and four, Maria replaces Alex for the duration of the cybernetic leg fitting and rehabilitation period. While this is happening, Maria and Alex bond. The arena quad is strong and Team Victory continues to win, though they do not quite reach the heights on the leaderboards that they did during season one and two.
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Alex takes one and a half years to reach arena-ready combat through rehabilitation. There is a period of six months at the end of season four where Alex acts as an occasional substitute. When Alex returns to the arena full-time at the end of season four and the beginning of season five, Verity takes the opportunity to retire from the sport and move into a managerial role with the team.
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===Seasons 5===
===Seasons 5===
Third Quad: Verity, Alex, Nicky, and Maria
{| class="wikitable"
> This is the…most awkward of the quads. They’re missing their mastermind. All of them defer to Verity, but she’s been a part of the winning team of Max&Verity for her entire career and she misses him like a limb (ahem, lol). She can step up, and they have a decent season, but it’s clearly not working. They only manage HALF a year. Yikes.  
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Max: 32, Verity: 31, Alex: 24, Nicky: 23, Maria: 22
|-
> Breaks when Verity announces her retirement and the acquisition of Riley midway through the season.
! Name !! Ages !! Role in Arena
 
|-
| [[Max Victory]] || 32 || Team Lead
|-
| [[Alex Victory (the Player)]] || 24 || Defender
|-
| [[Nicholas “Nicky” Victory]] || 23 || Wildcard
|-
| [[Maria Victory]] || 22 || Foundation
|}
The first half of season five is less than stellar. Without Verity, the team is missing their long-time lead, and while Alex, Nicky, and Maria work decently with Max, Max has paired with Verity for the entirety of their careers. Then, too, while Alex and Nicky have reconciled enough to function, the team struggles to find their stride in the arena.
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Max sticks it out for half a season before following Verity into retirement and announces the reshuffling of team roles for the remaining remembers, plus the acquisition of a new strategist, Riley.  
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===Seasons 5.5, 6, 7 & 8===
===Seasons 5.5, 6, 7 & 8===
Fourth Quad: Alex, Nicky, Maria, and Riley
{| class="wikitable"
> These four ring in a ~golden era~ for Team Victory. Riley is a stone-cold natural mastermind, and the other three naturally fit together. Alex and Nicky are a stellar team, for all that they strike sparks from each other with their personalities, and Maria is the bedrock of the team. They basically steamroll any and all of the other teams out there.
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> Breaks (only temporarily) periodically whenever someone’s out for an injury and then Verity or a guest subs in. Sometimes one of Maria’s old team. Sometimes someone they’re trying to out acquire for the Victories.
|-
> Three full years of golden-age!  
! Name !! Ages !! Role in Arena
Max: 32-35, Verity: 31-34, Alex: 24-27, Nicky: 23-26, Maria: 22-25, Riley: 18-21
|-
(During this time, Kaeo and Kanda are acquired and trained. Dom and Ben are tested out and earmarked and then recruited, then Zed.)
| [[Alex Victory (the Player)]] || 24 to 27 || Foundation
 
|-
| [[Nicholas “Nicky” Victory]] || 23 to 26 || Wildcard
|-
| [[Maria Victory]] || 22 to 25 || Defender
|-
| [[Riley Victory]] || 18 to 21 || Team Lead
|}
From mid-season five, Team Victory has been considered to be in their “golden era.” Riley is well-suited as a strategic lead and with her inclusion, the other three’s working relationship smooths out. Alex and Nicky continue to strike sparks from one another, but their volatile dynamic plays well with audiences and is tempered by Maria’s phlegmatic personality. The team breaks only briefly and periodically when a player is out for an injury, when they’re testing out a possible new team acquisition, or when there is a PR push that features a guest player.
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During this time, Kaeo and Kanda are acquired and trained and often play substitute. Team Victory also begins to recruit for a secondary quad and tests, earmarks, and acquires Dom, Ben, and Z.
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==Secondary Team==
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
! Name !! Age !! Role in Arena
|-
| [[Dominic “Dom” Victory]] || 19 || Team Lead
|-
| [[Ben Victory]] || 19 || Foundation
|-
| [[Sam “Z” Victory]] || 18 || Wildcard
|-
| Unrecruited Fourth Player || -- || Defender
|}
The largest weakness of Team Victory is the limited number of quads that they can field. To rectify that, Team Victory has been recruiting formally for a year and informally for two. Their secondary quad is nearly complete, with only one more slot to fill for a college-aged team.
Z, the youngest on the team, was picked up by Max from outside of the arena training pipeline and not put into formal training until Dom was poached directly out of [[Team Ferocity]]’s training program and Ben was the result of Team Victory’s first experimental open tryout.
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==Substitutes==
==Substitutes==
Substitutions: Kaeo and Kanda.
{| class="wikitable"
> Kaeo and Kanda were never meant to be arena-bound and were never tried out before they were recruited to the team. They were actually Max and Verity’s uh…they basically scooped them up out of a shitty situation and then they were part of the Victories and everything that entailed. So. They were trained. But it was definitely more of an immediate emotional adoption on the part of Max and Verity (and…Nicky, who is like ‘MY baby sisters.’ ‘(‘’baby’’ Max found them at 19)). Alex, Maria, and Riley were more skeptical, but equally as protective, tbh. These were the first ‘babies’ on the team after them all being so long established.
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> Kaeo is the better at the arena. Kanda is the crowd darling, because she’s the ‘rebel’ and ‘takes after Nicky’ who is the original team’s Bad Boy.
|-
> Kaeo & Kanda: recruited at 19, began to sub in at at 20, currently 21. They’ve only been subs for about a year, but have been with Team Victory for two.
! Name !! Age !! Role in Arena
 
|-
==NextGen/Secondary Quad==
| [[Kaeo Victory]] || 20 to 21 || Defender
Quad in Training: Dominic, Ben, Zed, and <not yet picked>
|-
> Team Victory need to pick up one more ‘junior’ to round out their nextgen team, but they haven’t recruited one yet. When they do, they’ll be between 18-22 (college age). Until then, team two mostly trains with Kaeo and sometimes Kanda. In the current season, the juniors VERY rarely subs into the main team, and only when one of the twins is unavailable for the slot, and usually in their ‘role.’ (Riley <-> Dom, Nicky <-> Zed, and Ben <-> Alex.) Maria is usually replaced by Kaeo. Kanda pinch-hits, as she really spices up the dynamics, especially if Nicky AND Kanda are the team.
| [[Kanda Victory]] || 20 to 21 || Wildcard
> Dom was trained by Team Ferocity since he was 17, but most teams don’t use a puzzle/mastermind type, so Max snapped him up at 18, a bit before Ben.  
|}
> Ben was part of open tryouts as an all-rounder and problem-solver who worked well with Dom. He’s a few months younger, but was also acquired at 18.
Kaeo and Kanda Victory, twins, were informally recruited at the age of nineteen without the intention of putting them on a team. Regardless, the pair of them have often substituted in the arena for the past year, playing in seasons seven and eight. Kaeo is more adept at navigating the arena itself, but Kanda knows how to play to the crowd with her arena persona.
They’ve both been with team victory for about a year and are currently 19.
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> Z, the BABY, picked up at 16, actually, from a shitty home situation, much like Kaeo and Kanda, though this because of trans issues. He’s a *gremlin,* and has been from the beginning. Also not originally going to be going into the LA arena, but there are a LOT of pressures for this as the baby and a legacy and seeing how well that worked out for Kaeo and Kanda (not well). So basically just…thinks that Dom and Ben were recruited to be ‘his’ team and is miserable about it.
Subtitutions within Team Victory usually follow the pattern of Dom substituting for Riley, Z substituting for Nicky, and Ben substituting for Alex. Kaeo usually substitutes for Maria. Kanda pinch-hits mostly for PR and spectacle, since her arena persona as the ‘Rebel’ inspires a great deal of chaos. This is especially true when she and Nicky, with his ‘Bad Boy’ routine, end up in the arena together.
Has been with team victory for roughly two years, acquired *after* the twins but before Dom and Ben. Still the baby as much because of gremlin behavior as age. Currently 18.
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Team Victory
Founders Max Maelstrom, Verity Maelstrom
ColorsPurple, Gold, White
ThemeStrategy, Tactics, and Puzzle-solving
Current ManagersMax Victory, Verity Victory
Current TeamAlex Victory (the Player), Nicholas “Nicky” Victory, Maria Victory, Riley Victory, Kaeo Victory, Kanda Victory, Dominic “Dom” Victory, Ben Victory, Sam “Z” Victory
Arena Teams (Quads)
Primary Team Alex , Nicky, Maria, Riley
Secondary Team Dom, Ben, Z
Substitutes Kaeo, Kanda

Team Victory was founded by Max and Verity Maelstrom when they were twenty eight and twenty seven, respectively. Formerly both on Team Maelstrom, Verity recruited Max to establish their own team for the latter half of their athletic careers. Rather than focus on AR water and trap-based play, like Maelstrom, Victory became swiftly reputed for precision tactics, puzzle-solving, and strategy-based play, making them able to compete with larger and more experienced teams. Victory’s ability to recruit top-notch skill has allowed the team to develop into one of the top ranking teams in the association.

Team Victory generally field four players who fit the ‘team leader,’ ‘team defender,’ ‘team foundation,’ and ‘team wildcard’ roles. These are descriptive of the players general skillsets as opposed to any kind of official or codified team role. The leader is the primary strategist, the defender prioritizes team welfare, the foundation offers a broad and adaptable skillset, and the wildcard is the necessary boundary-pusher and risk-taker. The wildcard is usually a fan-favorite.

Only established eight years prior, Team Victory is still considered a relatively new team on the LACA roster. Originally consisting of a single quad, two founders and two rookies, the team has since expanded. Despite its expansion, however, Victory has yet to be able to field a second full quad in the main LA season due to the founders’ preference for recruiting only the exceptional. Their prospective second quad has shown well in special events, even without a set four-player roster and is slated to enter the next LA season if a consistent fourth player can be found.

Aesthetics & Vibe

Team Victory: Purple, Gold, White.

The core of Team Victory’s theme is puzzle-solving, precision tactics, and clever strategy. Their goal, in PR, as to present themselves as “the smart ones” among the other LACA teams. Their aesthetics, to that end, are mazes, optical illusions, etc.


Current Members

Current Members of Team Victory
Name Age Status Persona Role in Arena
Verity Victory 34 Team Manager The Puzzlecrafter --
Max Victory 35 Team Manager The Bulwark --
Alex Victory (the Player) 27 Primary Quad Master of the Arena Foundation
Nicholas “Nicky” Victory 26 Primary Quad The Bad Boy Wildcard
Maria Victory 25 Primary Quad The Lieutenant Defender
Riley Victory 21 Primary Quad The Tactician Team Lead
Kaeo Victory 21 Substitue The Quiet One Defender
Kanda Victory 21 Substitue The Rebel Wildcard
Dominic “Dom” Victory 19 Secondary Quad The Prankster Team Lead
Ben Victory 19 Secondary Quad The Fixer Foundation
Sam “Z” Victory 18 Secondary Quad The Rad One Wildcard

Primary Team

Seasons 1 & 2

Name Ages Role in Arena
Verity Victory 27 to 29 Team Lead
Max Victory 28 to 30 Defender
Alex Victory (the Player) 20 to 22 Foundation
Nicholas “Nicky” Victory 19 to 21 Wildcard

The initial quad for Team Victory, they quickly rocketed their four-person team to the top of the competitive bracket despite their small size. Verity, Max, Alex, and Nicky work together well and the first two seasons represent a strong initial showing—a proof of concept that Verity was right to establish her own team despite opposition.

Near the end of season two, Nicky and Alex are involved in an in-Arena accident and Alex loses a leg. Nicky is blamed (primarily by the public, who were watching the accident live) for Alex’s injury and subsequent absence. Nicky and Alex have an explosive falling-out.

Seasons 3 & 4

Name Ages Role in Arena
Verity Victory 29 to 31 Team Lead
Max Victory 30 to 32 Defender
Nicholas “Nicky” Victory 21 to 23 Wildcard
Maria Victory 20 to 22 Foundation

For seasons three and four, Maria replaces Alex for the duration of the cybernetic leg fitting and rehabilitation period. While this is happening, Maria and Alex bond. The arena quad is strong and Team Victory continues to win, though they do not quite reach the heights on the leaderboards that they did during season one and two.

Alex takes one and a half years to reach arena-ready combat through rehabilitation. There is a period of six months at the end of season four where Alex acts as an occasional substitute. When Alex returns to the arena full-time at the end of season four and the beginning of season five, Verity takes the opportunity to retire from the sport and move into a managerial role with the team.

Seasons 5

Name Ages Role in Arena
Max Victory 32 Team Lead
Alex Victory (the Player) 24 Defender
Nicholas “Nicky” Victory 23 Wildcard
Maria Victory 22 Foundation

The first half of season five is less than stellar. Without Verity, the team is missing their long-time lead, and while Alex, Nicky, and Maria work decently with Max, Max has paired with Verity for the entirety of their careers. Then, too, while Alex and Nicky have reconciled enough to function, the team struggles to find their stride in the arena.

Max sticks it out for half a season before following Verity into retirement and announces the reshuffling of team roles for the remaining remembers, plus the acquisition of a new strategist, Riley.

Seasons 5.5, 6, 7 & 8

Name Ages Role in Arena
Alex Victory (the Player) 24 to 27 Foundation
Nicholas “Nicky” Victory 23 to 26 Wildcard
Maria Victory 22 to 25 Defender
Riley Victory 18 to 21 Team Lead

From mid-season five, Team Victory has been considered to be in their “golden era.” Riley is well-suited as a strategic lead and with her inclusion, the other three’s working relationship smooths out. Alex and Nicky continue to strike sparks from one another, but their volatile dynamic plays well with audiences and is tempered by Maria’s phlegmatic personality. The team breaks only briefly and periodically when a player is out for an injury, when they’re testing out a possible new team acquisition, or when there is a PR push that features a guest player.

During this time, Kaeo and Kanda are acquired and trained and often play substitute. Team Victory also begins to recruit for a secondary quad and tests, earmarks, and acquires Dom, Ben, and Z.

Secondary Team

Name Age Role in Arena
Dominic “Dom” Victory 19 Team Lead
Ben Victory 19 Foundation
Sam “Z” Victory 18 Wildcard
Unrecruited Fourth Player -- Defender

The largest weakness of Team Victory is the limited number of quads that they can field. To rectify that, Team Victory has been recruiting formally for a year and informally for two. Their secondary quad is nearly complete, with only one more slot to fill for a college-aged team. Z, the youngest on the team, was picked up by Max from outside of the arena training pipeline and not put into formal training until Dom was poached directly out of Team Ferocity’s training program and Ben was the result of Team Victory’s first experimental open tryout.

Substitutes

Name Age Role in Arena
Kaeo Victory 20 to 21 Defender
Kanda Victory 20 to 21 Wildcard

Kaeo and Kanda Victory, twins, were informally recruited at the age of nineteen without the intention of putting them on a team. Regardless, the pair of them have often substituted in the arena for the past year, playing in seasons seven and eight. Kaeo is more adept at navigating the arena itself, but Kanda knows how to play to the crowd with her arena persona.

Subtitutions within Team Victory usually follow the pattern of Dom substituting for Riley, Z substituting for Nicky, and Ben substituting for Alex. Kaeo usually substitutes for Maria. Kanda pinch-hits mostly for PR and spectacle, since her arena persona as the ‘Rebel’ inspires a great deal of chaos. This is especially true when she and Nicky, with his ‘Bad Boy’ routine, end up in the arena together.

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