Soldering Iron

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Soldering Iron is a female contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Soldering Iron is currently competing on Garbage, along with Tinfoil, Rutabaga, Pykrete, Hearing Aid, Pesticide, Music Stand, Wizard Hat, and Geode. Soldering Iron appears to be a black and blue electric soldering iron. She also has a plug that looks like a tail. Soldering Iron's plug functions like a tail. Species: Electric Soldering Iron Positive Relationships: Hoodie, Dodecahedron, USB Drive Negative Relationships: Music Stand (GOEFAV 2a)

Flask

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Flask, formerly known as Erlenmeyer, is a female contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Flask is currently competing on Paper Towel, along with Pitaya, Avocado, Empanadilla, Kiwi, Pretzel, Peach, Marble Soda, and Lamp Post. Flask appears to be a transparent Erlenmeyer flask. Her face appears to be within the glass. Species: Erlenmeyer Flask

Tinfoil

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Tinfoil is a transgender female contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Tinfoil is currently competing on Garbage, along with Music Stand, Wizard Hat, Hearing Aid, Soldering Iron, Geode, Rutabaga, Pesticide, and Pykrete. Tinfoil appears to be a silver sheet of tinfoil. She is also armless.

Clapboard

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Clapboard is a male contestant on Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence and failed debuter from Stupid Huge Object War season 6. In SHOW 6, Clapboard was one of the thirteen potential debuters who could join the game, but he didn't end up joining with only 11 votes, tying with Laser Tag Band. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Clapboard is currently competing on 2 Names At Once, along with Anchor, Floppy Disk Drive, Sickle, Hoodie, Fairy Floss, Bath Bomb, Scarf, and Ethernet Splitter. He is a grayscale clapboard. His mouth acts as the clapper sticks positioned on the top. He is one of the two GOEFAV characters to have "board" in their name, the other one being Circuit Board. Species: Grayscale Clapboard Positive Relationships: Fairy Floss Negative Relationships: RAM Chip, including her team (Odd Balls).

Peach

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Peach is a male contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Peach competed on Paper Towel until being eliminated in "Sorry Lithium" with 29 votes, ranking 80th overall. Peach appears to be a orange and yellow peach fruit with a stem of two leaves on his head. Peach is the lowest ranking male contestant in GOEFAV. Species: Peach fruit with stem leaf Negative Relationships: Avocado (somewhat) His Teammates: Marble Soda (Female), Kiwi (Male), Lamp Post (Non-Binary), Pitaya (Bigender), Pretzel (Female), Flask (Female), Avocado (Non-Binary), and Empanadilla (Male).

Scissors

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Scissors is a male contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Scissors is currently competing on Team Name. Scissors appears to be a pair of scissors with metal blades and blue handles. Scissors is often depicted as having a "short fuse." He is high-energy and can pivot from calm to incredibly agitated in a matter of seconds. This volatility makes him a "wild card" during challenges. While he isn't necessarily a villain, his aggressive tendencies and frantic nature mean he often acts first and thinks later. But, he does have a very caring and soft demeanor when it comes with helping his teammates, like when Mini UV Light fell off the platform in "Going Ballistic!". He can also be angry for no reason, like when he called Cymbal a "moron" in "Sorry Lithium". In GOEFAV 2a, he received 91 votes, making him 4th safe from elimination. Species: Scissors Positive Relationships: RAM Chip, Mini UV Light Negative Relationships: Cymbal

Laundry Pod

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Laundry Pod is a male character and the host of Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. Laundry Pod appears to be a blue and orange laundry detergent pod. Laundry Pod is very successful movie actor, being proud and confident in himself. He is more then millionaire himself though. He is greedy and a liar, and he most certainly doesn't give a full million to himself by any chance. Due to this, he decided to create his own competition show, giving out $900,000 for the prize. In "Going Ballistic!", he started his show because of his movie getting canceled, and he has to pay his taxes. After all, he's a kind and charming host, but he can get interrupted by his contestants and assistants sometimes, making him angry, as in both "Going Ballistic!", and "Sorry Lithium", he gets interrupted by Laundry Basket and Smoke Detector. Species: Laundry detergent pod Positive Relationships: Everyone Negative Relationships: Smoke Detector, Coconut (sometimes)

Aerogel - GOEFAV

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Aerogel is a female contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Aerogel is currently competing on Expendable. Aerogel appears to be a block piece of aerogel. Aerogel is shown to be very shy and not self-confident about herself, As seen in "Going Ballistic!", where she was forced to join Lotus Flower's team, being quiet and scared. She is also shown to be very weak and fragile when she tried to grab a dodgeball. Aerogel mentions that she has acrophobia (fear of heights).

Scarf

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Scarf is a transgender male contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Scarf is currently competing on 2 Names At Once, along with Sickle, Hoodie, Clapboard, Ethernet Splitter, Bath Bomb, Fairy Floss, Anchor, and Floppy Disk Drive. Scarf appears to be a yellow and green blanket scarf. Scarf is a very serious, yet skeptical character. He was first seen in "Going Ballistic!", when he became suspicious to Sickle about letting Hoodie join the competition, and saying it can be tough on him. He is also shown to be unimpressed at some points when Sickle thinks that everyone was always "nice". He does get happy when Sickle allows him to join his team. He’s also currently the only male transgender character in any of Vince’s projects. Species: Blanket Scarf Positive Relationships: Sickle

Music Note

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Music Note, formerly known as Melody, is a female contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Music Note is currently competing on Café Click. Music Note appears to be a black quaver music note. Music Note is kind, friendly, and empathetic. She always looks out for her teammates on her team, but she can also get very confused at some points. Like when in "Going Ballistic!", she approached Geocache holding up a dodgeball, and they wanted to play with it a bit, making her a bit suspicious. She is also a student of Music Stand, but she walked away from him to form her own team without joining his. Music Note can be sad or upset sometimes, when Pillar yells at her for not listening to her in "Sorry Lithium". In GOEFAV 2a, she received 190 votes, making her the 1st safe on her team. She's friends with her teammates, Pillar, Ribbon, Pan Flute, Laundry Basket, Synthesizer, Turntable, Latte, and Geocache. She doesn’t like Pillar at some points and doesn’t like Pykrete.

Hamster Ball

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Hamster Ball is a male contestant in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. In Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence, Hamster Ball is currently competing on Team Name, along with Compass, D20, Scissors, PC, Beanie, Pomegranate, Cymbal, and Mini UV Light. Hamster Ball appears to be a clear plastic hamster ball with various holes, and the top and bottom of them being dark green. Positive Relationships: D20 Negative Relationships: RAM Chip, Lotus Flower Species: Plastic hamster ball

Wizard Hat GOEFAV

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Hi?? I don't care who you are... you just like Magic Wand... that show-off....

Kazoo - GOEFAV

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Kazoo is a non-binary minor character and assistant of Laundry Pod in Gameshow of Extreme Fun and Violence. Kazoo appears to be a green toy kazoo. Kazoo is the "cool, and wacky dude" assistant. They often bring a high-energy, slightly offbeat presence to the screen. Kazoo adds a layer of unpredictable fun. They often act as the comic relief in situations that might otherwise be purely tense. They first appeared in "Sorry Lithium", when they helped Megaphone set up the projector for the elimination, by turning it on.