Unstable
Universe
The definitive fan wiki. Every arc, every betrayal, every theory — documented from Season 1 through the current storyline. Four creators, one universe, infinite lore.
What is Unstable Universe?
Unstable Universe (also called Unstable SMP) is a scripted hardcore Minecraft video series created by ParrotX2, Wemmbu, SpokeIsHere, and FlameFrags. It premiered on April 21, 2024 with SpokeIsHere's episode "How to Destroy the Unstable SMP." Season 1 ran April 21 2024 – January 30 2025 (27 episodes). Season 2 ran February 2 2025 – February 16 2026 (88+ episodes, introduced FlameFrags as fourth protagonist). Seasons were then abolished in favor of continuous storytelling, with Season 3 beginning shortly after.
The series uses one-life hardcore mechanics where death carries permanent in-universe consequences. Players build civilizations, forge alliances, betray enemies, and fight wars — all while a web of background mysteries ties every arc together. Each creator films from their own perspective, meaning the same event often looks completely different depending on who you watch.
The series is notable for its overlapping POV storytelling, long-running mysteries (The Forge, JamatoP, the Underworld, NULL Players), and the way its writers use vanilla Minecraft mechanics to create genuinely dramatic moments. As of April 2026, the wiki has 16,426 edits across 650 articles.
Four Creators, One Universe
The series' main cast — each with a radically different playstyle, moral code, and perspective on the same events. Click any card for the full character deep-dive.
Current King of Unstable Universe. Openly one of the weakest PvP players on the server — yet consistently outsmarts everyone. Charitable, selfless, and fiercely loyal. Rose from newcomer to King through intelligence, elaborate traps, and the broadest alliance network on the server. First appeared (briefly) in "How to Destroy the Universe," with his proper debut in "This Button Destroys the World."
The server's most feared and volatile combatant. Wields legendary maces Gambit and Crucible, and an arsenal of Orbital Strike Cannons. Fiercely protective of Eggchan (who plays at render distance 4 — the absolute minimum). His arc across two seasons moves from "winning at any cost" to genuinely conceding defeat to a worthy rival — one of the series' most complete character journeys.
The creator of Unstable Universe. Brilliant, chaotic, morally complex. He once burned a village, killed all witnesses, constructed an elaborate lie, and hunted Leow0ok to maintain it — then turned around and organized the entire server against the Mafia and The LAW. His grief over Mapicc's disappearance is the series' rawest emotional moment. Ashswag warned him: "You'll turn out just like me."
The series' most complete redemption arc. Started as PrinceZam's enforcer and a diamond-tier Invisible Mafia member — the only member to refuse his mace. His honor code (win through skill alone, never exploits or unfair advantages, a philosophy taught to him by ManePear) defines every decision. Survived fights that should have killed him so many times the server named him "Immortal Demon." Full protagonist from Season 2 onward.
Key Relationships & Rivalries
The Full Character Roster
Every named character who has played a significant role across Seasons 1, 2, and beyond. Click any card for details.
Leader of the Invisible Mafia — the series' primary Season 1 antagonist. Controlled through a stasis-chamber dead-man's switch: if Ashswag died, every Mafia member died. Known for his cold authority and the chilling warning he gave Spoke: "You'll turn out exactly like me." Spared by Spoke at the end of Season 1.
The Mafia's most feared enforcer, holding a rare netherite armor trim. Hunted Parrot relentlessly across multiple arcs. Built Proton Prison for personal entertainment. Imprisoned Wemmbu and PrinceZam in an escape room. The catalyst for Flame's Nether arc (through a lie about Wemmbu's death).
Leader of The LAW — Season 2's primary antagonist. Began with genuine intentions after Parrot freed him from Capital City's mines, but crossed every moral line in pursuit of power. Imprisoned Wemmbu in solitary. Rigged the election. Deployed 2,500 soldiers against four protagonists. Surrendered after the Northern Council battle.
Led the server's first dominant empire. Paranoid and controlling — he hired ClownPierce to hunt Parrot, betrayed Wemmbu by revealing his empty vault, and had the entire empire covered by an obsidian roof to block orbital strikes. Transitioned to Spoke's ally in Season 2, accompanying him to find Mapicc in the Far Lands.
Spoke's first ally. Possesses armor that shouldn't exist in vanilla Minecraft. Quietly departed after giving Spoke exploit gear. Found living peacefully with Mapicc in the Far Lands. Lost to Wemmbu in direct combat — not invincible. Holds the ultra-rare Aemor Trim: Flow, connecting him to the NULL Players. Every major server mystery traces to this character.
The Invisible Mafia's redstone-trim elite — one of only two special trims given out by Ashswag personally. Was captured by Flame and Parrot during the Nether vault raid. FerreMC's redstone trim indicated a unique administrative or technical role within the Mafia hierarchy.
Parrot's closest companion through Season 1. Joined the Invisible Mafia as a spy to protect Parrot — Ashswag pulled his stasis. Parrot lit beacons in his memory. Later revealed to be alive and the true Director — the mysterious villain of Season 2's BAT Arc. His story ended in Paragon on two pressure plates.
Spoke's constant companion. Was found alive in the Far Lands with JamatoP — a fact Leo tried to hide by showing Spoke his shield and implying death. Chose to stay with JamatoP rather than return with Spoke. Vanished again after the Northern Council victory. His motivations are one of the series' central mysteries.
Wemmbu's inexperienced but surprisingly capable best friend. Plays at render distance 4 — the absolute minimum in vanilla Minecraft. Has been kidnapped (by Flame), imprisoned, and nearly killed multiple times. Founded and led the Eggchan Empire in Season 2. Wemmbu's protectiveness of him defines his most humanizing character trait.
Parrot's closest companion after Wifies' death. Met in the Far Lands civilization. Helped Parrot take control of the Warriors District. Was imprisoned with Parrot by LettuceK — their shared imprisonment became Parrot's motivation in the Kings Arc. Deputy Ace sacrificed himself to free both of them.
Leader of the Bounty Assassin Team (BAT) and eventual LAW subordinate. Showed Spoke a shield implying Mapicc was dead — a deception. Was later dropped into the void by Spoke via a pre-rigged stasis chamber after the Northern Council battle. His death was arranged before the fighting even started.
The server's most prolific builder — hired by Wemmbu to construct civilizations, then conscripted by Spoke for the Galactic Empire. Built the fireproofed obsidian walls of Wemmbu's civilization, the Far Lands settlement, and District 13. His work has been destroyed and rebuilt more times than any other build in the series.
Head of BAT's intelligence network and a double agent for Parrot during the Director Arc. Helped clear Parrot's name but was kicked off BAT for killing a spy. Later sided with Leo against her own spy network — ultimately played multiple sides. Her "mole check" (green shields) became a memorable spy-thriller moment.
LettuceK's right-hand man who, at the critical moment, betrayed The LAW to free Parrot and TheobaldTheBird — sacrificing himself in the process. His final words echoed something Parrot once said to Ashswag. One of the series' most poignant sacrifices, and the moment that tipped the Kings Arc toward the protagonists.
The source of FlameFrags' entire honor code — "fighting with honor is not an unnecessary limitation." Began as a Zam Empire guard who secretly worked against it. Defected for Wemmbu. His mid-duel decision to remove his own armor rather than fight Flame with broken kit perfectly mirrors the philosophy he taught. Has never had a formal on-screen introduction despite being central to Flame's character.
Key BAT member who repeatedly saved Parrot during the Director Arc. Was kidnapped by the hacker TruOriginal alongside Leo. Parrot and Nufuli recovered the stolen gear in a cross-server chase. Derapchu's loyalty to Parrot throughout the arc was unwavering — a quiet but important supporting role.
A diamond-tier Mafia member who was revealed when he helped coordinate with Spoke and Parrot near the end of Season 1. Provided the pivotal intel that "the Mafia used to have a different, less cruel leader" — a line with enormous lore implications. Joined the Northern Council coalition in Season 2 as one of Spoke's key allies.
The mysterious "Owl" — an anonymous figure sending Parrot cryptic notes and compass clues throughout the election. Revealed to be Spepticle. During the election debate, Parrot was framed for killing a guard — Spepticle intervened and took the fall, getting executed for it. His sacrifice helped Parrot survive the debate round.
Every Arc in Order
All named arcs across both seasons, in chronological order. Click any arc to jump to its lore entry.
The Unstable Timeline
Every major event across all four perspectives in a single thread. Filter by creator to see their individual journey.
How to Destroy the Unstable SMP
Spoke joins the server and meets JamatoP — who possesses impossibly enchanted netherite armor. They duplicate items via shulker-box exploits and fund TheRealSquiddo to build The Wonders as cover. Wemmbu briefly spies on Spoke taking the armor and confronts him. Spoke lies. Every server mystery traces to this first meeting.
Parrot Arrives · The Button & The Fake Secret
Parrot makes his full debut in "This Button Destroys the World." Spoke sends him on an elaborate server-wide scavenger hunt through explosive caves, void traps, ice parkour, and an obsidian maze. Parrot recruits Wifies. The final trial: one player must chunk-ban themselves. Wifies sacrifices himself permanently. Spoke reveals the secret was fake — only revenge for Parrot opposing the Wonders. Wemmbu and PrinceZam arrive; Spoke chunk-bans himself to escape.
The Zam Empire Rises — Colony, Betrayal & Empty Vault
PrinceZam builds walls around spawn and establishes server dominance. Wemmbu is tasked to guard a secret vault (which turns out empty). Flame serves as military enforcer. ManePear is a dissatisfied guard. Parrot and Wifies first meet Wemmbu. PrinceZam erects a giant statue at spawn — blown up by Wemmbu within hours. Horace Altman builds fortified obsidian walls. PrinceZam destroys Wemmbu's civilization, telling him he's "too weak to be a threat."
The PrinceZam Empire War
Wemmbu assembles a war team but finds the empire now covered by an obsidian roof blocking orbital cannons. He fights to PrinceZam's castle one-on-one — guards arrive before he can finish him. Wemmbu surrenders and is given a second chance. ManePear challenges Flame to a duel then removes his own armor rather than fight with broken kit. ClownPierce lands and takes Zam, Wemmbu, Eggchan, and Pangi to Proton Prison.
The Invisible Mafia Emerges — End & Far Lands Civilizations
Parrot and Wifies build a secret civilization in The End dimension. Deanthebean9 (a Mafia agent) finds it — then is freed from Mafia control. They build in the Far Lands next, join the Warriors Council, seize its leadership when Purpled orders Parrot's assassination. The Mafia launches TNT bombers. The Far Lands civilization falls. Deanthebean9 dies when his stasis is pulled mid-raid. Horace Altman and five survivors found District 13.
Spoke Infiltrates the Mafia
Spoke embeds as a double agent inside the Invisible Mafia. He meets Ashswag face-to-face and receives the warning: "You'll turn out exactly like me." His grip tightens on his sword. He learns the stasis control system from inside. Leaks all intel to Parrot and Wemmbu while maintaining cover. His siblings BobDaGreenFrog, iMajesticRose, and BeckyTronVIII appear in cameos.
Flame's Nether Arc — Vault Raid & Wemmbu Exposed
Flame (believing Boosfer's lie that Clown killed Wemmbu) hunts ClownPierce through the Nether. Teams with Parrot and TheobaldTheBird. Captures FerreMC. Briefly betrays Parrot to Clown for Wemmbu intel — Clown has none. Flame immediately re-betrays Clown. They raid Clown's vault. Then Parrot impersonates Wemmbu to gather intel; they rig a pearl cannon trap. Dogs track the Invisible Knight's movement. Wemmbu's elytra-mace attack backfires into TNT. Identity exposed.
Unstable SMP: Doomsday — The Mafia Destroys Everything
The Mafia destroys the Skyblock Civilization — the server's last neutral faction. All protagonists converge at District 13. Ashswag forces Parrot and Wifies to join the Mafia within 10 minutes or be hunted. Wifies joins voluntarily to spy — and has his stasis pulled by Ashswag, dying in the void. Parrot lights beacons across the entire server. Mafia members drink milk to counter the distraction, removing their invisibility. The guard transporting pearls surfaces and is revealed. Spoke deciphers the "Mafia Eyes" book as a maze map to the stasis chambers.
The End of the Minecraft Mafia
All protagonists coordinate the final assault. They breach the spawn prison via end portal while Wemmbu and Eggchan distract guards above. Stasis chambers are destroyed — every Mafia member is pulled into the void. Spoke and Mapicc go to Ashswag's stasis in the Far Lands — Spoke chooses NOT to kill him ("I chose not to become like him"). Parrot returns to the Far Lands to light one final beacon for Wifies. Season 1 ends.
The Bounty Assassin Team & The Director Mystery
Post-Mafia, BAT emerges as server law enforcement, led by Leow0ok. Parrot joins but is immediately framed as "The Director" — a mysterious villain ordering hits on BAT members. JumperWho ("The Owl" revealed as Spepticle then Jumper herself) acts as double agent. TruOriginal, a hacker using stolen player usernames, attacks BAT and destroys their HQ. Kidnaps Derapchu and Leo. Parrot is teleported thousands of blocks into the sky; Nufuli saves him mid-fall.
Wifies Returns — Paragon, The Perfect Prison (Again)
The true Director is revealed to be Wifies — alive and seeking revenge on Parrot. He brings Parrot to Paragon. A tense psychological duel: Parrot repeatedly fails to escape or kill Wifies. Both stand on pressure plates where stepping off means death. Parrot hid a spyglass, drops it, steps off. Wifies reaches for the spyglass — and dies for real. Parrot escapes. Their story began and ended on pressure plates.
The Spoke Galactic Empire — 1,000 Players
Spoke amasses 1,000 players and founds the Galactic Empire, conscripting Horace Altman as chief builder. Attacks Sleepy Nation and terrorizes The End — accidentally finding MinuteTech living there. The army revolts against Spoke's leadership. Spoke and Mapicc escape through the Nether, meeting "The Executive" — a new unknown power.
Wemmbu & Eggchan Explore the Far Lands
Wemmbu and Eggchan journey deep into the Far Lands seeking The Forge. Find infinite looping dungeons (64+ Enchanted Golden Apples), a copy of the Zam Empire replaying its creation on loop, and trial chambers. Meet Lakerek — who fights with items categorically stronger than normal server gear ("from The Forge"). Defeat Lakerek for massive loot. Discover the city they believe to be The Forge — locals say it isn't. Continue searching.
The Server PvP Tournament — Flame Wins
AJTHEBOLD hosts a server-wide PvP tournament. Wemmbu enters hoping for a Flame rematch. He beats WyLL (who gives tips on Sharpness/Conexion) and then Conexion. Final: Flame vs. Wemmbu — a long, close fight Flame ultimately wins. ItzRealMe had earlier trained Flame in "the zone" — mental clarity in combat. Sharpness then steals Wemmbu's mace by tricking him into placing it in a pot during celebrations.
LettuceK Declares Interim Rule — Election Begins
LettuceK announces an election then immediately seizes power as "interim leader." He imprisons Wemmbu in solitary (with curse-of-binding copper armor to prevent another escape). Spoke breaks Wemmbu out — creating a favor-debt. Parrot is invited by TheobaldTheBird to run for king. He starts in 16th place. Flame is threatened with exile and retreats 1,000,000 blocks into the Nether to train. LettuceK's right-hand SargeLAW repeatedly kills his own underlings instead of enemies.
The Election Campaign — Debates, Assassinations & The Owl
Parrot follows compass clues from "The Owl" (later revealed as Spepticle). He saves kidnapped players from bandits, gaining their votes. A bandit attack at the Northern Council kills Naparizel. LettuceK's 24-hour "kill candidates for vote books" period begins. Parrot gives his book up to save Horace Altman from Boosfer. Arachn1d collects the remaining books but drops them when cornered. In the debate, LettuceK frames Parrot for killing a guard — Spepticle intervenes and takes the fall, being executed. Parrot's public support surges.
My Best Friend Died — The Nuke Ultimatum
Mapicc goes on a BAT gear mission and doesn't return. Leo appears holding Mapicc's shield. Spoke rigs Capital City with explosives — one hour to produce proof of life or the city burns. Only Parrot arrives; he talks Spoke down. Later, Spoke and PrinceZam track signs to the Far Lands. Mapicc is alive — living peacefully with JamatoP. Mapicc chooses to stay. Spoke and Jamato condemn each other privately. Jamato stasises away.
4 Pros vs. 2,500 Players — The Final Battle & Parrot Crowned King
Deputy Ace betrays LettuceK and frees Parrot and Theo, sacrificing himself — his last words echoing something Parrot once said to Ashswag. Spoke assembles all four protagonists + Mapicc + MinuteTech + PrinceZam at his castle. They storm the Northern Council. LettuceK's 2,500-player army is overwhelmed. LettuceK surrenders. Parrot is crowned King. Mapicc vanishes during the celebration. Spoke reveals he pre-rigged Leo's stasis chamber over the void — Leo escapes his stasis but falls to his death.
Flame vs. Wemmbu — Strongest Player Decided Forever
With The LAW defeated, Flame and Wemmbu hold their final rematch in a proper arena. A long, competitive fight. Flame has the edge throughout. Wemmbu concedes mid-fight: "You can be the Strongest Player on the server." For a character defined by his desperate need to be strongest, this concession is the series' most profound act of growth. Flame is formally acknowledged as the server's strongest.
The Missing 1,000 — King Parrot's First Crisis
Parrot, as King, dispatches 1,000 players on an expedition beyond his kingdom's borders. When he returns, all 1,000 are missing simultaneously. No bodies. No evidence of combat. His investigation leads toward the Underworld, The Forge, and JamatoP's network — the series' oldest and deepest mysteries. The next major arc is beginning.
Watch the Series
Key episodes from each creator in narrative order. Click any card for full lore context, key moments, and a direct YouTube link.
ParrotX2
The Strategist's Perspective — 40+ videosThis Button Destroys the World
Parrot's first full episode. He discovers an exploit button and must decide whether to press it — setting up his character as someone who always thinks before acting.
I Uncovered Minecraft's Greatest Secret
Parrot and Wifies complete Spoke's elaborate server-wide scavenger hunt — braving void traps, obsidian mazes, and explosive puzzles — only to learn the "greatest secret" was fake revenge. Wifies chunk-banned himself for nothing.
Building a Secret Civilization in The End
Parrot and Wifies hide in The End dimension. Deanthebean9 (Mafia) finds it — and is freed from Mafia control. The Mafia later invades. Parrot destroys it himself rather than surrender it.
The Far Lands Civilization & Warriors Council
Parrot builds in the glitchy Far Lands, seizes Warriors Council leadership after Purpled plots his assassination. The Mafia destroys everything. District 13 rises from the ashes.
Unstable SMP: Doomsday
The Mafia destroys the last civilization. Wifies joins the Mafia as a spy — and dies. Parrot lights beacons across the server. The stasis maze is found. The final assault begins.
The End of the Minecraft Mafia
Stasis chambers destroyed. Mafia dies in the void. Spoke spares Ashswag. Parrot lights a final beacon for Wifies. Season 1 ends.
Escaping Paragon — The Perfect Prison (Twice)
Wifies (The Director) traps Parrot in Paragon. A psychological cat-and-mouse ends when Parrot drops his hidden spyglass. Wifies steps off his pressure plate to grab it — and dies for real. The story's most elegant bookend.
I Became King of the Unstable SMP
Deputy Ace sacrifices himself. All four protagonists unite. Northern Council battle: 4 pros vs. 2,500 LAW soldiers. LettuceK surrenders. Parrot is crowned King. The series' most complete arc conclusion.
Searching for a Civilization That Doesn't Exist
As King, Parrot sent 1,000 players on an expedition. All 1,000 vanished simultaneously. His investigation begins. The series' next major arc is unfolding.
Wemmbu
The Fighter's Perspective — 35+ videosI Created Minecraft's Greatest Civilization
Wemmbu builds his independent nation after leaving the Zam Empire. Horace Altman designs obsidian walls. PrinceZam arrives — and reveals the vault was always empty — then destroys the entire civilization.
Unstable SMP: The PrinceZam Empire War
Wemmbu's war coalition can't orbital-strike through the obsidian roof. He nearly kills Zam alone before guards arrive. ManePear removes his armor mid-duel with Flame. ClownPierce takes them to Proton Prison.
I Created Minecraft's Most Secure Base
Season 2's opening episode from Wemmbu. Post-Mafia landscape. Wemmbu and Eggchan establish new territory and the Eggchan Empire, building the most defensible base in the server's new era.
I Explored Beyond the Minecraft Void
Wemmbu and Eggchan find infinite dungeons with 64+ god apples, Zam Empire echoes replaying on loop, and Lakerek — who wields items from The Forge itself. The server's deepest mystery gets its closest examination.
The Server's Greatest PvP Tournament
Wemmbu enters specifically to rematch Flame. Beats WyLL and Sharpness. The final against Flame is close — Flame wins. Then Sharpness steals Wemmbu's mace using a pot trick immediately after the match.
Escaping Prison on the Unstable SMP
LettuceK imprisons Wemmbu with curse-of-binding copper armor (a reference to Wemmbu's own earlier escape). Spoke breaks him out — but Wemmbu now owes Spoke a full unconditional favor.
It's Impossible to Catch this Player
The Invisible Knight arc from Wemmbu's perspective — his identity disguise, his ongoing conflict with PrinceZam, and the moment Parrot and Flame expose him using the pearl cannon trap and tracking dogs.
The Last Fight — Wemmbu vs Flame
The long-awaited final rematch. Wemmbu concedes mid-fight: "You can be the Strongest Player." The most profound character moment in the series — Wemmbu's defining flaw, resolved.
SpokeIsHere
The Chaos Agent's Perspective — 30+ videosHow to Destroy the Unstable SMP
The very first episode. Spoke meets JamatoP. Impossible armor. Item duplication. The Wonders funded. Every server mystery traces here.
Breaking Into Minecraft's Most Illegal Vault
Spoke hunts a vault rumored to contain millions of illegal items — getting there would make any player instantly the server's richest. The exploit operations begin in earnest.
I Infiltrated The Minecraft Mafia
Spoke embeds as a double agent. Ashswag says: "You'll turn out exactly like me." Spoke's siblings appear in cameos. All stasis intel is leaked to the protagonists while cover is maintained.
I Created Minecraft's Largest Army (1,000 Players)
The Galactic Empire: 1,000 conscripted players, Horace Altman forced as builder. Attacks Sleepy Nation and The End. The army revolts. Spoke and Mapicc flee to the Nether.
My Best Friend Died on the Unstable SMP
Leo arrives with Mapicc's shield. Spoke threatens to nuke Capital City. One hour deadline. No proof of life. Only Parrot shows — and talks him down. The series' most emotionally raw episode.
Unstable SMP: The LAW Temu Avengers
Spoke, Wemmbu, Flame, and Parrot fight 2,500 LAW soldiers. Spoke coordinates from flanks using JumperWho's intel network and pre-planted landmines. Jaden MAN is rescued instead of Parrot — the arc's darkly comic moment.
4 Minecraft Pros VS 2500 Players
The Northern Council assault. All four protagonists, Mapicc, MinuteTech, PrinceZam. LettuceK surrenders. Mapicc vanishes. Spoke's pre-rigged stasis drops Leo into the void.
FlameFrags
The Warrior's Perspective — 25+ videos (Season 2 onward)I Became Immortal on a Hardcore Minecraft SMP
Flame's first full-POV episode. His backstory shown. Falling 80 blocks onto dripstone through full netherite — surviving. "Immortal Demon" title earned in real time. The backstory of his Mafia membership and honor code explained.
Unstable SMP: The First War
Flame, serving PrinceZam, kills Dimofyy during a raid — forcing Parrot and his group to think strategically to escape. An early showcase of his combat dominance before his hero turn.
The Hunt for Minecraft's Deadliest Vault
Flame, Parrot, and Theo in the Nether. Flame captures FerreMC. Briefly betrays Parrot to Clown for Wemmbu intel — then immediately re-betrays Clown when the intel proves false. Vault raided.
The Search for Wemmbu
Flame and Parrot expose the Invisible Knight identity using a rigged pearl cannon and tracking dogs. Wemmbu's elytra-mace counterattack backfires into TNT — identity permanently exposed.
Training to Beat the Strongest Player
After orbital-strike defeat and exile threats, Flame retreats 1,000,000 Nether blocks to train. ItzRealMe teaches him "the zone." PvP visibly improves across episodes. He enters — and wins — the server tournament.
2500 Players VS Minecraft Combat Master
Flame serves as frontline fighter in the Northern Council battle against LettuceK's 2,500 LAW soldiers — the largest PvP event in series history. His training arc pays off on the biggest stage possible.
Every Arc — Fully Documented
Complete lore for every major arc and faction. Written for newcomers and veterans alike. Click Expand for full details, key moments, and hidden implications.
The Wonders & JamatoP
Spoke's opening gambit: exploit the server's systems before anyone else can. The Wonders were elaborate server structures paid for with duplicated items — and served as cover for JamatoP's impossible armor operation. The seed of every mystery in the series was planted here.
JamatoP's armor had enchantments that should not be possible in vanilla Minecraft — full protection across all pieces, with auxiliary buffs that don't exist in the standard enchanting table. This implies either admin-level access or a server exploit older than the server itself. Spoke copied the gear using the duplication method, then paid TheRealSquiddo handsomely to build The Wonders — structures so elaborate they served as a distraction from the ongoing exploit operation.
The scavenger hunt Spoke ran for Parrot was entirely unrelated to The Wonders — it was pure petty revenge for Parrot trying to stop the Wonders' construction. When Wifies chunk-banned himself as the "final sacrifice" to learn the secret, it was for absolutely nothing. This episode defines Spoke's character: brilliant, chaotic, capable of causing lasting harm for trivial reasons.
- Wemmbu spied on Spoke accepting JamatoP's armor — and confronted him. Spoke lied convincingly.
- The Wonders still exist on the server — their enchantment signatures may carry clues about The Forge's item generation system
- JamatoP and Spoke never met again in person until the Far Lands — years of story later
- The item duplication exploit was patched, but JamatoP's gear was never confiscated
- Wifies' chunk-ban was permanent — he could never return to that area of the map. Spoke never acknowledged the cost.
The PrinceZam Empire
The server's first true civilization-scale faction. PrinceZam's empire controlled spawn, enforced order through military might, and employed the server's most dangerous fighters. Its paranoia — and an obsidian roof — couldn't stop Wemmbu forever.
The Empire's defining feature was its obsessive defensiveness — walls around spawn, an obsidian roof added specifically to counter Wemmbu's orbital cannons, and a paranoid hiring process that brought in ClownPierce (ultimately the empire's most dangerous liability). The empire hired Flame as its most effective enforcer: he killed Dimofyy in The First War and drove Parrot's forces into a strategic retreat.
Wemmbu was assigned to build a colony guarding a vault — which PrinceZam knew was empty. This wasn't an oversight; it was a test of loyalty and a way to keep Wemmbu occupied and under control. When Wemmbu built the colony, fortified it beautifully (Horace Altman designed fireproofed obsidian walls), and then discovered the vault's contents, the betrayal crystallized every grievance he had. The obsidian statue of PrinceZam erected at spawn was demolished by Wemmbu and Eggchan within hours of its construction. PrinceZam's response was to then destroy Wemmbu's entire civilization with withers, telling him he was "too weak to be a threat."
ManePear's defection was the first crack in the empire. He pretended to be a loyal guard while secretly working for Wemmbu. During his duel with Flame, he removed his own armor rather than fight with a broken kit — an act that embodied the honor code he would later pass to Flame as a life philosophy.
The empire's final moment came when Wemmbu fired his orbital cannon from inside the empire's walls, causing a server-wide lag spike that gave him a survival window. Guards abandoned PrinceZam as the chaos spread. ClownPierce then arrived — not to save the empire, but to take Zam and Wemmbu to Proton Prison for his own amusement.
- The Zam Empire's creation moment is echoed on infinite loop in the Far Lands — its history is literally preserved for eternity
- FlameFrags was the only enforcer who refused the mace his diamond rank entitled him to — Ashswag later hired him with the same exception
- Wemmbu smuggled items past PrinceZam's inventory checks by hiding them in the crafting grid — a trick used throughout the series
- ClownPierce's Proton Prison escape room had 3 circular cells with 2 prisoners each, rotated periodically for entertainment
- PrinceZam's fate after his empire fell: he later allied with Spoke in Season 2, accompanying him to the Far Lands
The Invisible Mafia
The dominant antagonist faction of Season 1. Ashswag's criminal organization controlled the server through invisibility, stasis chambers, and absolute hierarchy. Every member's life hung by the thread of their ender pearl — floating over the void in a maze no one was supposed to find.
The Mafia's hierarchy was based on armor trims: no trim = unranked, copper = initiated, gold = full member, diamond = elite operative. To advance from gold to diamond required defeating a diamond member in a 1v1 to the death, observed by Ashswag. ClownPierce held a unique netherite trim indicating his special status above diamond. FerreMC held a redstone trim suggesting a technical/administrative role. FlameFrags was the only diamond member permitted to skip the mace requirement — Ashswag made a one-time exception because Flame's combat skill was exceptional regardless of weapon.
Members used invisibility potions constantly but could NOT carry totems of undying — a totem popping would make them visible, and visible Mafia members were reported and their stasis pulled. Communication was done via colored fireworks (different colors indicated meeting points and code signals). The stasis control system was the Mafia's true power: each member's ender pearl was placed in a bubble-column tube set over the void. A trusted diamond player with a fishing rod could pull anyone's stasis from anywhere on the server at any time.
Ashswag held a dead man's switch: if he died, every single member's stasis would be pulled simultaneously. This made assassinating him equivalent to killing every Mafia member at once — impossible to do quietly. The solution the protagonists found was to destroy the stasis chambers directly, which pulled every pearl into the void simultaneously rather than sequentially.
MinuteTech's revelation that "the Mafia used to have a different, less cruel leader" opens enormous lore questions. The stasis system's sophistication suggests it predates Ashswag — he may have inherited an existing organization and dramatically escalated its methods. Who was the original leader? Why were they replaced?
- Deanthebean9's stasis was pulled mid-raid — he died in the void during the Far Lands bombing run
- Wifies joined voluntarily to spy for Parrot — the most selfless act in Season 1 — and died for it
- Boosfer falsely told Flame that ClownPierce killed Wemmbu — a lie with cascading consequences spanning half a season
- Spoke decoded the "Mafia Eyes" book — Ashswag's signed journal — as a literal maze map to the stasis chambers
- Ashswag was found by Spoke and Mapicc in the Far Lands after the Mafia's fall — and was spared
- Two diamond players survived the initial stasis pull and were killed in the direct aftermath
District 13 & The Resistance
When the Far Lands fell, Horace Altman and five survivors built District 13. Under Parrot's leadership, it became the server's moral center and the organizational spine of every major protagonist operation through Season 2.
District 13 was built closer to spawn after the Far Lands civilization fell — a deliberate tactical choice to be near the server's political center rather than hidden at the edges. Parrot quickly invited JumperWho, Rekrap2, Ratrick, and others. The name "District 13" is a deliberate rebellion-lore reference — a nod to the idea of an underground movement that survives when all other civilizations fall.
During the Doomsday finale, District 13 was actively under attack when Parrot made the decision to light beacons across the entire server instead of defending his home. This beacon plan — serving both as a memorial to Wifies and a tactical distraction that made Mafia members drink milk and remove their invisibility — represents Parrot at his most creative and most grief-stricken simultaneously.
The dark footnote: Parrot killed a new District 13 recruit named Yusai out of suspicion he was a Mafia spy. This was never confirmed. This moment — rarely discussed in the community — reveals that Parrot's moral code has a ruthless exception clause when the stakes feel existential enough.
- District 13 survived two direct Mafia assaults — the only player-built structure in Season 1 to do so
- JumperWho's intelligence network operated partly from District 13 during the BAT Arc
- Horace Altman designed the structure to be siege-resistant — obsidian core, multiple escape routes
- The beacon lighting plan worked because Mafia members' training was to drink milk when beacons appeared — Parrot exploited their own protocols against them
Bounty Assassin Team (BAT)
The post-Mafia law enforcement org that became the stage for Season 2's first major arc. BAT hunted dangerous players — until one of its own members was revealed to be the villain it was hunting.
BAT began with genuinely noble intentions — hunting ItsRealMe, Marlowww, and the mysterious Director. Parrot joined as a member and was almost immediately framed as the Director himself, requiring JumperWho to run a covert double-agent operation to clear his name. The "mole check" system — having all spies hold green shields simultaneously to identify informants — was a clever in-game spy thriller mechanic.
TruOriginal, a sophisticated hacker, used stolen player usernames and skins to infiltrate and destroy BAT's HQ. He kidnapped Derapchu and Leo, then teleported Parrot thousands of blocks into the sky. Nufuli saved Parrot mid-fall. The arc concluded with TruOriginal being lured into a trap — but the Director remained at large until the reveal.
The Director being Wifies — Parrot's dead best friend, somehow alive — recontextualized the entire BAT Arc as a deeply personal story. Wifies hadn't just survived; he had built an elaborate operation specifically to pursue Parrot. The reasons for his vendetta are only partially explained, making his death in Paragon's pressure-plate room all the more tragic.
- ItsRealMe had a mace and killed half the players sent to trap him — maces remained the server meta weapon in Season 2
- JumperWho was later kicked off BAT for killing a spy — then sided with Leo against her own former network
- Spoke's Galactic Empire operated simultaneously with the BAT Arc — two major Season 2 storylines running in parallel
- The hacker TruOriginal's identity was never fully explained on-screen — a loose thread that may resurface
The Director Arc & Paragon
Wifies returned from the dead as "The Director" — BAT's most wanted villain — and brought Parrot to Paragon for a final reckoning. Their story ended as it began: on pressure plates, in the dark, alone.
How did Wifies survive Ashswag pulling his stasis? This is never explicitly explained on-screen. Fan theories center on The Forge revival mechanism, or a self-built backup stasis chamber Wifies prepared in advance. What's clear is that he spent time post-death building a new identity, assembling the Director operation, and architecting Paragon as a trap for Parrot specifically.
The pressure-plate room is Paragon's final chamber — two plates facing each other, stepping off either one means instant death for whoever leaves. Parrot failed every escape attempt and every assassination approach Wifies had planned for. The turning point was Parrot secretly holding a spyglass — an item small enough to hide from inventory checks. He dropped it between them. Wifies stepped off his plate to grab it. Parrot stepped off simultaneously. Wifies died from stepping off his plate; Parrot survived because the trigger only fired for whoever "betrayed" the standoff first — and Wifies moved first.
The narrative elegance: Parrot and Wifies first worked together in Season 1 by stepping on pressure plates together to blow open a mountain for resources. Their story ends when they step off pressure plates separately — and only one survives. The bookend is the most deliberately crafted narrative callback in the series.
- Wifies faked being AFK — Parrot tested this multiple times; Wifies had planned for it
- Parrot escaped Paragon twice — once from the Mafia (using piston mechanics), once from Wifies (using the spyglass)
- The spyglass bypass worked because inventory checks don't always catch offhand items depending on how the check is conducted
- Wifies' survival mechanism after his Season 1 stasis death remains the series' most significant unexplained event
The LAW & Kings Arc
LettuceK's LAW organization promised order and law — then delivered authoritarianism, imprisonment, and a rigged election. The Kings Arc is the series' largest political conflict, ending in a 2,500-player battle and Parrot's coronation as King.
LettuceK's tragic backstory: he was once a forced laborer in Capital City's mines, freed by Parrot. He admired Parrot and wanted to become someone like him. Instead, the pursuit of power corrupted him. His final words to Parrot in prison were: "I hated that you were my opponent." He deployed SargeLAW as his chief enforcer — a figure so trigger-happy he killed his own underlings more than actual enemies, becoming a dark comedic element in an otherwise serious arc.
The election itself was designed to fail. LettuceK announced it, then immediately imprisoned opponents (Wemmbu in solitary, Parrot later), sent assassins after candidates, arranged for a "24-hour kill window" to thin the field, and used the Naparizel murder to distribute vote books under violent conditions. Parrot began in 16th place and rose to 2nd through public acts of heroism — saving kidnapped players, giving up his vote book to protect Horace Altman.
The debate was LettuceK's most visible overreach. When he framed Parrot for killing a guard, Spepticle ("The Owl") stepped forward and took the fall, being executed. This martyrdom swung enough votes that Parrot passed into the next round — and the server's public opinion turned decisively against LettuceK.
Deputy Ace's sacrifice is the arc's most emotionally complex moment. He was LettuceK's right-hand man — and at the critical moment, he chose conscience over loyalty. He freed Parrot and Theo. His final words echoed something Parrot had once said to Ashswag when Ash tried to force him into the Mafia: "I'm sorry, but this isn't right." The parallel was intentional.
- SargeLAW's friendly fire incidents became a running dark joke — he killed more LAW soldiers than enemies
- Wemmbu broke into the LAW prison simultaneously with Flame — they found Jaden MAN in the cell, not Parrot
- Spoke rigged Leo's stasis before the battle started — Leo's death was arranged before the first blow was struck
- Mapicc vanished during the victory celebration — his second disappearance in the arc
- Parrot was the first legitimate King of Unstable Universe — every previous power was held by force or intimidation
- LettuceK was freed from Capital City's mines by Parrot years before the Kings Arc — the betrayal runs deepest because of this history
The Far Lands & The Forge
At the edge of the Minecraft world lies the Far Lands — a glitched dimension that records history, loops infinitely, and hides the entrance to The Forge. The series' deepest mystery has its roots here.
The Far Lands contains infinite repeating structures — dungeons, spawners, and trial chambers that loop endlessly. It also contains "echoes": the Zam Empire's creation moment plays on loop; a battle between the server's original players and an Elder Guardian replays at a specific coordinate. These echoes are not random — they appear to record and preserve specific historical events, implying some intentional recording mechanism.
The Farlands Temple contains statues of all "first-generation players" — wealthy early server members. It's where information about The Forge was "first found" according to server legend. Lakerek — encountered by Wemmbu near the temple — wielded items categorically stronger than normal server gear, explicitly described as "from The Forge." Defeating him and acquiring that gear is the closest any protagonist has come to Forge-level power.
Mapicc chose to live in the Far Lands with JamatoP — a man who possesses impossible gear and connections to the server's deepest systems. JamatoP's presence there isn't coincidental: he is likely the Far Lands' guardian or administrator. Their private conversation with Spoke ("both condemning each other for supposed villainy") suggests both men are aware of morally serious information about each other — and neither wants it public.
The Forge is theorized to generate items beyond normal Minecraft enchanting systems and may function as a player revival mechanism. If revival exists and JamatoP controls it, then every death in the series — from Wifies to Deanthebean9 to Deputy Ace — was a choice JamatoP made about who deserved to come back.
- Wemmbu and Eggchan looted 64+ Enchanted Golden Apples from a single infinite-loop dungeon room
- The first-gen player statues suggest the Far Lands has been discovered before — and that someone built the temple deliberately
- The duplication glitch may be active in the Far Lands — explaining how first-gen players became wealthy beyond normal Minecraft limits
- Mapicc's choice to stay with JamatoP in the Far Lands is the single most significant unexplained character decision in the series
- Nitenly — a player who attacked Wemmbu and Eggchan in the Far Lands — has never been fully explained or re-encountered
Flame's Complete Arc
FlameFrags went from PrinceZam's enforcer and Invisible Mafia diamond member to the server's acknowledged strongest player. His code of honor — never use a mace, win only through skill — defined every step of the journey.
ManePear is the philosophical root of FlameFrags' entire character. "Fighting with honor is not an unnecessary limitation" — this principle, passed to Flame by his mentor, explains every seemingly irrational decision Flame has made: refusing a mace even as Mafia diamond, refusing orbital strikes even when losing, choosing to train rather than exploit gear advantages. Flame won the title of Strongest Player not through the best items but through the best skills.
Flame's redemption arc was built in stages. Stage 1: Zam Empire enforcer (antagonist). Stage 2: Invisible Mafia diamond member who kidnapped Eggchan (antagonist). Stage 3: Moral pivot — he re-betrayed ClownPierce in the Nether, choosing Parrot over a convenient lie. Stage 4: Season 2 protagonist introduction — the "Immortal Demon" episode showing his survival of an 80-block fall onto dripstone. Stage 5: Training arc in the Nether fortress. Stage 6: Tournament victory over Wemmbu. Stage 7: Northern Council frontline fighter. Stage 8: Final duel victory — Strongest Player acknowledged.
The title "Immortal Demon" comes from surviving fights that should have killed him — including that dripstone fall, the orbital strikes from Wemmbu, and multiple critical-health encounters throughout the Kings Arc. By the time he received the "Strongest Player" acknowledgment from Wemmbu, it had been earned through genuinely extraordinary experiences.
- Flame was ordered by PrinceZam to fake-betray the Empire and attack Wemmbu — a test of loyalty Wemmbu never knew about
- His kidnapping of Eggchan (while Mafia) was directly responsible for Wemmbu's first true hatred of him — making their later rivalry deeply personal
- ItzRealMe's training taught Flame "the zone" — a mental clarity technique that gives him edge in tournament pressure situations
- Swight trained Flame in bow-boosting — the technique of using bow knockback to extend aerial combat range
- Flame refuses maces even when facing mace-wielding opponents — his longest competitive streak was won entirely with swords and axes
The Underworld & NULL Players
The series' deepest and least understood factions — operating in the background of every arc, potentially responsible for more of the series' events than any protagonist realizes.
The NULL Players
Invisible entities who appear at critical moments — always near important events, never explained. They share the ultra-rare Aemor Trim: Flow armor trim with JamatoP, suggesting direct organizational connection. Their trim colors may indicate rank: black = soldier, red = squad leader, blue = general, with JamatoP in green as their leader.
- ◆Use Nether portals for instant teleportation — JamatoP's signature movement method
- ◆A TNT minecart — NULL Player signature — appeared near Eggchan's book shortly after Mapicc's disappearance
- ◆Wifies' cryptic post-death message referenced "seeing Wemmbu's end" — possible NULL Player contact or recruitment
- ◆Mapicc received a NULL Player shield from JamatoP — the same design as NULL Player equipment
The Underworld
A shadowy faction that operates below every visible server conflict. They possess server-level exploits, possibly control The Forge, and are theorized to engineer deaths across the server to maintain their power through a revival mechanism. If the Underworld controls who lives and who dies, every war in the series may have been staged.
- ▸JamatoP gave Spoke exploit-level gear early on — possibly to destabilize the server and generate deaths
- ▸The Underworld is the only faction with both exploit access AND motivation to want player deaths
- ▸Parrot's 1,000 missing expedition players — the scale of disappearance requires server-level coordination
- ▸If The Forge generates power from player deaths, the Underworld has a direct economic motive for every war
The Forge
The series' greatest unresolved mystery. A location in or near the Far Lands that produces items categorically stronger than anything in vanilla Minecraft — as demonstrated by Lakerek's Forge-weapons. May also function as a revival mechanism. JamatoP is theorized to be its guardian. Wifies' survival after his stasis-pull may be its most visible result.
- ◆Lakerek explicitly fought using "Forge items" — they were visibly and measurably stronger than normal server gear
- ◆First information about The Forge was found at the Far Lands Temple — it predates the current server generation
- ◆JamatoP's initial gear (given to Spoke) matched the power profile of Forge-level items
- ◆Status: UNRESOLVED — the series' next major arc likely involves The Forge directly
The Built World of Unstable Universe
Every major structure, civilization, and location from Seasons 1–3. Click any build for full lore details.
Capital City
The political, economic, and narrative center of UU. Has survived Mafia raids, a nuke threat, LAW occupation, and a 2,500-player war. Now ruled by King Parrot.
Wemmbu's Civilization
Fortress-nation with obsidian walls (Horace Altman), Orbital Strike Cannon batteries, and fireproofing. Destroyed and rebuilt multiple times. Largest military stockpile on the server.
The Zam Empire
Server's first dominant faction — walls around spawn, obsidian roof (anti-orbital), a giant PrinceZam statue (immediately blown up by Wemmbu). Its creation echoes in the Far Lands forever.
Paragon Prison
"The perfect prison." Featured piston-door traps, pressure-plate kill rooms, and stasis failsafes. Parrot escaped twice — once using piston mechanics, once via a hidden spyglass.
District 13
Built from Far Lands ruins by Horace Altman and five survivors. The resistance HQ for defeating both the Mafia and The LAW. Named as a rebellion reference. Still standing.
The End Civilization
Parrot and Wifies' secret settlement in The End dimension — the series' first End-build. Found by Deanthebean9 (Mafia). Dean freed. Mafia invaded. Parrot destroyed it himself.
Far Lands Temple
Glitched Far Lands structure housing statues of first-gen players. Where Forge information was first found. The echoes of historical events replay nearby on infinite loop.
The Stasis Chamber Maze
Hidden behind a spawn prison. Each member's pearl floated over the void in bubble-column tubes. Decoded from the "Mafia Eyes" book cipher by Spoke. Destroying it killed the entire Mafia simultaneously.
Proton Prison
ClownPierce's personal escape-room prison — built for his entertainment. Three rotating circular cells with two prisoners each. Wemmbu and PrinceZam were held here after the Zam Empire's fall.
Spoke's Galactic Empire
Season 2 military empire — 1,000 players, Horace Altman conscripted as builder. Attacked Sleepy Nation and The End. Collapsed when the army revolted against Spoke himself.
Flame's Nether Training Fortress
Built 1,000,000 blocks from spawn during exile. Multi-episode training ground that produced measurable PvP improvement — and ultimately, the tournament championship over Wemmbu.
The Eggchan Empire
Founded in Season 2 post-Mafia. Eggchan's first independent build project — made more impressive by the fact he plays at render distance 4. Wemmbu's most defensible base in Season 2.
The Deeper Mysteries
Community-sourced theories with evidence ratings. Every unexplained event, hidden pattern, and narrative thread the fandom has identified.
JamatoP Leads the NULL Players
JamatoP and the NULL Players both possess the ultra-rare Aemor Trim: Flow — a trim so rare it's almost impossible to encounter in normal gameplay. Having it in common between an established character and a mysterious faction is not coincidence. Trim colors may indicate rank: black = soldier, red = squad leader, blue = general, green = leader (JamatoP). NULL Players also use Nether portals for teleportation — JamatoP's signature movement method.
Mapicc Left Voluntarily — Is Now Against Spoke
Mapicc was found alive in the Far Lands with JamatoP. Leo showed Spoke Mapicc's shield implying death — a deliberate deception. Mapicc chose to stay when Spoke found him. The theory: JamatoP revealed Spoke's full history of deceptions to Mapicc, and Mapicc's chosen exile is a quiet act of betrayal. He may now be leading or allied with the NULL Players.
The Underworld Engineered Every War
The Underworld faction possesses server-level exploits and is theorized to control The Forge — a revival mechanism that generates power from player deaths. If deaths fuel The Forge, the Underworld has an economic motive to ensure the server never stabilizes. Every major war — the Zam Empire, the Mafia, The LAW — may have been subtly orchestrated to maintain a steady supply of deaths and Underworld dominance.
The Forge Is a Revival Engine — Wifies Proves It
The Forge produces items stronger than any vanilla Minecraft enchantment system — proven by Lakerek's Forge-weapons. But its more significant theorized function is player revival. Wifies survived Ashswag pulling his stasis chamber — a death that should have been final. His survival, his return as the Director, and his apparent planning of an elaborate revenge operation all require months of in-universe time. The Forge may have revived him — and JamatoP chose to let it happen.
Spoke Is Becoming Ashswag — His Worst Fear
Ashswag told Spoke directly: "You'll turn out exactly like me." Spoke gripped his sword tighter — an unconscious tell. The parallels compound with every arc: burning a village and hunting witnesses, using Mapicc as a tool, pre-rigging Leo's death before the battle started, building a 1,000-person empire that collapsed because he treated people as resources. When Mapicc discovers the full truth, the betrayal reveal may complete Spoke's descent.
ManePear & Flame Share a Pre-Server History with Parrot
Flame's entire honor code was explicitly taught by ManePear — yet ManePear has never had a formal on-screen introduction despite being philosophically central to Flame's character. ManePear's mid-duel armor removal (choosing honor over victory) perfectly mirrors the code he taught Flame. Fan theory: ManePear, Parrot, and possibly Theo raised or trained Flame before the server, making Flame's alliance with Parrot a family reunion rather than a political alliance.
The Mafia Had a Less Cruel Original Leader
MinuteTech told Parrot that "the Mafia used to have a different leader who was less cruel." This single line has enormous implications: the Invisible Mafia predates Ashswag's leadership. The stasis control system is too sophisticated to have been built quickly — it likely predates Ash. Who was the original leader? Why were they replaced? The original Mafia may have had economic rather than authoritarian goals. Ashswag's takeover was a deliberate escalation, not a founding.
The 1,000 Missing Players Are in the Underworld
Parrot sent 1,000 players on an expedition and they all vanished simultaneously. 1,000 simultaneous disappearances are impossible through normal server PvP — even a coordinated attack would leave bodies, evidence, and survivors. The Underworld theory: they were intercepted, their "deaths" harvested for The Forge's energy system, or they were recruited as Underworld soldiers. The timing — immediately after Parrot became King — suggests a deliberate strike against the new stable order.
Wemmbu Is Connected to the Underworld
Early theory suggested Wemmbu's Invisible Knight disguise, orbital cannon expertise, and mysterious gear pointed to Underworld membership. Largely debunked: his impulsive, emotionally transparent personality is fundamentally incompatible with the Underworld's patient, behind-the-scenes operation. His maces Gambit and Crucible were won through legitimate PvP. He was imprisoned by The LAW — the Underworld wouldn't allow this for a member.
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