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| − | {{Season|previous= | + | {{About|the first season of [[Beta]]|the current era|Season 1}}{{Season |
| − | '''Season 1''', the inaugural season of [[Internet League Blaseball]], began on July 20, 2020. The regular season ended on July 24. The postseason and | + | |previous={{BetaSeason|0}} |
| + | |next={{BetaSeason|2}} | ||
| + | |title=The Return | ||
| + | |dates=July 20–26, 2020 | ||
| + | |champion=[[Philly Pies]] | ||
| + | |image=[[Season1.png]] | ||
| + | |caption=By [http://www.twitter.com/jrfbz @jrfbz] | ||
| + | }} | ||
| + | '''Season 1''', the inaugural season of the newly-returned [[Internet League Blaseball]], began on July 20, 2020. The regular season ended on July 24. The postseason and first [[Internet Series]] since Blaseball's return occurred on July 25. | ||
Season 1 concluded with the [[Philly Pies]] sweeping the [[Chicago Firefighters]] in three games to win the first Internet Series championship title. | Season 1 concluded with the [[Philly Pies]] sweeping the [[Chicago Firefighters]] in three games to win the first Internet Series championship title. | ||
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==Notable Events== | ==Notable Events== | ||
===The "Return" of Blaseball=== | ===The "Return" of Blaseball=== | ||
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The election form stated: "Only 1 [[Decree]] will go into effect. The Decree with the most votes from the community wins." | The election form stated: "Only 1 [[Decree]] will go into effect. The Decree with the most votes from the community wins." | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:30, 23 January 2023
Season 1, the inaugural season of the newly-returned Internet League Blaseball, began on July 20, 2020. The regular season ended on July 24. The postseason and first Internet Series since Blaseball's return occurred on July 25.
Season 1 concluded with the Philly Pies sweeping the Chicago Firefighters in three games to win the first Internet Series championship title.
Notable Events
The "Return" of Blaseball
Internet League Blaseball first became observable on July 20, 2020, with the introduction of 20 teams across the Good League and Evil League. Official sources such as The Blaseball Beat refer to this as the "revival" of Blaseball, marking "the first Internet Series since the splort returned," confirming that Blaseball has always existed.[1]
Standings
| The Good League | Record | The Evil League | Record |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lawful Good | Lawful Evil | ||
| Dallas Steaks 🥩* | 56-43 | Hades Tigers 🐅* | 63-36 |
| Chicago Firefighters 🔥* | 56-43 | Philly Pies 🥧* | 53-46 |
| Kansas City Breath Mints 🍬 | 47-52 | Mexico City Wild Wings 🍗 | 47-52 |
| San Francisco Lovers 💋 | 39-60 | Moab Sunbeams 🌞 | 40-59 |
| Los Angeles Tacos 🌮 | 35-64 | Baltimore Crabs 🦀 | 38-61 |
| Chaotic Good | Chaotic Evil | ||
| Yellowstone Magic ✨* | 63-36 | Breckenridge Jazz Hands 👐* | 58-41 |
| Boston Flowers 🌹* | 53-46 | Houston Spies 🕵️* | 53-46 |
| Charleston Shoe Thieves 👟 | 51-48 | Miami Dale 🚤 | 51-48 |
| Hawai'i Fridays 🏝️ | 48-51 | Canada Moist Talkers 🗣️ | 50-49 |
| New York Millennials 📱 | 46-53 | Seattle Garages 🎸 | 43-56 |
* Denotes teams that advanced to the playoffs.
Divine Favor
| Ties: | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Team: | 💋 | 🌮 | 🥩 | 🍬 | 🔥 | 👟 | 🌹 | 🏝️ | ✨ | 📱 | 🦀 | 🥧 | 🌞 | 🍗 | 🐅 | 🗣️ | 🕵️ | 🚤 | 🎸 | 👐 |
Postseason
Teams that advanced to the postseason:
- Yellowstone Magic
- Boston Flowers
- Dallas Steaks
- Chicago Firefighters
- Hades Tigers
- Houston Spies
- Breckenridge Jazz Hands
- Philly Pies
The Philly Pies went on an undefeated run in the postseason to win the championship.
| Round of 8 | Round of 4 | Internet Series | |||||||||||
| 1 | Yellowstone Magic | 0 | |||||||||||
| 4 | Boston Flowers | 3 | |||||||||||
| 4 | Boston Flowers | 1 | |||||||||||
| Good League | |||||||||||||
| 3 | Chicago Firefighters | 3 | |||||||||||
| 2 | Dallas Steaks | 1 | |||||||||||
| 3 | Chicago Firefighters | 3 | |||||||||||
| GL | Chicago Firefighters | 0 | |||||||||||
| EL | Philly Pies | 3 | |||||||||||
| 1 | Hades Tigers | 2 | |||||||||||
| 4 | Houston Spies | 3 | |||||||||||
| 4 | Houston Spies | 0 | |||||||||||
| Evil League | |||||||||||||
| 3 | Philly Pies | 3 | |||||||||||
| 2 | Breckenridge Jazz Hands | 0 | |||||||||||
| 3 | Philly Pies | 3 | |||||||||||
Election Ballot
Decrees
The election form stated: "Only 1 Decree will go into effect. The Decree with the most votes from the community wins."
| Icon | Name | Effect |
|---|---|---|
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Redistribute Wealth | The top five players from the Internet Series champion will be distributed to five other random teams in the league. |
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Relegation | The last place team in the league will be eliminated from the league, and replaced with a new team. |
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Open the Forbidden Book | It is Forbidden. |
Blessings
| Name | Effect |
|---|---|
| Team Boost | Your team goes to a team-building workshop. This will boost your team's stats overall by 6%. |
| Hitting Boost | Give your players cups of Yes Plz coffee. This will boost your team's hitting by 10%. |
| Pitching Boost | Your pitchers each grow an extra finger. This will boost your team's pitching by 10%. |
| Max Out Hitter | This will max out the hitting stats of a random hitter on your team. |
| Max Out Pitcher | This will max out the hitting stats of a random pitcher on your team. |
| Steal Best Hitter | This will steal the highest rated hitter in the league to your team. |
| Steal Best Pitcher | This will steal the highest rated pitcher in the league to your team. |
| Randomize Players | Your five worst players will be sent into deep hypnosis, randomizing their stats. |
Election Results
At the conclusion of the season, the following were enacted:
Decrees
- Open the Forbidden Book passed with 566 votes, 61% of all decree votes
- The Book Opens.
- Solar Eclipse.
- Umpires' eyes turn white.
- Star player Jaylen Hotdogfingers is incinerated. They were replaced on the Garages rotation by Derrick Krueger.
- Hellmouth swallows the Moab Desert.
- THE DISCIPLINE ERA BEGINS
Blessings
List of Blessings Results:
- Team Boost blessed the Baltimore Crabs
- Their overall stats were improved 6%.
- Hitting Boost blessed the Yellowstone Magic
- Their hitting was improved 10%.
- Pitching Boost blessed the Hades Tigers
- Their pitching was improved 10%.
- Max Out Hitter blessed the Dallas Steaks
- Jessica Telephone's hitting stats were maxed out.
- Max Out Pitcher blessed the Kansas City Breath Mints
- PolkaDot Patterson's pitching stats were maxed out.
- Steal Best Hitter blessed the Philly Pies
- The Philly Pies stole the best hitter in the league, Jessica Telephone, from the Dallas Steaks. They sent back August Mina.
- Steal Best Pitcher blessed the Baltimore Crabs
- The Baltimore Crabs stole the best pitcher in the league, PolkaDot Patterson, from the Kansas City Breath Mints. They sent back Winnie Hess.
- Randomize Players blessed the Hades Tigers
- Randomized the hitting stats for the Hades Tigers's worst player, Daniel Duffy.
- Randomized the hitting stats for the Hades Tigers's worst player, Zion Aliciakeyes.
- Randomized the hitting stats for the Hades Tigers's worst player, Alyssa Harrell.
- Randomized the hitting stats for the Hades Tigers's worst player, Moody Cookbook.
- Randomized the hitting stats for the Hades Tigers's worst player, Moody Cookbook.
- Note: Moody was re-rolled twice, as they were still the worst player after their first re-roll.
Mystery Blessings
After Season 1 blessings were awarded, the umpire ump_chaff announced two more blessings that "happened at the same time as the regular election but were not officially part of said election." The umpire then stated, "I've added these transactions to the site as public knowledge."
- Mystery Defection blessed the Hawai'i Fridays
- Nagomi Mcdaniel mysteriously defected to the Hawai'i Fridays. Nolanestophia Patterson swapped to the Tigers. There's still no clear answer for why this happened.
- Mystery Improvement blessed the Kansas City Breath Mints
- Winnie Hess mysteriously improved to 2.5 stars after being traded from the Crabs to the Breath Mints. An investigation may be incoming.
During the elections, after blessings were processed, Nicholas Mora and Yazmin Mason swapped teams, with no indication as to why. This may have been a third mystery blessing that was never recorded.[2]
During the fourth Inside A Blaseball stream, the developers revealed that these mystery blessings were most likely due to a bug that caused the election to run multiple times.[3] According to the developers, this bug likely also overwrote a version of the election where the Yellowstone Magic won several blessings - the team would go on to not win a single blessing until Season β8.
- ↑ The Game Band (27 Jul 2020). "Pies Win First Internet Series!". The Blaseball Beat.
- ↑ https://twitter.com/SIBROfficial/status/1309703861628596225
- ↑ The Game Band (25 Feb 2021). "Inside a Blaseball Episode #4 - February 25, 2021".
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