Wyatt Quitter

Wyatt Quitter
Quitter as of Season 6, by @Fancymancer
Basic Information
Former Team(s)	Unlimited Tacos, THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS, Tokyo Lift
Status	Static
Batting	(2.5)
Pitching	(0.8)
Defense	(3.1)
Running	(1.6)
Modifications	Honey RoastedThis Team or Player has been Honey-Roasted. Honey-Roasted players on Crunchy teams perform 100% better with 200% power. Honey-Roasted players may shell an opposing player in Peanuts weather.  Static..... When two players attempt to Echo each other, they both disappear into Static.  FlippersWhen immateria floods, this Runner will score instead of being cleared from the Bases.
Items	None
Dates Active	Jul 20, 2020–Mar 19, 2021
External Links	Blaseball-Reference Player Changes Player Page
Personal Information
Evolution	Base
Peanut Allergy	Allergic
Pregame Ritual	Gambling
Coffee Style	Light & Sweet
Blood Type	AA
Fate	92
Biographical Details
Pronouns	They/She

Wyatt Quitter was a lineup player for the Tokyo Lift, and was with the team from the Season 10 elections until being echoed into Static on Season 14, Day 99. Quitter also played for the Unlimited Tacos and THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS.

Official League Records

Quitter joined the ILB as a lineup player for the Los Angeles Tacos with the Return of Blaseball, when they were known as Taiga Quitter.

On Season 3, Day 63, Quitter swallowed a peanut and had an allergic reaction, resulting in a combined 5.6 → 3.6 stat decrease, reclaiming their title as the team's worst hitter from Wyatt Mason.

After the Season 3 Elections, Quitter was briefly known as Wyatt Mason due to The Wyatt Masoning. After The Unmasoning, their last name but not their first name was repaired, and they became known as Wyatt Quitter.

On Season 7, Day 43, Quitter swallowed a peanut and had an allergic reaction, resulting in a combined 5.12 → 2.3 stat decrease.

On Season 9, Day 46, a Big Peanut crashed into Quitter, making them  . They are the first player to become Shelled for a reason other than idolatry.

On Season 9, Day X, Quitter was conscripted to THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS as a lineup player. Following the dispersal of the PODS during the Season 10 elections, Quitter joined the Tokyo Lift as a lineup player.

During the Coffee Cup, Quitter played for the Light & Sweet Electric Co. as a lineup player.

On Season 12, Day 37, Quitter   Spies player Denzel Scott, becoming the first ILB player to shell another player.

During the Season 12 elections, Quitter received Flippers as a result of the Trust Will.

Quitter and Wyatt Mason VI echoed each other into Static when meeting on Day 99 of Season 14.

COMMUNITY REPORTS
The remainder of this article contains lore created collaboratively by the Blaseball community.

Early Life and Recruitment

Before joining the league, Quitter held a variety of jobs including carpenter, insurance salesperson, tarot reader, civil engineer, UX designer, bus driver, and chef. Though they excelled at many of these positions, they never developed a lasting career in any of those fields due to their propensity to quit after only a few weeks on the job. Their reasons for quitting are unknown, but it has been rumored that a family curse is the root cause. They were in the midst of applying for a position as a deli meat slicer at Ralphino's when they signed up for the community kickball league, marking the beginning of their blaseball career with the Los Angeles (later Unlimited) Tacos.

With the Unlimited Tacos

Despite being one of the statistically worst hitters on the team, Quitter consistently outperformed their abysmal star ranking with the combined power of plucky gumption and a dazzling smile. Though notably less of a diva than all the other players on the team, they were known for refusing to play with any bat not made of 100% pine.

Quitter was considered a vital part of the team from Day 1 regardless of the rumored curse, though there have been unconfirmed reports of Quitter attempting to quit the ILB. Quitter commented on the matter, saying "I don't want to quit. Never have. And even if I did, I wouldn't be able to. We all know incineration is the only way out."

Midway through Season 9, during a game at the Boston Flowers, Quitter was struck by a Big Peanut and became Shelled. This was a huge emotional blow for an already depleted team.

With THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS

The distress felt by teammates and fans alike was compounded on Season 9, Day X when Quitter took the field as a member of the Shelled One's team of press-ganged players. THE SHELLED ONE'S PODS easily defeated newly-crowned champions the Charleston Shoe Thieves and returned on Season 10, Day X to meet the Baltimore Crabs. This match was decided by the very first hit, with Quitter's almighty single reducing the Crabs' Spirit to -1504119; splorts journalists have called it "the shot that was heard around the Multiverse". Quitter is reportedly uncomfortable with this term. Following their subsequent defeat by the Hall Stars, Quitter and their fellow PODS were Unshelled and scattered across the Material Plane.

With the Tokyo Lift

Shortly after this event, reports emerged that an unnamed person had been discovered in a shallow crater near Dilsneyland Tokyo, swaddled in papery peanut skin and clutching a 100% pine bat. Clearly traumatised by recent experiences, they were reluctant to engage with local authorities or even to make eye contact.

Quitter was recognised by a member of the public and their identity leaked on social media. The Tokyo Lift were quick to reach out; sometime physiotherapist Lance Serotonin used contacts in the healthcare system to offer the use of Legscraper facilities "while they recuperate and consider the next stage of their journey". Quitter cautiously accepted.

During the next few weeks Quitter spent much time in the Legscraper's weights room, taking on increasingly intense workouts in silence and often late at night. This culminated in an epic weights session with Nandy Slumps as spotter, during which the two did not exchange a single word for thirty-seven hours. On racking the barbell for the last time Quitter offered in a hoarse whisper the words "Quitter don't quit" and fell asleep in Slumps' arms. The following morning they arrived for team breakfast in full Tokyo Lift uniform and requested a position on the lineup.

Quitter was impressed by the positive attitude of the young team but concerned at the players' inexperience and tactical naivety (Slumps aside). As a veteran of the Internet League, Quitter was able to describe top-tier tactics, strategies, rivalries, alliances and outright scuttlebutt as captain Stijn Strongbody listened agog. His 700 pages of often self-contradictory notes have been condensed into a personal reference work he calls the Quitter Codex.

In an emotional pre-season video call to the Unlimited Tacos, Quitter thanked them for their friendship, their support and "all the memories" before explaining that "these newbies need me or they're gonna get eaten alive". A reunion followed on Season 11, Day 16 as the Lift began a six-match series in the Los Angeli.

They remain plucky and pugnacious, but this is tempered by a growing sense of responsibility. The Lift, and Strongbody in particular, have come to rely on Quitter's alertness to trick plays and their knowledge of individual opponents' strengths and idiosyncrasies. They are close to regular workout partner Slumps and peppy troublemaker Ayanna Dumpington. They also meet up when possible with former teammates Halexandrey Walton and Wyatt Pothos.

TASTING THE INFINITE

After tasting the infinite on Season 12, Day 37, Quitter's worst fears were confirmed. The power of the PODs was what they were striving for. They were devastated when, at bat against the Spies, they   another player- Denzel Scott. Suddenly, she knew that they had to stay out of the gym. She could not be allowed to continue using this power- even accidentally. Quitter was reportedly seen dodging questions after the game, running crying from the stadium and into the streets of Tokyo. The team has no further comments, and Quitter has since been seen at bat.

Alternative Interpretations

• IF-1667 - An individual by the same name was described in a leather-bound journal discovered in storage by the Tokyo Lift. This "Wyatt Quitter" served aboard a sailing vessel as a crew member of The Tokyo Adrift.

Cheers

• Quitter don't quit
• Quitter Quitter/they're our hitter/hit or miss/we won't be bitter!

Fan Works

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  Wyatt Quitter in a hand drawn trading card xeroxed by fans and zine producers

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  Taiga Quitter by @chronarion

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  by @Fancymancer

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  Quitter and Pothos, by @Fancymancer

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  Quitter and Halexandrey Walton, by @Fancymancer

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  Sittin' Quitter, by @Fancymancer

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  Quitter Just Turn Your Hat Around, by @Fancymancer

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  Backwards Cap Gang, Ziwa and Quitter, by @Fancymancer

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  NaN (with Quitter) starstruck by Allison Abbott, by @Fancymancer

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  Boyfriend Monreal & Quitter, by @Fancymancer

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  Workout Quitter, by @Fancymancer

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  A strong opening in Season 7, by @Fancymancer

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  Lars Taylor & Quitter, chillin' by @Fancymancer

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  Mini-Blaseballer by @HetreaSky

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  Wyatt Quitter Tlopps Card by uwunium

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  Shelled Quitter

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  Quitter and Stijn Strongbody. Art by Atrium.

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  Season 11 Quitter after joining the Lift. Art by buzzard.

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  Quitter by @_waalkr

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  Karaoke Night with the Tokyo Lift during the Grand Siesta. From left to right: Gerund Pantheocide, Yusef Fenestrate, Ayanna Dumpington, Wyatt Quitter, and Stijn Strongbody. Art by Fancymancer

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  Art and propaganda for the Season 12 election by spark

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  Art by spark

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  Art by spark

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  Gerund Pantheocide and Wyatt Quitter. Art by jeules

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  Wyatt Quitter by @CurseOfScots

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