Inanimate Insanity - Tier Maker
Inanimate Insanity - Official Tier
Editorial placements for Inanimate Insanity, with the reasoning behind each list.
Inanimate Insanity - Blind Rank
The next character from Inanimate Insanity is drawn for you, so you never pick who comes next. Top 5 holds one per slot. The Tier List works like the regular board, with several characters in each row.
Inanimate Insanity - Versus
Run a fast elimination tournament for Inanimate Insanity and keep choosing winners until only one character remains.
Inanimate Insanity - Bracket
Build a championship bracket for Inanimate Insanity. Drag the seeds, or fill them at random. Click a fighter to send them through, or roll the match.
Inanimate Insanity - Alignment Chart
Arrange Inanimate Insanity in a grid or circle with up to 16 sections. Place characters freely, including between sections.
Inanimate Insanity - 0–10
Give each Inanimate Insanity character a score from 0 to 10. Same scores sit together, from 10 at the top down to 0.
Number keys set 0 to 9. Tap a character on the board to change that score.
Characters (96)
Power
Power in Inanimate Insanity comes from control of the game, technical skill or the ability to manipulate others. MePhone4 sets the challenges, Steve Cobs owns the company, and MePhone X was built to pose a direct threat. Taco works through manipulation; Test Tube and the other inventors matter through what they build.
Mephone4
Mephonex
Steve Cobs
Taco
Mepad
Test Tube
Paintbrush
Bot
Knife
Yin Yang
Springy
The Prime Shimmer
J U S T I N
B R I A N
A D A M
Walkie Talkie
Zoetrope
Camera 2
Dr Fizz
Groscer
Baxter
Tyler Bombard
Contestants
OJ and Taco reach the first finale; Suitcase and Knife make it to the end of Season 2. Invitational and IV bring in a new group of standouts, including Bot, Cabby and Silver Spoon. This ranking weighs challenge results alongside each contestant's lasting role in the series.
Oj
Taco
Suitcase
Knife
Microphone
Lightbulb
Paintbrush
Fan
Test Tube
Bot
Cabby
Yin Yang
Balloon
Marshmallow
Apple
Bow
Paper
Pickle
Nickel
Baseball
Bomb
Salt
Pepper
Cheesy
Trophy
Tissues
Box
Silver Spoon
Tea Kettle
Blueberry
Goo
Lifering
Candle
Clover
The Floor
Spikey
Tapey
Teddy Bear
Starfruit
Cherries
Dough
Bonesaw
Jack
Cammy
Magnet
Metag
Soap
Poppy
Hosts & Robots
MePhone4 hosts the competition and sets its challenges; MePad monitors the game, and Steve Cobs controls the company behind it. Other MePhones and robots appear as replacements, helpers or part of the machinery. Their placements reflect how much each one shapes the show.
Mephone4
Mepad
Steve Cobs
Mephone4s
Toilet
Window
Puffball Speaker Box
Gamey
Mephone1
Mephone3g
Mephone3gs
Mephone5
Mephone6
Mephone7
Mephonex
B R I A N
J U S T I N
Mephone5c
Mephone5s
Mebook
Mecintosh
Metag
Recommended Characters
Recommended characters start as objects submitted by viewers, then make occasional appearances across the series. Banana and Bell leave the clearest impression, while the rest turn up in shorter scenes and running gags. The ranking weighs how often each character appears and how memorable those moments are.
Banana
Bell
Clip
Cookie
Cork
Dictionary
Dime
Guitar
Magic 8
Magnifying Glass
Party Hat
Poptart
Rubber Ball
Tellie
Toilet Paper
Icons
MePhone4 is the face of the competition; OJ, Taco, Suitcase and Knife anchor the early finales. Lightbulb, Microphone and the newer cast mark different eras of the show. The top placements go to the characters most closely tied to its identity and major seasons.
Mephone4
Oj
Taco
Suitcase
Knife
Microphone
Lightbulb
Paintbrush
Fan
Test Tube
Marshmallow
Balloon
Apple
Bow
Yin Yang
Bot
Cabby
Nickel
Trophy
Cheesy
Box
Salt
Pepper
Pickle
Paper
Soap
Tissues
Clover
Candle
Silver Spoon
Want to rank them yourself? Open the Tier Maker tab.
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