Object Adversity

Object Adversity, abbreviated as OA, is an online PowerPoint animated reality show (Object Show) that first premiered on April 26th, 2016 on YouTube in Technet Object's account. The show revolves around 28 contestants battling in a competition for a legendary treasure.

Overview
Object Adversity consists of 21 contestants battling in an elimination-based competition, where they battle to win a chest full of jewels, diamonds, rubies, etc. The show is kicked off when Target calls over the 24 original contestants to start the competition.

In part two of Episode 1, Target introduces 4 new contestants to add to the show, of which are Mirror, Missile, Feldspar and Curtain.

History
Object Adversity was first an alternative to Technet Object's cancelled object show, Expeditious Objects. Object Adversity was Technet Object's 5th full-fledged object show, followed by Object Mania, Object Mania Reboot, Optical Objects (never aired), and Expeditious Objects.

The first episode of the series was released on April 26th, 2016 on Technet Object's channel, and managed to gain a decent reception from viewers. The episode has 1,297 views as of August 3rd, 2016.

Technet Object held auditions for the show after the success of episode 1, and was able to hire 4 co-animators, GEN_ELEMENT, Nacho Cheese Millionaire, Treetopchallenge, and Midnight Light.

During the intermission between episodes 1 and 2, the show's style was changed from a viewer vote to a character vote. This led to the separation of episode 2 into 2 parts. Though this was later adapted to a full episode containing episodes 1 and 2a, while the former episode 2b was adapted to simply episode 2.

During the second episode's production, Technet Object and Midnight Light unfortunately left the project during production of the third episode. Technet left due to loss of all interest in the series's production (although later returning), and Midnight Light was ejected from the crew after excommunication with his computer. Because of this, the show was moved to a group channel simply called Object Adversity.

A while after the crew had been working independently, Technet Object returned to the crew to work on the project once again, which sped up the production of the second episode, which is still yet to be released.