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Taoism (or Ying-Yang), labeled The Compare and Contrast, is a contestant on Object Oppose and was a member of both Team Motor Tires and Team Ever Glue Stix.

Character
Taoism is a two-toned person with two personalities obversely different from each other. The two personalities are two people—referred to as Ying and Yang—sharing one body. Ying and Yang are semi-identical conjoined twins being diversely two in one. Because of their different features, they usually like to fight or argue with each other, but may occasionally cooperate.

Ying, the black side of Taoism, is usually a kind individual who loves making friends and being a volunteer; however, he can get rather violent as Yang when irritation.

''Yang, the white side of Taoism, is an evil spirited person who is aggressive and competitive. He likes causing chaos, mayhem, and even injuries to other people, yet sometimes shows respect for them and regrets his evil actions.''

Trivia

 * Taoism parallels with and is referenced by Yin-Yang from Inanimate Insanity.
 * Taoism is identified from black to white, accurately symbolizing the symbol; with Yin-Yang, it's the other way around.
 * Unlike Taoism, Yin-Yang isn't an object.
 * Ying and Yang only got separated from each other in "Duo vs. Dual."
 * Both halves of Taoism are different from each other. But Taoism himself is masculine. Unlike the symbol, Ying and Yang don't share a gender balance.
 * Taoism is partly a symbol but is instead an object. He was first considered glass, as mentioned in "Jello is Never Difficult," but was decided stone afterward.
 * Mentioned in "Speedy or Sporty," Taoism is composed of obsidian, although Yang is white because obsidian is a dark-colored stone.
 * Taoism mentioned the large ruby inside him since "The Puzzled Path" was a mysterious error. (Before, he was a slate stone with a ruby inside referring to his heart.)
 * Taoism, in "Race in Order," was initially flat seen to as a symbol. But in "Jello is Never Difficult," with his new asset, he is currently a spherical figure.
 * Taoism is the only contestant on Object Oppose who was a member of both Team Motor Tires and Team Ever Glue Stix because of getting eliminated but then rejoining. So far, Taoism is the only contestant to be given another chance to compete.
 * Taoism's original name was Ying-Yang and is the first character suggested on Object Oppose.
 * Taoism is also the first character to appear with a voice.