Objects of Terror Co Hosts: Announcer, MePhoneX & Evil Leafy Guide

There are exactly three Objects of Terror co hosts — Announcer, MePhoneX, and Evil Leafy — and each one is tied to its own season-win badge. Knowing which Objects of Terror co hosts exist matters because your hunter-side pick decides which award you can actually earn, and because every 1v7 season is built around one job: eliminating the entire Contestant team. Below is what the community wiki confirms about each hunter, how the badge list is structured around them, and what recorded gameplay shows about the Contestants they are chasing.

The Objects of Terror Co Hosts Roster at a Glance

Objects of Terror is a Roblox asymmetrical horror game developed by Fish Frontier, per the Objects of Terror Wiki page updated November 4, 2026 (captured November 9, 2026). That snapshot describes 1v7 seasons on eight-player servers, with seven Contestants drawn from Battle for Dream Island and Inanimate Insanity facing a single Co-Host. The wiki also flags the game as BETA in the same update, so treat roster and badge details as a snapshot rather than a permanent list.

All three Objects of Terror co hosts are named on that page, and each maps cleanly to one season-win badge.

Source: Objects of Terror Wiki, page updated November 4, 2026, captured November 9, 2026.

The pattern is easy to read. None of the three badges are described as damage milestones or survival milestones — they are awarded for finishing a season on the winning side as that specific character. In practice, you cannot earn all three with a single favorite pick; each one asks you to commit a full season to a different hunter.

How the Six-Badge List Shapes Hunter Picks

The same November 4, 2026 wiki snapshot lists six badges in total: LET THE TERROR BEGIN for joining the game for the first time, ELIMINATION TIME for experiencing a first loss, the three co-host win badges above, and SEASON WINNER for winning a season as the final Contestant.

Two of those six arrive automatically as you learn the game. That leaves four that demand actual results, and three of the four belong to the hunter side. If you are chasing completion, the Objects of Terror co hosts are the most efficient place to spend your seasons — but only if you rotate characters instead of maining one.

One more structural note: because SEASON WINNER belongs to the last surviving Contestant, every season you spend as a Co-Host is a season you are not spending on that badge. Alternating roles is the honest way to chip away at the list.

What Co-Hosts Are Actually Hunting: Contestant Tools

Player experience from recorded sessions paints a clearer picture of the hunter's problem than the wiki does. In a gameplay video featured on the Objects of Terror Wiki (Zombuddle, “The Most Promising Asym I've ever Played | Objects of Terror”), a full round showed several Contestant mechanics that directly affect how a Co-Host has to play.

• Recovery centers can undo a knockdown. Downed Contestants were revivable at recovery points, and one player noted an automatic recovery center kept them in the round. A knockdown is not always a confirmed elimination.
• Teardrop carried a gun plus a water-punch passive. In that session, the character had a ranged option and a close-range passive, with a cooldown the player did not initially know about.
• Golf Ball set traps. Land mines and stun pads were placed around the map, including a setup the player described as a triple stun.
• A “blue-ray” state granted heavy protection. One player reported a minute-long force field and immunity to map bugs while in that state.
• Map hazards did work for both sides. Floor spikes damaged players, and a RYN shadow-dimension challenge area changed how movement and throws played out.

These are observations from a single recorded session, not a full character breakdown, so treat them as a starting point rather than a complete kit list.

For Objects of Terror co hosts, the practical takeaway is to slow down after a hit. If a Contestant can be revived at a recovery point, a chase that looks finished can restart behind you while you are already walking away.

Cosmetics Tied to the Co-Host Roster

Evil Leafy is the one Co-Host with named cosmetics in the November 4, 2026 wiki snapshot, which makes her the easiest hunter to theme around. Prices and contents below are dated to that snapshot and can change in-game.

Source: Objects of Terror Wiki, page updated November 4, 2026, captured November 9, 2026.

The wiki describes the Steamworks pack as cosmetic only, with no gameplay advantages. That is worth repeating: if you are new and choosing between a pass and practice, the pass will not make a season easier to win.

Tips for Your First Seasons on the Hunter Side

• Check the badge you still need before you care about cosmetics. Three of the six badges require a specific Co-Host win, so your character choice is a progress decision first and a look decision second.
• Expect selection to be limited. In the recorded session, the player could not simply pick any character they wanted. Plan to earn co-host wins across many seasons rather than in one sitting.
• Sweep the whole map. That same session ended with players realizing a large section of the map had gone unused for the entire round — and unused space is where Contestants hide.
• Respect the hazard layout. Spikes and other map elements damaged players in the footage, and a hunter who ignores terrain gives up free pressure.

FAQ

How many Objects of Terror co hosts are there? Three, according to the November 4, 2026 Objects of Terror Wiki snapshot: Announcer, MePhoneX, and Evil Leafy.

Which badge does each Co-Host unlock? Announcer awards BUDGET CUTS, MePhoneX awards REALITY OF THE SITUATION, and Evil Leafy awards SHE DESERVES THIS. Each one requires winning a season as that character.

Do I need a gamepass to play as an Objects of Terror Co-Host? The two packs described in the November 4, 2026 snapshot are listed as cosmetic content, not role unlocks. To confirm live access and pricing, check the official Objects of Terror page on Roblox and the community wiki’s co-host page.

Who developed Objects of Terror, and where can I play it? Fish Frontier developed it, and it is played on Roblox. The wiki snapshot lists eight-player servers running 1v7 seasons.