Body Control Freestyle

Sometimes, a chaotic rodeo needs an extra chaotic event. In this instance, it's the Body Control Freestyle!

In this event, contestants have to lead a series of bodies through a series of tasks. Examples may be to make one body do jumping jacks, or to get another body to change clothing into a new outfit. All contestants have to guide the same bodies to do these tasks on their turn, with each body providing some level of resistance to the control. Time is recorded when the contestant has made the final body successfully complete their task--and a contestant is disqualified if they can't make the target body complete the task after five attempts.

In this event, since it is called 'freestyle', the contestants get to choose to use whatever means they can manage to control a body to complete those tasks. Contestants are allowed to possess, remotely control, conjoin or fuse with, or transform a body in any way to **** the bodies to complete the task. Whatever technique they find most comfortable is where they can demonstrate their skills--but some target bodies are more resilient than others to certain forms of control! In the 50th annual BCR, one demonic target body was so adept at resisting possession or body control that a full third of the entrants were disqualified that year. The contestants merely needed to make the target body push over a stack of boxes next to the body, but few were able to do it with the target body's own limbs--the most successful ones transformed the target body, making it grow large enough to knock down the boxes before the body could respond.

This is really the event where there's no equal playing field, there's no way to predict who will be controlled, what they have to be made to do, or who the contestants might be. It's truly an anything-goes event, often with surprising results!