Gainer Guzzle

Participants
The competition is open to sharkmen with proven belly prowess—typically Big Belly Club members or hopefuls aiming to join. Entrants range from 7’2” to 7’6” behemoths, their bellies already hefty at over 300 pounds (0.14 t), ready to swell further. Veterans like those from the Shark Kings Order often oversee, while rookies flex their guts for glory. 

Membership  
Entry into the Shark Kings Order is reserved for sharkmen of exceptional physical power and strategic acumen. Candidates must demonstrate mastery over their robust frames—typically exceeding 350 pounds (0.16 t) of muscle—and leadership through trials such as coastal governance challenges and deep-sea command exercises. Accepted members form an elite council, their imposing statures and seasoned intellect marking them as the sovereign stewards of sharkman society. 

Headquarters 
The order’s stronghold crowns Shark Island’s highest peak, a majestic citadel known as the “Crown Hold.” Constructed from polished stone and steel, this fortress features grand halls adorned with trophies of past victories—massive skulls and anchors—reflecting the kings’ dominion. A central throne chamber overlooks the island’s bays, equipped with advanced surveillance for strategic oversight, while a fortified training ground below sharpens their physical supremacy. 

Rules & Mechanics 
Competitors line up at long tables, each facing a gallon-sized vat of gainer—a muscle-boosting serum perfected by Growing-Futuristics-Inc. The goal: chug as much as possible in ten minutes without spilling or yielding. Bellies balloon fast, depending on the sharkman’s biology—tracked by judges with measuring bands. The winner claims the title of “Guzzle King” based on volume consumed and belly size increased, judged by girth and firmness. Vomiting or quitting disqualifies instantly. 

Significance 
This isn’t just a drinking game—it’s a brutal test of endurance and belly capacity, celebrating the ethos of the Big Belly Club. Winners gain prestige, their swollen midsections a badge of honor paraded at feasts. The event fuels sharkman lore, inspiring products like BellyUP and showcasing their muscle-driven resilience to awed crowds.