House of Villains season 2

• Battle Royale Challenge (Crimes Against Reality): Played in two teams of five, each team member begins in one of five adjacent cells of their team's cell block. The team member in the first cell must complete a task to break into the second team member's cell. These two team members then break into the third team member's cell, with this process continuing until all five players break out of the fifth cell. Additionally, in each cell is a "FU lever." If any contestant pulls the lever, they receive immunity for the week, but their team is penalized for one minute. The first team to break out of all five cells wins the ability to elect the Supervillain of the Week from their team.

• Redemption Challenge (Hollywood Walk of No Shame): Contestants have one hour to collect as many signatures for a petition as possible from passersby along the Hollywood Walk of Fame. The contestant who collects the most signatures wins

• Battle Royale Challenge (Party Crashers): Contestants attend a party where each time the music stops playing, they must form groups of the size announced by host Joel McHale. Any contestants leftover after each group has been formed are eliminated from the challenge. The last contestant standing wins.

• Redemption Challenge (Body Snatchers): Being directed by another contestant of their choice, contestants must make their way to the center of an electric maze while blindfolded, collect an inflatable doll, then proceed to the exit. The contestant with the fastest time wins.

• Battle Royale Challenge: Host Joel McHale presents a box to the house and announces that two contestants will partake in an election to be voted as Supervillain of the Week. To determine these two contestants, the contestant who took the box opens it to reveal their outcome for the challenge, then passes the box to another contestant of their choice to open the next outcome, with this process continuing until two contestants are confirmed as candidates. Outcomes of boxes include being confirmed as one of the candidates, being eliminated from contention, immunity from the Hit List, or choosing another contestant to eliminate from contention. Afterwards, the two contestants confirmed as candidates have the afternoon to campaign to the remaining contestants before a vote is held to determine Supervillain of the Week.

• Redemption Challenge (Erase to Escape): Contestants must search for their names written or stickered on 85 surfaces around a high school and erase or remove them. The first contestant to finish wins.

• Battle Royale Challenge (Blood On Your Hands): Each round, one contestant opens a box to reveal two identical bags: one filled with "blood" and one filled with "plasma". They must assign one bag to themselves and one for their opponent. Their opponent then has the decision to keep or switch the bags before they are opened. The contestant who opens the bag of plasma progresses to the next round while the contestant with the blood is eliminated from the challenge. The contestant that wins the final round becomes Supervillain of the Week.

• Redemption Challenge (Cap It Off): Contestants are presented with various photos of moments from the season and attempt to come up with a humorous caption for each photo. The captions are then presented anonymously to the non-competing contestants, who vote for their most humorous caption, with each vote earning a point for the creator of the caption. The contestant who scores the most points wins.

Following Victoria's banishment, the remaining seven contestants had to rank themselves from most to least villainous. It was then revealed that as part of a Double Banishment twist, the contestant ranked as least villainous, Teresa, would also be banished.

• Battle Royale Challenge (Zero ****s to Give): Contestants must use a slingshot to launch 25 bombs over a fence. Midway through the challenge, contestants are given the chance to distribute five additional bombs among other contestants to slow them down. The first contestant to successfully launch all their bombs wins.

During the Battle Royale Challenge, the eliminated contestants returned for the finale and it was revealed that the winner of the season would be determined by a jury vote. The winner of the Battle Royale Challenge would automatically make it to the finale, joined by the contestant they did not nominate on the Hit List. The three contestants on the Hit List then compete in the Redemption Challenge for the final spot in the finale, with the two losing contestants eliminated.

• Battle Royale Challenge (Touch of Evil): Contestants attempt to maintain contact with a statue made of butter for as long as possible. Throughout the challenge, conditions such as balancing on one leg are added to make the challenge more difficult. The last contestant standing wins.

• Redemption Challenge (Arch Enemies): Contestants are presented with nine quotes said by other contestants about them during the season. They must arrange blocks with the faces of these contestants, in the order the quotes are presented, to build an arch between two pedestals. The first contestant to finish wins and claims the final spot in the finale.