Series 8 (2008)
Series 8 was the first series to be filmed in the new location of Aviemore. Phidel was in 1st place in the whole of the final week except for the Last Stand, when Pargan managed to get ahead and ultimately become the ultimate warrior. In week 1, Linzar, Wexar and Pargan lost raft race due to a faulty raft. In the second week, Druan and Thyran both lost a life in long staff when they faced each other. Sarpes, Phidel and Sonaj were the first warriors to have an all girl final 3, after Rodan, Venrav and Wymal were eliminated. All 3 Moon warriors in the qualifying weeks came fourth: Quilam, Almar and Wymal.
There were 2 injuries this series: Thyran injured her wrist in Ring Rack, and was forced to leave early. She replaced by Vilsar, who was eliminated the day after. Druan slightly hurt his back in Deep Loch but was able to continue the quest.
| Warrior Name | Real Name | Emblem | Warrior Name | Real Name | Emblem | Warrior Name | Real Name | Emblem | Warrior Name | Emblem | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Week 1 | Pargan | Megan Pardoe | Week 2 | Druan | Duncan Richard | Week 3 | Sarpes | Sophie-May Pearson | Final Week | Pargan | ||||
| Milex | Emily Fox | Rimah | Matthew Brightman | Phidel | Eilidh Prise | Phidel | ||||||||
| Adlan | Tom Langmead | Valso | Calvi Thompson | Sonaj | Kya Jones | Druan | ||||||||
| Quilam | Liam Quinn | Almar | Ellie Marshall | Wymal | Samuel Wyatt | Milex | ||||||||
| Wexar | Alex Weaver | Thyran/Vilsar | Bethany Cameron/Olivia Friend-Spencer | Venrav | Locryn Van Der Velde | Rimah | ||||||||
| Linzar | Zara Collings | Exsil | Alex Wilson | Rodan | Finn Harrod | Sarpes |
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