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The 'Shintoist Province and Scarlet Devil of Team Crimson' (Japanese: 真紅団の神道州と紅悪魔, Hepburn: 'Shinku-dan no Shintō-shū to Kōakuma'), often shortened to just Team Crimson and by its acronym SPASDOT, is a Minecraftian communist militant group that follows a customized doctrine of Notchist Shinto. SPASDOT gained global prominence in early 2003 when they took part in the 2002 Rockton Attacks.
The group has been formally designated as a foreign terrorist organization by several countries, such as the United States, Canada, Japan, the United Kingdom, and many other members of the United Nations. SPASDOT was hugely known for their extensive use of propaganda, primarily their gruesome videos of them attacking soldiers and civilians, including journalists and aid workers, and the attempted destruction of their cultural heritage sites.
The group originated in 1997 when Fred Fuchs' son, Jack Fuchs, pledged his allegiance to commit attacks against Minecraftia and was proclaimed a shogunate in 1999 and since then, the group has been referring to themselves as the Shintoist Province or Scarlet Devil. As a shogunate, they claim religious, political, and military authority over all Japanese people worldwide and foreign citizens that are of full or partial Japanese descent.
In Minecraftia, the group conducted ground attacks on both government forces and opposition factions and by the summer of 2005, they held a large area in Eastern Minecraftia, controlling an estimated 25% of the country's population. In the spring of 2008, Team Crimson lost a huge chunk of their group to Queen Konata of Minecraftia and other anti-Team Crimson troops. Following their defeat and the loss of their founder Fred Fuchs and his son Jack Fuchs, they continued to lose territory to the government and by spring 2009, they controlled no more territory.
Notable Members
Shoguns
| Name | Joined in | Current Status |
|---|---|---|
| Fred Fuchs | 1997 | Deceased |
| Jack Fuchs | 1997 | Deceased |
| Kuriko Kushimura | 2011 | Deceased |