Quincy

Quincy is the 5th microwave on the show, and the first Rival microwave. Like Jennie, she did minimaly dangerous experiments, until Jareth's temporary retirement after the CFL episode, so she was then used to microwave CO2 cartridges, a works bomb and sparklers before being retired. She is also one of the first microwaves to be named after an idol that Matthew was subscribed to.

Facts
Name: Quincy

Brand: Rival

First Experiment : #150 (Orange)

Last Experiment: #192 (Sparklers)

Fate: Retired

Retirement
By the CO2 canister episode, Quincy was very dirty and battleworn. She had dents on the bottom, her interior started rusting away, and her waveguide was destroyed, and as a result could not microwave well after that. Quincy was exhausted after the CO2 canisters experiment, shutting off at the end (similarly to an unseen incident in the thermometer episode), but she returned in Season 5, fixed and a bit cleaned to microwave a works bomb. She wasn't used again until when she Quincy microwaved some sparklers, but with a very worn magnetron, her performance on the sparklers was poor and most of the sparks happened on her own magnetron, making this her last episode. She was succeeded by Lindsay.

Gender
In different episodes, most notably the CO2 canister episode, Quincy was reffered to with he/him pronouns, rather than the usual she/her pronouns. In some episodes the gender neutral they/them was used. This is because of a plan for a gender-ambiguous Quincy (based on a real life person from a genderqueer blog who ges by he/him and they/them pronouns), which is likely the reason of her masculine name. Quincy's gender was retconned in season 5 when a fan became a massive fan of her. The real life Quincy is either a DFAB genderqueer individual or an incomplete-transition trans man. A shout out to that real life Quincy can be heard in the GameCube Controllers episode.

Legacy
An Unnamed microwave that was the exact same model as Quincy was used for some of the last few episodes of Season 16. Interestingly, this microwave was preceded by another unnamed microwave that was the same model as Lindsay.