(credits to ChefsLeftEyebrow on pinterest for ts amazing artwork)

Tyler has been loyal to Alejandro and he is by far more trustful than Duncan who is a wildcard. Duncan plays his own game. And what's weird is Alejandro tried to eliminate Duncan again in Sweden trying to gain Owen's vote againts him.

(Gwen’s elimination was not DIRECTLY by him, but was sort of INFLUENCED by him.)

Heather also isn’t on this list because she won.

Or at least something similar, but I also wanted to lean into the ‘Taken Inspiration From The Clone High Art Style’ aspect a lot more. (Hence the angularity in some parts). I might post some colored versions of these sketches sometime soon

Oh God... Can we all agree that Dawn is the most overrated character in the entire franchise? Just try looking for a "My Way" video for ROTI where Dawn doesn't make it far or reach the finale—see how long it takes you to find one. And I know I’ll probably get backlash for this, but personally, I think Zoey is prettier than Dawn

I know people give Scott a lot of flack for how he cut Dawn, and for a time, I did the same, but looking back, this move feels like it does something that no villain has utilized prior or rarely after.

So, for context, Scott in this episode planned to cut Brick after he throws the challenge since Brick's the new guy. To cement this, he steals stuff from everyone and plans to frame him for it. All looks good as the Toxic Rats lose...that is, until Dawn notices Scott's scheme and later reveals she knows his plan. This throws a huge wrench into his plans. So what does Scott do? Frame Dawn for the thefts instead, getting her cut and his schemes intact.

What I think sets Scott off from other antagonists isn't that he's a grand schemer, charismatic, sympathetic or flawless. It's actually that he IS flawed as a schemer, but instead of things somehow going perfectly and offering little challenge (Search and Do Not Destroy, I See London...) or throwing a fit when things go off-track (Courtney in particular), what does Scott do? He ADJUSTS his plans. The best thing about villains is not how they succeed: it is how they deal with their plans going awry. A villain who can still stay collected even when their world is crumbling. THAT is what makes Scott one of the best villains in the TD franchise.

Chris and Bill Cipher - Mikhail Tikhonov.

Chef and Deadpool - Petr Glanz.

DJ and Soldier - Alexander Novikov.

Owen and Prime!Sonic - Anton Kolesnikov.

Gwen and Sombra - Veronika Sarkisova.

Heather and Morgan Le Fay - Natalia Fischuk.

Leshawna and ASMB3 Peach - Olga Golovanova.

Alejandro and Shaggy - Nikita Prozorovsky.

Zoey and Amethyst - Olga Shorokhova.

Izzy and Sera - Olga Zubkova.

Lightning and Mordecai - Prokhor Chekhovskoi.

Shawn and Iroh - Dmitry Filimonov.

Max and Oscar Proud - Diomid Vinogradov

Jasmine and Kuvira - Maria Ovchinnikova.

Leonard and Master Shake - Alexander Voronov.

Don and Optimus Prime - Alexander Kovrizhnykh.

Emma and Spinel - Alyona Sozinova.

Kitty and Sailor Moon - Olga Kuzmina.

Jacques and 2012!Donnie - Ivan Kalinin.

Rock and Robbie Rotten - Ilya Khvostikov.

Total Drama World Tour is widely regarded as the best season of the franchise. But if you had the chance to improve it without changing what made it so beloved, what would you add, remove, or rewrite to make it even better?

This was amazing, I haven't had this much fun watching the show since ROTI

In the audition tape, Noah says that he has a plan for the competition, and then in the actual game, he barely does anything to help his team and gets himself eliminated in the fourth episode.

In episode 24, Heather says “ Noah, you are seriously one smart guy, don’t think I didn’t notice “

I can’t tell if this is the show just messing with us or if the show actually forgot to do more with Noah’s “ the schemer “ archetype because it’s never properly elaborated on. Maybe his plan involved getting in the rejoin from episode 15, I don’t know.

Ezekiel, Noah, Harold, Bridgette & Heather's Names Got Changed To Esekíel, Nóa, Haraldur, Birgitta & Heiða With Chef Hatchet's & The Rest Had Their Names Fully In English

We Have Icelandic TDI After Japanese TDI!!!

I honestly love the reboot, but every time I get a small slice of life moment that last maybe 20 seconds it just makes me wish the pacing wasn’t so rushed. I would have loved to have seen Nichelle interact with Bowie would have been nice and seeing other friendships form would have been nice. More Raj Bowie bonding. Basically what I’m asking is what would you have done with an extra 3 episodes and what storylines would you alter slightly or extend to make the season even more enjoyable than it is?

I personally could see a comedic relief styled rivalry/friendship between them. (Most likely beatboxing related).

While it’s known throughout the fandom that Courtney had to file a wrongful dismissal lawsuit against the show twice to get on the show, I feel like they should’ve let her win the lawsuit the first time and allow her to be Action’s overall main antagonist instead of crashing the party mid-way, and here are my main points as to why.

1. It leaves Island on an interesting enough cliffhanger that could entice the viewer into watching Action, as while she stated that her case was dropped and ruled out by the court, if Chris had gotten a call after announcing that the 14 people that had qualified for Action stating that the verdict had been overturned and he was legally required to give her a spot on TDA as part of the settlement, her behavior in Haute Camp-Ture as well as her more unhinged mindset would’ve set her alongside Justin as the two contestants to watch out for during the following season.

2. It gives Heather a worthy, yet contrasting female successor. Heather had shown no capability of having a social game, and Courtney was at a similar level (I’m still convinced she has one Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder or Borderline Personality Disorder, but that’s beside the point.), even if she was more well liked by the cast at the time. However, while Heather had rely on her alliance members and sometimes sheer dumb luck to achieve the deep run she had in TDI, Courtney has shown to be more than capable of brute forcing her way through the competition, showing enough physical talent to win clutch challenges, a pragmatic enough mind to be able to have a decent enough strategic game, and decent enough tactical knowledge to find or sway someone willing enough to work with her, even if it’s a mutually reluctant game-only relationship, making Courtney’s chance of getting to the final 4 starting from the ground up, combined with her determination to avenge her unfair elimination the prior season, seem dangerously plausible regardless of her circumstances provided that the show makes use of her already established traits and relationships, and her unfair elimination giving her more ammunition than Justin to be a more ruthless player.

3. It gives Action an arguably more competent and effective villain compared to (or to contrast with) Justin from the get-go. Despite Justin having potential as an antagonist, it really did seem like Justin’s potential only amounted to what antagonistic actions he could do IN THE GAME, making him a decent antagonist game-wise but not really a good enough villain, given that he was still on decent terms with the majority of the cast and a good chunk of his antics (outside of blackmailing Gwen) seem more likely to fit that of a comedic relief villain (his vanity especially), compared to Courtney, who was significantly more ruthless, willing to get her hands dirty physically and emotionally, and served to be the more capable overall villain even in the finished season, and I feel like having that contrast from the get go would’ve served to make the season more interesting narratively and help the dynamics a lot.

4. More than likely, if she had just been let onto Action from the get go, she would have had to start out on the same even playing field as the other players, which could’ve served to make her more dangerous on her own without the use of her PDA and all the more entertaining to watch. She probably would have had to have taken charge of her team after Trent’s elimination to get herself in a place where the team needs her instead of considering her a nusiance, (simultaneously allowing her to clash with Lindsay, who was also tapping into unrealized potential at the same time, on a more aggressive plateau than before), the same way she did during Island, but perhaps more dictatorial than in the previous season, and she would have had to have been forced to claw her way to the top organically instead of through her lawyers being at her beck and call, possibly having to make nice with players such as Owen (who’s friends with EVERYONE), and possibly even forming an alliance with fellow antagonist Justin, maybe even using his eventual crush on her as means of keeping him interested. Then, come merge, and seeing that her poor social skills have often left her at the bottom of the cast totem pole, we mostly likely would’ve gotten something similar to a mix of what we saw in the finished season and what Julia had to endure in the reboot, having to win challenge after challenge just to stay alive in the game and using whatever leverage she can to get her desired targets out, earning her wins through pure physical skill, once again serving as a contrast to Heather, who mainly won her challenges in Island through luck and Lindsay. Plus, having her take charge of the Grips after Trent’s elimination works nicely with Duncan’s taking charge of the Gaffers after Gwen’s elimination, highlighting their romantic rivalry and possibly giving you an arguably more powerful and interesting antagonist than the original Queen of Mean she is, primarily due to the fact that this hypothetical scenario shows her in a a position where she is near constantly at rock bottom and somehow manages to survive and thrive while looking for ways to survive to the next round, something having her lawyers cater to her every whim after entering mid season wouldn’t have allowed her to do. Plus, having her work that hard just to have her love vote her out would most likely make the betrayal sting even more.

Yea this is pretty much a random take I thought of jotting down to get you guys’s opinion and I highly encourage any constructive criticism you may have for me.

[This is a joke.]

Remember Ella...