History YMMV / DisventureCamp

* OvershadowedByControversy: One of the original writers for the series, CarazarZone, has become infamous throughout both the Disventure Camp fandom and the TD Fandom as a whole for his offensive, bigoted, and perverted attitude and content, aw well as being responsible for some of Season 2's major issues since a lack of script proofreading in the early days of the series allowed him to slip his questionable ideas through. This is especially true for Hunter, who had almost all of his dialogue, actions, and victories written by Carazar, such as he, Ally, and Tess sharing a bed, him rifling through Tess' medication, and him forcing a kiss on Ally despite telling her and Tess that he had wanted to wait until after the competition to discuss and settle the LoveTriangle. Even worse, members of production have stated that Hunter was basically just Carazar's self-insert and a way for him to live out some sort of sick GaryStu Harem Protagonist fantasy of his, which got even worse when they revealed that he tried to include Lake, who was the youngest person in the cast and very much underage, in the mix and another potential Hunter suitor. Although the show runners eventually dismissed Carazar after the above stated kiss sparked major fan backlash against Hunter that Carazar felt no remorse for and tried to salvage the season after the damage he did, many current viewers (including even current proofreaders) have deemed Season 2 to be hard to watch as a result of Carazar's writing, and some viewers have struggled to shake off this negative initial impression even into the series' latter seasons.

* OvershadowedByControversy: One of the original writers for the series, CarazarZone, has become infamous throughout both the Disventure Camp fandom and the TD Fandom as a whole for his offensive, bigoted, and perverted attitude and content, aw well as being responsible for some of Season 2's major issues since a lack of script proofreading in the early days of the series allowed him to slip his questionable ideas through. This is especially true for Hunter, who had almost all of his dialogue, actions, and victories written by Carazar, such as he, Ally, and Tess sharing a bed, him rifling through Tess' medication, and him forcing a kiss on Ally despite telling her and Tess that he had wanted to wait until after the competition to discuss and settle the LoveTriangle. Even worse, Kai's voice actor has stated that Hunter was basically just Carazar's self-insert and a way for him to live out some sort of sick GaryStu Harem Protagonist fantasy of his, which got even worse when they revealed that he tried to include Lake, who was the youngest person in the cast and very much underage, in the mix and another potential Hunter suitor. Although the show runners eventually dismissed Carazar after the above stated kiss sparked major fan backlash against Hunter that Carazar felt no remorse for and tried to salvage the season after the damage he did, many current viewers (including even current proofreaders) have deemed Season 2 to be hard to watch as a result of Carazar's writing, and some viewers have struggled to shake off this negative initial impression even into the series' latter seasons.

* OvershadowedByControversy: One of the original writers for the series, CarazarZone, has become infamous throughout both the Disventure Camp fandom and the TD Fandom as a whole for his offensive, bigoted, and perverted attitude and content, aw well as being responsible for some of Season 2's major issues since a lack of script proofreading in the early days of the series allowed him to slip his questionable ideas through. This is especially true for Hunter, who had almost all of his dialogue, actions, and victories written by Carazar, such as he, Ally, and Tess sharing a bed, him rifling through Tess' medication, and him forcing a kiss on Ally despite telling her and Tess that he had wanted to wait until after the competition to discuss and settle the LoveTriangle. Even worse, Kai's voice actor has stated that Hunter was basically just Carazar's self-insert and a way for him to live out some sort of sick GaryStu Harem Protagonist fantasy of his, which got even worse when they revealed that he tried to include Lake, who was the youngest person in the cast and very much underage, in the mix and another potential Hunter suitor. Although the show runners eventually dismissed Carazar after the above stated kiss sparked major fan backlash against Hunter that Carazar felt no remorse for and tried to salvage the season after the damage he did, many current viewers (including even current writers) have deemed Season 2 to be hard to watch as a result of Carazar's writing, and some viewers have struggled to shake off this negative initial impression even into the series' latter seasons.

* OvershadowedByControversy: One of the original writers for the series, CarazarZone, has become infamous throughout both the Disventure Camp fandom and the TD Fandom as a whole for his offensive, bigoted, and perverted attitude and content, aw well as being responsible for some of Season 2's major issues since a lack of script proofreading in the early days of the series allowed him to slip his questionable ideas through. This is especially true for Hunter, who had almost all of his dialogue, actions, and victories written by Carazar, such as he, Ally, and Tess sharing a bed, him rifling through Tess' medication, and him forcing a kiss on Ally despite telling her and Tess that he had wanted to wait until after the competition to discuss and settle the LoveTriangle. Even worse, Kai's voice actor has stated that Hunter was basically just Carazar's self-insert and a way for him to live out some sort of sick GaryStu Harem Protagonist fantasy of his, which got even worse when they revealed that he tried to include Lake, who was the youngest person in the cast and very much underage, in the mix and another potential Hunter suitor. Although the show runners eventually dismissed Carazar after the above stated kiss sparked major fan backlash against Hunter that Carazar felt no remorse for and tried to salvage the season after the damage he did, many current viewers (including even current writers) have deemed Season 2 to be near unwatchable as a result of Carazar's writing, and some viewers have struggled to shake off this negative initial impression even into the series' latter seasons.

* CrackPairing: Next to Jaiden, or Aiden X James, Aiden X Hunter was one of the most popular pairings during the airing of the second season, and still has its fair share of supporters even after the season ended. In terms of canon, the two hardly share an interaction before the final few episodes, and even then, they don't have any one-on-one interactions.

* ImprovedSecondAttempt: The remaster of Season 1 included a CaptainObviousReveal in regards to [[spoiler:Ellie and Grett switching teams instead of being eliminated]] since Derek thanked Patreons in their place as well as because the showrunners were special guests in Silly Billy's discussion of the episode, not to mention a case of HistoryRepeats due to repeating the same twist from Episode 1; with the predictability of the twist being complained about by some fans. While it's been confirmed that one contestant would return after their elimination in ''All-Stars'', the fact that both Trevor and Derek respectively replace two contestants in two different episodes in thanking the Patreons makes it less predictable this time around.

** Tom doing something "while being shirtless." [[labelnote:Explanation]]On Fandom Wiki, a lot of the older image captions on Tom's page used to follow this pattern and it became the meme extended to the Total Drama Wiki. [[/labelnote]]

* UnpopularPopularCharacter:
** In-universe, almost nobody likes Gabby because of her energetic nature and kooky personality. Out-of-universe, she's incredibly popular among [[BaseBreakingCharacter one side of the fandom]], ''precisely'' because of her energetic and kooky personality.
** With the sole exception of James who ends up redeeming himself and thus developing several friendships, pretty much every single antagonist of the show ends up HatedByAll, with a potential one exception of an OnlyFriend or a LoveInterest. However, they're all popular among the fandom, often having a case of CryForTheDevil, JerkassWoobie, LoveToHate, and/or RootingForTheEmpire.

* UnpopularPopularCharacter: In-universe, almost nobody likes Gabby because of her energetic nature and kooky personality. Out-of-universe, she's arguably one of the most popular characters to come from Season 1, ''precisely'' because of her energetic and kooky personality.