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Secondary Characters:
The characters who have the most plot importance after the three protagonists. Aside from Duncan, they're all good friends with the three of them once they meet each other.
Jasmine
- Adaptational Backstory Change: Her and Sammy did not meet until the season they debuted in. In this story, they had been pen pals ever since the second grade.
- Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: Her and Sammy were friends much earlier in their lives, and that friendship lead to a secret relationship.
- Adaptational Sexuality: Her and Sammy are lesbians in a relationship.
- Amazonian Beauty: She is one of the most muscular characters in the entire story, and several characters mainly her girlfriend Sammy, Cody and Heather have admitted she's quite attractive.
- Gentle Giant: She is the tallest character in the story, and is probably one of the nicest as well.
- Height Angst: Dislikes her height and appearance, although is able to get over this with some coaching from Heather.
- Muscles Are Meaningless: Was able to drive her foot through a street without hardly having to try to, yet characters like Brick and Duncan have more defined muscles.
- Named by the Adaptation: Her last name is Bergin, named after her voice actress Katie Bergin.
- Official Couple: With Sammy.
- Opposites Attract: Her and Sammy.
- Statuesque Stunner: She is the tallest character in the story at 6 feat, and is the only character aside from themselves or Lindsay that Heather and Cody most frequently lust over.
- Super-Strength: Her strength from cannon is used here. For reference, she was able to casually knock over a tree while having a conversation and act like it was nothing on Total Drama. Cody even said she could be some sort of superhero.
- Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: The huge girl to Sammy's tiny girl.
- True Companions: Her, Sammy, Cody and Heather.
- Violently Protective Girlfriend: Her to Sammy.
- Whole Costume Reference: That blue-and-black outfit of hers was confirmed to be a Shout-Out to fellow Aussie Captain Boomerang.
Sammy
- Adaptational Angst Upgrade: In canon, she had suffered implied years of abuse from her sister, but in the show, she was quick to stand up to Amy. In this story, all the abuse mostly destroyed her self-esteem. Though Jasmine seems to be helping her slowly recover from that.
- Adaptational Backstory Change: Her and Jasmine did not meet until the season they debuted in. In this story, they had been pen pals ever since the second grade.
- Adaptational Sexuality: She and Jasmine are lesbians in a relationship.
- Adaptational Wimp: In canon, while starting out as an Extreme Doormat to her sister Amy, she was quick to stand up to her. Here she's worse, with even bigger issues, justified in this story, as Amy had more years to destroy her self-esteem.
- Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: Her and Jasmine were friends much earlier in their lives, and that friendship lead to a secret relationship.
- Apologetic Attacker: When Gwen meets her, she gives Sammy a big scare, and the blonde knocks her out on self-defense. She feels so guilty that she attends to Gwen while she's unconscious, and, once she wakes up, Apologises a Lot, and even offers to make her breakfast.
- Apologises a Lot: As stated above, once Gwen wakes up after getting knocked out by Sammy, the blonde can't stop apologizing, to the point Gwen even thinks that her name should be 'Sorry'.
- Because You Were Nice to Me: Sammy is undyingly loyal to all her friends; unlike her own parents and (especially) Amy, they'd all shown her kindness and basic human decency, and some, like Heather and Cody, have gone far beyond that to help her with personal issues.
- Beware the Nice Ones: While she is an Extreme Doormat Nice Girl, Heather is coaching her to stand up for herself, but she still doesn't know how to handle her anger. So, whenever she actually shows it, she lets all the anger explode at once, being downright terrifying.
- Berserk Button: She always backs off when she's the insulted/attacked one, but she'll not stand anyone insulting her friends.
- Cuteness Proximity:
- She tends to have this affect on people, to the point even Heather is "weakened" by her presence. Notably, she is one of three girls along with Dawn and Jo Cody hasn't shown a hint of perv towards at any point.
- Also she is the first person that Gwen actually has a regular conversation with aside from Duncan while in college, while up until that point, Gwen pushed away any people such as Cody and Heather when they tried to talk to her.
- Dark and Troubled Past: She spent a LIFE TIME suffering at the hands of her demented sister Amy before Jasmine finally got the push she needed to save her from the situation.
- Extreme Doormat: Her to Amy.
- Friendless Background: Before meeting Heather and Cody, her only friend was Jasmine. Jasmine said this is because Amy made her so scared of talking to other people.
- Grew a Spine: Thanks to Heather's coaching, she has been able to stand up for herself more than in the past.
- Named by the Adaptation: Just like her sister Amy, her last name is Mc Auley, named after the voice actress for both of them, Bryn McAuley.
- Official Couple: With Jasmine.
- Opposites Attract: Her and Jasmine.
- Parental Neglect: Her parents were unable to stand up to Amy, due to their busy work Schedules and Amy coming up with lies to make sure it was Sammy who'd get in trouble for her actions.
- Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Despite her small size, was able to easily knock Gwen out with one single punch.
- Rage Breaking Point: Gwen's constant talking down to Cody and Heather eventually made her snap at the goth.
- Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: She is the tiny girl to Jasmine's huge girl.
- Took a Level in Badass: Thanks to Heather's coaching, she is learning to stand up for herself.
- True Companions: Her, Jasmine, Cody and Heather.
Dawn
- Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: In canon her and Zoey were acquaintances. And while Zoey didn't heavily dislike her she did consider her creepy. In this story they are roommates and have been close friends since childhood.
- Ambiguously Human: Heather is not sure if she's all human, thinking she could possibly be an elf or alion.
- Aura Vision: Comes with being an aura reader.
- Insistent Terminology: She will clairify she is actually an aura reader.
- Named by the Adaptation: Her last name is Medrek, named after her voice actress Caitlynne Medrek.
- Psychic Powers: Reads auras and has used tea leaves to see into the future.
- Stealth Hi/Bye: A traidmark of her's from cannon, to the point more than one character has stated it was like she was never there to begin with when they blinked.
- True Companions: Her and Zoey.
Jo
- Bad Boss: Her first scene is her yelling at some delivery people about forgetting about putting a case of soda on a truck.
- Jerk with a Heart of Gold: She wields her authority as the dorm's Resident Assistant like a battleaxe, but takes her position seriously and doesn't turn a blind eye if something seems wrong. She'll more often than not help where she can, albeit indirectly.
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: She is the • Masculine Girl to Brick's feminine boy.
- Named by the Adaptation: Her last name is Elliot, named after her voice actress Laurie Elliot.
- The Nicknamer: Has given several of these. So far these include: Cody is Techie, Heather is Short Stuff, Gwen is Vampira, Sugar is Bitch Kong.
- Noodle Incident: SOMETHING happened the year before Cody and Heather started attending that gave her her rodent phobia. What, however, remains a mystery.
- Official Couple: With Brick.
- One of the Boys: When trying to help Cameron with his extreme shyness around girls, Cody points out that he has no problems with Jo, only for Cameron to counter by pointing out Jo is more of a guy than her boyfriend half the time.
- True Companions: Her, Brick, Cody and Heather.
- Why Did It Have to Be Snakes??: She hates rodents of all types, to an almost comical degree, apparently the result of a plague-level Noodle Incident.
Brick
- Big Ol' Unibrow: He has one, and it reminds Cody of the fact Duncan used to have one in one scene.
- Iconic Item: His dogtags he wears around his neck.
- Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: He is the feminine boy to Jo's masculine girl.
- Official Couple: With Jo.
- The Quiet One: Appears to talk the least out of the main friend group during conversations.
- True Companions: Him, Cody, Cameron, Shawn and Jo.
Cameron
- Black and Nerdy: Is the smartest member of the main group of friends, and is Afro-Canadian.
- Bubble Boy: Was raised in a bubble until he was an adult.
- Deadpan Snarker: Although not often, he can have quite the sarcastic side, as shown in chapter 26.
- Innocently Insensitive: He has a habbit of saying the wrong thing at the wrong time do to him not having many social skills because of the way he was raised.
- Opposites Attract: He is attracted to athlete Sky.
- Parental Issues: His mother was the only person he talked to for most of his life, which majorly limited his social skills. Although it's worth noting that unlike some of the characters in the story, he does still have a good relationship with his mother, as he's trying to learn how to drive because he told her he would do it to impress her.
- Sesquipedalian Loquaciousness: Talks like this often do to his upbringing being more books than people.
- The Smart Guy: Is the smartest member of the main friend group, as well as the smartest person in the intire college, and possibly the intire province.
- Smart People Wear Glasses: Wears a pare of rechargeable glasses.
- True Companions: Him, Shawn, Cody and Brick.
Shawn
- Big Eater: He mentions in Chapter 26 that he would eat a large pizza on his own if Cody and Cameron took longer than planned during Cam's driving lessons.
- Cloud Cuckoolander: Believes that a zombie apocolips is coming, and constantly talks about conspearicies relating to it.
- Crazy-Prepared: Not only does he wear a (possibly bullet proof) coat at all times, it's loaded with almost anything you could think of in it's many pockets. He also has a number of watches with different alarms to warn him what time it is, and has even installed an ELECTRIFIED BOMB PROOF DOOR TO HIS ROOM IN HIS DORM.
- Genre Savvy: Relating to zombies, although only from 1968 onwards, dismissing the things from before that as myths.
- Named by the Adaptation: His last name is Bennett, named after his voice actor Zachary Bennett.
- True Companions: Him, Cody, Brick and Cameron.
Zoey
- Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: In canon, she and Dawn were acquaintances. And while she didn't heavily dislike Dawn, she did consider her creepy. In this story, they are roommates and have been close friends since childhood.
- Cool Big Sis: Mentioned that Cameron thinks of her as like an older sister.
- Friendless Background: Mentioned that aside from Dawn, she didn't have any friends back in her hometown. This however does change once she goes to university and is excepted into the main friend group.
- Genki Girl: Eventually becomes her defining trait out of the group. Always cheerful and upbeat, she also happens to be a former fan of the Total Drama series.
- Girlish Pigtails: In her first scene, we see her finishing her pigtails in her and Dawn's shaired room.
- Hartman Hips: A few characters have commented on her's rather appreciatively.
- Iconic Item: Her flower in her hair, as well as her small black choker Dawn gave to her when they were younger.
- Marshmallow Hell: Gave both Cody and Heather a face full of cleavage for Heather’s birthday.
- Named by the Adaptation: Her last name is Mamabolo, named after her voice actress Barbara Mamabolo.
- O.O.C. Is Serious Business: She got annoyed and irritable when she had to take Cody and Heather to Scarlett for a private dance.
- True Companions: Her, Dawn and Cody.
Duncan
- Adaptational Jerkass: He’s gone from the self-styled bad boy with a hidden code of honor and a nice core in the Total Drama series to a manipulative bastard who beats and uses his girlfriend of several years to help him with his classwork, do all the chores for their dorm, and sexually satisfy him at least a few times a day whether she wants to or not.
- Adaptation Relationship Overhaul: In canon him and Gwen broke apart because it's implied the spark between them died, with them lacking chemistry and affection at the start of All-Stars and finally breaking up. Here, their relationship has continued, and has become highly destructive, toxic, and abusive.
- All Take and No Give: His relationship with Gwen has lots of this. While she helps him out with everything, he hasn't done a thing for her.
- Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: Shows this on occasion very subtly, especially when it comes to his relationship with Gwen. The fact that he was at one time on par with Heather during TDI at manipulating and instigating all manner of mischief and misery makes it less of a surprise and more a case of played straight.
- Domestic Abuser: The first scene of him in the main plot after the jump to college is him hitting Gwen. He's abusive, controlling, manipulative, and demanding, with just enough intelligence, guile, and charm to pull it off for years. Though its unclear if he was always as bad as he is in the present, a flashback scene early on between him and Gwen shortly after the end of World Tour shows at least the potential for such a mentality.
- Named by the Adaptation: His last name is Nelson, named after his voice actor Drew Nelson.
- Never My Fault: His defining trait. It seems he has no end of excuses or reasons to give for why he is doing whatever he wants whenever he wants regardless of the consequences.
- Toxic Friend Influence: Him to Gwen.
- True Companions: With Scott and Lightning.
- Would Hit a Girl: He has hit Gwen.
