History Characters / CanadasDragRaceVsTheWorldSeason1

!Ra'Jah O'Hara
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->'''From''': Dallas, United States
->'''Original Appearances''': ''[=RuPaul=]'s Drag Race'' Season 11 (9th), ''[=RuPaul=]'s Drag Race All Stars 6'' (runner-up)

!Vanity Milan
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->'''From''': London, England, United Kingdom
->'''Original Appearance''': ''[=RuPaul=]'s Drag Race UK'' Series 3 (4th)

* CommonalityConnection: Vanity was infamously the TokenMinority Black queen on her original season, and was worried about being the sole representation this time around as well. To her delight, she gets to work with Silky and Ra'Jah, two Black queens she makes no secret of looking up to. It inspires a Werk Room chat in episode 1 about representation in drag shows all over the world.
* DanceBattler: The lip-sync assassin of UK Series 3 proves in the season's first lip-sync that if anything, she's only serving it ''more,'' with high kicks and splits aplenty, and complete command of the stage, which is not an easy thing to have against Rita Baga.
* HistoryRepeats: She certainly puts her best foot forward in the comedy challenge, but comedy just isn't Vanity's strong suit -- it got her put in the bottom and sent home on her original season, and a shaky performance puts her in the bottom again this season. Thankfully, this one doesn't send her home.
* WholeCostumeReference: For the ''Plaid Girls Club'' runway in episode 4, Vanity wears a near-exact replica of Dionne Davenport's famous black-and-white plaid skirt suit from ''Film/{{Clueless}}''.

!Victoria Scone
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->'''From''': Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom
->'''Original Appearance''': ''[=RuPaul=]'s Drag Race UK'' Series 3 (10th / departed)

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* NamesTheSame: Her drag king persona, "Victor Stone", coincidentally has the same name as Cyborg, a member of the ComicBook/TeenTitans.

* PerpetualFrowner: Much like her original season, Icesis still loves heavy makeup with a downturned lip line, which gives off this trope. Of course, Icesis only gives this look as part of her drag, as she obviously gives off a cheerier, more positive attitude otherwise.

!Icesis Couture [-(6th)/quit-]

* FunnyBackgroundEvent: During deliberations in episode 4 Rita is the only one safe, so while her sisters are having serious emotional conversations, Rita is just sitting on the couch making her own fun. There are cuts to her sipping her drink, quipping about sitting alone in the VIP, and playing hand games with the air before deciding to just take a nap sitting up.

* TookaLevelinBadass: The shyness the judges observe from her in the first couple of weeks goes out the door in a hurry from episode 3 onwards. She lands in the top two, two weeks in a row, acing both the Weather Ball challenge and the standup comedy challenge, with her raunchy jokes in the latter turning into an immediate running gag with the whole cast, including the judges.

* ShrinkingViolet: She's critiqued (gently) by Brooke in episode 2 for seeming a bit quiet, and struggling to stand out among even bigger personalities than her original season. In episode 3, she shakes this off in grand fashion with a drag ''king'' runway look that brings the house down.

* CovertPervert: Flirts with episode 1 judge Anjulie (a ''lot'').

* ShrinkingViolet: She's critiqued (gently) by Brooke in episode 2 for seeming a bit quiet, and struggling to stand out among even bigger personalities than her original season.

!Icesis Couture

* ManlyFacialHair: Invoked in the ball challenge when Victoria walks the runway as "Victor" Scone, i.e. a drag ''king.'' And there's a reveal to showcase some bushy leg hair to match.

* BigBeautifulMan: Victoria is normally a BigBeautifulWoman both in and out of drag, but for the ''Air, Body, Lace'' runway category in episode 3, she decides to go against the judges' traditionally feminine expectations and dresses as a muscular man inspired by [[RomanceCoverScenes the covers of romance novels]]. The judges and her fellow contestants ''love'' it.

* ActuallyPrettyFunny: Compared to the thin-skinned Silky we saw on season 11 and the deeply conflicted Silky we saw on All Stars 6,, she has a better sense of humor about herself this season, best demonstrated when Anita reads her in episode 1 moments after meeting her, and Silky takes it in good humor.

* IncomingHam: In episode 3's lip-sync against Victoria Scone, Silky struts on stage holding up a single finger, to Victoria's confusion. That finger, as Silky explains in confessional, means "one moment," as in, "I'm taking this moment for myself. And the resulting lip-sync really is a moment, with Silky serving ''tons'' of passion and steamrolling over Victoria.

* TookALevelInBadass: Season 11's ball challenge was not a good night for Silky, where she was in the bottom three and just missed having to lip-sync. This time, Silky proves that she's stepped up her game since then and wins.

* BadassDecay: Compared to her comparatively better run on ''Down Under,'' which included a big ''Snatch Game'' win, Anita just can't get any momentum going this season whatsoever. She just escapes the bottom in episode 1, but is then in the bottom twice in episodes 2 and 3 before being eliminated.

!Anita Wigl'it

* ShrinkingViolet: She's called out (gently) by Brooke in episode 2 for seeming a bit quiet, and struggling to stand out among even bigger personalities than her original season.

* TheQuincyPunk: The look she adopts for her episode 2 lip-sync against Ra'Jah, to Music/AvrilLavigne's "Sk8ter Boi." Combined with her natural energy, it's not a huge surprise when she embodies the song more and wins the episode.

* BadImpressionists: Anita's ''Snatch Summit'' performance of Music/{{Adele}} is an oddly one-note mess for such an established comedy queen (and former ''Snatch Game'' winner), and her reliance on leaning into Adele's divorce as a comedy-crutch never brings the laughs, ultimately landing her in the bottom with Stephanie.

* RefugeInAudacity: Calls Canadian Prime Minister and special guest Justin Trudeau ''"daddy",'' to his ''face!''

* InnocentlyInsensitive: With no adverse intention, Stephanie describes herself as "fishy" (a term in drag culture applied to or used by queens queens who embrace very feminine-form drag) for her solo verse in the premiere. In the Werk Room afterwards, Victoria -- a cis-woman drag queen -- questions whether she was aware of the negative implications of using a term that potentially disparages the vagina. Stephanie explains that she always considered the word a positive affirmation, though she also agrees, with a new perspective on it, that she understands Victoria's viewpoint.