History YMMV / DisventureCamp

** Riya. Some viewers like her plot of IJustWantToHaveFriends and Bollywood actress personality, while the others despise her for being rather generic and not adding much to the story [[spoiler:for the first seven episodes]], much like aforementioned Rosa Maria. [[spoiler:Episode 8]] further breaks the base.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Episode 7 seemed to hint [[spoiler:Lake undergoing a downward spiral where she'd go way too far now that she finally tasted some freedom in her life, potentially even becoming the new main antagonist of the season. A story of a good girl starting doing bad things and finding herself enjoying doing them was already done with Courtney in "[[Recap/TotalDramaBasicStraining Basic Straining]]" of ''[[WesternAnimation/TotalDrama Total Drama]]'', but unlike Courtney, Lake would still have friends around (Rosa Maria, Riya, Aiden, and even Maggy out there in the forest) who could talk sense into her and teach her to enjoy freedom within being reasonable, thus eventually ending the storyline on a positive note.]] However, such possibility is dropped by Episode 8 due to [[spoiler:Lake's elimination, which renders the potential storyline to Lake just experiencing adrenaline rush from the challenge in Episode 7 and wanting to do simple stereotypically rebel activities such as getting a tattoo in Episode 8]].

*** For a more brief example, [[spoiler:him asking Ally in an annoyed tone if she always makes kids cry when stressed after her secret outburst at child gamers online is revealed during the Trivia challenge]] may come off as this, given how quick he is to judge his friend based on a situation he was provided almost no context to.

* Adorkable: Aiden, Ally, Lake, Maggy, and Oliver.

* Moe: Ally, Lake, and Maggy.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Connor. He was one of the two premerge boots (the other being Yul) not to return in some capacity, and his abrupt and out of nowhere boot in Episode 3 came off as unnecessary and an unfair waste of his potential, especially since he had already become a fan favorite.

** Riya. Some viewers like her plot of IJustWantToHaveFriends and Bollywood actress personality, while the others despise her for being rather generic and not adding much to the story [[spoiler:for the firt seven episodes]], much like aforementioned Rosa Maria. [[spoiler:Episode 8]] further breaks the base.

** Hunter. He’s either a nice, friendly guy who is a good friend to Ally and Tess, or a CreatorsPet with a bland personality who shouldn’t have gotten two girls to like him or have as much luck earning merge immunity as he has. There’s also the way he handles the love triangle around him, with some people claiming he’s merely socially awkward and handling it the best he can while taking care of the two girls such as keeping Tess’s pills before they were destroyed. Others claim him to be insensitive and undeserving of either girl’s love, due to apparently brushing off their asking for an answer with “not til after the competition” and claiming him stealing Tess’s pills, even with apparently good intentions, was extremely creepy and a violation of her privacy. Pre-merge eps made the theory that he was a secret antagonist who was just using Ally and Tess’s crushes on him to his advantage we’re prevalent, though this has died down post Episode 7.
** Rosa Maria. She has detractors critizing her for being bland and uninteresting in comparison to the rest and dislike how far she's getting when compared to those who were eliminated before her. Her fans, however, admire how caring and thoughtful she is to everyone around her and her role of being TheHeart to Riya, Maggy, and Lake.
** Riya. Some viewers like her plot of IJustWantToHaveFriends and Bollywood actress personality, while the others despise her for being rather generic and not adding much to the story. Episode 8 further breaks the base.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: You’d be hard pressed to find someone who didn’t like Connor, due to his status as an older contestant with a friendly and encouraging personality, his struggles with his aging and trying to stay current with a younger generation causing many funny momoents of awkwardness, and being one of the most openly vocal against Yul and his negative and awful attitude. Some people have even made plenty of fanarts featuring him.

* EnsembleDarkhorse: You’d be hard pressed to find someone who didn’t like Connor, due to his status as an older contestant with a friendly and encouraging personality, his struggles with his aging and trying to stay current with a younger generation causing many funny momoents of awkwardness, and being one of the most openly vocal against Yul and his negative and awful attitude.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Episode 7 seemed to hint [[spoiler:Lake undergoing a downward spiral where she'd go way too far now that she finally tasted some freedom in her life, potentially even becoming the new main antagonist of the season. A story of a good girl starting doing bad things and finding herself enjoying doing them was already done with Courtney in "[[Recap/TotalDramaBasicStraining Basic Straining]]" of ''[[WesternAnimation/TotalDrama Total Drama]]'', but unlike Courtney, Lake would still have friends around (Rosa Maria, Riya, Aiden, and even Maggy out there in the forest) who could talk sense into her and teach her to enjoy freedom within being reasonable, thus eventually ending the storyline on a positive note.]] However, such possibility is dropped by Episode 8 due to [[spoiler:Lake's elimination, which renders the potential storyline to Lake just experiencing rush from the challenge in Episode 7 and wanting to do simple stereotypically rebel activities such as getting a tattoo in Episode 8]].

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Episode 7 seemed to hint [[spoiler:Lake undergoing a downward spiral where she'd go way too far now that she finally tasted some freedom in her life, potentially even becoming the new main antagonist of the season. A story of a good girl starting doing bad things and finding herself enjoying doing them was already done with Courtney in "[[Recap/TotalDramaBasicStraining Basic Straining]]" of ''[[WesternAnimation/TotalDrama Total Drama]]'', but unlike Courtney, Lake would still have friends around (Rosa Maria, Riya, Aiden) who could talk sense into her and teach her to enjoy freedom within being reasonable, thus eventually ending the storyline on a positive note.]] However, such possibility is dropped by Episode 8 due to [[spoiler:Lake's elimination, which renders the potential storyline to Lake just experiencing rush from the challenge in Episode 7 and wanting to do simple stereotypically rebel activities such as getting a tattoo in Episode 8]].

** Hunter. He’s either a nice, friendly guy who is a good friend to Ally and Tess, or a writers pet with a bland personality who shouldn’t have gotten two girls to like him or have as much luck earning merge immunity as he has. There’s also the way he handles the love triangle around him, with some people claiming he’s merely socially awkward and handling it the best he can while taking care of the two girls such as keeping Tess’s pills before they were destroyed. Others claim him to be insensitive and undeserving of either girl’s love, due to apparently brushing off their asking for an answer with “not til after the competition” and claiming him stealing Tess’s pills, even with apparently good intentions, was extremely creepy and a violation of her privacy. Pre-merge eps made the theory that he was a secret antagonist who was just using Ally and Tess’s crushes on him to his advantage we’re prevalent, though this has died down post Episode 7.

* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: Connor. He was the only premerge boot not to return in some capacity, and his abrupt and out of nowhere boot in Episode 3 came off as unnecessary and an unfair waste of his potential, especially since he had already become a fan favorite.

** Hunter. He’s either a nice, friendly guy who is a good friend to Ally and Tess, or a WritersPet with a bland personality who shouldn’t have gotten two girls to like him or have as much luck earning merge immunity as he has. There’s also the way he handles the love triangle around him, with some people claiming he’s merely socially awkward and handling it the best he can while taking care of the two girls such as keeping Tess’s pills before they were destroyed. Others claim him to be insensitive and undeserving of either girl’s love, due to apparently brushing off their asking for an answer with “not til after the competition” and claiming him stealing Tess’s pills, even with apparently good intentions, was extremely creepy and a violation of her privacy. Pre-merge eps made the theory that he was a secret antagonist who was just using Ally and Tess’s crushes on him to his advantage we’re prevalent, though this has died down post Episode 7.

** Hunter. He’s either a nice, friendly guy who is a good friend to Ally and Tess, or a WriterPet with a bland personality who shouldn’t have gotten two girls to like him or have as much luck earning merge immunity as he has. There’s also the way he handles the love triangle around him, with some people claiming he’s merely socially awkward and handling it the best he can while taking care of the two girls such as keeping Tess’s pills before they were destroyed. Others claim him to be insensitive and undeserving of either girl’s love, due to apparently brushing off their asking for an answer with “not til after the competition” and claiming him stealing Tess’s pills, even with apparently good intentions, was extremely creepy and a violation of her privacy. Pre-merge eps made the theory that he was a secret antagonist who was just using Ally and Tess’s crushes on him to his advantage we’re prevalent, though this has died down post Episode 7.

* BaseBreakingCharacter: Yul. He's either funny and memorable thanks to his {{Jerkass}} personality that makes him a LoveToHate type of antagonist, or he's a completely irredeemable HateSink who can't even be taken seriously as an antagonist because he spends all his time being an asshole to everyone, therefore costing him his image as a master strategist, unlike James.

* OneTrueThreesome: Hunter, Tess, and Ally, who all quickly bond with each other. In fact, all of the combinations (Hunter x Tess, Hunter x Ally, Tess x Ally) seemed to be getting ShipTease at one point or the other. The entire trio remained as TrueCompanions in spite of the initial LoveTriangle dynamics.

* BrokenBase: [[spoiler:Was Tess's decision to keep quiet about the trio of Lake, Rosa Maria, and Riya teaming up with James and Aiden to vote off either her or Ally a correct one? On one hand, the LoveTriangle trio had disadvantage in numbers with the other 5 contestants teaming up against them. At least they didn't have to lose dignity begging anyone to join their side and didn't make deals with potentially drastic consequences with anyone. Furthermore, some clain doing any of that would've failed since Aiden prefers to side with Lake's trio and James followed suit. Avoiding doing so also allowed Tess, a girl who suffers from depression, to spend her last moments on the show happily with her friends instead. On the other hand, some could argue that even if Tess was fine with leaving the show with a smile, it was a selfish decision as it further worsened Ally and Hunter's chances to stay in the game. Some could also say that while convincing the girls' trio and Aiden to vote for anyone else would've been impossible, they still had the option to try to convince James (who likely didn't stick with his alliance anyway and voted for Ally instead of Tess) to vote with them for either Riya or Rosa Maria (as James likely wouldn't have wanted to vote for Lake to avoid angering Aiden), thus causing a tie. While it still doesn't guarantee the LoveTriangle trio staying in the game (especially if they chose to vote for Rosa Maria since, as the following episode reveals, she already had immunity totem by this point), it would've at least given them a 50-50 chance during a tie-breaker for things to turn out positively for them, which some could argue would've still been better than accepting the outcome and doing nothing.]]

* BaseBreakingCharacter:
** Yul. He's either funny and memorable thanks to his {{Jerkass}} personality that makes him a LoveToHate type of antagonist, or he's a completely irredeemable HateSink who can't even be taken seriously as an antagonist because he spends all his time being an asshole to everyone, therefore costing him his image as a master strategist, unlike James.

** Yul. He's either funny and memorable thanks to his {{Jerkass}} personality that makes him a LoveToHate type of antagonist, or he's a completely unredeemable HateSink who can't even be taken seriously as an antagonist because he spends all his time being an asshole to everyone, therefore costing him his image as a master strategist, unlike James.

** Is James's attraction to Aiden genuine? After all, during their first ever interaction, Aiden did tell him that Jake and Tom from last season were popular because of being a gay couple. James could therefore just be faking his interest in Aiden to gain popularity and followers on his [=TikTok=]. However, a lot of his moments with Aiden later on seem genuine, especially him saving Aiden from elimination. Or could both be true in a way? Could it be that James started pretending to have interest in Aiden, but developed true romantic feelings towards him as time went on?
** As can be seen starting with [[spoiler:Episode 7]], Lake has a tendency to go too far once she feels the freedom to do anything. Does this mean her parents purposefully restricted her life so much in order to make sure she doesn't go overboard? Or are her parents really just AbusiveParents we first thought they were and Lake simply got too far the moment she tasted some freedom for the first time?

** Is James attraction to Aiden genuine? After all, during their first ever interaction, Aiden did tell him that Jake and Tom from last season were popular because of being a gay couple. James could therefore just be faking his interest in Aiden to gain popularity and followers on his [=TikTok=]. However, a lot of his moments with Aiden later on seem genuine, especially him saving Aiden from elimination. Or could both be true in a way? Could it be that James started pretending to have interest in Aiden, but developed true romantic feelings towards him as time went on?

** Yul. He's either funny and memorable thanks to his {{Jerkass}} personality that makes him a LoveToHate type of antagonist, or he's a completely unredeemable HateSink who can't even be taken seriously as an antagonist because he spends all his time being an asshole to everyone, therefore costing him his image as a master strategist, unlike James.