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The Hosts

Chris McLean

"Alright, campers!"

Label: The Host with the Most

The host of Total Drama Legacy, Chef's husband, and Tina's adopted father.

Affectionate Nickname: Chef calls him "Chrissy".
Happily Married: To Chef. In spite of Chris's sadism, the two of them seem to have a very good relationship.
It's All About Me: Still shows this. He named his daughter after himself, and when Chef says "I love you" to him, he responds with "I love me too".
Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The mean to Tina's nice and Chef's in-between.
Took a Level in Kindness: Sort of. While he gives the contestants better safety and lodging conditions than he gave their parents, through Tina's influence, he still isn't above making jokes at their misfortunes.

Chef Hatchet

"DID YOU NOT READ THE LABELS ON THE CONTAINERS?"

Label: the Scary Cook

The camp cook of Total Drama Legacy, Chris' husband, and Tina's adopted stepfather.

Angry Chef: In "The Great Canadian Cook-Off", he blows up at Link and calls him an "idiot sandwich".
Happily Married: With Chris.
Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The in-between to Tina's nice and Chris's mean.
Scary Black Man: As in canon; though he does have a soft side.
Southern-Fried Private: As in canon, he used to be in the military, and in "Don't Mess with Texas", he offhandedly mentions that he was born and raised in Georgia.
Supreme Chef: He's a very good cook, and thanks to Tina's interference in Legacy, he's finally able to make high-quality food for the contestants.

Tina McLean

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^{Click here for her in disguise as Lydia}

^{Click here for her Worldwide outfit}

"You’ll always hold a special place in my heart, and in my phone’s contact list."

Label: The Hostess with the Mostest

Chris' adopted daughter, and Chef's adopted stepdaughter.

Brought to You by the Letter "S": Her earrings have "TD" (for Total Drama) engraved on them.
Clark Kenting: Uses a wig, color contacts, and drawn-on freckles to disguise herself as Lydia.
Distinguishing Mark: The scar on her right knee. To keep Chris and Chef from seeing it when she’s in her Lydia disguise, she wears clothes that cover her legs at all times.
Every Scar Has a Story: Has a scar on her right knee from a roller-skating accident when she was 9.
Happily Adopted: While she was initially adopted for a publicity stunt, Chris and Chef eventually grew fond of her.
Innocent Blue Eyes: Blue-eyed, and far more kind than her father Chris.
Like Parent, Unlike Child: Unlike Chris, she genuinely cares about the contestants on the show and wants them to feel safe and comfortable. Her involvement is why Legacy is Lighter and Softer than it's predecessor.
Meaningful Name: Her full name is Christina, because of course Chris would name his child after himself.
Morality Chain: For Emilia. As time goes on, Emilia's love for her girlfriend becomes of her last remaining positive traits.
Morality Pet: For her dads. She convinces them to give the contestants better food, lodging, and safety conditions on the show than their parents had.
Nice, Mean, and In-Between: The nice to Chris's mean and Chef's in-between.
Official Couple: With Emilia.
Queen Incognito: She disguises herself as "Lydia" to get a better perspective on how her dad treats the contestants.
True Blue Femininity: Wears a blue dress in Legacy and a blue romper in Worldwide.

The Classic Cobras

Carter

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"If there’s one thing I’m good at, it’s eating a lot of food in a short amount of time. My friends back at school don’t call me ‘The Vacuum’ for nothing."

Teams: Classic Cobras, Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Gourmand

Placement: 7th ^* (Legacy)

Noah and Owen's son.

Actor Allusion: Named after Noah's voice actor, Carter Hayden.
Affectionate Nickname: "Little Dumpling" by Owen. In Worldwide, his team, the Dynamic Dumplings, is named after him.
Animal Nemesis: A downplayed example with the goose on the plane in Worldwide. It's constantly harrassing him and causing him trouble, and he hates it.
Big Eater: OH BOY. He is DEFINITELY Owen's son.
Big Fun: Fat and friendly.
Closet Key: Seeing him naked was what made Marlin realize he liked men.
Deadpan Snarker: As to be expected from Noah's son, he has his moments of snark.
Good with Numbers: "Nuclear Winners" reveals that he's very good at math.
Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist: Him and Owen wear matching orange Hawaiian shirts in Worldwide.
Hidden Depths: In "Nuclear Winners" it's revealed he's a solid A and B student with an affinity for math.
Infant Sibling Jealousy: Played with. In Worldwide his sibling isn't born yet, but he is not looking forward to becoming a big brother.
Makeout Kids: Him and Marlin can get this way sometimes.
Non-Action Guy: Doesn't have an athletic muscle in his body. If there's a challenge involving physical activity, chances are he'll be the first one out.
Non-Gameplay Elimination: Is disqualified in "Don't Bug Me" instead of voted off due to not catching his own bug.
Obsessed with Food: A lot of what he says is related to either food or cooking food.
Official Couple: With Marlin.
Practically Different Generations: He's 15, and just expecting a baby sibling in Worldwide.
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The sensitive Non-Action Guy to Marlin's athletic manly man.
Straight Gay: He's gay, but not a stereotype thereof.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks just like Owen, but with brown hair and Noah's nose shape.
Supreme Chef: He's an amazing cook. In "The Great Canadian Cook Off" he got the highest score out of everybody.
Sweet Baker: Loves baking and hopes to open a bakery someday.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of geese. Unfortunately for him, guess what sneaks on the plane in Worldwide?

Cody Jr.

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"No signal? Aww, come on! I wanna check Reddit."

Teams: Classic Cobras, Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Meme Lord

Placements: 19th (Legacy), 17th (Worldwide)

Cody and Sierra's son.

Absurd Phobia: He's afraid of the Kool-Aid Man.
Affectionate Nickname: "CJ" by Violet.
Crazy Jealous Guy: As revealed in "Welcome to the Jungle", he can get extremely possessive over girls he has a crush on. Given he's the son of Sierra, one can assume it must run in the family.
Embarrassing Old Photo: Several videos of him as a baby/child play in the "Aftermath: Blast from the Past" (due to Sierra putting the show clips and home videos on the same flash drive). At first he's embarrassed by them, but the Parental Peanut Gallery reassures him everybody has those.
Fearless Fool: Does a lot of dumb stunts in Worldwide, usually to impress Violet.
Fun T-Shirt: His shirt has the Loss meme on it. In Worldwide his shirt has little Crewmates all over it.
Geek: He's a huge fan of Star Wars.
Height Angst: He's very insecure about how short he is and tries to compensate for it by acting tough.
Official Couple: With Violet in Worldwide.
Parent-Child Team: Co-hosts with Sierra in the Aftermaths.
Phoneaholic Teenager: A rare male example.
Playing a Tree: "Aftermath: Blast from the Past" reveals he once played a tomato in a first-grade class play.
Plucky Comic Relief: Usually used to provide laughs.
Strong Family Resemblance: He looks just like Cody, but with darker skin.
Tiny Schoolboy: Is one of the shorter campers.
We Hardly Knew Ye: Averted. Despite being an early boot, he still gets plenty of spotlight as the co-host of the Aftermaths.
We Named The Dog Indiana: He was named after the baby condor from the Total Drama: World Tour episode "Rapa-Phooey!".

Drew

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"I’ll have you know that I’m the student council president at my high school. Are any of you in your schools’ student councils? No? Well, then, I outrank you."

Teams: Classic Cobras, Vicious Vipers

Label: The Class President

Placement: 3rd ^* (Legacy)

Courtney and Duncan's son.

Actor Allusion: Named after Duncan's voice actor, Drew Nelson. In "Seventeen Going on Eighteen", it's revealed this extends to "Nelson" being his middle name.
Badass Biker: He's a skilled motorcyclist, thanks to his father Duncan teaching him how to ride one.
Bitch in Sheep's Clothing: At first he appears to be an upstanding Princely Young Man, but he eventually reveals himself to be a dictatorial Control Freak with a Hair-Trigger Temper.
Brainy Brunette: Brown-haired, and an Insufferable Genius.
Character Development: Marissa starts to help him loosen up in Worldwide and see that sometimes it's fun to break the rules. Unfortunately he also starts to apply this to cheating.
Comedic Underwear Exposure: In "North by Pacific Northwest". He is mortified.
Control Freak: Like mother, like son.
Generation Xerox: Like Courtney, he can't accept when he's eliminated, and like Duncan, he will stop at nothing to make Harold suffer.
Hair-Trigger Temper: While he appears cool-headed at first, when things don't go his way he shows a nasty temper. This is what gets him eliminated in "Camp Emblem Awake-ening".
I Am Not My Father: Hates being compared to his father Duncan. However, it's understandable, as not only is Duncan a hardened criminal (who an upstanding Student Council President like Drew would understandably not want to associate with), it's also revealed that he was in prison for most of Drew's childhood.
Impossibly Tacky Clothes: In Worldwide he wears a polo shirt, shorts, a visor, and a fanny pack. Emilia comments how the outfit makes him look like he's 50.
In-Series Nickname: In Worldwide, he receives the nickname "Skunkboy".
Insufferable Genius: Described as "the embodiment of 'Um, ACKSHYUALLY…'".
Locked into Strangeness: He gets a white streak in his hair due to the Electric Torture he went through.
Love Makes You Dumb: He had a girlfriend once in high school, but broke up with her because romance made him start failing classes. He's since sworn off romance altogether until after college.
Momma's Boy: He adores Courtney and is very close to her.
Nerdy Bully: An intellectual Student Council President, and a massive bully to Serena.
Odd Friendship:
- Him and Wayne.
- Also him and Marissa (and the three of them together make a Comic Trio).
The One Guy: Of the final five.
Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: The savvy guy to Marissa's energetic girl.
Screw the Rules, I Have Connections!: After his elimination, he takes advantage his status as the son of a lawyer, and convinces his mother to sue Chris McLean until he lets Drew back on the show. It works.
A Sinister Clue: Revealed to be a lefty in "She Who Lives By the Sword...", and is definitely not a good person.
Sleazy Politician: A Student Council President variant.
Smart People Play Chess: Enjoys playing chess.
Sore Loser: He doesn't take his elimination in "Camp Emblem Awake-ening" well. And takes his elimination in "Virtual Royale-ity" even worse.
Student Council President
Surrounded by Idiots: Says this in "Camp Emblem Awake-ening", due to having to rely on Wayne and Marissa to win the challenge.
Trademark Favorite Food: Tuna sushi. When he gets his hands on some, all table manners go out the window.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of rollercoasters. Wayne and Marissa help him overcome this in "Don't Mess with Texas".
Windbag Politician: His inspiring speech in "Camp Emblem Awake-ening" drove Wayne to sleep.

Emilia

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"I’ve been told I’m stunningly beautiful. So, I can use my looks to convince others to join my side. I mean, at least half of these campers have to be attracted to women, right?"

Teams: Classic Cobras, Vicious Vipers

Label: The Empress

Placement: 4th (Legacy)

Heather and Alejandro's eldest daughter.

Action Fashionista: She loves fashion, and always strives to look her best; however, she's also ruthless towards her foes, and won't hesitate to kick some ass.
Affectionate Nickname: Alejandro calls her "mi princesa"^Translationmy princess
Afraid of Doctors: She's afraid of dentists, as revealed in "Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself".
Animal Motifs: Snakes. She's a member of the Classic Cobras, she's called a "snake" multiple times by Carter, and bullies Storm (who herself has a rat motif) the same way snakes eat rodents. By Worldwide, she has a tattoo of a snake on her arm.
Arch-Enemy: To Storm.
Artists Are Attractive: A beautiful young woman, and revealed to be an artist in Worldwide.
Beauty Is Bad: Legacy's primary antagonist, and a Proud Beauty.
Big Bad: Of Total Drama Legacy.
Big Sister Bully: To Raquel's Annoying Younger Sibling.
Big Sister Instinct: Not to her own sister, but to Nero in Worldwide, offering him emotional support.
Bitch Alert: When she arrives, she does so in a way that shows she's the bad guy.
Then, suddenly, all eyes were drawn towards a certain black-haired girl wearing a red ruffled top and black shorts, as she landed ominously.
Blemished Beauty: Post-"She Who Lives By The Sword...", she has a prominent facial scar. However, she still looks quite lovely.
Braids of Action: Wears her hair in a long braid, and is shown to be ruthless towards her foes. Subverted in that she cuts off her braid in "A Shocking Twist".
Break the Haughty: Gets taken down several pegs in the episodes leading up to her elimination: her beautiful face gets stung by bees in "Don't Bug Me", she gets booted first in "The Word On the Street", she gets yelled at by Brick and beat up by Skave in "Not-So-Perfect Storm", and she gets her beautiful face permanently scarred and finally gets eliminated in "She Who Lives By the Sword...".
Character Development: After Katherine's "The Reason You Suck" Speech in “She Who Lives By the Sword...” she realizes how much of a jerk she's been to the other campers. In Worldwide, she tries to make peace with Storm after their rivalry.
Combat Pragmatist: She'll do anything to win, including fighting dirty.
Daddy's Little Villain: Alejandro's daughter, and just as ruthless and manipulative as he is.
Depraved Bisexual: Subverted. She's attracted to both men and women, and is ruthless towards her foes. In fact, in the first chapter, we see her using her good looks to try to convince people to join her side, which commonly overlaps with this trope. However, when Emilia and Lydia become an item, we see that Emilia has a genuinely caring side, and isn't entirely cruel. Her love for Lydia ends up being the only thing that keeps her from becoming completely heartless, and once Lydia is eliminated, she gets a lot more cruel. Emilia's sexuality doesn't accent her villainy; in fact, it negates it.
Even Evil Has Standards: Was immediately ashamed of pulling Carter into a Forceful Kiss after learning he's gay.
Evil Is Petty: In Legacy she often inconveniences her rivals just because she can.
Evil Makes You Ugly: After taking a level in Jerkass, Emilia's face is damaged on two occasions; temporarily in "Don't Bug Me", when she gets stung by bees, and permanently in "She Who Lives By the Sword…", when Katherine leaves a Dueling Scar across her face.
Excessive Evil Eyeshadow: Described as wearing "aggressively winged eyeliner" in "Campfire Emblem Awake-ening", and is shown to wear dark eyeshadow in the group photo in "Here Come The Sons…And Daughters".
The Fashionista: Loves fashion and always strives to look her best.
Femme Fatale: As beautiful and sultry as she is manipulative and ruthless.
Flower Motifs: Roses. She has a rose in her hair, her racing helmet is decorated with roses and hearts in "Shut Up and Drive", and her yukata has roses on it in "Taiko Drama Master". This fits her well- not only because roses are associated with love, but also because of the phrase "every rose has its thorns", which fits her Silk Hiding Steel nature.
Foil: To Storm. Storm is a tomboy, while Emilia is a girly girl. Storm is one of the Modern Mandrills, Emilia is one of the Classic Cobras. Storm's hair is short and curly, while Emilia's is long (at least initially) and straight. Storm wears primarily blue, Emilia wears primarily red. Storm wears no makeup and is terrible at applying it, Emilia wears a lot of makeup and excels at applying it. Storm is a Cool Big Sis to her little brother Thunder, Emilia is a Big Sister Bully to her little sister Raquel. Storm fights with blunt physical strength, while Emilia fights with elegance and grace. Storm is kind and friendly, while Emilia is mean and spiteful. And, of course, Storm and Emilia hate each other.
Freaky Fashion, Mild Mind: Her outfit in Worldwide has a "rocker chick" vibe, but in spite of her more "tough" appearance, she's actually nicer in Worldwide than she is in Legacy.
Full-Name Ultimatum: Receives this in "Taiko Drama Master" after laughing at Raquel's No-Holds-Barred Beatdown from Serena.
God Save Us from the Queen!: While not an actual queen, she does have a lot of queen imagery and symbolism associated with her. Just look at her title: "The Empress".
Gratuitous Spanish: Considering Spanish is her first language, it's no wonder she'd use Spanish words and phrases a lot.
Heel Realization: In "She Who Lives By the Sword…", after her crushing defeat in the fencing tournament, Emilia thinks back to the "The Reason You Suck" Speech Katherine delivered before their duel, and realizes that what Katherine said about her being a jerk to the other contestants was true. She then begins to feel intense guilt over how awful she had been to the other campers. Emilia's final Confession Cam illustrates this best:
What have I done?
I'm Not Here to Make Friends: In "Not-So-Perfect Storm", she says she's "here to win, not get along with people".
Important Haircut: Cuts of her braid to symbolize her Jumping Off the Slippery Slope in "A Shocking Twist".
Latin Lover: Spanish, passionate, and drop-dead gorgeous.
Meaningful Name: Her name means "rival".
Not a Morning Person: "Welcome to the Jungle" reveals that she has a hard time waking up in the morning. This is because she tends to stay up past midnight, which is normal in Spain but not in North America.
Not in the Face!: As is established early on in "Reality Shogun", Emilia hates being hit in her beautiful face. This makes sense; after all, "not the face" is the Burromuerto family code. It makes her ultimate fate- having her beautiful face scarred- all the more karmic.
Official Couple: With Tina.
Overly Long Name: "Taiko Drama Master" reveals that her full name is "Emilia Rosalía Alejandra Wong Burromuerto".
Red and Black and Evil All Over: Wears red and black, and is the Big Bad of Total Drama Legacy.
Proud Beauty: She's gorgeous, and she knows it.
Scars Are Forever: Gains a scar across her face in "She Who Lives by the Sword..." by Katherine, after refusing to wear her fencing mask.
Sibling Rivalry: Her and Raquel.
Spicy Latina: Though technically a Spaniard, she still counts, as she's a beautiful but ruthless Femme Fatale dressed in red.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks like Heather when she was a teenager, but with Alejandro's green eyes.
Tender Tomboyishness, Foul Femininity: Storm and Emilia. Tomboyish Passionate Sports Girl Storm is kind, friendly, and fights fair, while girly Proud Beauty Emilia is mean, spiteful, and a Combat Pragmatist.
Took a Level in Kindness: Is genuinely nicer and has more Pet the Dog moments in Worldwide.

Katherine

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"I miss my home. I miss my dad’s farm. Out there on the prairie, with no one around for several kilometers… it’s just the way I want it, eh. Not like this."

Teams: Classic Cobras, Bubble Buddies

Label: The Shut-In

Placement: 1st (Legacy)

Izzy and Ezekiel's daughter.

Actor Allusion: Named after Izzy's voice actress, Katie Crown.
A-Cup Angst: Insecure about her small breasts.
Affectionate Nickname: Her mother calls her "Kitty-Kat".
Badass Bookworm: At least once she comes out of her shell.
Beast and Beauty: Her and Link. He’s a mutant colossus with a tail, and she’s a kindhearted girl who loves him for who he is.
Bookworm: Loves to read.
Brainy Brunette: A well-read bookworm who speaks five languages.
Character Development: Starts out as a shy girl who hates to leave her farm. By Worldwide, she's excited to see the rest of the world.
Courteous Canadian: She’s the most stereotypically Canadian out of all the Total Drama Legacy contestants, and is also shown to be extremely kind and polite.
Cute and Psycho: Her feral form.
Cuteness Proximity: Gets this away around cats, like her team's cat in "Nuclear Winners".
Daddy's Girl: Is very attached to Ezekiel.
Dark and Troubled Past: As revealed in "Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself", when Katherine was three years old, she was at the store with her parents when her father Ezekiel started getting harassed for his monstrous appearance and past actions. Eventually, he got beaten up by a gang of thugs on the way to the car, who called him "that freak from Total Drama". Little Katherine was so traumatized by this event that she became terrified of the outside world.
Eerie Pale-Skinned Brunette: Katherine is described as having brown hair and very pale skin (the latter being due to her background as a Hikikomori). And as Feral Kat, she's a Cute and Psycho Wild Child. However, it's stated that Feral Kat's skin actually looks green at certain angles.
Embarrassing Middle Name: Her middle name is Kaleidoscope. It was Izzy's idea.
Eskimos Aren't Real: She never knew virtual reality games were actually real until "Virtual Royale-ity".
Farmer's Daughter: As she states on multiple occasions, she was raised on a farm, and she has many of the attributes of this trope: innocent, sheltered, skilled with handling farm animals, looks beautiful without even trying, etc.
Friendless Background: Having spent most of her life as a homeschooled, cripplingly shy Hikikomori, she never had any friends before coming to Pahkitew Island. In fact, in "Mi Cabaña Es Su Cabaña", she tells Serena that she is the first person she's ever befriended.
Gamer Chick: She enjoys playing video games, especially Minecraft.
Genre Savvy: She knows she can take her time starting her section of the relay race in "Nuclear Winners" when her opponent is Carter.
Girliness Upgrade: Compare her outfit in Legacy, which is understated, practical, and unisex, with her outfit in Worldwide, a very feminine dress-and-sun-hat combo.
Girls Like Musicians: In "Taiko Drama Master", Katherine states in a confessional that seeing Link playing the drums "just makes [her] heart flutter".
Green and Mean: When Katherine transforms into her more aggressive feral form, her skin turns ever-so-slightly green.
Hikikomori: Went 10 years without leaving her house, due to her intense social phobia.
Homeschooled Kids: Just like her dad, Katherine was homeschooled.
Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: Her and Link.
Introverted Cat Person: Owns a cat named Calliope.
Official Couple: With Link.
Overalls and Gingham: Wears a gingham dress in Worldwide, befitting how she was raised on a farm.
Practically Different Generations: There's a 15 year gap between her and her baby sister Victoria.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The cool-headed rational blue to Peter's hot-headed impulsive red.
Single Woman Seeks Good Man: The reason why Katherine falls for Link is because he's consistently nice to her and is the first guy to call her beautiful.
Shrinking Violet: Due to her upbringing. At least at first.
Stylish Sunhats: In Worldwide, after she's become a self-made millionaire, she starts wearing a wide-brimmed sun hat.
Superior Successor: Like you wouldn't believe. Her father Ezekiel is the only Total Drama contestant to be voted off first on two occasions. However, in Total Drama Legacy, not only does Katherine avoid getting voted off first, she avoids getting voted off, period. In fact, she ends up winning.
The Ugly Guy's Hot Daughter: Her father Ezekiel is a green-skinned, Gollum-like "feral freakshow"; by contrast, Katherine is quite pretty, with beautiful gray eyes, long brown hair, and a delicate and slender build.
Wacky Parent, Serious Child: Her and Izzy.
Wild Child: Feral Kat, who acts like a wild animal.

Marissa

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"WHAT’S UP, DUDES? THE PARTY HAS ARRIVED!"

Teams: Classic Cobras, Vicious Vipers

Label: The Party Girl

Placement: 13th (Legacy)

Bridgette and Geoff's daughter, and Marlin's older sister.

All Guys Want Cheerleaders: Invoked. Legacy reveals that she's had a lot of boyfriends (as well as lovers of other genders), and Worldwide reveals that she was a varsity cheerleader throughout most of high school. It's possible these two things are connected.
Cheery Pink: Wears a hot pink outfit (and reveals in "Welcome to the Jungle" that pink is her favorite color), and is all about partying and having fun.
Childish Older Sibling: Unlike her level-headed younger brother Marlin, Marissa is ditzy and impulsive.
Comic Trio: With Wayne and Drew.
Drives Like Crazy: Can't drive to save her life. Marlin says her Driver's Ed teacher once called her a "lost cause".
Dumb Blonde: Not so much "dumb" as "dangerously impulsive", but still.
Everyone Loves Blondes: She has blonde hair, and not only does she have not one, but two partners, she's also dated a lot of people in the past.
Fearless Fool: Never thinks before doing anything, which often results in her doing dangerous or embarrassing things.
Marlin: "Her self-confidence is abnormally high, and she seems to have no sense of shame."
Fun Personified: Joyful, energetic, and the Life of the Party, she's all about having fun and living life to the fullest.
Genki Girl: An obnoxious girl with a lot of energy.
Good Bad Girl: She's dated a lot of people (and is very unapologetic about this fact), and she's a friendly person who's always encouraging others to have fun.
Life of the Party: Loves partying.
Massive Numbered Siblings: The oldest of six children.
Meaningful Name: Her name means "of the sea" in Latin. Fitting for a child of two surfers.
No Indoor Voice: To the point where, when the contestants are re-introduced at the beginning of Worldwide, she's described as "a blonde girl with a very loud voice".
Older Than They Look: Is the oldest contestant, but you couldn't tell just by looking at her.
Pink Girl, Blue Boy: She wears primarily pink, while her brother Marlin wears primarily blue.
Pom-Pom Girl: In Worldwide, she mentions that she was a varsity cheerleader for 3 years. Fittingly, she pulls out a lot of cheerleading moves to cheer on Wayne and Drew in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!"
Platonic Life-Partners: With Wayne.
Plot Allergy: She's allergic to cats, which she only reveals during the Pripyat Pet Pass (a relay race where the team members have to pass a cat from person to person) in "Nuclear Winners". Naturally, her team ends up losing that challenge.
Polyamory: Is revealed in Worldwide to be in a polyamorous relationship with a girl named Melly and a non-binary partner named Alex.
Queer Colors: In Worldwide, everything she's wearing is either pink, yellow, or blue. Pink, yellow, and blue are the colors of the pansexual flag.
Really Gets Around: A G-rated version of this.
Marissa: Years of playing Spin the Bottle and Seven Minutes In Heaven at sleepovers and parties has left me with a long list of people who I’ve at least kissed. Of all genders.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The obnoxious impulsive Genki Girl red to Marlin's cool-headed Mellow Fellow blue.
Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: The energetic girl to Drew's savvy guy.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks just like Bridgette.
Sunny Sunflower Disposition: Her yukata in "Taiko Drama Master" is decorated with sunflowers, which befits her Genki Girl personality.

Marlin

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"I grew up right by the ocean. I’m practically amphibious."

Teams: Classic Cobras, Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Surfer Dude

Placement: 10th (Legacy)

Bridgette and Geoff's son, and Marissa's younger brother.

Affectionate Nickname: "Pumpkin Pie" by Carter.
Big Little Brother: He's taller than Marissa, but he's actually younger than her.
Heavy Sleeper: According to Marissa, he once slept through a hurricane.
Lantern Jaw of Justice: His giant chin takes up most of his face, and has a noticeable cleft- and he's very heroic.
Makeout Kids: Him and Carter can get this way sometimes.
Massive Numbered Siblings: He comes from a family of six.
Meaningful Name: Like Marissa, his name is also ocean themed, after the fish.
Nice Guy: Is generally kind, gentle, and easygoing.
Official Couple: With Carter.
Pink Girl, Blue Boy: He wears primarily blue, while his sister Marissa wears primarily pink.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The cool-headed Mellow Fellow blue to Marissa's obnoxious impulsive Genki Girl red.
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: The athletic manly man to Carter's sensitive Non-Action Guy.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks just like Geoff.
Surfer Dude: Maybe even more so than his parents.
Virtuous Vegetarianism: Marlin is a Nice Guy who cares deeply about others and is kind to animals; naturally, Worldwide reveals that he's a vegetarian.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of clowns.

Serena

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"I’ve seen every single episode of Neon Genesis Evangelion AND Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. I know all about piloting giant robots."

Teams: Classic Cobras, Bubble Buddies

Label: The Weeaboo

Placement: 6th (Legacy)

Harold and Leshawna's daughter.

Acrofatic: Despite being a pudgy girl whose usual outfit includes a pair of high heels, she's shown to be decently agile, especially when she's doing a Ninja Run.
Affectionate Nickname: Storm calls her "sha-baby".
Amazon Chaser: Loves a girl who can kick her ass.
Arch-Enemy: To Raquel.
Badass Adorable: A Kawaiiko with a heart of gold and a host of mad skills.
Bespectacled Cutie: A sweet and friendly Kawaiiko with Nerd Glasses.
Black and Nerdy: A half-Black Occidental Otaku.
Borrowed Catchphrase: Uses her father Harold's catchphrase, "Gosh!", on several occasions.
Character Catchphrase: "Nani?"
Cheery Pink: Wears pink almost exclusively in Legacy, and is a sweet and optimistic person.
Combat Stilettos: Almost always wears high heels, yet she is able to run and move nimbly with no difficulty.
Nero: How are you able to do all that while wearing THOSE?
Serena: (chuckles) It’s just another one of my many mad skills.
- It's later revealed in Worldwide that the reason she wears high heels all the time is because she habitually walks up on her toes, which is a symptom of her autism.
Cosplay Otaku Girl: In Worldwide, she tends to dress up as anime characters often.
Elegant Gothic Lolita: Wears a Sweet Lolita dress at all times.
Endearingly Dorky: A bespectacled Occidental Otaku who is considered The Cutie both in- and out-of-universe.
Foreign Culture Fetish: Obsessed with all things Japanese.
Geek Physiques: Serena, "the Weeaboo", is a pudgy girl, leaning into the stereotype that geeks are fat.
Germans Love David Hasselhoff: In-universe she's the most popular character in Japan.
Girly Girl with a Tomboy Streak: Sure, she's a Kawaiiko who dresses in pink, frilly outfits, but she's also a big fan of a lot of Shōnen anime, most notably JoJo's Bizarre Adventure.
Gratuitous Japanese: As expected from a weeaboo.
I Know Mortal Kombat: Picked up many of her "mad skills" from watching anime. In "Reality Shogun", she says that she learned how to pilot a Humongous Mecha from watching Neon Genesis Evangelion and Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann. In "Cruel Britannia", she is challenged to ride on a witch's broomstick, which she claims is easy because she's "seen Kiki's Delivery Service 16 times". "Shut Up and Drive" reveals that she learned everything she knows about car-racing from Initial D. And, of course, there's the fact that every time she's in a situation where she needs to move quickly, she does the "Naruto run".
Kawaiiko
Lipstick Lesbian: Loves feminine things, like the color pink, Lolita Fashion, high heels, shoujo anime and manga, cute things, cherry blossoms… and other women.
Masculine–Feminine Gay Couple: Storm and Serena are a textbook example. Storm is a tomboyish Passionate Sports Girl, while Serena is a hyper-feminine Kawaiiko. Simply put, they're on opposite ends of the futch scale◊. And wouldn't you know it, they're an Official Couple.
Ninja Run: How she runs.
No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Delivers a MASSIVE one to Raquel in "Taiko Drama Master", when the latter tried to sabotage her.
Occidental Otaku: She LOVES anime. Her label is "The Weeaboo" for a reason. Worldwide later reveals her anime obsession and constant referencing of anime is due to her being autistic and anime being her special interest.
Odango Hair: Serena wears her hair like this, in homage to Sailor Moon.
Official Couple: With Storm.
Oh, My Gods!: In "North By Pacific Northwest", she says "Oh my Haruhi Suzumiya!", in reference to the common fan theory that Haruhi is God.
Pink Means Feminine: Hyper-feminine Kawaiiko Serena wears pink almost exclusively.
Pop-Cultured Badass: Kicks butt, takes names, and makes numerous anime references while doing so.
Queer Flowers: Her yukata in "Taiko Drama Master" has white lilies on it. In Japanese culture, lilies are associated with lesbians, which is where the name of the Yuri Genre comes from ("yuri" is Japanese for "lily").
Sailor Senshi Send-Up: Between her Odango Hair, the outfit she wears in Worldwide (a Whole Costume Reference to Usagi Tsukino's school uniform), and her name being "Serena" (which is what Usagi's name was changed to in the English dub), it's very clear that she's supposed to be a homage to Sailor Moon.
Screw This, I'm Outta Here: After falling victim to Drew's Paranoia Gambit, Serena votes herself off the island for the sake of her own safety.
Shipper on Deck: For Lydia and Emilia.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl to Storm's tomboy.
Twofer Token Minority: She's Black, a lesbian, and autistic.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: She's afraid of centipedes.

Wayne

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"There has never been a problem in my life that I couldn’t solve by punching something. Computer not working? Punch it. Can’t open my locker? Punch it. Some jerk insists asexuals like myself aren’t part of the LGBT community? Punch him."

Teams: Classic Cobras, Vicious Vipers

Label: The Himbo

Placement: 15th (Legacy)

Lindsay and Tyler's son.

Accidental Misnaming: Constantly gets everyone's names wrong.
Badasses Wear Bandanas: Very badass, and wears a do-rag.
Boxing Battler: He loves to box, and this is reflected in his fighting style, which mostly revolves around punches. "A Dark and Storm-y Night" shows that he uses these punches for more than just fighting.
Buffy Speak: Often resorts to this when trying to describe something he's forgotten the name of.
Canadian Equals Hockey Fan: Canadian (specifically from Calgary, AB), and a huge fan of hockey.
Comic Trio: With Drew and Marissa.
The Ditz: He's called "The Himbo" for a reason.
Dumb Jock: A prime example. He's very strong and athletic, but incredibly stupid. In fact, he only has three brain cells.
Extreme Doormat: To Raquel in Worldwide.
Global Ignorance: He sucks at geography. In fact, Worldwide reveals that the only knowledge of geography he has is in regard to which cities have NHL teams.
Hidden Depths:
- He wanted to win the competition to help his mom with her drug addiction problems.
- "Nuclear Winners" reveals he's very knowledgeable about Ukrainian culture through his ancestry.
Kindhearted Simpleton: Though he's an absolute moron, Wayne is a genuinely nice and affable guy.
Lovable Jock: He's much better at sports than his father, and a nice guy.
Malaproper: Has a tendency to say one word when he means another word; for instance, saying "refrigerating" instead of "refreshing".
Manly Facial Hair: He's the manliest of all of the Total Drama Legacy contestants, and he has the most noticeable facial hair out of all of them, too.
Named After Somebody Famous: Named after legendary hockey player, Wayne Gretzky.
Odd Friendship: Him and Drew.
One-Steve Limit: Averted. He shares his name with Wayne from the Island 2023 reboot, since he was made before the reboot came out.
Platonic Life-Partners: With Marissa.
Real Men Eat Meat: When eating lunch in "Welcome to the Jungle", he piles his plate with chicken and doesn't eat any carbs, fruits, or veggies.
Real Men Wear Pink: He has no qualms with wearing a yukata decorated with peonies in "Taiko Drama Master", saying that "flowers are cool" and "you don't have to be a girl to enjoy flowers".
Red Hot Masculinity: Wears primarily red, and is very macho.
Shared Family Quirks: Just like his mother, he has a tendency to get people's names wrong.
Superior Successor: Unlike his father Tyler, he's actually really good at sports.
Top-Heavy Guy: Thunder puts it best in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!":
Hi there! You have big arms.
Vile Villain, Laughable Lackey: The laughable lackey to Raquel's vile villain.

The Modern Mandrills

Barbara

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"I can’t wait to make friends with all of you!"

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Sweetheart

Placements: 17th (Legacy), 20th (Worldwide)

Mike and Zoey's daughter.

Actor Allusion: Named after Zoey's voice actress, Barbara Mamabolo.
Disco Dan: Her fashion sense is very 1960s.
In-Series Nickname: Vito calls her "Babs".
Long-Lost Relative: Is biologically Violet's half-sister, since Mike and Vito are from the same system.
Nice Girl
Official Couple: With Morgan in Worldwide.
Queer Colors: Her Worldwide outfit is the colors of the lesbian flag: pink, orange, and white.
Scooter-Riding Mod: Dresses in 1960s Mod fashion, and wins the Vespa challenge in “All Roads Lead To Rome”.
Shipper on Deck: Supportive of Link/Katherine, Keith/Tophella, and Tina/Emilia.

Keith

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"It sounded like something d-d-d-dangerous!"

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Love-Struck Boy

Placement: 8th (Legacy)

Dave and Sky's son, and Skave's twin brother.

Brother–Sister Team: Skave and Keith.
Finishing Each Other's Sentences: Keith and Tophella do this in "A Dark and Storm-y Night", in order to show how madly in love they are.
Lovable Coward: A neurotic scaredy-cat, but still very sympathetic.
Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: His sister Skave is tomboyish, athletic, fierce, and competitive, while Keith is sensitive, neurotic, romantic, and easily scared.
Official Couple: With Tophella. Unlike the other examples, the two were already together before the show started.
Only Sane Man: Sees himself as this to the Dynamic Dumplings.
Keith: "It’s as if Tophella and I are the responsible parents looking after a bunch of stupid, stupid children."
Polar Opposite Twins: With Skave. She's daring, courageous, and never hesitates to take on a challenge, while he's neurotic, fearful, and hesitant about doing risky things.
Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: Him and Skave.
Sickeningly Sweethearts: Keith and Tophella. The two of them are to romantic relationships what Katie and Sadie were to platonic relationships: they were introduced as having already had a close relationship with each other, are pretty much inseparable, often go on and on about how much they care about each other, and when one of them gets eliminated, the other doesn't really have much to do until their own elimination.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks just like Dave.
Time-Passage Beard: He's grown a goatee by Worldwide, one year after Legacy.
Transplant: He was originally a pre-existing Original Character made by Vanessafanfictionlover, but was transferred into Total Drama Legacy.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of horses.

Link

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"My fellow campers, today, we press F… but from now on, we must press W, and move forward."

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Bubble Buddies

Label: The Gamer

Placement: 9th (Legacy)

Sam and Dakota's son.

Absurd Phobia: He's afraid of the piano from Super Mario 64. Then again, if you've played Super Mario 64, you'll know that fear isn't too absurd.
Affectionate Nickname: "R.O.U.S.", by Storm.
Beast and Beauty: Him and Katherine. He’s a mutant colossus with a tail, and she’s a kindhearted girl who loves him for who he is.
Big Eater: He has his father's iron stomach.
Blind Without 'Em: Without his glasses, he’s “basically illiterate”. Emilia uses this to her advantage to get him eliminated in "The Great Canadian Cook Off".
Bullet Catch:
- In "Water You Gonna Do?", when Emilia fires a fish from her team's fish cannon at Storm, Link catches the fish with his hand before it can hit Storm. This showcases his Super-Reflexes, which he attributes to years of gaming.
- He does this again with a boomerang thrown by Zack in "All Roads Lead to Rome".
Character Catchphrase: "Poggers", when something good happens.
Family Theme Naming: Overlapping with Shout-Out Theme Naming, his name is Link, and his younger sister's name is Zelda.
Geek: Loves video games.
Geek Physiques: Link, "the Gamer", is thin and lanky, falling under the stereotype of geeks being scrawny.
Gentle Giant: Is the tallest contestant and has a monstrous appearance, due to being half-mutant, but a very nice guy.
Half-Human Hybrid: His dad is a human, while his mom is a mutated human.
Height Angst: When visiting Japan, he complains about how, since the country's citizens tend to be on the shorter side, everything is just too small for a seven-foot behemoth like him.
Huge Guy, Tiny Girl: Him and Katherine.
I Know Mortal Kombat: Often claims to have learned how to do things from playing video games that simulate those things. For example, in "Water You Gonna Do?" he states that he knows how to shoot things because he's "played Call of Duty hundreds of times".
Jewish and Nerdy: Very geeky, and revealed to be Jewish in Worldwide.
Meaningful Name: Is named after Link from The Legend of Zelda.
Nerd Glasses
Nice Jewish Boy: Jewish, as revealed in Worldwide, and a kind and humble guy with geeky interests.
Official Couple: With Katherine.
Oh, My Gods!: When he sees the headquarters of Nintendo in "Taiko Drama Master", he exclaimed "OH MY ARCEUS!"
Only Known by Their Nickname: His name is actually short for Lincoln. The only people who call him "Lincoln" are substitute teachers and his parents if they're really angry with him.
Platonic Life-Partners: With Storm.
Radiation-Immune Mutants: "Nuclear Winners" reveals he's immune to radiation.
Link: I remember one of the doctors told me “I sincerely hope you never get cancer, because there’s a very good chance that radiation therapy isn’t going to work on you.”
Small Parent, Huge Child: Much taller than his father Sam.
Spoiled Sweet: Just like his mom. He comes from a rich family, and lives a life of luxury. However, in spite of his privileged upbringing, he's kindhearted, gentle, and humble.
Super-Reflexes: In "Water You Gonna Do?", Link is revealed to have these, which he credits to a lifetime of playing video games.
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Storm. Though they're both close friends, they do tend to bicker and argue.

Morgan

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"Listen up! My mama, Sugar, placed THIRD on this very island. Plus, I’ve won hundreds of beauty pageants, just like my mama. Show me some respect!"

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Spoiled Brat

Placements: 20th (Legacy), 22nd (Worldwide)

Sugar and Leonard's daughter.

Breath-Holding Brat: When she convinces Owen to make her character in the short film they’re making a medical student, she says in a confessional that it was surprisingly easy and she “didn’t even have to hold [her] breath until [she] got what [she] wanted”, implying that’s something she does regularly.
Dumb Blonde: Subverted. At first glance, she seems to be a stereotypically shallow blonde, concerned more about her looks than about helping her team. However, in "Aftermath: The Next Generation", we find out she has an interest in medicine, and "After the Dive of Shame" confirms that she is, indeed, smarter than she may seem.
Entitled Bitch: Morgan, being a Spoiled Brat, has a massive sense of entitlement, and grows very frustrated when the facilities at camp don't live up to her impossibly high standards.
Fangirl: A huge fan of Mending Hearts, to the point where she sneaks onto the set of the show in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!".
The Friend Nobody Likes: Ends up becoming this to the Modern Mandrills in "Here Come The Sons… And Daughters". Throughout the episode, all the other Modern Mandrills become annoyed with her, and when deciding who to vote out, they almost unanimously decide to vote for her.
Full-Name Ultimatum: Receives this in "Aftermath: Viva Las Vegas!" after finally standing up to her mother about want she wants to do with her life.
Hidden Depths: She actually wants to be a doctor.
Official Couple: With Barbara in Worldwide.
Meaningful Name: Her first and middle name, "Morgan Fay", are after the Arthurian enchantress, Morgan Le Fay, since she's Leonard's daughter.
Picky Eater: Implied to be this, in contrast to her mother Sugar.
Spoiled Brat: It's her label. She was eliminated first because nobody could stand her attitude.
Teens Love Shopping: Loves going to the mall.
We Hardly Knew Ye: Gets booted first in both Legacy and Worldwide. However, in Worldwide, that blow is cushioned, as she gets a fair amount of focus in her elimination episode.

Nero

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"Greetings, fellow carbon-based life forms! I decided to arrive in an extravagant way to show you the wonders of science and technology!"

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Vicious Vipers

Label: The Mad Scientist

Placements: 11th (Legacy), 18th (Worldwide)

Scarlett and Max's son.

Accidental Pervert: Accidentally touches Storm's boobs when he trips in "Wild Kat".
- In an Aftermath bonus clip, he uses X-ray goggles he invented to see through walls... and he happens to turn toward the girls' room while wearing them.
Animal Motifs: Crows. His yukata in "Taiko Drama Master" has a crow on it, he wears a Tengu mask in that same episode (as tengu are commonly thought of as being part-crow), and in "Nuclear Winners", he adopts a pet crow named Banshee.
Big Guy, Little Guy: Him and Zack.
Calling the Old Woman Out: Finally stands up to his mother's horrible treatment of him in "Nuclear Winners".
Chekhov's Skill: His ability to speak Ukrainian comes in handy when Chris is trying to get into Pripyat.
Deathbringer the Adorable: Aside from arguably being an example himself (at least, post-Heel–Face Turn), he seems to be fond of giving cute animals Names to Run Away from Really Fast, as he names his pet goldfish "Leviathan"^notewhich ends up being a Prophetic Name and his pet crow "Banshee".
Einstein Hair: Befitting a scientist like him.
Evil Genius: His primary characterization up until his Heel–Face Turn.
Expy: Of Kooky von Koopa. He's a Mad Scientist and Overlord Jr. who is very good with machines, has Einstein Hair (with Nero's even being a dark bluish-black, invoking Kooky von Koopa's blue hair), and is prone to Evil Laughter. He even describes himself as a "kooky inventor" in one scene.
- Virtuous Character Copy: However, while Kooky von Koopa is an out-and-out antagonist in The Adventures of Super Mario Bros. 3, Nero has a Heel–Face Turn in "Wild Kat" and joins the side of good.
Full-Name Ultimatum: In "Nuclear Winners", Scarlett refers to him by his full name, "Nero Volodymyr Borisov".
Gadgeteer Genius
Game of Nerds: Nero is extremely intelligent, and he states in "All Roads Lead to Rome" that baseball is the only sport he pays any attention to.
Goggles Do Nothing: Subverted. Nero wears a pair of goggles on his head, but never really uses them… until he has to take the Dive of Shame, and he puts them over his eyes.
Head Pet: Gains one when he takes in Banshee. She spends all of "Nuclear Winners" nestled in his hair.
Heel–Face Turn: Starts off as an Evil Genius, but staying at camp causes him to realize that being good feels much better than being evil. Thus, in "Wild Kat", he decides to renounce evil and become a good guy.
Homemade Flamethrower: He's revealed to have built one in "Wild Kat", and he ends up accidentally burning up his tent with it. Later in Worldwide, in "Around the World in A Whole Lot of Days", he gets it confiscated at the airport.
Labcoat of Science and Medicine: Wears one.
Loser Son of Loser Dad: Was deliberately not invited to be on Total Drama Legacy because his mother Scarlett tried to blow up Pahkitew Island with everyone still on it and is thus The Dreaded to everyone associated with Total Drama.
Mad Scientist: It's even his label.
Meaningful Name: Doubling as Names to Run Away from Really Fast, he's named after Emperor Nero, who, among other things, had a terrible relationship with his mother Agrippina (which led to him having her killed) and famously played the lyre while Rome was burning. This reflects how Nero has an incredibly strained relationship with his mother Scarlett and eventually gets eliminated for burning down his own tent during a camping trip. "Nero" is also Italian for "black", which fits with his blue-black hair.
- His middle name, Volodymyr, is also meaningful. It means "ruler of the world", and considering Scarlett wanted him to be an accomplice in her evil schemes, that fits.
Mr Fix It: He reveals in "Down Underwear" that because he's "an expert on all things pertaining to machinery", his father Max has always relied on him to fix things around the house, to the point where it's been years since he's called a repairman.
Nightmare Fetishist: In "A Dark and Storm-y Night" when he sees the haunted house that their challenge will take place, he is incredibly enthusiastic about it. In "Cruel Britannia", when he draws Frankenstein from the bookshelf during the literature challenge, his face lights up, and when Chris says he'll have to do the "Creature-Creating Challenge", which involves sewing together a monster from foam body parts, Nero exclaims that creating a monster is something he's always wanted to do. And in "Mi Cabaña Es Su Cabaña", when he has to cut out a cloth heart from a doll at the top of an Aztec pyramid, he says in a confessional that "now [he gets] to perform an Aztec sacrifice! How cool is that?"
- This continues into Worldwide, as in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!", he reveals that he's a huge fan of horror movies and is excited to star in one, and in "Taiko Drama Master", he gets really excited upon learning that the next destination they visit is going to be Chernobyl.
Overlord Jr.: To Max and Scarlett. Subverted in that he eventually has a Heel–Face Turn in "Wild Kat".
Redemption Equals Death: Well, Redemption Equals Elimination. Nero's Heel–Face Turn is finalized in "Wild Kat", the episode in which he gets eliminated.
RevengeSVP: Wasn't actually invited to the island (because Chris didn't want to ask Scarlett), but shows up anyway.
Shorter Means Smarter: Mad Scientist Nero is the shortest Total Drama Legacy camper.
Suddenly Bilingual: He can speak Ukrainian, which wasn't revealed until "Nuclear Winners".
Throw the Dog a Bone: As he notes in his elimination speech, Worldwide as a whole is one for him after his parents' divorce in the year gap.
"Well Done, Son" Guy: All he wants is approval from his mother Scarlett, who is dismissive and neglectful towards him. In fact, Nero's Heel–Face Turn ends up making their relationship worse.

Skave

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"I always strive to be a hero to others."

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Bubble Buddies

Label: The Swordswoman

Placement: 2nd (Legacy)

Dave and Sky's daughter, and Keith's twin sister.

Action Girl: She's skilled at swordsmanship, archery, and karate, and her gymnastics training has made her incredibly agile as well.
Bilingual Bonus: Her helmet in "Shut Up and Drive" and her shirt in Worldwide both have the character "花" on it. In Japanese, this character is read as "hana"- and, as revealed in "Here Come The Sons... And Daughters", Skave's real name is Hana. Overlaps with Brought to You by the Letter "S".
Brother–Sister Team: Skave and Keith.
Everything's Better with Rainbows: Both her ball gown in "Seventeen Going On Eighteen" and her yukata in "Taiko Drama Master" are rainbow-colored.
Kick Chick: Tends to prefer kicks in combat.
Kung-Fu Kid: Knows karate, and is really good at it.
Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: She's is tomboyish, athletic, fierce, and competitive, while her brother Keith is sensitive, neurotic, romantic, and easily scared.
Master Archer: Very good at archery.
Master Swordsman: Check her label: "The Swordswoman".
Only Known by Their Nickname: Her real name is Hana.
Passionate Sports Girl: Does gymnastics and runs track, and is very good at archery, martial arts, and fencing.
Polar Opposite Twins: With Keith. She's daring, courageous, and never hesitates to take on a challenge, while he's neurotic, fearful, and hesitant about doing risky things.
Platonic Life-Partners: With Zack. They've been friends since they were kids.
Savvy Guy, Energetic Girl: Her and Keith.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks like Sky with longer hair.
Tomboy with a Girly Streak: She may be a tomboyish Action Girl who knows karate and is skilled with the sword and bow, but, as seen in "Not-So-Perfect Storm", she does like fashion and has no qualms with putting on a dress and getting dolled up.
Transplant: She was originally a pre-existing Original Character made by Vanessafanfictionlover, but was transferred into Total Drama Legacy.

Storm

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"I was not going to let myself fail this challenge. Because I never fail! I have the physical strength of my father Lightning and the mental strength of my other father Cameron! I was destined for greatness right out of the uterine replicator! And I will not let anything keep me down."

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Bubble Buddies

Label: The Ace

Placement: 5th (Legacy)

Lightning and Cameron's daughter.

Academic Athlete: A Passionate Sports Girl with a 4.0 GPA.
The Ace: It's even her label!
- Broken Ace: As revealed in "Nothing To Fear But Fear Itself", because Storm grew up only knowing success, she never learned that failure is a part of life. Her greatest fear (getting a bad test grade) stems from an incident in sixth grade where she got a D on a test, and due to the reputation for intelligence she had built up around herself, others around her felt as if she had let them down.
Action Girl: Due to her athleticism, she is incredibly tough and capable of beating anyone in a fight.
Affectionate Nickname: "Pikachu" by Link, "Storm-chan" by Serena, "sha-honey" by Lightning, and "Stormie" by Gwen.
Amazonian Beauty: As beautiful as she is buff, at least according to Serena.
Animal Motifs: Rats. "Lab rat" and "gym rat" are common derisive nicknames Emilia calls Storm, and when she and Link form an alliance, they call themselves the "Toxic Rat Pups".
Arch-Enemy: To Emilia.
Artificial Human: She was created by Cameron using an enucleated egg cell implanted with his DNA, Lightning's sperm, and a Uterine Replicator that Cameron invented.
Astonishingly Appropriate Appearance: The shape of her hair resembles a cumulonimbus capillatus cloud, a type of cloud that produces thunderstorms.
Berserk Button: People touching her breasts.
Just like when I’m playing softball, if I see you trying to slide into second base, I’ll get you out.
Black and Nerdy: A highly intelligent Black girl with an interest in superheroes. In fact, she named herself after the superhero of the same name.
Boob-Based Gag: Her massive sha-boobies are the source of many jokes.
Boyish Short Hair: Her hair is short and in a very masculine cut, which befits her toughness and tomboyish nature.
Character Catchphrase: "Sha-yeah!"
Childhood Friends: Her and Violet. The two of them are established to have known each other since childhood in "Here Come The Sons… And Daughters".
Cool Big Sis: To her little brother Thunder.
Cosmetic Catastrophe: Doing makeup is the one thing she isn't good at.
Designer Babies: Downplayed. She mentions offhandedly in "The Great Canadian Cook-Off" that when Cameron was transferring his own DNA into an enucleated egg cell when creating her, he knocked out the gene that caused his poor eyesight, so she wouldn't have to deal with the hassle of wearing glasses. It's unknown what other genes he may have altered, if any.
Determinator: As she herself states in "Did Somebody Say Pancakes?", she will never let anything get her down.
Electric Black Gal: Black, and heavily associated with lightning.
Elemental Motifs: Like Lightning, she's heavily associated with electricity.
Family Theme Naming: Her father is named "Lightning", and her brother is named "Thunder".
Fast as Lightning: Storm is heavily associated with lightning, and as shown in "Campfire Emblem Awake-ening", is the fastest runner out of all the campers.
Foil: To Emilia. Storm is a tomboy, while Emilia is a girly girl. Storm is one of the Modern Mandrills, Emilia is one of the Classic Cobras. Storm's hair is short and curly, while Emilia's is long (at least initially) and straight. Storm wears primarily blue, Emilia wears primarily red. Storm wears no makeup and is terrible at applying it, Emilia wears a lot of makeup and excels at applying it. Storm is a Cool Big Sis to her little brother Thunder, Emilia is a Big Sister Bully to her little sister Raquel. Storm fights with blunt physical strength, while Emilia fights with elegance and grace. Storm is kind and friendly, while Emilia is mean and spiteful. And, of course, Storm and Emilia hate each other.
Genius Bruiser: Her mind is as toned as her muscles.
Graceful Loser: In a showcase of how far she’s come, she takes her elimination gracefully. This provides a conclusion to her character arc of learning to accept failure.
Homosexual Reproduction: Storm is a textbook example, as it's established early on in "Here Come The Sons… And Daughters" that Cameron created her in a lab by combining his own DNA with that of his husband Lightning. Later episodes revealed that the process of creating her involved a Uterine Replicator that Cameron invented and an enucleated egg cell implanted with Cameron's DNA. (In addition, according to Word of God, Lightning's sperm was used to fertilize the egg.)
Hot-Blooded: As a Passionate Sports Girl, she's is all about giving 110% and taking on challenges "passionately and aggressively". This trait of hers is emphasized in "The Great Canadian Cook-Off", where she cooks her spaghetti in an incredibly vigorous and aggressive way.
I Call Him "Mister Happy": Insistently refers to her breasts as her "sha-boobies".
Lesbian Jock: Downplayed; she's certainly a jock, and she's attracted to women, but she's actually bisexual.
Lovable Jock: In contrast to previous tomboyish and athletic girls Eva and Jo, Storm is a Nice Girl with a heart as big as her muscles.
Masculine–Feminine Gay Couple: Storm and Serena are a textbook example. Storm is a tomboyish Passionate Sports Girl, while Serena is a hyper-feminine Kawaiiko. Simply put, they're on opposite ends of the futch scale◊. And wouldn't you know it, they're an Official Couple.
Martial Arts Headband: Serena gives one to Storm at the end of "The Word On the Street". It has a rising sun and the Japanese word for "lightning", inazuma (稲妻), on it. She's still wearing it in "After the Dive of Shame", and goes on to wear it in Worldwide.
Meaningful Name: Her real name, Helen, can mean "St. Elmo's fire", a natural phenomenon in which electricity surrounds a pointed object. This befits her association with electricity.
Only Known by Their Nickname: Her real name is Helen.
Passionate Sports Girl: Is very athletic and enjoys playing softball and volleyball.
Pervert Revenge Mode: When Nero accidentally touches Storm's sha-boobies, Storm reacts violently, punching him in the face and shoving him out of the tent.
Platonic Life-Partners: With Link.
Rapid-Fire Fisticuffs: The Thundercrack Fist, an attack used by Storm in "A Shocking Twist" that consists of a barrage of rapid-fire punches.
Shared Family Quirks: Storm shares her father Lightning's "sha-" Verbal Tic.
Small Parent, Huge Child: She towers over her father Cameron. Cameron himself lampshades this in "Around the World in A Whole Lot of Days".
"Do you know how hard it is when you’re even littler than your 'little girl'?"
Tender Tomboyishness, Foul Femininity: Storm and Emilia. Tomboyish Passionate Sports Girl Storm is kind, friendly, and fights fair, while girly Proud Beauty Emilia is mean, spiteful, and a Combat Pragmatist.
Uterine Replicator: Created in one.
Violently Protective Girlfriend: Mess with Serena, and you will feel the wrath of the Storm.
Vitriolic Best Buds: With Link. Though they're both close friends, they do tend to bicker and argue.
You Go, Girl!: As revealed in Worldwide, she was on the football team in 8th grade, despite not being male.

Tophella

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"Awwww, Keith. You’re such a sweetheart. I love you soooo much."

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Love-Struck Girl

Placement: 14th (Legacy)

Topher and Ella's daughter.

Affectionate Nickname: "My princess", by Keith.
All-Loving Heroine: While the main target of her affections is her boyfriend Keith, she's incredibly kind and friendly towards everyone. Sierra describes her as "filled with love- not just for Keith, but for life and the world".
The Cutie: A kindhearted and optimistic girl who loves Disney, musical theatre, and her boyfriend.
Dating What Daddy Hates: Her father, Topher, hates her boyfriend Keith and doesn't approve of their relationship. The reason Tophella decided to go to camp in the first place was so she can spend more time with Keith without Topher getting in the way.
Finishing Each Other's Sentences: Keith and Tophella do this in "A Dark and Storm-y Night", in order to show how madly in love they are.
Official Couple: With Keith. Unlike the other examples, the two were already together before the show started.
Only Known by Their Nickname: Her real name is Felicia.
Performance Artist: Loves musical theater.
The Pollyanna: A very "glass half-full" kind of person.
Sickeningly Sweethearts: Keith and Tophella. The two of them are to romantic relationships what Katie and Sadie were to platonic relationships: they were introduced as having already had a close relationship with each other, are pretty much inseparable, often go on and on about how much they care about each other, and when one of them gets eliminated, the other doesn't really have much to do until their own elimination.
The Smurfette Principle: The only female on the Dynamic Dumplings after Morgan and Barbara's eliminations.
Stronger Than They Look: She can hold her own down well in a fight. In the gladiator battle in "All Roads Lead to Rome", she made it into the final 4 as the last person on her team.
Transplant: She was originally a pre-existing Original Character made by Vanessafanfictionlover, but was transferred into Total Drama Legacy.

Violet

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"I doubt I even need a stupid helmet anyways. My mom says that, due to all the hairspray I use, my hair is as tough and tempered as steel!"

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Bubble Buddies

Label: The Dancer

Placement: 12th (Legacy)

Jo and Anne Maria's daughter.

Anime Hair: Pompadoured in the front, ponytailed in the back, and overall gravity-defying. Serena compares it to Josuke Higashikata's famous hairstyle.
Berserk Button: Messing up her hair or insulting her looks.
Childhood Friends: Her and Storm. The two of them are established to have known each other since childhood in "Here Come The Sons… And Daughters".
Color Motif: Purple. She wears a lot of purple clothing, shares her name with a shade of purple, and, as with her mother Anne Maria, her hair has a noticeable purple hue.
Dancing Royalty: She's an excellent dancer.
Flower Motifs: Violets, hence her name. Not only are violets associated with lesbians and romance between women, which fits with how Violet is the only Total Drama Legacy contestant to [two mothers, but the violet is also the state flower of New Jersey, where Violet is from.
Girliness Upgrade: Her outfit in Legacy is a fairly standard dance outfit, and isn't all that girly. In Worldwide, however, she's wearing a very girly outfit, which consists of an off-the-shoulder top, a classical tutu, a bow in her hair, and pink tights and shoes.
Graceful Ladies Like Purple: Wears purple almost exclusively. Though this is as much a pun on her name as it is a symbol of her femininity.
Improbable Weapon User: Much like her mother Anne Maria before her, Violet often uses her hairspray as a weapon.
Joisey: According to Worldwide, she's from Newark, NJ.
Long-Lost Relative: Is biologically Barbara's half-sister, since Mike and Vito are from the same system.
Nobody Touches the Hair: She's very proud of her hairstyle, and hates when people mess it up.
Official Couple: With Cody Jr. in Worldwide.
Proper Tights with a Skirt: In Worldwide.
Punny Name: In addition to being the name of a flower, Violet's name may also be a pun on ultraviolet radiation, which is what gives people suntans. It's also one letter away from "violent".
Rambunctious Italian: Italian-American, as confirmed in Total Drama Worldwide, and with a hot-tempered attitude to match.
Single Woman Seeks Good Man: She reveals in "Taiko Drama Master" that what she really wants in a man is a guy that can make her smile. Hence why she ends up falling for Cody Jr., not only because he's hilarious, but because he's consistently been kind towards her.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks exactly like Anne Maria.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: She's afraid of fish.

Zack

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"Well, I guess you SHEEPLE just don’t understand it when someone speaks the TRUTH!"

Teams: Modern Mandrills, Bubble Buddies

Label: The Conspiracy Theorist

Placements: 18th (Legacy) 19th (Worldwide)

Jasmine and Shawn's son.

Actor Allusion: Named after Shawn's voice actor, Zachary Bennett.
Awesome Aussie: An Australian with amazing survival skills.
Battle Boomerang: Uses one during the Vespa race in "All Roads Lead to Rome". Because of this, Link calls him "Quick Man".
Big Guy, Little Guy: Him and Nero.
Cassandra Truth: In "North By Pacific Northwest", he sees Bigfoot and catches it on video. However, Heather doesn’t believe him, and when he shows the video to Chris later, Chris says the video “looks pretty fake”.
Conspiracy Theorist: His defining character trait.
Moon-Landing Hoax: Talks about this in "No Business Like Show Business".
My Sister Is Off-Limits: Averted. He's perfectly fine with how fast friends Nero becomes with his younger sister Flora.
Platonic Life-Partners: With Skave. They've been friends since they were kids.
Playing a Tree: Mentioned he once had to play a Christmas tree in a Christmas play in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!"
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks like Shawn with darker skin and Jasmine's hair color and nose shape.
Wearing a Flag on Your Head: His swim trunks have an Australian flag pattern.
Who Shot JFK?: While we don't get the whole details, he did explain his theory on it to Marissa once.
The Xenophile: Obsessed with aliens. He's got a UFO on his shirt, his introduction in Total Drama Legacy has him going on and on about aliens and Area 51 to Link, and when he and Nero are stargazing together in "Down Underwear", he mentions having done "tons of research" on alien abductions and UFO sightings.

Worldwide Additions

Peter

"WHAT DID YOU CALL ME? ’Cause if you wanna fight, it’s a fight you’re gonna get, hoser!"

Team: Bubble Buddies

Label: The Hothead

Placement: 21st (Worldwide)

Izzy and Ezekiel's son, and Katherine's younger brother.

Acid Attack: He has acid spit, and likes to throw spitballs at Violet.
Actor Allusion: Named after Ezekiel's voice actor, Peter Oldring.
Annoying Younger Sibling: Subverted. While he does annoy Katherine and her team with his antics, and they have very contrasting personalities, the two siblings get along pretty well.
The Baby of the Bunch: He's the youngest member to compete in Worldwide.
Blood Knight: He loves to fight, and will use any slight against him as an excuse to fight.
Companion Cube: He brought sticks from the farm, and refuses to let anyone touch them.
Crass Canuck: A rambunctious and rude little boy from rural Canada.
Early-Bird Cameo: Appears in Katherine's family tape in "After the Dive of Shame" before becoming a contestant.
Fiery Redhead
Generation Xerox: He's basically Izzy, but with Ezekiel's accent and acid spit.
Groin Attack: The first thing he does in Worldwide is kick Chris in the kiwis.
Hair-Trigger Temper: He gets annoyed by a lot of things very fast.
Handwraps of Awesome: Sports these, befitting his Blood Knight personality.
Mr. Imagination: He likes to play with sticks because they can be used as so many things, like swords and torches.
Red Oni, Blue Oni: The hot-headed impulsive red to Katherine's cool-headed rational blue.
The Rival: To Violet.
Verbal Tic: Calling people "hosers".

Raquel

"I can’t believe I’m gonna have to be stuck here, behind this stupid car, for who-knows-how-long with my used tissue of a sister!"

Team: Vicious Vipers

Label: The Vile Princess

Alejandro and Heather's second daughter, and Emilia's younger sister.

Abhorrent Admirer: According to Emilia, Raquel's personality is a repellent to any and all potential romantic partners.
Actor Allusion: Named after Heather's voice actress, Rachel Wilson.
Annoying Younger Sibling: To Emilia's Big Sister Bully.
Arch-Enemy: To Serena.
Big Bad: Of Total Drama Worldwide.
Churchgoing Villain: Despite being Worldwide's Big Bad and an overall terrible person, she's a devoted Catholic.
Competition Freak: Winning is everything for Raquel, and she'll use any tactics, no matter how underhanded, to ensure her team wins.
Early-Bird Cameo: Appears in Emilia's family tape in "After the Dive of Shame" before becoming a contestant.
Flowery Insults: She and Emilia tend to use very creative insults for each other.
Girlish Pigtails: Her signature hairstyle.
History Repeats: Her and Emilia have the same rivalry Alejandro and José have.
It's All About Me: She's very arrogant, with no regard for others and no qualms about inconveniencing people. For example, in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!", she hogs a hotel bathroom so she can take a bath in peace, even though Emilia really needs to pee.
Lean and Mean: She’s the main antagonist of Worldwide, and is obsessed with staying thin.
Politically Incorrect Villain: Judging by the mocking way in which she responds to learning that Storm has two dads and how much she hates seeing Emilia with Tina, it's strongly implied that she's homophobic.
Red/Green Contrast: To contrast with Emilia's red top and hair accessory, Raquel's skirt and necklace are a mint green. In fact, the shade of green used on Raquel is an exact photo-negative of the shade of red used on Emilia.
Sibling Rivalry: With Emilia. Heather actually signed her up for Worldwide so the two could get along better.
Skewed Priorities:
- Often refuses to do things out of fear that it will somehow damage her beauty.
- Refuses to let Emilia use the bathroom when she's having a Potty Emergency, because she wants to spend some "me time" in the bathtub.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks even more like Heather than Emilia does.
Vile Villain, Laughable Lackey: The vile villain to Wayne's laughable lackey.
Weight Woe: She’s incredibly concerned with losing weight and staying thin.

Parental Peanut Gallery

Alejandro

"That brute ruined my handsome face."

Label: The Arch-Villain

Emilia and Raquel's father and Heather's husband. He's the runner-up of Total Drama World Tour.

Adaptational Nice Guy: Seems to have mellowed out since his days on Total Drama.
Beard of Evil: As FlamingMercury5's art shows, he sports a goatee and a pencil mustache. And, well, just look at his label.
Dashing Hispanic: As in canon.
Gratuitous Spanish: Often uses this, which makes sense, as he is from Spain.
Happily Married: To Heather.
Long-Haired Pretty Boy: As if he wasn't already handsome enough in canon, he has longer hair now (as evidenced by FlamingMercury5's art).
Twerp Sweating: When he meets Tina, he says "Please treat my daughter well... or else."

Anne Maria

"See, Zeke, this is why I married Jo and not you. At least Jo had the decency to give me a real diamond."

Label: the Jersey Shore Reject

Violet's mother and Jo's wife.

Adaptational Sexuality: In show canon, she only showed romantic interest in Vito, but confirmed bisexual here through her marriage with Jo.
The Burlesque of Venus: In “A Dark and Storm-y Night”, one of the paintings on display is a parody of The Birth of Venus (Botticelli) starring her as Venus. And it ends up being the one that the button that opens the door to the next room is located behind.
Chosen Conception Partner: She chose Vito, her Old Flame, to provide her with sperm so that she could become pregnant.
Drives Like Crazy: According to Violet, she drives with her feet so she won't wreck her nails.
Happily Married: To Jo.
Joisey: As in canon.
Lady Swears-a-Lot: If her letter is any indication, she has quite a foul mouth.
Masculine–Feminine Gay Couple: The feminine to Jo's masculine.
Meaningful Name: Her last name, Capelli, is Italian for "hair".
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Capelli".
Psycho Ex-Girlfriend: Downplayed. Ever since Ezekiel kidnapped her and gave her a fake diamond, he has been her Sitcom Arch-Nemesis. She constantly makes derisive remarks about him in the Aftermath episodes, and in "Family Feud", it's revealed that she wrote Ezekiel a letter filled with profanities solely out of spite.
Tomboy and Girly Girl: The girly girl to Jo's tomboy.

Bridgette

"I think saving that fish was the right thing to do."

Label: The Surfer Girl

Marissa and Marlin's mother, and Geoff's wife.

Demoted to Extra: Her and Geoff are no longer the Aftermath hosts.
Friend to All Living Things: As in canon, she loves animals and always treats them with respect. In fact, "Water You Gonna Do?" reveals that she now studies animals for a living, as a marine biologist.
Happily Married: To Geoff.
Nice Girl: Just like she is in canon. She's shown to be a very kind and caring mother towards Marlin and Marissa.

Cameron

"It seems like just yesterday that I was able to cradle my daughter tenderly in my arms. Now, she’s big enough and strong enough that she could probably do it to me."

Team: Bubble Buddies

Label: The Wide-Eyed Bubble Boy

Storm's father, Lightning's husband, and the winner of Total Drama: Revenge of the Island. In Worldwide he's the chaperone/leader of the Bubble Buddies.

Adaptational Sexuality: In canon he never had a stated sexuality, while here he's explicitly gay.
Affectionate Nickname: Lightning calls him "Cammy".
Ascended Extra: Becomes a more prominent character as the Bubble Buddies' chaperone in Worldwide.
Best Friend: To Mike. While Cameron and Zoey started getting more distant after he married Lightning, Mike is still his best friend after all these years.
Big, Thin, Short Trio: In Worldwide, he's the short to Owen's big and Heather's thin.
Bridal Carry: Is carried by Lightning bridal style often.
Can't Hold His Liquor: In "Taiko Drama Master", Cameron states that he's "basically a flyweight when it comes to alcohol".
Did They or Didn't They?: In "Seventeen Going On Eighteen", during the debutante ball, Lightning turns towards Cameron and asks if he wants to "get some privacy". Cameron agrees, and they leave the room. When they get back, Lightning's tie is undone, and Cameron's hair is a mess. What they did was never outright stated, but it's implied they had sex.
Eating the Eye Candy: Adds a scene into Knuckle Sandwich where Lightning's shirtless in the rain, just so he can see his husband shirtless and wet.
Education Papa: He wanted Storm to be as smart as he was, so from an early age, he read lots of books to her and encouraged her to push herself to the limit intellectually. His efforts ultimately paid off, as Storm ended up being highly intelligent; however, the one time Storm got a D on a test, he felt as if she had betrayed him.
Fatherly Scientist: Using a Uterine Replicator and the combined DNA of him and his husband Lightning, he created not one, but two children for him and Lightning to raise together. And he loves them both immensely. He's shown to be a very Doting Parent towards his daughter Storm, and seems to be very affectionate towards his son Thunder as well.
Gadgeteer Genius: Like canon. He created a functional Uterine Replicator, and won a Nobel Prize for it.
Gay Guy Seeks Popular Jock: Him and Lightning are an older married version of this.
Gentleman and a Scholar: He's a highly intelligent scientist, and is also shown to be polite and gentlemanly.
Happily Married: With Lightning.
Height Angst: In Worldwide, it’s revealed he’s insecure about his small size.
Cameron: You think it’s hard being a man under six feet? Try being a man under five feet. Even my own daughter is taller than I am. Do you know how hard it is when you’re even littler than your “little girl”?
Masculine–Feminine Gay Couple: Him and his husband Lightning. Lightning is a man's man: a tall and muscular professional football player with incredible physical strength, Manly Facial Hair, no intelligence whatsoever, and an inability to cook. By contrast, Cameron is a diminutive twink who is physically weaker and far more intelligent than his husband (both traits that are stereotypically associated with women), often dresses in nice clothes, is very polite, and does most of the cooking and childrearing in the Jackson-Wilkins household. Even the way their children were conceived reflects this: Cameron implanted the nucleus from one of his cells into an egg cell (the female reproductive cell), and Lightning provided the sperm (the male reproductive cell).
Queer Flowers: He wears a green carnation in his lapel during the ball in "Seventeen Going On Eighteen".
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: Him and his husband Lightning. Comes with being a jock/nerd duo.
Cody Jr.: You guys are literally that "Virgin and Chad" meme.
Small Parent, Huge Child: As previously stated, Cameron is significantly shorter and lighter than his daughter Storm. It's implied Storm takes after her other dad Lightning in terms of her height.
Straight Gay: He's gay, sure, but not stereotypically so.
Token Trio: Forms one with Owen and Heather in Worldwide.
The Twink: Cameron is a gay guy who has a slender physique, looks very youthful, and wears preppy clothes, so he could certainly be considered one.
Waistcoat of Style: Wears one in Legacy, according to FlamingMercury5's art.
Yes-Man: To Lightning in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!"

Cody

"I know you’re a teenage boy, and we all want to prove that we’re ‘macho’ at that age, but you need to learn to not get so embarrassed by old videos of you just being a kid. We all have old embarrassing photos or videos of ourselves."

Label: The Geek

Cody Jr.'s father and Sierra's husband.

Affectionate Nickname: Sierra calls him "Cody-wody" or "Cody-kins".
Ascended Extra: While Cody Jr. is off touring the world in Worldwide, Cody takes his place as co-host of the Aftermath.
Nerd Glasses: FlamingMercury5's art shows him wearing blue light-blocking glasses. A fitting accessory for someone who works with computers.
No Celebrities Were Harmed: His fashion sense, as shown in FlamingMercury5's art, is clearly inspired by that of Steve Jobs.

Courtney

"I’m so proud of my little Drew! He’s gotten further in the game than I ever have!"

Label: The Type A

Drew's mother and Duncan's wife.

Affectionate Nickname: Duncan still calls her "Princess".
Character Development: Her temper has mellowed out more since her Total Drama days, and her and Duncan's relationship is more stable.
Dating What Daddy Hates: It's revealed in "Aftermath: Double Trouble" her parents didn't approve her and Duncan's relationship, but she still married him because she knew he was the one for her.
Disappointed in You: Says this to Drew in "Virtual Royale-ity" after hearing about how he lost his temper.
Lady in a Power Suit: According to a drawing of the Legacy Aftermath made by FlamingMercury5, her default outfit is an olive green suit.
Mama Bear: Legally fights with Chris to get Drew back in the competition. And succeeds.
Parental Hypocrisy: Tells Drew he needs to work on his temper, even though she didn't have the best temper as a teenager either.
Prim and Proper Bun: FlamingMercury5 draws her with this hairstyle.

Dakota

"I get it, you're starstruck. Most people are when they see me. But yes, it's really me. The Dakotazoid, in the flesh."

Label: The Fame-Monger

Link's mother and Sam's wife.

And Call Him "George": In "North By Pacific Northwest", it's mentioned that she once hugged her daughter Zelda so tightly that she passed out.
Gentle Giant: Is massive due to being a mutant, but a very nice wife and mother.
Happily Married: To Sam.
Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action: Towers over her husband, and the two are married and have children.
Mean Character, Nice Actor: She's a sweet-natured Gentle Giant, but "North By Pacific Northwest" reveals that she's a famous Heel wrestler known for her brutality and Hair-Trigger Temper. In the same episode, she also mentions that she's starring in a fantasy movie where she plays a Draconic Humanoid working for the Big Bad. It's implied that her monstrous appearance has led to her being Typecast as brutish villains.
Special Guest: In "North by Pacific Northwest".
Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: Her and Sam, as in canon.
Wealthy Yacht Owner: Link mentions offhandedly that she owns a yacht in “Lightning, Cameron, Action!”
Wrestling Monster: Literally. "North by Pacific Northwest" reveals she's a famous wrestling heel with a "giant radioactive monster" gimmick.

Dave

"The water looks so filthy! It’s probably crawling with parasites!"

Label: The Normal Guy

Keith and Skave's father and Sky's husband.

Dirty Coward: His fear of Scuba Bear costs him and Keith the challenge in "Family Feud".
The Load: To Keith in "Family Feud".
Neat Freak: As in canon. During the Epic Race in "Family Feud", he refuses to swim across a river because the water is so dirty.
Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: The Feminine Boy to Sky's Masculine Girl.

Duncan

"I also love what you did to Harold’s kid. That was AWESOME."

Label: The Delinquent

Drew's father and Courtney's husband.

Bald Head of Toughness: Seems to have shaved off his signature green mohawk sometime between All-Stars and Legacy, as FlamingMercury5's art gives him a buzz cut.
Cool Shades: Wearing a pair in Legacy, as FlamingMercury5's art shows.
Disappeared Dad: He spent most of Drew's childhood in prison.
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Byrnes".
Tattooed Crook: Covered in tattoos, according to art by FlamingMercury5.
Why Do You Keep Changing Jobs?: According to Drew, Duncan has been trying to get a job ever since he got out of prison, but he always gets fired within a couple months.

Ella

"I was a good singer at 7 years old!"

Label: The Fairytale Princess

Tophella's mother and Topher's wife.

Let Her Grow Up, Dear: Tells Topher this in "Aftermath: Double Trouble".
Whole Costume Reference: The outfit she wears in Legacy's Aftermath (according to art by FlamingMercury5) is one to Cinderella's maid outfit.

Ezekiel

"You can do this, Katherine. Give us the win that I could never achieve."

Label: The Home-Schooled Guy

Katherine and Peter's father and Izzy's husband.

Amazing Technicolor Population: Still has green skin.
Call to Agriculture: After recovering from his feral state, he settled down and became a farmer.
Character Development: Has completely recovered from his feral state (at least psychologically; physically, his skin has been permanently stained green, and it's implied that he still has acid spit).
The Grotesque: Despite his monstrous appearance, he has a kind heart.
Happily Married: To Izzy.
Meaningful Name: His last name is revealed to be Hoffmann in Legacy. "Hoffmann" is a German surname which means "farmer".
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Hoffmann".
One Thing Led to Another: How him and Izzy end expecting a fourth kid after "celebrating" Katherine being in the final five.
Sitcom Arch-Nemesis: To Anne Maria.
Throw the Dog a Bone: Ezekiel is the Total Drama franchise's biggest Butt-Monkey, but in Total Drama Legacy, his daughter Katherine ends up doing quite well, and even ends up winning. This quote from "The Dash for the Cash" puts it best:
Ezekiel- who wanted to win World Tour with all his heart, sacrificed his own health and sanity to do so, and ended up gaining the million dollars for a brief, euphoric moment only to have it all burned to ash- was in a state of unparalleled joy. His daughter- his own flesh and blood- had done what he could never do: win a season of Total Drama.

Geoff

"That’s OK, brah. What matters is that you had a good time."

Label: The Funniest Guy Around

Marissa and Marlin's father, and Bridgette's husband.

Demoted to Extra: Him and Bridgette are no longer the Aftermath hosts.
Happily Married: To Bridgette.
Verbal Tic: Referring to people as "dude", dude.

Harold

"Gosh. You get back at one guy who bullied you at summer camp, and now his kid’s punching you in the kiwis for ‘revenge’."

Label: The Dweeb

Serena's father and Leshawna's husband.

Chubby Mama, Skinny Papa: The skinny papa to Leshawna's chubby mama.
Disabled in the Adaptation: "Nuclear Winners" reveals that he's autistic.
Groin Attack: Continuing with the Total Drama tradition of Harold getting hit in the crotch a lot, Drew punches him in the kiwis in "Family Feud".
Happily Married: To Leshawna.
Occidental Otaku: Going off of how Harold is shown to have an interest in Japanese culture in World Tour, he's portrayed as quite fond of anime. He's revealed to have watched Speed Racer as a kid in "Shut Up and Drive", and "Aftermath: Double Trouble" reveals that he's a Pokémon fan. It's no wonder his daughter Serena turned out to be such a massive weeaboo.
Special Guest: In "No Business like Show Business". This is actually a plot point because it prevents Serena from performing in the show to keep the judging impartial.
Unknown Rival: Drew has a personal vendetta against him, which Harold isn't even aware of until "Family Feud".

Heather

"Ahhh, this is the life! A window seat, a comfortable chair, a nice Merlot, and my daughter Raquel sitting right where I can see her."

Team: Vicious Vipers

Label: The Queen Bee

Emilia and Raquel's mother, Alejandro's wife, and the winner of Total Drama: World Tour. In Worldwide, she's the chaperone/leader of the Vicious Vipers.

Ascended Extra: Becomes a more prominent character as the Vicious Vipers' chaperone in Worldwide.
Big, Thin, Short Trio: In Worldwide, she's the thin to Owen's big and Cameron's short.
Corrupt Corporate Executive: She's the CEO of a company, and while she has mellowed out in adulthood, she's still an antagonistic character.
A Glass of Chianti: The very first Total Drama antagonist has become something of a wine snob in her adulthood.
Happily Married: To Alejandro.
I Need a Freaking Drink: Often due to her daughters' bickering.
Lady Drunk: Everything that happened to her on Total Drama has given her a pessimistic personality and a constant need for wine.
Meaningful Name: Her last name, "Wong", is a Cantonese surname which means "monarch". Fitting for a "queen bee" like Heather.
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Wong" in Worldwide.
Obnoxious In-Laws: Discussed. Heather mentions her worries to Alejandro how if Emilia and Tina's relationship continues, they may end up being related to Chris.
Prima Donna Director: In "Lightning, Cameron, Action!". When directing her short film, she becomes a total perfectionist, snapping at her actors often for flubbing their lines, not doing things convincingly enough, and even ad-libbing lines.
Prim and Proper Bun: Her hairstyle in Worldwide, reflecting how strict she is when leading her team.
Token Trio: Forms one with Owen and Cameron in Worldwide.

Izzy

"HEEEEEEEY, KATHERINE!"

Label: The Psycho Hose Beast

Katherine and Peter's mother and Ezekiel's wife.

Affectionate Nickname: "My Precious" by Ezekiel.
Amicable Exes: Seems to be on good terms with Owen even after breaking up with him.
The Cameo: Shows up disguised as Aka Manto in "Reality Shogun".
CloudCuckooLander
Genki Girl: Her sheer, unbridled energy could give Marissa a run for her money.
The Glomp: Tends to do this to people, ESPECIALLY her loved ones.
I just get too excited and I feel like I have to tackle something, y’know?
Happily Married: To Ezekiel.
One Thing Led to Another: How she and Ezekiel end up expecting a fourth kid after "celebrating" Katherine making it to the final five.
The Ophelia: As in canon. In fact, one of the paintings in "A Dark and Storm-y Night" is a parody of Ophelia (Millais) with Izzy in place of Ophelia.
Wacky Parent, Serious Child: Her and Katherine.

Jasmine

"I was born and raised in the Outback. I know how to make a shelter, find food and water, and get a fire going. So you guys don’t need to worry about anything."

Label: The Australian Outback Girl

Zack's mother, and Shawn's wife.

Awesome Aussie: Like in canon.
Motherly Side Plait: Art of her by FlamingMercury5 gives her this hairstyle.
Special Guest: In "Down Underwear".

"Am I funny to you now? Huh? Is my very existence AMUSING to you numbskulls?"

Label: The Take-No-Prisoners Jock-ette

Violet's mother and Anne Maria's wife.

Boyish Short Hair: FlamingMercury5's art shows that she has even shorter hair now than she did as a teenager.
Happily Married: To Anne Maria.
Jerk Jock: She still has an abrasive personality.
Jerk with a Heart of Gold: Despite how harsh she can be, she does genuinely care about her wife and daughter.
Lesbian Jock: A "jock-ette", as in canon, and in a lesbian relationship with Anne Maria.
Masculine–Feminine Gay Couple: The masculine to Anne Maria's feminine.
Meaningful Name: Her surname, Maynard, means "strong and brave".
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Maynard".
The Nicknamer: Like in canon, she gives all the kids nicknames.
Special Guest: In "Water You Gonna Do?"
Tomboy and Girly Girl: The tomboy to Anne Maria's girly girl.

Leonard

"Maybe you could join one of my campaigns sometime."

Label: The LARP-er

Morgan's father and Sugar's husband.

Black and Nerdy: Still dresses like a wizard, and loves Dungeons & Dragons.
Good Parents: He's supportive of Morgan's dreams to be a doctor, and helps convince Sugar to be more accepting to the idea.
Meaningful Name: His last name "Drake" stems from Old English for "dragon", a mythical creature from the fantasy setting he loves so much.
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Drake".
Wizard Beard: Sports a real one now, instead of the fake beard he wore on Pahkitew Island.

Leshawna

"Oh, you BETTER not lay a finger on my Serena!"

Label: The Sister with 'Tude

Serena's mother and Harold's wife.

Affectionate Nickname: Harold calls her his "Le-Goddess".
Chubby Mama, Skinny Papa: The chubby mama to Harold's skinny papa.
Genre Savvy: Steers Serena away from Drew's trick in "Family Feud" knowing there's no way an anime convention would be on the island.
Happily Married: To Harold.
Mama Bear: Very protective of her daughter Serena.

Lightning

"Sha-please! You can’t possibly compare Wayne to the Lightning! He’s like a packet of instant noodles, and I’m like flaming yawn."

Label: The Athletic Overachiever

Storm's father, and Cameron's husband. He's the runner-up of Revenge of the Island.

Adaptational Nice Guy: In canon, he was a self-absorbed Jerk Jock personified. Here his more negative traits are toned down into a Lovable Jock (though still a little full of his looks) and devoted husband and father.
Adaptational Sexuality: Didn't have a stated sexuality in canon, but confirmed to at least be bisexual through his marriage with Cameron.
Boyfriend-Blocking Dad: He wasn't happy seeing Nero in "Aftermath: Blast from the Past" after the boy accidentally touched Storm's boobs.
Dating What Daddy Hates: It's revealed in "Aftermath: Double Trouble" that his father hated his and Cameron's relationship, but he still dated Cameron anyway.
Did They or Didn't They?: In "Seventeen Going On Eighteen", during the debutante ball, Lightning turns towards Cameron and asks if he wants to "get some privacy". Cameron agrees, and they leave the room. When they get back, Lightning's tie is undone, and Cameron's hair is a mess. What they did was never outright stated, but it's implied they had sex.
Dumb Jock: He still isn't that bright.
Gay Guy Seeks Popular Jock: Him and Cameron are an older married version of this.
Happily Married: To Cameron.
Hidden Depths: Actually wrote his own movie script in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!", that was trimmed to be the Bubble Buddies' short film. And despite it being an obvious ego trip, the short won the challenge.
It's All About Me: While he's nowhere near as bad as he was as a teenager, he's still pretty full of his looks. His short film script in "Lightning, Cameron, Action!" is basically, as described by Heather, "a Lightning Jackson Vanity Project".
Locked into Strangeness: Still has his white hair from Revenge of the Island, but more grown out.
Masculine–Feminine Gay Couple: Him and his husband Cameron. Lightning is a man's man: a tall and muscular professional football player with incredible physical strength, Manly Facial Hair, no intelligence whatsoever, and an inability to cook. By contrast, Cameron is a diminutive twink who is physically weaker and far more intelligent than his husband (both traits that are stereotypically associated with women), often dresses in nice clothes, is very polite, and does most of the cooking and childrearing in the Jackson-Wilkins household. Even the way their children were conceived reflects this: Cameron implanted the nucleus from one of his cells into an egg cell (the female reproductive cell), and Lightning provided the sperm (the male reproductive cell).
Manly Facial Hair: To further emphasize how macho he is, he has a beard now.
Reformed Bully: Has gone from a Jerk Jock to a family man.
Sensitive Guy and Manly Man: Him and his husband Cameron. Comes with being a jock/nerd duo.
Cody Jr.: You guys are literally that "Virgin and Chad" meme.
Special Guest: In "Lightning, Cameron, Action!"

Lindsay

"Awww, Lafawnduh, your daughter is so cute! She’s a precious synonym roll!"

Label: The Dumb Princess

Wayne's mother and Tyler's wife.

Accidental Misnaming: As her quote can tell you, she still has trouble getting people's names right.
Brainless Beauty: As in canon.
Hidden Depths: Has problems with drug addiction because of her trauma from Total Drama.

Max

"My little Nero! There you are."

Label: The Supervillain

Nero's father and Scarlett's husband. In Worldwide, he becomes Scarlett's ex-husband.

Adaptational Nationality: He's Ukrainian-Canadian, instead of just Canadian.
Divorce Assets Conflict: When Max and Scarlett got divorced, Max got to keep Nero, but Scarlett got to keep the house and all of the vehicles that they owned. So Max had to buy a used car and move into an apartment building on the other side of town.
Even Evil Has Loved Ones: He's a genuinely loving and caring father to Nero.
Named by the Adaptation: Given the last name "Borisov".

Mike

"Cameron! My man! So great to see you again."

Label: The Multiple Personality Disorder

Barbara's father and Zoey's husband.

Best Friend: To Cameron. Cameron mentions how while he and Zoey got more distant after Cameron started dating Lightning, Mike stayed his best friend after all these years.
Luke, I Am Your Father: In "All Roads Lead To Rome", Vito (one of his alters) reveals that he is Violet's father.
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Valerio".
Special Guest: In "All Roads Lead To Rome".
Split Personality: His alters make an appearance in "All Roads Lead To Rome".

Noah

"Ugh, Carter, you hug like a boa constrictor. You really need to be careful with that, or you could wind up like Lennie Small."

Label: The High IQ

Carter's father and Owen's husband.

Adaptational Gender Identity: It's revealed in Worldwide he's a trans man.
Adaptational Sexuality: He had his Ambiguously Bi moments in canon, while here he's confirmed bisexual through his marriage with Owen.
Bear Hug: On the receiving end of these by Owen and Carter. He gets out of these by Worldwide due to a baby bump being in the way.
Deadpan Snarker: As usual.
Happily Married: To Owen (even if he doesn't always show it).
Mister Seahorse: Is eight months pregnant during Worldwide with his and Owen's second child.
Not So Stoic: While he appears unamused and annoyed, he does genuinely care about his husband and son.
So Proud of You: Tells Carter that he's proud of how far Carter made it in the competition, and did better than him.

Owen

"Don’t worry, kid! I don’t bite. Well, unless I get really hungry!"

Team: Dynamic Dumplings

Label: The Party Guy

Carter's father, Noah's husband, and the winner of Total Drama Island. In Worldwide, he's the chaperone/leader of the Dynamic Dumplings.

Adaptational Nationality: It's implied he has Polish descent with his last name and a story of a family recipe for pierogis.
Adaptational Sexuality: While he was Ambiguously Bi in canon, here he's confirmed bisexual through his marriage with Noah.
Amicable Exes: Is still on good terms with Izzy despite breaking up.
Art Shift: Like canon, his crayon styled stories in "Down Underwear" and "Nuclear Winners".
Ascended Extra: Becomes a more prominent character as the Dynamic Dumplings' chaperone in Worldwide.
The Bear: Though technically bisexual, he certainly counts: he's big, chubby, hairy, bearded, middle-aged, and attracted to other men.
Big, Thin, Short Trio: In Worldwide, he's the big to Heather's thin and Cameron's short.
Canadian Equals Hockey Fan: He's a Toronto Maple Leafs fan. Wayne believes this means his opinion on anything hockey related doesn't matter.
Doting Parent: To Carter. He often carries his "little dumpling" through physical challenges when Carter gets winded and even names his Worldwide team after his son. He's also shaping up to be this for his and Noah's second child.
Gasshole: While it's definitely toned down from canon, he's still got it. He uses his farts to propel him and Carter through the water in "Family Feud".
Happily Married: To Noah.
Hawaiian-Shirted Tourist: Him and Carter wear matching orange Hawaiian shirts in Worldwide. Owen's outfit in particular also includes typical "dad tourist" fashion, like a black shirt with flames and socks with sandals.
Manly Facial Hair: Sports a big, bushy beard.
Meaningful Name: His last name, "Ziemniak", is Polish for "potato".
Named by the Adaptation: Given the surname "Ziemniak".
Pungeon Master: He loves making dad jokes (to Carter's dismay).
Token Trio: Forms one with Cameron and Heather in Worldwide.

Sam

"There’s my little boy! Well, not exactly ‘little’, but you know what I mean."

Label: The Nice-Guy Gamer

Link's father and Dakota's husband.

Alliterative Name: Sam Siskind.
Good Parents: Shown to be a kind and caring father towards Link.
Hot Skitty-on-Wailord Action: Dakota towers over him, and the two are married and have children.
Meaningful Name: "Siskind" is a Jewish surname which means "sweet child", which fits his kind personality.
Named by the Adaptation: Worldwide gives him the surname "Siskind".
Porn Stache: As FlamingMercury5's art shows, he now has what can only be described as a "Mario mustache".
Small Parent, Huge Child: Him and Link, of course. When you're an average-sized guy married to a Giant Woman like Dakotazoid, it's kind of expected that at least one of your children is gonna turn out huge.
Special Guest: In "Virtual Royale-ity", and "North by Pacific Northwest".
Tiny Guy, Huge Girl: Him and Dakota, as in canon.

Scarlett

"You didn’t invite us for the last Aftermath, and we felt insulted that you would exclude us. So we decided to invite ourselves in."

Label: The Quiet Brainiac

Nero's mother and Max's wife. In Worldwide, she becomes Max's ex-wife.

Abusive Parents: Of the emotional kind to Nero, calling him a disappointment.
Bald of Evil: She's mean, ruthless, and goes bald from corium radiation in "Nuclear Winners".
Don't You Dare Pity Me!: After going bald due to radiation exposure, Heather offers her sympathy because she had her head shaved on Island. Scarlett snaps at her and declares she doesn't need Heather's sympathy.
The Dreaded: Chris intentionally didn't invite Nero to the island because she tried to blow up the island and he "didn't want to kick that hornet's nest again".
- Sierra doesn't invite her and her husband to be part of the Parental Peanut Gallery because she's afraid of her.
Evil Matriarch: Nero is terrified of her.
Special Guest: In "Nuclear Winners". Especially notable since she's not around for the Worldwide Aftermath.

Shawn

"This is just like when I caught a real-life zombie on video and no one believed me!"

Label: The Zombie Conspiracy Nut

Zack's father, and Jasmine's husband.

Conspiracy Theorist: Just like his son, Shawn is really big into conspiracy theories. In fact, when the peanut gallery is shown a video that Zack claims is of Bigfoot, he is the one who believes him the most strongly.
Crazy Survivalist: As in canon. And he certainly looks the part, dressed in all camouflage and with a big, shaggy beard.
Wild Hair: FlamingMercury5's art gives him a shaggy mullet and a Beard of Barbarism, reflecting his Crazy Survivalist nature.

Sierra

"Oh, silly me. I knew I shouldn’t have put the video clips for this episode on the same flash drive that I put my old videos of Cody Jr. on."

Label: The Obsessive Uberfan

Cody Jr.'s mother, Cody's wife, and the host of the Aftermaths.

Amazingly Embarrassing Parents; To Cody Jr.. Especially in "Aftermath: Blast from the Past" when she puts a bunch of old videos of Cody Jr on the same flash drive as the show clips.
Ascended Extra: She's now the host of the Aftermaths instead of Bridgette and Geoff.
Cuteness Overload: Very prone to this, especially when young children are involved.
Friend to All Children: She loves kids, and is prone to Cuteness Overload around them.
My Beloved Smother: She tends to treat Cody Jr. like a baby.
Parent-Child Team: Her and Cody Jr. host the Aftermaths together.
Race Lift: In canon, Sierra doesn't have a stated ethnicity. However, in Worldwide, during the episode "Aftermath: Viva Las Vegas!", she offhandedly mentions that she's Romani.
Shipper on Deck: A big one for Storm/Serena.
True Blue Femininity: Hosts the Aftermaths in a sparkly blue dress and blue shoes.

Sky

"You’re not the only athlete here. I’m an Olympic gold medalist."

Label: The Athlete

Keith and Skave's mother and Dave's wife.

Masculine Girl, Feminine Boy: the Masculine Girl to Dave's Feminine Boy.
Passionate Sports Girl: She's an Olympic gold medalist.

Sugar

"I like this stuff the sushi’s wrapped in. Reminds me of how I eat candy bars- with the wrapper still on!"

Label: The Pageant Queen

Morgan's mother and Leonard's wife.

Extreme Omnivore: Exploited. Because she'll eat anything, Sugar's chosen to be one of the judges in "The Great Canadian Cook Off", because the hosts figured at least one of the contestants would mess it up.
Fat Idiot: Thinks "bon appetit" is pronounced "bone apple tea" and is Italian, and calls spaghetti "pasketti".
Pretty in Mink: Wears a fur coat. Though given her... rather unpleasant personality, it may overlap with Fur and Loathing.
Mama Bear: Despite having a very narrow idea of what Morgan should do with her life, she does seem to take offense when Morgan is insulted or treated badly.
Special Guest: In "The Great Canadian Cook Off".
Stage Mom: To Morgan. In "Aftermath: The Next Generation", she admits she's signed Morgan up for beauty pageants so she could relive her pageant days through her.

Topher

"Keith, stay away from my daughter!"

Label: The Chris Wannabe

Tophella's father and Ella's husband.

Dating What Daddy Hates: He hates Keith and his relationship with Tophella. This reaches its peak in Aftermath: Double Trouble before Ella steps in and tells her he needs to let her grow up.

Tyler

"As soon as Lindsay gave birth and the doctor said ‘It’s a boy!’, I knew I was going to shape him into the athlete I could never be because of my klutziness. I signed him up for sports as soon as he was old enough. And it worked. But, to be fair, Wayne did end up enjoying sports a lot."

Label: The Jock

Wayne's father and Lindsay's husband.

Canadian Equals Hockey Fan: Coaches a hockey team and named his son after Wayne Gretzky.
Lovable Jock: A nice guy who loves sports and coaches a youth hockey team.
Named by the Adaptation: Given the last name "Andreev".
Manly Facial Hair: FlamingMercury5's art reveals he now has a mustache. This not only makes him look fatherly, but also masculine.
Special Guest: In "Don't Mess with Texas".
Sports Dad: Signed Wayne up for sports as soon as he was old enough, because he wanted his son to be the athlete he could never be because of his clumsiness.

Zoey

"It’s a huge relief you didn’t have to suffer as much as we did."

Label: The Indie Chick

Barbara's mother and Mike's wife.

What Does She See in Him?: Implied to think this to Cameron about Lightning. After they started dating, her and Cameron got more distant.

Other Characters

Brian

Serena's older brother, and Harold and Leshawna's son.

Actor Allusion: Is named after Harold's voice actor, Brian Froud.
Scout-Out: Wears a Possum Scout uniform.

Dawn

Label: The Moonchild

A former Revenge of the Island contestant.

Happily Married: To B.
Honorary Aunt: To Link.
Robot Kid: Her and B have a robotic son named Robin.
Special Guest: In "North by Pacific Northwest".

Flora

Zack's younger sister, and Jasmine and Shawn's daughter.

Commonality Connection: Becomes fast friends with Nero over their love of science.
Meaningful Name: Her name means "flower" in Latin, and she loves botany.

Fred McLean

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Chris' nephew, and Tina's cousin. He's the pilot in Worldwide.

Ace Pilot: He's the one who flies the plane between destinations in Worldwide, and definitely a better pilot than Chef was in World Tour.
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks like Chris, but with orange hair like Jerd.

The Goose

A Canadian Goose who sneaks on the plane in Worldwide.

Animal Nemesis: A downplayed one to Carter.
Foul Waterfowl: A goose, and very irritable.
Jerkass to One: The only character we see it terrorize is Carter.

Gwen

Label: The Loner

The runner-up of Total Drama Island.

The Cameo: As the ghost lady Alice in "A Dark and Storm-y Night".
No Romantic Resolution: Didn't get back together with Duncan, and it's implied the same happened with Trent.
Platonic Life-Partners: Her and Cameron have remained close through the years. According to one of FlamingMercury5's other writings, the egg cell used to create Storm came from Gwen.

Thunder

Storm's little brother, and Lightning and Cameron's son.

Actor Allusion: His real name, Tyrone, comes from Tyrone Savage, Lightning's voice actor.
Cheerful Child: From what we see of him, he's a joyous and excitable little boy.
Early-Bird Cameo: Appears in Storm's family tape in "After the Dive of Shame."
Family Theme Naming: His name is Thunder, to match his father Lightning and his sister Storm.
Keet: Like most little boys his age, he's cheerful, hyperactive, and has a zest for life.
Like Father, Like Son: He shares his father Lightning's love of sports, "sha-" Verbal Tic, and boisterous personality.
Lovable Jock: As Cameron states, he's "really into sports" and wants to become a professional football player just like his father.
Meaningful Name: He's Lightning's son, and, well, thunder comes after lightning.
Only Known by Their Nickname: His real name is Tyrone.
Shout-Out: His shirt is clearly a Los Angeles Chargers jersey. Not only does it fit his name (with the lightning bolts on his shoulders and all), but it also shows how much he idolizes his father, as Lightning is said to play for the Chargers in "Aftermath: Double Trouble".
Special Guest: In "Lightning, Cameron, Action!"
Strong Family Resemblance: Looks-wise, he's basically a carbon copy of Total DramaRama's version of Lightning, albeit with darker eyes and different clothes.
Why Did It Have to Be Snakes?: He's afraid of Feral Zeke, and by extension Feral Kat.

Victoria

Katherine and Peter's baby sister, and Izzy and Ezekiel's youngest child, who's born between Legacy and Worldwide.

The Baby of the Bunch: Quite literally. She's the youngest of Izzy and Ezekiel's kids, and the youngest character in the story in general.
Cuteness Proximity: Involves this out of the Parental Peanut Gallery, Sierra especially. She even gets this from Anne Maria, despite her dislike for Ezekiel.
Meaningful Name: Her name is Latin for "victory", which reflects how she was conceived shortly before Katherine won the million.

Zelda

Link's younger sister, and Sam and Dakota's daughter.

Deadpan Snarker: She has her moments.
Family Theme Naming: Her brother is named Link, and she's named Zelda. Get it? Overlaps with Shout-Out Theme Naming.
Gamer Chick: When she's first introduced, she's wearing an Animal Crossing T-shirt and playing games on her phone.
Girlish Pigtails: Her curly green hair is tied into pigtails to emphasize her young age.

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