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Well, I am a fan of Sims, Total Drama, 6Teen, Stoked, Walt Disney Animation Studios, Pixar, and somewhat DreamWorks Animation. Most of my stories will be about Total Drama though.

Total Drama Rankings.

1st Generation

25. Justin

Justin is dead last for a few reasons. One is that he is just pathetic; very pathetic. He constantly is worrying about damaging his looks, and uses it as an excuse to get out of things. He knows he has no redeemable traits and likability outside of his looks. A part of this is because he is too lazy and dumb to be an antagonist, which is why he is one of the worst. If he was ugly, he would probably end his life because he knows he is unlikable. There is no reason for us to sympathize for him, and is extremely irritating with his bad humor, constant whining, vanity, and all of that. Just ugh.

24. Ezekiel

I refuse to post a picture of Feral Zeke.

In all of his appearances, my major annoyance is that he is annoying. He is annoying in TDI with his naïveté, and his sexist remarks were more than disrespectful, and U cannot believe that people forgot about that, and his relationship with Anne Maria does not prove any different. Then in Action, he shows that money is more important than anything, which he shows when TDWT comes on. After he was the first voted off AGAIN, he became obsessively determined with winning and he becomes more vengeful. His character took a turn to the worst physically and mentally, though he did not deserve what he got, and it is sickening that it is used as a joke in ROTI and AS, and he had the worst fate. Otherwise, I think he is ignorant, and needs to get his life together.

23. Courtney

She is ONLY below Duncan because of TDAS when he did not annoy me much, while she annoyed me immensely. What I dislike about her is that she whines way too much. She whined about other people not doing the challenges well, she whined when things did not go her way, she is just a spoiled brat. What made me start to dislike her was how she handled Sadie in TDI. Then in TDA, she became this monster, who used loophole after loophole, god-playing in the challenges, and became extremely irritating. She was revealed to be a selfish, entitled, bratty, ungrateful person who cannot accept when they lost. She can be likable, which annoys me even more about her. She would kill anyone to get ahead for a million (which is not even too much today). Even when she had happiness, she would toss that aside for small chump change. To me, she is inconsistent, a coward, and a CU#$. I felt sorry for her when she was cheated on (though she did not treat him the best) but the way she handled it, ala flirting with Tyler, using it as an excuse to yell to hear her own voice made me dislike her even more. She is digging her own grave. There is little to nothing that can make me be on her side.

22. Duncan

I do not like the "Juvelile Delinquent" type of people, so why would I like a cartoon that is this? I do not like how he pushes people around and bully them for absolutely no reason (Harold, and a few others minorly). He thinks he can do whatever he wants because he is cool. I was already iffy about him in TDI, but what officially made me dislike him is when he voted off Geoff because he did not vote off his girlfriend Bridgette. WHO DOES THAT. Anyways, he also cheated in challenges a few times, which is not right. He CAN be sweet, and he CAN be a loving person to others, but the most important thing to him is to be a bada, and a deadbeat. WHY am I supposed to sympathize with someone who wants to be a loser in society. I did not like it when he was not a team player in TDA and taunted others, did not like it when he could not have the DECENCY to dump his girlfriend before making out with his side chick, threaten others MANY times, constantly throw people under the bus, and the most frustrating thing about it is that he almost NEVER gets his comeuppance. People excuse him because he is "hot" and "cool". At least he went to jail. I do not like him constantly being on my screen, which is on e of the only reasons why I enjoyed the last 5 episodes of TDAS.

21. Blaineley

Uh, this ain't gonna be long.

Ugh, I cannot even believe she is even considered a contestant. Well, her celebrity diva attitude was funny at first in the aftermaths, but she soon got annoying, then she became a plot device to expose everyone. We learned that she was fat and hairy. She is just blah.

20. Eva

Eva is probably the least important character in the first generation, which is sad because unlike Katie and Sadie, she wants to compete. Anyways, one reason as to why I dislike her is because she is flat. All we know about her is that she is European, and has anger issues. Even the twins are given more depth than she is. Another is that her anger outbursts are not funny, but disturbing. She does not take much responsibility for her actions, but she wonders why people hate her. She is not likable in any way to me.

19. Noah

While I do like that he is sarcastic (since I am sarcastic too), he is not really that interesting as a character. He does have those quick one liners, has a defined personality, and it was nice seeing him being a team player, he is still extremely lazy. He does not really go through that much or make me laugh (since I don't think he is that funny) for me to like him. Maybe he should have been a bit more developed.

18. DJ

My opinion on DJ is that he is in between; don't like him, don't hate him. In TDI, he was just Geoff's and Duncan's friend, who never really had any plot whatsoever. He helped his team and was a sweetheart, but still boring. In TDA, they gave him a plot with Chef Hatchet forcing him into an alliance and making him into more of a man. This actually works well, as DJ quits with integrity, and stands up fro himself, not being afraid of everything. Then he gets completely derailed in TDWT when that stupid curse plot that made his team lost happen. He became extremely wimpy, whiny, annoying, irritating, weak, non reliable, and a real pain in the a. TDWT made him worse and unlikable as a character who was boring in the first place.

17. Katie

Yes, she is flat as a character and never returned after her early elimination in TDI, but she never annoyed me as much as she did to others. It is clear that she is the more athletic one out of the duo, and a bit less weird. She is here because she was barely seen, and all she was was a groupie to Trent, Justin, and the Drama Brothers, which is a shame because they had potential. Their dependency on one another is really annoying though.

16. Sadie

She is up here because she made it farther than Katie. Like her BFF, she is flat as a character and never returned after her early elimination in TDI, but she never annoyed me as much as she did to others. She is the more quiet and awkward one of the group, as she was silent after Katie went, and she somewhat befriended Harold. She is also a bit smarter than Katie. Again, she had potential, but became a groupie and her dependency was annoying.

15. Cody

I never cared for him in TDI. He was just that creepy kid who thought he was hot and tried to get with Gwen. He never lasted long enough to make that much of an impression on. He was likable as well in TDWT, but I still never cared for him. I understood him being creeped out by Sierra, but he was still doping the same thing to Gwen. I also did not like how he was so dependent on Sierra to make it through the competition. As soon as she could not help him anymore (even after she was eliminated), he got eliminated. I guess I am kind of eh about him because he was barely useful, and not that memorable to me.Not annoying, but I do find him a bit boring.

14. Izzy

I like Izzy. She is crazy, eccentric, adventurous, and never gives a crap what others think of her. Why is she in the middle? She never gets focus. Sure, she gets 3 seasons, but all she does other than be comic relief is hook up with Owen, and that is taken from her. We learn she has a criminal past, but does not go out to be a bada* like Duncan does. She is really enjoyable to watch, and I love how her and Owen interact, even her interactions with Owen are fun. Her charm did fizzle off me over the years, and I see a lot of comic relief instead of a character now, which is really sad. She is interesting, but used for comic relief instead of being a character too much for my liking.

13. Owen

I honestly really enjoyed him the first two seasons. I never thought he deserved to win TDI, but he was always a joy of energy, and made things easier for everyone else by being in his presence. He developed in TDA with his relationship with Izzy, his food cravings, and his family being broke, and this made him more than a consistent joke; then TDWT came. In this season, him and Izzy were the most forgotten characters, so they randomly give them the plot of them breaking up. All he does is be a target of Alejandro's insults, and a fart joke. All of his character went out of the door, so he can be comic relief, which stopped being funny in 2009. Whenever he was not making a joke, he was always just there, and he was just there, because he was always in the competition. When he was ousted in TDA, he was brought back to only nbe a useless intern. I am glad that eh was not in TDAS, since there was nothing for him to do. His ship has sailed, though he is still likable.

12. Gwen

She used to be one of my favourites. I loved her loner personality, her don't gaf attitude about what people think about her, also her vulnerable side, and found her relatable. Why is she in the middle now? She is inconsistent. Her attitude changed her into a nervous wreck in TDA, and then a man-stealer with no remorse in TDWT, and in TDAS, she was a bunch of things. Girly, cares what everyone says, her character went left and right. I am not going into the details about the irrelevant triangle drama, but it is so rushed, and makes her look like a fool. What I will say about her, is that out of the end of TDAS, she came out on top compared to Duncan and Courtney, making friends with the trio of ROTI. She is still likable, but too all over the place.

11. Tyler

He is really likable and enjoyable. He is kind of strong, but really, really, really, really TDI, he was just Lindsay's boyfriend, but he held his own in TDWT. I guess he is this high because he never irritated me. His clumsiness was funny, actually kind of helped in challenges, and we actually learned he is an idiot too, and not some horny athlete who wants to cop a feel. There is not too much to him, but he is enjoyable enough. He moved to sports because he was strong, but has no coordination. I...don't really know what else to say about him.

10. Trent

I really liked him and even today, I have a positive consensus about him. He is a talented, down to earth, chill guy, and I liked how his trait was that he was an inspiring musician. His relationship with Gwen was really great to watch. He made a few friends, and he was a target for slapstick, but he was still a defined character. People say that he is bland, and... I can see some of their points. His entire character and his plot has revolved around Gwen, and when that was done, he has never returned to the series. He had a lot of potential with his issues with his family, and his jealousy of Duncan, but that was tossed aside so quickly. He is too dependent on Gwen and was never given a chance to grow, though there was something there. He is so much better than Duncan. He does needs to go to therapy to work out all of his issues though.

9. Sierra

Yes, she is over the top, kind of creepy, and gets obsessed over things, but I really like her. One of the reasons is that she is a blogger, just like I am. If they focused on the blogging and her knowing the dirt on everyone, she could have made a sick antagonist and character, but they chose to focus on her obsession with Cody. Sometimes, she got too creepy for my liking, like throwing a marriage on him, forcing him to drink a love tea, but she got better at the end of the season. She continued to be independent, calmer, and more open and likable to others in TDAS, until the stupid Cam-Cody came in the way. This made her drop considerably in my rankings and made her a whole lot more unlikable to me. She became delusional, distracted, and more annoying than she EVER was. All of her development and such put her back to step -1. If she is going crazy after not being around someone that is implied that she is with, she seriously needs to go to an asylum. She just became so ridiculous this season, and she went home 2 episodes too late. She cannot be redeemed.

8. Harold

I really like Harold. He knows he is weird, he knows he is a loser, and he embraces it. He is not trying to be a cool person like Cody is, and I like how he never bows down to anyone. He is not a wimp who lets someone run all over him, but he stands up for himself. He really does have some skills, which is used for comedy. It is refreshing to see a character to love his weirdness. His relationship with LeShawna and how they interact is comedic to me, but she does bring out the best in him. What I will say is that he should not have quit in TDWT, and rubbed in facts like a know-it-all like Noah does. Him being in the Drama Brothers actually adds more character and interest to him, and because he is at his best, I would be okay if he did not return. He sure stuck it to Duncan, who is in jail and will probably be lonely, he is the cool one right now. He was at his best in TDA, but then came back to his best when he was eliminated.

7. Leshawna

I don't care what anyone says about her; I love her. I like how she keeps it real, how she is a good friend to the ones she cares about, defends the one that needs defending, and is never afraid to call someone out on their bull*. Her friendship with Gwen, conflict with Heather, and her other interactions have always been entertaining, as she was very useful in TDI, and is such a likable character. She could have been the typical yelling, ratchet, gold-digging ghetto girl, but she has a lot more heart and is not as hood she is supposed to be. I always liked her great contrast with Harold, and I do think they bring out the best in each other. She was smack talking in TDA, and I am glad she got called out from it. She did get brought down in TDWT for not being the nicest and acting the worst she ever has been, being overly bossy and careless. What I do not like is that she plays all of these games with Harold. She has had a good run, is flawed, and I wont be mad if she never returned again. She had the perfect screentime.

6. Alejandro

I am actually shocked with how much I like Alejandro. When I saw the concept of him being released as TDA was finishing airing, I knew he was a Justin copy and in some ways, he is Why is Justin my least favorite and Al one of my favorites then? Well Alejandro actually has depth. He comes from a privileged his family, and he has a strained conflict with his brother, which is why he always wants to upstage everyone. I like his shady commentary towards the cast, and he has this confidence about himself. I like watching him. He is more than just a looker; he is smart, manipulative, athletic, and he fits the Latin Lover stereotype, and he embraces it. What I do not like about him is that he is a villain-stu. This takes away any accomplishments he does make, but at least it is explained from the fact that a family member taught it to him. His relationship with Heather is great, and I like it when he interacts with people. I dont like how in TDAS, he became more like Justin, with being overly obsessed with his looks and getting injured. It was ridiculous and irritating. He is still one of the best villains on the show.

5. Lindsay

I have always liked Lindsay. For some reason, I liked how her and Tyler were so sweet, and fell in the "teenage lovers separated by their groups", which only lasted about 7 episodes. Then she was just a dumb follower of Heather, causing her to even turn on Beth (who she agreed with, when it came to Heather), and eventually found out that Heather was a bi*h that was just using her. I liked her plot in TDI. She was always nice, and had the best intentions. In TDA, she had the plot of her not being a complete dumbass, and that was done really well. She became more of a leader instead of a follower, and flourished through the season with her developing friendship with Beth. From TDWT and on, she was used just for comic relief. She did have her story with Tyler, which was decent enough. All of her stories were done by the time TDAS came, so I am glad she got the early boot.

4. Beth

I don't care what anyone says; I like Beth in TDI, she was nerdy, but not overly nerdy, and she wanted to make friends. She naturally got along with Lindsay, and seemed like the normal one out of them and Heather. I liked how she eventually backed away from Heather and stood up for herself, and humiliating Heather. It was sad that she went in the next episode though. In TDA, that is where she shined. She was her own person, became a love-struck fool, but eventually broke away from it. I like how she was a bit confused between which man she could choose, and it was really easy to root for her. She worked so hard to get as far as she did, and she dominated in the last quarter of the season. She has the right values, and she did have flaws, and was actually awkward and quirky (unlike Zoey). I have grown to really appreciate her as a character, and her friendship with Lindsay was really great.

3. Heather

Heather, Heather, Heather. I hated her in TDI, but she made things interesting and was a good, interesting, and realistic antagonist (unlike others). Then I realized, I love to hate her; instead of just hating her like many of the other antagonists. She was so determined, and did what she had to do, and what I respect so much about her is that she owns up to her shit, unlike others (Courtney). In TDA, she became forgettable and a bit stale, as no one trusted her, she made it a bit too far, and she had nothing to do, as everyone was always watching her. Her making amends with LeShawna was shocking, but I liked it (thank the lord they are enemies again). Her intense feuds with LeShawna and Gwen are some of the best conflicts in Total Drama. She became so much more likable in TDWT; maybe because it was because she was having a relationship/feud with Alejandro, or the fact that there were so many more unlikable people in the season. She was decent enough in TDAS. She managed to make me a fan.

2. Bridgette

I don't know how I feel about her being in this position, but here she is for now. I guess she is here because she has never bothered or irritated me. She was very likable, and I like her relationship with Geoff very much. It was very natural in TDI, and I liked her friendships with Courtney and later Gwen and LeShawna. She helped her team, and I supported her vegetarianism and environmentalism. She had her own character, and was not afraid of it. In TDA, she did go downhill, as she was just used to be elimination fodder and made out with Geoff. In the aftermaths, their issues in their relationship was nice at first, but it became more and more repetitive and annoying. I am glad they made her f*k up with cheating on Alejandro, because up until then, she was always the perfect one in the relationship. She learned from it, and she became her own character as well, with her relationship with Geoff growing. I think her time on the show was used well.

1. Geoff

I never expected for him to be a favourite of mine. I am SO not a party boy, and I DO hold grudges. He is always happy, optimistic, wanting to cheer everyone up, and living life to the fullest. I liked how he was shy when trying to talk to Bridgette in the beginning of the series, and liked his friendship with DJ and Duncan (though I was annoyed when they picked on Harold). He is not cocky or arrogant, and his relationship with Bridgette was handled well. I even liked him when he was acting like a prick, and that was because I knew the old Geoff was still there, and it did show that he is not all happy, and he is somewhat insecure, as people expect him to be something. He has a defined personality, is not all smiles and sunshine, and cares really hard for the ones he likes, and even all people anyways. I remember when we all thought Geoff was going to cheat on Bridgette (especially with what they showed in TDA special), so I feel for him when he was actually the one that is cheated on. He did not automatically take her back, and showed some dignity. He had a right to feel the way he was thinking. I liked seeing him in the aftermaths, and the aftermath did SO much to Bridgette and Geoff. He is likable, and never fully irritated me. Though he never got too much screentime, he got enough. If he ever competes again, I will be rooting for him.

Second Generation