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* TheArtifact: Tess was labeled "The Asocial" back in Season 2 because she hardly interacted with anybody and preferred to keep to herself, with her only notable interactions being with Hunter and Ally. She, like everyone else who came back, retains the label despite arguably being one of the more social players this time around, especially among the Cyan Team.
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* CreateYourOwnVillain: [[spoiler:While among the more sympathetic between the trio of her, Aiden, and Tom, Tess still chose to get Ellie voted out during the Cyan Team's second elimination ceremony, which lead Gabby to not only lose all trust on the rest of the team, herself included, but to join the Villain Alliance.]]
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* {{Irony}}: Tess herself was the one to claim that Ellie and Tom's brief friendly interaction during breakfast is just the calm before the storm, and [[spoiler:she eventually ends up bringing the storm herself when she gets Ellie voted out during Cyan Team's second elimination ceremony, which causes Gabby to swear revenge and join the Villain Alliance.]]
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* RegretfulTraitor: [[spoiler:She ends up betraying Ellie and Gabby's trust by getting the former voted out due to siding with Aiden and Tom, but the next episode makes it clear that she heavily regrets the decision and feels like she had to do it in order to stop Ellie from spiraling further.]]
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* StupidNeutral: [[spoiler:During the Cyan Team's first elimination ceremony, Tess tries to play a neutral party and make a swing vote, as she doesn't think she can handle being potentially responsible for getting Lake out if she loses a tiebreaker against Ellie. Not only does this lead to both Ellie losing all trust in her and Lake being eliminated anyway, but it traps Tess in a situation where she has no choice ''but'' to pick between siding with Gabby and Ellie or Tom and Aiden.]]
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Her brand new role as a TeamMom among the Cyan Team, her focus on helping her teammates with her problems, and generally being a more emotional player during the ''All-Stars'' season are very similar to Season 2's Rosa Maria.
* SuspiciouslySimilarSubstitute: Her brand new role as a TeamMom among the Cyan Team, her focus on helping her teammates with her problems, and generally being a more emotional player during the ''All-Stars'' season are very similar to Season 2's Rosa Maria.
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* BlatantLies: He tries to get Gabby to vote with him and the rest of the Cyan Team during [[spoiler:the Yellow-Cyan Team dual elimination ceremony]] by claiming that [[spoiler:Ellie being eliminated in the previous episode]] was nothing personal, despite the fact that [[spoiler:not only did he mock Ellie over the Villain Alliance not saving her during said elimination, at least implying he felt some satisfaction for it, but the fact that Ellie got Lake voted out means that even if things weren't personal on Ellie's, they must've been personal on Aiden's end.]]
* ItsPersonal: While it takes a while to show up, [[spoiler:Ellie getting Lake voted]] caused Aiden to become quite invested in getting back at Ellie for what she did, with [[spoiler:the Villain Alliance]] only further giving him reason to try get her out. [[spoiler:He eventually gets his wish during Cyan Team's second elimination ceremony, where Tess votes with him and Tom to get Ellie voted out.]]
* UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom: Aiden's speech during the [[spoiler:Cyan-Yellow Team dual elimination ceremony]] is what gives [[spoiler:the Villain Alliance the chance to sway Gabby to their side by arguing that Ellie's elimination was not unanimous, and that the rest of the Cyan Team will betray Gabby eventually if she sticks with them.]]
* AllForNothing: [[spoiler:Tess swings her vote during Cyan Team's first elimination ceremony on Tom, choosing not to pick a side just in case Lake would lose a tiebreaker against Ellie... Which leads Lake to be eliminated anyway 3-2.]]
* LaserGuidedKarma: She had a wholesome reason to do it and at least felt sorry about it unlike Aiden and Tom, but Tess still [[spoiler:got Ellie voted out in what was likely one of if not her last chance to gain enough money to turn her life around, all while Gabby could only watch. The very next episode sees her being eliminated by Gabby after she joins the Villain Alliance during the Yellow-Cyan Team dual elimination ceremony.]]
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* MortonsFork: Tess gets placed in quite the predicament during episode [[spoiler:3]] of ''All-Stars'': [[spoiler:The Cyan Team ends up losing the challenge, so they have to vote one person out. The boys are targeted, with Lake suggesting Tom while Ellie suggests Aiden. Then, Ellie puts everyone in a rock and hard place by revealing the girls alliance and Lake's intention to vote out them, meaning at this point Tess either follows along with Ellie's plan and votes for Lake, or betrays Ellie and votes for her... Which risks a tiebreaker between Ellie and Lake that she could potentially win. Tess ultimately votes for Tom, preferring not to pick a side]].
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* MortonsFork: MomentOfWeakness: Tess gets placed in quite the predicament during episode [[spoiler:3]] of ''All-Stars'': [[spoiler:The Cyan Team ends up losing the challenge, so they have to vote one person out. The boys are targeted, with Lake suggesting Tom while Ellie suggests Aiden. Then, Ellie puts everyone in a rock and hard place by revealing the girls alliance and Lake's intention to vote out them, meaning at this point Tess either follows along with Ellie's plan and votes for Lake, or betrays Ellie and votes for her... Which risks a tiebreaker between Ellie and Lake that she could potentially win. Tess ultimately votes for Tom, preferring not to pick a side]].
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* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: ''All-Stars'' turns him into one for the PoliticallyIncorrectVillain. During his stay in Season 2, Yul makes a lot of rather insensitive comments about his fellow contestants, from thinking Karol's being rude due to menopause to claiming Rosa being a former thief isn't surprising since she's a Latina. However, while the finale of the season implies he got some followers back, he either was lying to himself or even his followers got tired of his antics, since his social media reception in ''All-Stars'' is so low that he's forced to act like Grett's boyfriend in order to regain some of that favor, with his nasty personality and inability to not put his foot where his mouth is additionally making his manager [[Spoiler:assign Emily to watch over him and ensure he doesn't ruin his relationship with Grett in exchange for helping her with something]].
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* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: ''All-Stars'' turns him into one for the PoliticallyIncorrectVillain. During his stay in Season 2, Yul makes a lot of rather insensitive comments about his fellow contestants, from thinking Karol's being rude due to menopause to claiming Rosa being a former thief isn't surprising since she's a Latina. However, while the finale of the season implies he got some followers back, he either was lying to himself or even his followers got tired of his antics, since his social media reception in ''All-Stars'' is so low that he's forced to act like Grett's boyfriend in order to regain some of that favor, with his nasty personality and inability to not put his foot where his mouth is additionally making his manager [[Spoiler:assign [[spoiler:assign Emily to watch over him and ensure he doesn't ruin his relationship with Grett in exchange for helping her with something]].
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* GracefulLoser: When [[spoiler:she learns she's being targeted for elimination, she accepts the outcome and she chooses to spend her last day in the competition happily with her close friends. When she's eliminated, she leaves with a smile, commenting that it's not the last time she'll see Hunter and Ally.]]
* HatesSmallTalk: Is quite bad at it as a result, as can be seen when Hunter attempts to get to know her for the first time.
* HatesSmallTalk: Is quite bad at it as a result, as can be seen when Hunter attempts to get to know her for the first time.
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** When [[spoiler:she learns she's being targeted forelimination, elimination in season two, she accepts the outcome and she chooses to spend her last day in the competition happily with her close friends. When she's eliminated, she leaves with a smile, commenting that it's not the last time she'll see Hunter and Ally.]]
** While Tess is [[spoiler:initially upset in ''All-Stars'' when she realizes the Villain's Alliance decided to vote her off, she later brushes it off as the competition merely being a game. Despite Gabby mocking her and her knowing she caused her elimination, she happily wishes her and her other teammates good luck. She even tells Gabby she understands why she chose to vote her off and promises to tell her girlfriend Ellie (who was eliminated beforehand) that she's doing well]].
* HatesSmallTalk: Is quite bad at it as a result, as can be seen when Hunter attempts to get to know her for the first time. She seems to have gotten over this by ''All-Stars'' however.
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** While Tess is [[spoiler:initially upset in ''All-Stars'' when she realizes the Villain's Alliance decided to vote her off, she later brushes it off as the competition merely being a game. Despite Gabby mocking her and her knowing she caused her elimination, she happily wishes her and her other teammates good luck. She even tells Gabby she understands why she chose to vote her off and promises to tell her girlfriend Ellie (who was eliminated beforehand) that she's doing well]].
* HatesSmallTalk: Is quite bad at it as a result, as can be seen when Hunter attempts to get to know her for the first time. She seems to have gotten over this by ''All-Stars'' however.
* CardCarryingVillain: {{Implied|Trope}}. Along with being one of the evilest and most malicious characters in the series, Yul refers to his alliance with other antagonists as their Villain's Alliance in ''All-Stars''. While Miriam (who was against them) gave their alliance that name, he still didn't seem to mind the title and seemed gleeful when referring to it as such.
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* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: ''All-Stars'' turns him into one for the PoliticallyIncorrectVillain. During his stay in Season 2, Yul makes a lot of rather insensitive comments about his fellow contestants, from thinking Karol's being rude due to menopause to claiming Rosa being a former thief isn't surprising since she's a Latina. However, while the finale of the season implies he got some followers back, he either was lying to himself or even his followers got tired of his antics, since his social media reception in ''All-Stars'' is so low that [[spoiler:he's forced to act like Grett's boyfriend in order to regain some of that favor]], with his nasty personality and inability to not put his foot where his mouth is additionally making his manager [[Spoiler:assign Emily to watch over him and ensure he doesn't ruin his relationship with Grett in exchange for helping her with something]].
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* DeconstructedCharacterArchetype: ''All-Stars'' turns him into one for the PoliticallyIncorrectVillain. During his stay in Season 2, Yul makes a lot of rather insensitive comments about his fellow contestants, from thinking Karol's being rude due to menopause to claiming Rosa being a former thief isn't surprising since she's a Latina. However, while the finale of the season implies he got some followers back, he either was lying to himself or even his followers got tired of his antics, since his social media reception in ''All-Stars'' is so low that [[spoiler:he's he's forced to act like Grett's boyfriend in order to regain some of that favor]], favor, with his nasty personality and inability to not put his foot where his mouth is additionally making his manager [[Spoiler:assign Emily to watch over him and ensure he doesn't ruin his relationship with Grett in exchange for helping her with something]].
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* FlatCharacter: Yul is an arrogant bully who antagonizes everyone, and is good at dancing. That's all there is to Yul during the first few episodes, and he's exactly the same come [[spoiler:the finale]].
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* FlatCharacter: Yul is an arrogant bully who antagonizes everyone, and is good at dancing. That's all there is to Yul during the first few episodes, and he's exactly the same come [[spoiler:the finale]].Yul.
* HeManWomanHater: Besides being an abusive boyfriend (which is one of his most notable traits in ''All-Stars''), Yul remarks "Women right? Who needs them?" when Riya shows disgust at {{Jerkass}}ery and leaves the area with Grett.
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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Zig-zagged. He has no problem mocking Rosa Maria (a Latina) as unsurprisingly stereotypical for shoplifting to support her daughter but draws the line at making fun of the fact that one of his teammates had sex reassignment surgery. However, it's revealed in the first episode of ''All-Stars'' that Yul finds LGBTQIA+ people "disgusting". He also seems ageist as he condescendingly calls Miriam (who's old) "granny", proudly says she reminds him of an old lady he pushed down an escalator, and later refers to her an "old hag".
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* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: Zig-zagged. He has no problem mocking Rosa Maria (a Latina) as unsurprisingly stereotypical for shoplifting to support her daughter but daughter. While he draws the line at making fun of the fact that one of his teammates had sex reassignment surgery. However, surgery, it's revealed in the first episode of ''All-Stars'' that Yul finds LGBTQIA+ people "disgusting". "disgusting." He also seems makes ageist as he condescendingly calls remarks towards Connor (who's in his fifties in the season) and Miriam (who's old) "granny", proudly says she reminds him of an old lady he pushed down an escalator, and later refers to in her seventies), like referring to the latter as an "old hag".hag." He even makes a sexist remark at Riya and Grett's expense.
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->'''Placement:''' [[spoiler: 9th]] (S2), TBD (AS)
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->'''Placement:''' [[spoiler: 9th]] (S2), TBD [[spoiler: 11th]] (AS)
->'''Eliminated in:''' [[spoiler: Episode 7]] (S2),TBD [[spoiler:Episode 9]] (AS)
->'''Eliminated in:''' [[spoiler: Episode 7]] (S2),
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* TenderTomboyishnessFoulFemininity: Forms this dynamic with [[spoiler:Riya]] during the latter half of Season 2. Rosa is a gentle and kind soul who doesn't wanna hurt anybody, besides Yul, and doesn't do any morally reprehensible act before [[spoiler: she's eliminated]]. By contrast, [[spoiler:Riya begins to exhibit a darker side that's more focused on willing the million, with an explicit willingness to use and hurt everybody else if it means managing to snatch first place, a dark side that gets at its worst during the finale, where she becomes more callous and willing to use physical violence]].
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* TenderTomboyishnessFoulFemininity: Forms this dynamic with [[spoiler:Riya]] during the latter half of Season 2. Rosa is a gentle and kind soul who doesn't wanna hurt anybody, besides Yul, and doesn't do any morally reprehensible act before [[spoiler: she's eliminated]]. By contrast, [[spoiler:Riya begins to exhibit a darker side that's more focused on willing winning the million, with an explicit willingness to use and hurt everybody else if it means managing to snatch first place, a dark side that gets at its worst during the finale, where she becomes more callous and willing to use physical violence]].
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* TenderTomboyishnessFoulFemininity: Forms this dynamic with [[spoiler:Riya]] during the latter half of Season 2. Rosa is a gentle and kind soul who doesn't wanna hurt anybody, besides Yul, and doesn't do any morally reprehensible act before [[spoiler: she's eliminated]]. By contrast, [[spoiler:Riya begins to exhibit a darker side that's more focused on willing the million, with an explicit willingness to use and hurt everybody else if it means managing to snatch first place, a dark side that gets at its worst during the finale, where she becomes a straight up villain and the final antagonist of the season]].
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* TenderTomboyishnessFoulFemininity: Forms this dynamic with [[spoiler:Riya]] during the latter half of Season 2. Rosa is a gentle and kind soul who doesn't wanna hurt anybody, besides Yul, and doesn't do any morally reprehensible act before [[spoiler: she's eliminated]]. By contrast, [[spoiler:Riya begins to exhibit a darker side that's more focused on willing the million, with an explicit willingness to use and hurt everybody else if it means managing to snatch first place, a dark side that gets at its worst during the finale, where she becomes a straight up villain more callous and the final antagonist of the season]].willing to use physical violence]].
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* {{Hypocrite}}: She doesn't approve Hunter acting like a jerk to Fiore in All Stars, but in "Truth Hurts", she made a bunch of hacking kids cry. Lampshaded in "The Turbulent Triathlon".
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-->'''Hunter:''' {{LampshadeHanging [[LampshadeHanging Oh, you're the one to talk.}}talk]].
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*{{Hypocrite}}: She doesn't approve Hunter acting like a jerk to Fiore in All Stars, but in "Truth Hurts", she made a bunch of hacking kids cry. Lampshaded in "The Turbulent Triathlon".
-->'''Ally:''' Hunter, you're a grown man fighting with a child.
-->'''Hunter:''' {{LampshadeHanging Oh, you're the one to talk.}}
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* TheGenericGuy: Love for videogames and LoveTriangle situation with Ally and Tess aside, Hunter doesn't come across as the most interesting or unique contestant among everyone.
* {{Hypocrite}} : In "Truth Hurts", he calls Ally out for making a bunch of kids cry, but he acts like jerk (if not, a total bitch) to Fiore in All Stars.
* {{Hypocrite}} : In "Truth Hurts", he calls Ally out for making a bunch of kids cry, but he acts like jerk (if not, a total bitch) to Fiore in All Stars.
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* TheGenericGuy: Love for videogames and LoveTriangle situation with Ally and Tess aside, Hunter doesn't come across as the most interesting or unique contestant among everyone.
* {{Hypocrite}} : In "Truth Hurts", he calls Ally out for making a bunch of kids cry, but he acts like jerk (if not, a total bitch) to Fiore in All Stars.everyone
* {{Hypocrite}} : In "Truth Hurts", he calls Ally out for making a bunch of kids cry, but he acts like jerk (if not, a total bitch) to Fiore in All Stars.
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* {{Hypocrite}} : In "Truth Hurts", he calls Ally out for making a bunch of kids cry, but he acts like jerk (if not, a bully) to Fiore in All Stars.
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* {{Hypocrite}} : In "Truth Hurts", he calls Ally out for making a bunch of kids cry, but he acts like jerk (if not, a bully) total bitch) to Fiore in All Stars.
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* LaserGuidedKarma: Jake throws away Aiden's card in Episode [[spoiler:8]] after the latter had stolen the former's woodpecker during the challenge in Episode 2.
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* ButtMonkey: As punishment for being the most unlikeable contestant on the show, he's the most frequent victim of slapstick comedy.
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* HumanShield: He's used as one by his teammates in Episode [[spoiler:7]] of ''All-Stars''.
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* KarmicButtMonkey: Yul is a nasty person to everyone, and semi-frequently gets his just desserts. In just his debut season, he's stunned when Connor calls him out over trying to pick a fight with Kai over him talking with Maggy. Kai also verbally tears him apart for bullying Maggy in the kissing challenge and Maggy later sucker punches him when he beats her in rock, paper, scissors to decide who [[spoiler:gets eliminated. James even betrays him by giving ''him'' the poisoned mushrooms meant for Aiden, causing him to be eliminated via a medical evacuation]]. Then, a light falls down on his foot in Episode [[spoiler:6]] of ''All-Stars''.
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* KarmicButtMonkey: Yul is a nasty person to everyone, and semi-frequently gets his just desserts. In just his debut season, he's stunned when Connor calls him out over trying to pick a fight with Kai over him talking with Maggy. Kai also verbally tears him apart for bullying Maggy in the kissing challenge and Maggy later sucker punches him when he beats her in rock, paper, scissors to decide who [[spoiler:gets eliminated. James even betrays him by giving ''him'' the poisoned mushrooms meant for Aiden, causing him to be eliminated via a medical evacuation]]. Then, a light falls down on his foot in Episode [[spoiler:6]] of ''All-Stars''.''All-Stars'', he's used as a HumanShield in Episode [[spoiler:7]] and his teammates force him to grab a clue in Episode [[spoiler:8]], laughing at him as he falls down doing so.
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* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: He fires Emily from helping him (alongside his new manager) improve his image.
