History Fanfic / TotalDramaRevolution

* MindScrew: The story grows rather surreal in later chapters. One late-game challenge is a full Star Wars reference, with the characters traveling in starfighters to face "Dolph Vader" in the Death Star, naturally revealed to be AllJustADream at the end. Another features NoCelebritiesWereHarmed appearances such as "Wazz Khalifa" and recurring Music/JustinBieber {{Expy}} Dustin Nutria, as well as... '''''Richard Nixon''''', who is fully alive, somehow knows who PJ is and her full name at that, and claims he "enjoy[s] being creepy."

* SoUnfunnyItsFunny: Some of the extremely outdated pop-culture-related jokes still hold up comedically, albeit in a much different way than intended.

...in retrospect, however, time has not been kind to [=TDRev=]. When removed from the context of 2011, the story is most notable for its complete lack of plot and characterization, constant pop culture references and lowbrow humor, and choppy, sophomoric writing that's exclusively dialogue-based. As a result, it's still just as well-known as it was in 2011, but for a different reason: it's easy to mock, with a healthy dose of CreatorBacklash. You can read it, if you really want to, [[https://totaldramaislandfanfiction.fandom.com/wiki/Total_Drama_Revolution here]].

''Total Drama Revolution'' is the third story in [=Toadgamer80=]'s ''WesternAnimation/TotalDrama'' fanfic series, written in the summer of 2011. Taking place in an ambiguously located metropolis where 20 contestants were to compete for another million dollars, the story was named after the author's belief that it'd "revolutionize" not just the wiki, but the ''Total Drama'' fanfiction community at large. Sure enough, the story was beloved when it first came out, winning numerous wiki-based accolades such as "Featured Story" and "Best 2011 Competition Story."

...in retrospect, however, time has not been kind to [=TDRev=]. When removed from the context of 2011, the story is most notable for its complete lack of plot and characterization, constant pop culture references and lowbrow humor, and choppy, sophomoric writing that's exclusively dialogue-based. As a result, it's still just as well-known as it was in 2011, but for a different reason: it's quick and easy to mock, with a healthy dose of CreatorBacklash. You can read it, if you really want to, [[https://totaldramaislandfanfiction.fandom.com/wiki/Total_Drama_Revolution here]].

* TheGenericGuy: Practically everyone who isn't a pervert, asshole, or lunatic is one of these, including (but not limited to) Abbey, Mattie, [=MacKenzie=], and Antoine.
* HateSink: A few characters in the cast - namely, Elle, Chelsey, and Northworth - were intended as this, being based on "popular kids" who bullied the author in middle school. This backfired and they're now three of the most(/only) liked characters in the story, even by the author.

* NiceGuy: Donny. [=MacKenzie=] is a NiceGirl, but she's also a FlatCharacter.

...in retrospect, however, time has not been kind to [=TDRev=]. When removed from the context of 2011, the story is most notable for its complete lack of plot and characterization, constant pop culture references and lowbrow humor, and choppy, sophomoric writing that's exclusively dialogue-based. As a result, it's still just as well-known as it was in 2011, but for a different reason: it's quick, easy SnarkBait, with a healthy dose of CreatorBacklash. You can read it, if you really want to, [[https://totaldramaislandfanfiction.fandom.com/wiki/Total_Drama_Revolution here]].

* TheGenericGuy: Practically everyone who isn't a pervert, asshole, or lunatic is one of these, including (but not limited to) Abbey, Mattie, and Antoine.

* SpeechCentricWork: The story is almost exclusively made up of dialogue, with occasional brief, one-sentence description.