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Television Crew
The Original Interns
"Uh... Chris? W-we have a situation here!"
The unfortunate Cannon Fodder who do all the dirty work behind the scenes on Total Drama, notably testing out Chris' various life-threatening challenges. Of course, when someone like Chris is their boss, there's bound to be a constant need for replacements.
- Ambiguously Gay: A male intern controlling the mecha monster in "Mutiny On The Soundstage" blushed when Duncan kissed the monster mecha the intern was controlling. The blushing can be seen all over the monster's face.
- The Chew Toy: So far they've been eaten by crocodiles, thrown off cliffs, shoved off planes, eaten alive by scarabs, used as footstools for Chris, and chased around a studio by Beth. They are this even more so than the contestants — while the contestants are on the island to suffer, they also need to be given a fighting chance to win and one will eventually take home the cash prize. The interns are the ones saddled with the actually dangerous, truly thankless tasks necessary to keep the show afloat.
- Disposable Intern: Chris considers them to be entirely replaceable and interchangeable, and has no problem whatsoever with sending them off with grievous injuries and shipping in fresh meat for the grinder.
- Family-Unfriendly Death: One intern gets eaten by sharks on his very first day on the set in "The Very Last Episode, Really!"
- No Name Given: Most of them go entirely unnamed, as part of their replaceable status.
- Reused Character Design: Many of the pre-Revenge of the Island interns are based on the beta versions of the main characters, particularly Duncan/Cody and DJ.
- Recurring Extra: Phil in Island and Billy in Action.
- Suddenly Voiced:
- Phil talks to Chris over a walkie-talkie in "Total Drama Drama Drama Drama Island".
- Out of shot, one intern begs for his life in "3:10 to Crazytown" as Chef Hatchet kicks him down.
- Billy has one line in the third Action aftermath.
- Too Dumb to Live: The intern eaten alive by scarabs in the two-parter World Tour premiere apparently prioritizes letting Chris stand on top of him instead of running away to safety like the contestants, which leads to his death.
- Unexplained Recovery: While the interns are mostly disposable, they can be durable sometimes. For example, in the Island finale, Chris has his newest intern jump test part of the final challenge, but the intern falls off the bridge-like wooden planks into the lake below and is attacked by sharks. However, the intern is later seen during one of the Celebrity Manhunt segments in Action and testing the first challenge in All-Stars, which means that he somehow survived the attack.note
- The Voiceless: For the most part. Phil is the most vocal out of all the interns.
- What Measure Is a Mook?: All the way back in Island, well before Chris began openly hoping for the maiming and deaths of the campers, the interns' lives meant nothing. Notably, in "The Very Last Episode, Really!" Chris welcomes a new intern and admits it's weird for him to step in when the finale is being held, but all the other interns have already died so the options are limited. He sends the intern out to test an obstacle and it's implied the intern gets eaten by a shark during the test run.
The Revenge of the Island Interns
Click here for Josh's mutant form
From Revenge of the Island onwards, the original selection of interns get replaced by a quartet of fresh meat in pseudo uniforms. Like their colleagues, they do all the dirty work behind the scenes on Total Drama, notably testing out Chris' various life-threatening challenges.
- Big Ol' Unibrow: The female Revenge of the Island intern has a unibrow as part of her nerdy look.
- The Cameo: The three interns aside from Josh have a cameo appearance in Total DramaRama. The male intern with long bangs also has a cameo appearance as a camera crew member in The Wheel of Vomit, implying that he's got promoted to a crew member after the Time Skip.
- The Chew Toy: So far they've been whipped, catapulted, permanently mutated, starved, and gotten darts thrown at them.
- Custom Uniform: The Revenge of the Island interns wear red versions of Chris's teal shirt and combine it with other articles of clothing in matching colors, but their exact looks differ between them. They each have a different style of pants or, in the case of the female intern, skirt and wear different models of shoes. Furthermore, the rotund intern stuffs his shirt in his pants and the female intern's shirt is always wrinkled.
- Disposable Intern: Them.
- The Dog Bites Back: In "Eat, Puke and Be Wary", they refuse to help Chris get out of the communal washroom's septic tank after he gets caught in one of Scott's snares. In fact, they actively make Chris' plight worse.
- Mauve Shirt: The Revenge of the Island interns are different from the preceding interns in that they have their own unique designs and aren't reuses of prototype designs and background designs. Normally, the narrative role of the interns consists of suffering and quite a lot of death, but none of these four ever gets into a lethal situation. They suffer, but their lives are as safe as the contestants' lives are.
- Mutants: Josh is an intern who instantly mutates when he falls into a biohazardous sinkhole in "The Enchanted Franken-Forest". His new form is a human-like creature with uneven monster limbs and bat wings. From that moment on, he's no longer an intern and does not show up in that role again. His fate is unknown, although Chris does advise him to join the circus.
- No Name Given: The olive-skinned Revenge of the Island intern is Josh, but the others' names are never spoken.
- No-Neck Chump: One of the Revenge of the Island interns is a short, rotund boy whose head at cheek level makes a straight line down to his torso.
- One-Steve Limit: Averted. The olive-skinned Revenge of the Island intern is named Josh, which is a designation he shares with one of the hosts of Celebrity Manhunt.
- Pubescent Braces: The female Revenge of the Island intern wears braces, which along with her permanently wrinkled shirt give her a childish appearance.
- The Smurfette Principle: Only one of the four, the one with the braces, is a girl.
- Suddenly Voiced:
- The female intern screams in "Up, Up and Away in My Pitiful Balloon" and "Pahk'd With Talent".
- In "Eat, Puke, and Be Wary", the tall, shaggy-haired intern complains about being burned by a spaghetti blast from Chef.
- Josh screams in "The Enchanted Franken-Forest".
- The short, rotund intern with glasses actually gets to provide the commercial break Title Scream in "Zeek and Ye Shall Find".
- Rank Up: The intern with long bangs is shown to be a cameraman after the Time Skip in the reboot.
- Uncertain Doom: The trailers and promos of the upcoming sixth season feature an African American intern and a tanned intern dressed just like them, but the three interns aren't nowhere to be seen. Considering how Chris treats them, it wouldn't be hard to believe that they have died since the last time we saw them in Pahkitew Island, but it could be possible that they quit the show while they still could.
- Unexplained Recovery: In the Revenge of the Island premiere, Josh is dragged into the sea when a giant mutant tentacle smashes down the part of the Dock of Shame on which he is standing, but he appears alive and well in later episodes, though not for long.
- The Voiceless: As characters that are only meant as an explanation how things get done around the island and provide humor by means of their suffering, the interns scarcely ever get to speak.
Josh
"Oooh! I can't wait to see those kitties tear their claws into the red carpet! Rawr!"
Voiced by: Dwayne Hill
The co-host of Celebrity Manhunt alongside Blaineley. Every bit as sleazy and shameless as Blaineley, he is just obsessed with gathering tabloid-style celebrity gossip and dirt, as well as stirring up drama - especially if it's between girls, since he absolutely loves watching cat-fights.
- Bit Character: He only has a major role in "Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special" and he neither appears nor is mentioned in later episodes, despite that his colleague Blaineley has a significant role in World Tour.
- Camp Straight: Josh is just as flamboyant about celebrity gossip as Blaineley, but he is also turned way on by girls cat-fighting.
- Lovable Sex Maniac: Josh really loves Cat Fights and specifically is shown to be interested in Heather and Gwen (who are both teenagers) duking it out. This isn't portrayed any worse than deserving one disapproving look from Blaineley.
- No Full Name Given: Unlike his co-host, who was later given a full name in the aftermaths, he's introduced as and only ever known as "Josh."
- One-Steve Limit: Averted. The dark-skinned Revenge of the Island intern is also named Josh.
The Mechanic
"It's busted."
Voiced by: Unknown
The mechanic of Celebrity Manhunt who, among other things, is responsible for the Drama Machine's functional state. Like Blaineley, he later gets a job on the Aftermath.
- Big Ol' Unibrow: The mechanic's design began as a movie murderer shout-out and the unibrow, which lies flat on his "normal" eye and arcs over his bulging eye, makes him look appropriately threatening.
- Mad Eye: The mechanic's eyes are of different sizes, one "normal", the other bulging. It gives him an eccentric look befitting his stoic demeanor.
- Perpetual Frowner: The mechanic's (and the killer's) default countenance is a deeply disapproving stare.
- Reused Character Design: The mechanic has the same design as the I Know What You Did Last Summer-inspired killer in "Ocean's Eight - Or Nine". Because of their limited narratives, there's nothing in the way of them potentially being the same character.
- Toothy Issue: In Erin's interview with Chris, the mechanic shows he's only got one tooth left in his mouth. It is both a sign of age and of him being slightly unsettling.
The Producers
The producers of Total Drama mentioned frequently throughout the show, who sometimes even get in contact with Chris through his phone.
- Ambiguous Situation: It's highly debated if the crewmember who knocks Harold out in "Dial M for Merger" is one of the producers or not, as Harold ironically expresses his outrage towards the producers before being knocked but it could have also been an intern.
- Even Evil Has Standards: Depending on the Writer. While they appear to be as sadistic as Chris, sometimes the host mentions the producers didn't green-light his ideas for challenges, finding them too extreme or deadly.
- The Ghost: Never seen in person, they've only been mentioned throughout the show. At best, they called Chris.
- Greater-Scope Villain: Contestants usually have one Big Bad or two among the cast and the hosts are even more sadistic than most of them. Then there are the producers, who are responsible for creating the show in the first place and greenlit challenges throughout the show.
- Karma Houdini: Having created the show in the first place and greenlit all the challenges, they're indirectly responsible for everything that happens on the show, including all the harsdships contestants have to go through. However, unlike all the other antagonists, they're never shown getting any sort of karma. At best, they were sued by Courtney for her wrongful elimination in Island (2007).
Family & Friends
Brady
Voiced by: Dan Petronijevic
Brady is a male model that his girlfriend, Beth, constantly talks about throughout Action, ascribing all sorts of wonderful traits to him. Given Beth's homely appearance and dorky personality, it's little surprise that none of her fellow contestants believe he exists until he comes to see her during the finale.
- Hero of Another Story: According to Beth in "Masters of Disasters", Brady leads an eventful life. He once had a summer job cleaning up after earthquakes and landslides, he was part of a rescue team that saves people stuck in avalanches, and he's a registered lifeguard.
- Hot Guy, Ugly Wife: Brady is a professional model and Beth is homely at best. Little reason is given as to why she specifically is the one he chose to date, especially since he has many talents besides his beauty, but there's some suggestion that he likes her dorkiness.
- Not-So-Imaginary Friend: Everyone thinks Beth made him up due to her outlandish claims about him and because she's only had two days between seasons to meet him. However, he's unambiguously proven to be real in "The Aftermath: IV".
- Real Men Cook: According to Beth in "Masters of Disasters", Brady is a great cook and it's one of the reasons she's attracted to him.
- The Voiceless: He has only a minute of screen time, so it's not notable that he only has one line. What is notable is that it is spoken only in Duncan's ending. In Beth's ending, he never speaks at all.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: Post-Action, Brady is never seen or heard from again, so the status of his relationship with Beth is unknown, though judging by Beth dreamily looking at Justin in the premiere of Revenge of the Island they are no longer dating and she is single again.
DJ's Momma
Click here for her original design
"You think I raised my son to talk smack behind people's backs?!"
Voiced by: Clé Bennett
DJ's mother, obviously. A short and stout woman who works hard to raise her son to be a proper and righteous gentleman. While DJ has become extremely attached to her as a result of her strict discipline, she is one tough cookie and doesn't take lip from anyone.
- Berserk Button: Don't get chocolate on the floor of her bus.
- Depending on the Artist: When she appears in the Total Drama Action, she looks very different from the photo of her that appeared in DJ's audition tape.
- My Beloved Smother: To DJ.
- Significant Double Casting: DJ and his mother have the same voice actor, Clé Bennett.
- The Stoic: DJ's mother has a limited range of expressions and is usually set on disapproval. How little her circumstances get to her is established in "Celebrity Manhunt's Total Drama Action Reunion Special" when her bus falls into the ravine. Everyone (except Izzy) is terrified for their lives, but DJ's mother just disapproves.
- Supreme Chef: She has a special seasoning, Hungarian paprika, which can make anything palatable, even Chef's disgusting food.
Jerd McLean
Voiced by: Christian Potenza
Jerd is the cousin of Chris McLean and on good terms with him. Jerd and Chris are both Newfoundland natives, but whereas Chris went into the show business on mainland, Jerd has chosen to stay on the island and appears to have work as a fisherman.
- Funny Foreigner: A rare subnational variant. Chris is from Newfoundland and visits the island in "Newf Kids on the Rock" as the location of the day's challenge. He is assisted by his cousin Jerd McLean, a short man with a thick beard, who enters the cabin making use only of the lower half of the Dutch door while a jaunty tune plays. Jerd takes charge of the middle part of a three-part challenge run by authentically uttering a Newfoundland saying with his heavy accent. It's up to the contestants to figure out what the saying is.
- Seadog Beard: One of the few ways the probably-fisherman Jerd looks apart from his gameshow host cousin Chris is the presence of a bushy beard down to halfway his neck.
- Skintone Sclerae: Jerd's eyes are black beads upon a black line to indicate the lower eyelid.
- Uncanny Family Resemblance: Jerd is only Chris's cousin, but the two share a strong resemblance. They'd be identical if not for Jerd's shorter stature, thicker nose, and bushy red hair where Chris has thin black hair.
José
Voiced by: Alex House
Alejandro's older brother, who has constantly ridiculed and outperformed him at nearly everything. Having tormented Alejandro for his whole life, José essentially serves as a Freudian Excuse to explain the Arch-Villain's ruthless and self-centered evilness.
- Always Someone Better: He's stronger and more talented than Alejandro, who's spent years trying to get out from under his shadow.
- Big Brother Bully: Would call Alejandro "Al" just to tease him. As revealed in his fight with Alejandro, he also apparently once replaced his soap with a urinal cake.
- The Dreaded: To Alejandro.
- Greater-Scope Villain: Of World Tour, due to having bullied his brother since childhood, always calling him "Al" despite Alejandro disliking that nickname, making him responsible for shaping Alejandro into the manipulative trickster he is during the season.
- Noble Demon: He follows Alejandro's code of honor of never hitting the face.
- Reused Character Design: José's design from the neck down is the same as his brother, except José's shirt is purple and gray. His face, meanwhile, is a slightly redesigned version of Brady's face.
- Sibling Rivalry: A very intense one with Alejandro.
Jasmine
"I'm Jasmine and I'm with the McGilles Talent Agency. Romeo! Romeo! Where art thou, Romeo!? Heh heh, or something like that."
Voiced by: ???
Jasmine is one of Leshawna's closest friends and an upcoming actress signed on with the McGilles Talent Agency. She had aspirations to join the second season of Total Drama, but that didn't come to pass.
- Artsy Beret: They eye-catcher of Jasmine's outfit is the sizeable beret on her head. It goes with her acting aspirations.
- Genki Girl: Jasmine is a fast-talking, energetic girl with her head in her own world.
- It's All About Me: Jasmine is supposed to partake in a message from home to support Leshawna, but instead she makes it her audition for the next season of Total Drama. When she's corrected to do something nice for Leshawna, she offers a signed photograph of herself.
- One-Steve Limit: Averted, as nowadays Jasmine shares her name with Jasmine from Pahkitew Island. It does remain possible her name is spelled differently, as it's never been shown in print.
- Reused Character Design: Jasmine's model is largely a redo of Courtney's model, having the same hair, eyes, skin color, and body shape. Her nose is Leshawna's, her lips Katie's, and her clothes are her own.
Leshaniqua
"I knew it was too fool to be true!"
Voiced by: Novie Edwards
Leshaniqua is Leshawna's favorite cousin with whom she shares a close bond and may even live with. Due to their connection, Leshaniqua has made it on the show twice.
- Green-Eyed Monster: One of the exclusive clips for Action puts Leshanique in a confessional. Not knowing what to talk about, she mentions her crush on one Franklin Hill and warns Leshawna to stay away from him or the cousin thing won't matter.
- Reused Character Design: Leshaniqua's model is one of Leshawna's pre-production designs.
- Sassy Black Woman: Leshaniqua is even sassier than Leshawna, questioning Leshawna's crying in "One Flu Over the Cuckoos" and loving Leshawna's trash-talking of her co-contestants in "Million Dollar Babies".
Sky's Sister
Sky's older sister is an Olympian-level rhythmic gymnastic and a huge inspiration to Sky and her own ambition to make it to the Olympics one day.
- Always Someone Better: Sky's sister, being the older one with more years of training to her name, is a better athlete than Sky. This is not a source of conflict between the sisters, but rather a reason for Sky to keep pushing her boundaries.
- Continuity Cameo: Sky's sister is only mentioned in "A Blast from the Past" of Pahkitew Island, but a model was made for her. This model makes an appearance in "A Million Ways to Lose a Million Dollars" of The Ridonculous Race, with
Word of God confirming it's her. - Cool Big Sis: Sky deeply admires her sister and is proud she came close to taking her skills at rhythmic gymnastics to the Canadian Olympic team. Sky's dream of being an Olympian level athlete is inspired by her sister's accomplishments.
- Everyone Calls Him "Barkeep": In almost every country that aired this, she's referred to as "Sky's Sister" while in the Italian Dub, they gave her the name "Jane"/
- No Name Given: Sky's sister is not named in either episode she's mentioned or shown in. The same Word of God that confirmed the woman from "A Million Ways to Lose a Million Dollars" is Sky's sister admitted there's no production name for her either.
- The Italian Dub jossed this by giving her the name Jane.
- Reused Character Design: Sky's sister's model is a light adaptation of Sky's model. She wears the same pants and shoes and the top is only reworked to give the sister a skirt. Unlike Sky, the sister doesn't wear jewelry, but she does wear a hat.
Axe Hatchet
Chef's grandmother, who appears in the reboot as a guest for a challenge. While she initially appears to be a sweet old lady who couldn't hurt the contestants, she's later revealed to be the former greatest pitcher in the history of the Women's Baseball League.
- Never Mess with Granny: She can still throw with incredible strength and precision to take the contestants out effortlessly.
- Retired Badass: Despite being long retired and clearly aged, she hasn't lost her touch in the slightest, as seen by her performance during the challenge.
Unaffiliated
The Killer
"Ow! Oh, that was totally uncalled for. Man, I am so out of here. I was treated way better in prison!"
Voiced by: Scott McCord ("Hook, Line, and Screamer"), Brian Froud ("Heroes Vs. Villains")
A hulking serial killer with a hockey mask, a chainsaw, and a hook hand that escaped from prison. He unexpectedly shows up during the first season episode "Hook, Line, and Screamer", derailing Chris' horror-themed challenge for the episode into a genuine life-and-death situation.
- Ambiguously Gay: His high-pitched tone of voice and effeminate movements while complaining about how Gwen kicked him in the face suggest this.
- Big Ol' Unibrow: Revealed when Gwen kicks him in the face and his mask falls off.
- Composite Character: He's a amalgam of Jason Voorhees, Leatherface, Michael Myers and Ben Willis.
- Expy: Of every Slasher Movie villain ever to have existed, but in particular Jason Voorhees.
- Harmless Villain: He ends up being defeated by a girl half his height who kicks him in the face.
- Hockeymask And Chainsaw: A tribute to this trope.
- Overly Long Name: "The Escaped Psycho Killer with a Chainsaw and Hook"
- Reused Character Design: He shares most of his design with Chef Hatchet, with skin tone, outfit color, hair and facial features being the only real differences.
- Rugged Scar: He has a scar over one eye.
- Tattooed Crook: He has a rather large flame tattoo covering his neck and his hook hand arm.
- Vocal Dissonance: Despite being muscular, he has a high-pitched and somewhat effeminate voice.
Flora & Fauna
The Bear
A large grizzly bear (or possibly a multitude of similar individuals) that inhabits the forests around Camp Wawanakwa and repeatedly shows up throughout the series as one of the most frequent obstacles faced in challenges or as an unrelated threat.
- Bears Are Bad News: The bear would often serve as an obstacle during challenges.
- Chainsaw Good: In "Can't Help Falling in Louvre" and the second World Tour Aftermath.
- Inexplicably Identical Individuals: Most of the bear encounters in the series are thought to be the same one, but a few bears have been specifically identified and named as different individuals. However, any differences in appearance from the regular bear are limited to a Palette Swap.
- Interspecies Friendship: With Sasquatchanakwa.
- No-Holds-Barred Beatdown: Delivers a brutal one to MK in the Total Drama Island Reboot to the point she's given actual brain damage.
Bruno
- All Animals Are Dogs: In "Aftermath IV: Hawaiian Style", Bruno fetches Blaineley, at this time a Bandage Mummy stiff as a board, out of the water as if he's a dog retrieving a stick. Once back on land, he takes his time chewing on her.
- Bears Are Bad News: Bruno may be the bear that killed one of the interns that accompanied Bridgette to Siberia. Even if he's not, he does attack Bridgette and at least one remaining intern, but becomes friendly when Bridgette treats his wounded paw. Of course, that's when he starts acting like Bridgette's ever-jealous boyfriend.
- Crazy Jealous Guy: For the duration of "Aftermath IV: Hawaiian Style", Bruno attacks everyone who comes within three feet of Bridgette, especially Geoff. It's only after he takes an interest in Blaineley that he leaves Bridgette and her company alone.
- Interspecies Romance: Blaineley returns Bruno's affection nowadays as the two enjoy a romantic boat ride in Paris in the exclusive clip of "Evil Dread".
Chipmunk # 1 and Chipmunk # 2
Voiced by: None
Two chipmunks (or possibly a multitude of similar-looking individuals) who show up from time to time around Camp Wawanakwa, usually observing and commenting on or ridiculing the campers and their predicaments.
- The End Is Nigh: As Camp Wawanakwa breaks apart and sinks into the sea, humans and animals alike make a run for it. The exception is Chipmunk #1, who laughs maniacally while holding up a sign depicting a shattered planet.
- Interspecies Romance: They swoon over Justin in "Total Drama, Drama, Drama, Drama Island" like so many other animals do.
- Killer Rabbit: The chipmunks may be cute and small, but they pack a punch. Harold get to experience it when he annoys #1 in "Aftermath: Bridgette Over Troubled Water".
- Silent Snarker: In "The Sucky Outdoors", they make fun of Katie and Sadie by mimicking them as they're arguing.
Mr. Coconut
A coconut with a face drawn on it that Owen created as a friend during the first season episode "Camp Castaways" when he started going crazy after believing he was stuck alone on a deserted island. Despite Chris "eliminating" it that very episode, Mr. Coconut still shows up from time to time.
- Ambiguous Situation: His Unexplained Recovery described below. Whether it was a case of They Killed Kenny (also described below) or he was just replaced with a new coconut, stylized after the original Mr. Coconut, is unknown.
- Ascended Extra: Considering he appeared as a one-time gag, he makes a lot of appearances later on.
- Companion Cube: To Owen in "Camp Castaways", during his Sanity Slippage.
- Expy: To Wilson the Volley Ball.
- Running Gag: He makes continuous cameos in All-Stars for no apparent reason.
- They Killed Kenny: He got chopped in half by Chef during "Are We There Yeti?", but he's completely intact several seasons later.
- Unexplained Recovery: Despite getting cut in half after his "elimination", he randomly makes cameos in later episodes while still in one piece.
Fang
A mutated shark introduced in Revenge of the Island who had gained arms, legs, and the ability to breath air as a result of the toxic and radioactive waste Chris had allowed to be dumped around Camp Wawanakwa. He's usually seen trying to kill or eat the campers, particularly Scott.
- Ambiguous Situation:
- Due to how the toxic waste dumped on Camp Wawanakwa mutated its fauna, it's unclear if Fang was one of the many sharks seen in the first season or not, as other sharks are seen in Revenge of the Island and All-Stars and aren't mutated.
- It's similarly unknown if Fang got to devour Alejandro and Heather after Camp Wawanakwa's destruction in the finale of All-Stars, as the villainous couple haven't been seen since then due to no following seasons featuring the original contestants.
- Animal Nemesis: Scott, for stealing one of his teeth.
- Artistic License – Biology: Sharks regrow teeth constantly throughout their life; however, this may be Hand Waved either due to his mutation or for Rule of Funny for his vendetta against Scott. In fact he does, as he lost all of his teeth in "Brain vs. Brawn: The Ultimate Showdown", but regrew them by next season.
- Berserk Button: Whatever you do, do not take one of his teeth.
- Disproportionate Retribution: He spends two whole seasons hunting down Scott for the crime of taking one of his teeth, even though he has hundreds of others. He mauls Scott so badly that he needs to be put in a robotic wheelchair.
- Land Shark: He's a large shark mutated by toxic waste so that he has legs and the ability to breathe air.
- Laser-Guided Karma: Gets his teeth shattered in the Revenge of the Island finale for all his tyranny.
- Motivation on a Stick: How Cameron gets him to push a raft in "You Regatta Be Kidding Me" when his team needs a motor. Not surprisingly, said motivation is a very unwilling Scott.
- Mutants: Fang is a mutant shark with human level intelligence, two legs, two arms, and the ability to survive outside of the water. He is a recurring threat to the campers and one of few mutants not to take up residence in the Fun Zone.
- Nonstandard Character Design: Along with the obvious of having arms and legs, Fang is a light gray (compared to the other sharks dark blue), and his appearance is more cartoonish than that of the other sharks, or even the other mutants. This gives him a more expressive range, but it also makes him look like he got imported from a Hanna-Barbera cartoon.
- Retired Monster: Implied, if his absence in post-All-Stars seasons despite his fellow sharks returning is of any indication. Partially justified, however, as he lived in Camp Wawanakwa, so, after its sinking, Fang may have left for his natural habitat.
- Super-Persistent Predator: Fang spends most of his screen time hunting Scott.
- Threatening Shark: Primarily to Scott. He's more than willing to torment other contestants, but Scott's his primary target, and he'll even help them out if it gets him closer to Scott, because his motive is revenge rather than hunger.
- What Happened to the Mouse?: After season 5 ended with Wawanakwa sinking, Fang is not seen or mentioned again as he is last seen chasing Heather and Alejandro. While Fang’s shark friends do appear later on, it is never explained why Fang failed to appear in Pahkitew Island and when Wawanakwa somehow re-emerges in the season afterwards.
Larry
A mutated venus flytrap introduced in Revenge of the Island. He is Chris's pet plant (and possibly lover), both before his mutation and after. As a mutant, Larry is huge, has prehensile branches, and prehensile roots that allow him to walk around if necessary.
- Interspecies Romance: Implied with Chris. When he hatches his eggs in All-Stars, one of his offspring has a head identical to Chris'.
- Man-Eating Plant: Larry is a mutated venus flytrap whose one means of attack is to chew down on opponents and victims. Although they all escaped, he's come close to eating Cameron, Zoey, and Staci.
- Mutants: Larry is a mutant flytrap who has prehensile vines and can uproot himself to give chase to any prey. He was Chris's pet before mutating and falls back into that role when Chris returns to the island until he eventually settles in the Fun Zone.
- Right-Hand Attack Dog: He's Chris's loyal and ferocious pet, best demonstrated in "Brain vs. Brawn: The Ultimate Showdown" when he saves Chris from mutant gophers and on his orders terrorizes the contestants.
- Whale Egg: It's implied in "No One Eggspects the Spanish Opposition" that all mutants of Camp Wawanakwa and Boney Island lay eggs and Larry is no exception. One egg of his hatches multiple multiple offspring.
- When Trees Attack: Larry is a mobile plant with prehensile branches, all of which comes as a nasty surprise to the contestants that meet him for the first time.
- Your Tomcat Is Pregnant: A plant example. He has a male name and is treated as such by the characters, but Zoey points out that he might actually be a Laurie after she sees him with eggs. Although technically, most plants are hermaphrodites.
Sasquatchanakwa
"Not cool!"
A large purple Bigfoot who wanders around Camp Wawanakwa's forests and occasionally shows up to antagonize the campers or as an obstacle in challenges. Even after the show moved to different locations, the producers still find ways to bring him back in various roles.
- All Animals Are Dogs: Noah manages to get Sasquatchanakwa off their case by throwing a ball as if he a Labrador retriever.
- Amazing Technicolor Wildlife: He has two shades of purple fur.
- Ambiguously Gay: He serves as Cody's replacement on the Drama Brothers during the Aftermaths in World Tour and seems to be male, given how he dislikes when others dress him with feminine clothing, but is seen kissing Alejandro in one episode.
- Amplified Animal Aptitude: Like the majority of Total Drama wildlife. In his case, his skill turns out to be playing the accordion.
- Bigfoot, Sasquatch, and Yeti: They've been called all of those names at some point.
- Hidden Depths: "Runaway Model" reveals that he's insecure about his hairy body.
- Interspecies Friendship: With the bear.
- Out of Focus: Doesn't appear until the second season of the reboot.
- Purple Is Powerful: Purple and one of the strongest characters in the series.
- Sixth Ranger: To The Drama Brothers in the first Aftermath.
- Suddenly Voiced: He speaks for the first time in "Crouching Courtney, Hidden Owen".Sasquatchanakwa: Not cool!
- Team Pet: When he joins the Drama Brothers, substituting for Cody.
- The Worf Effect: Before (mutated) Dakota, he was the largest, fiercest humanoid creature in the series, but he stood no chance against one of the biggest nerds and the toughest girls in the franchise; first, Eva beat him up in less than ten seconds (even tearing off his fur make herself a hat and boots); dweebling Harold kicked his face in during Action; and later, in Revenge of the Island, Jo defeats him with a single uppercut.
Scruffy
- All Animals Are Dogs: Duncan treats Scruffy as dog, such as telling it that it's a "bad killer spider" for jumping onto Harold's face. Scruffy doesn't particularly act like a dog, but it acts even less like a tarantula.
- Friendly Neighborhood Spider: Scruffy looks gruff, but is never shown to be hostile and even comes across as a silly critter due to Duncan's overt care for it. Sadly, the point it looks its silliest is when its squashed flat against Harold's back.
- Small Role, Big Impact: Only appears in one episode despite Duncan having had it for years as his pet. However, its accidental death at Harold's hands is what leads Duncan to vote Harold off at the end of the episode. If anything, Scruffy serves more as a plot device to rid the Final Five from Harold.
- Uncatty Resemblance: Scruffy has a mean-looking face that goes with Duncan's bad boy face and sports the colors green and black just like Duncan's hair.
- We Hardly Knew Ye: Scruffy debuts a few minutes into "2008: A Space Owen" and dies just past the midway point.
