Everyone and Duncan

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This article focuses on the interactions between Everyone and Duncan.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Due to Duncan's polarizing personality, he generally makes great friends, or great enemies. However, alliances with many contestants have managed to make him get very far in the game this season. He was able to get all the way to the final 4, but ended up quitting the competition.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 2
In this season, Duncan is once again a hardened criminal from juvy. He would rather be back in juvy than in the middle of the desert, but Duncan is willing to fight, argue, and backstab his way to the million this season. This has created many more conflicts for Duncan than in Season 1.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Cameron is good friends with Sky and Cody, which means he is a good friend of Duncan as well. Cameron is great at challenges, whereas Duncan is mediocre, so Cameron occasionally helps Duncan out with them.

In Trials and Triva-lations, Duncan and Cameron talk briefly about the trouble of actually coming back to such a painful show, to which they both mutually think. When Cameron almost gets a question right, Duncan congratulates him for trying his best, but then realizes they were to be dropped down to be Fang food and starts screaming along with Cameron.

In Volleybrawl, Duncan and Cameron were originally supposed to play Volleyball together, and seemed ready to compete, but the challenge was changed to RPS last minute. Coincidentally though, during that challenge, both Duncan and Cameron win their seperate parts of the challenge and cheer for each other. They are seen high-fiving when their team wins. They also both agree that Samey was a good choice for elimination in the episode.

In Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, Duncan loses his first part of the challenge, and is comforted by his team, including Cameron. Cameron wishes good luck to Duncan when he temporarily goes off to juvy that day.

In All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, both players seem concerned about the others well being when it comes to a murder challenge, but when their team wins, they are seen cheering along with their team. Cameron does not have an opinion on Dawn leaving, but Duncan tells him that it's good for them.

In Topple on the Luck Players, Duncan and Cameron are part of a five person alliance to vote out Scott. Cameron, however, was sick during the episode, and they had no interactions. Duncan and his alliance managed to convince Cameron to vote out Scott even though he was sick, so Scott was forced to leave via Arrow of Shame.

In Relay Feelings Speed Fast, Duncan and the rest of his team is extremely happy to see Cameron back, free from his illness. Cameron then proceeds to win the next challenge singlehandedly, and Duncan is pleased by this, and cheers for him. At the end of the challenge, Duncan gives Cameron a high five and they do not have to vote anyone off.

In The Super Wi-Fi Spies, Duncan and Cameron find out that they have made it to the merge, and they are both happy for each other. During the challenge, neither one wins immunity, and Duncan is in the bottom 2. Cameron is nervous for Duncan, and when Duncan is called safe, Cameron high fives him, along with Sky and Tyler. They are both happy to see Heather finally off the island.

In Puzzle Riot, Duncan is surprised when Cameron's mom is shown as one of the pictures, but he still has to make fun of her. Cameron is annoyed by this, but he is more preoccupied by Courtney making fun of her. Duncan defends Cameron and agrees to vote Courtney off soon.

In Korean Teaching or Learning, Cameron does well in the trivia, and wins immunity. Duncan is happy for him, but is nervous during the elimination ceremony. Cameron is happy and high fives Duncan when he gets immunity.

In Supreme Chef Auto, Cameron was doing well in the challenge, but Duncan did not do as well. He decided to root for Cameron in the challenge, but Cody eventually wins. Both vote for Cody to go home in the end.

In Frozen Yogurty Up Brain Freeze, Duncan finally wins a trivia challenge, and Cameron congratulates him. Cameron is in to bottom two, and Duncan is worried for him. However, Noah is eventually eliminated and Duncan is very happy about that.

In Final Four Face Off!, Cameron wins immunity and the ability to pick who he would like to take to the final. However, Duncan quits the challenge and is eliminated. Cameron says farewell to Duncan,but Duncan is going to stay to watch Cameron and Sky face off in the finale.

In Totally Dramatic Finale!, Duncan chooses to vote for Sky over Cameron because they are better friends. However, Duncan does comfort Cameron when he loses the final vote and gets second place. Both are very happy to hear that Sky will share her money with the eliminated contestants.

Chef Hatchet
Chef and Duncan have an obvious conflict with each other like they've always had. This conflict starts at the beginning of the season, and escalates at points during it, highlighted by the arguments Duncan has started about how Chef unfairly awards points the the wrong team, or the wrong player. Duncan is very hotheaded, and that is not a good combo with Chefs anger issues.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Chris did not appear in Trials and Triva-lations, Volleybrawl, or Starting Off on Humble Beginnings.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Cody usually has an extreme dislike of Duncan, but both eventually team up due to being on the same team and value the usefulness of each other.

In Trials and Triva-lations, Duncan and Cody do not interact much, but they seem more ok with each other than in previous seasons. Both of them agree to vote for Dave in the end.

In Volleybrawl, Duncan is encouraged by Cody when it is his turn to play RPS, and Cody cheers for him when he wins. The same is to be said for when Cody plays in his part of the challenge and wins. Them and their entire team high-five each other when they win.

In Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, Duncan goes first, and is comforted by Cody when he loses. Later, Duncan briefly has to go to juvy again, and Cody says farewell to him, but doesn't show any sign of missing him.

In All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, both seem concerned for the others well-being but cheer alongside each other when their team wins. Duncan informs Cody who the other teams killer is,,and when Cody kills them, the Beavers win the challenge. Later on, Duncan tries to get Cody to stop eating so much candy, as he'll get extremely hyper, but Cody ignores him.

In Topple on the Luck Players, their alliance was formed further when they agree to vote out Scott in the end.

In Relay Feelings Speed Fast, Duncan points out his feelings of regret about voting out Scott, and Cody can't possibly understand how Duncan feels bad about that.

In The Super Wi-Fi Spies, both Duncan and Cody are super happy about merging, and their alliance can take full effect. Neither one does particularly good in the challenge, and Duncan is in the bottom two. Cody is nervous for him, but Heather was the obvious elimination choice, and she ended up going home.

In Puzzle Riot, Cody does well, but Duncan again does not and is up for elimination. He is able to stay alive another week and The Killer Beavers Alliance stays alive for a bit longer.

In Korean Teaching or Learning, Cody forms a more major alliance with Noah and Tyler. This causes him to be the primary target of The Killer Beavers Alliance when they reach the final five.

In Supreme Chef Auto, Cody became obsessed with Sky, which creeped out Duncan and his friends. Cody eventually did win the challenge, but he gave his immunity to Sky, so he was able to be voted off. The alliance decided to vote Cody off this episode because he became really creepy towards Sky.

In Final Four Face Off!, Cody cheers for Duncan and Sky to make the final 2, but mostly Sky. His obsession with sky continually grows until finally Duncan tells him to shut up. From then on he quietly watches the episode. When Duncan was eliminated, Cody said that he was rooting for him.

In Totally Dramatic Finale!, both Duncan and Cody voted for Sky because of they're both good friends with her, and Cody recently developed an obsession with her. They are both overjoyed when she announces that she will share the million with the eliminated contestants.

Courtney
Courtney and Duncan have many interactions, but it's unknown whether they are friends or enemies due to past seasons. Duncan and Courtney start off on surprisingly good terms, but Courtney gets increasingly jealous of Duncan and Sky's interactions. This drives her to the breaking point and she takes her eye off of the game and only focuses on breaking the duo up. This is what ultimately caused her downfall, when she asked the wrong person, Tyler, to help her with her task.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Dave did not have many friends on the show, and Duncan was certainly not one of them.

In Trials and Triva-lations, Dave proposes many alliances with many people, even ones not on his team. He tries convincing his team to vote out Cameron in front of Cameron, but Duncan refuses because Cameron is his good friend. Later in the episode, Duncan is not surprisingly revealed to have voted for Dave, and Dave is eliminated.

In Final Four Face Off!, Dave states that he is rooting for Duncan and that they are best friends, but Duncan says that this isn't true because he said the exact same thing to Sky a few minutes before.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 2
In A Wild Western Introduction, Dave constantly annoys his teammates with bad suggestions and proposed alliances, so Duncan and the rest of the team decide to vote him out. Duncan is in the bottom two with Dave, but Dave is the obvious choice to go home, and he iseliminated first for the second season in a row.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Duncan and Dawn do not interact much due to being on different teams, along with Dawn's early elimination, but for the most part they definitely have a conflict.

In Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, Duncan is seen cheering on Scott, but Dawn states that Scott is a traitor. Duncan doesn't appreciate her badmouthing a teammate of his, causing both of them to argue.

In All Aboard the Cuckoo Train, Dawn kills Duncan in the challenge, but Duncan wasn't the killer. This implies that Dawn has a lack of trust in Duncan. Later on, when Dawn is eliminated, Duncan states that "At least another weirdo is gone," to which Dawn replies, "Not all the weirdos will be gone until you are." Duncan laughs and compliments Dawn on her comeback, leaving her completely puzzled.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Gwen and Duncan seem to be friends, but it's unknown whether they have a friendship or a conflict due to their break-up back in Total Drama All Stars. They also have a lack of interaction due to being on different teams and due to Gwen's silentness.

In Volleybrawl, Duncan and Cameron are getting ready to play Gwen and Heather in volleyball when the challenge is changed.

In The Super Wi-Fi Spies, Gwen votes for Tyler due to him being a threat, whom is good friends with Duncan, which angers him. This was a bad move by Gwen because she is not as popular as Tyler.

In Korean Teaching or Learning, Duncan votes for Gwen to get back at her for voting for Tyler, and she ends up going home.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Heather and Duncan do not talk to each other much due to being on different teams, but they probably still have the conflict that they've always had with each other.

In Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, Duncan is sad after Heather beats him in their round of number guessing. She, however, laughs at his misfortune.

In The Super Wi-Fi Spies, Duncan votes for Heather to be sent home, and Heather votes for Duncan. This angers Duncan, but Heather is ultimately voted off in the end.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
LeShawna and Duncan do not interact during the show, despite both being placed on the same team.

However, Duncan is shown voting for her in Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, and it is easy to assume that they probably still have the same level of disregard for each other that they've had in past seasons together.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Duncan and Lindsay do not interact much, but it's likely they still have a conflict with each other like they have in past seasons.

In Starting Off on Humble Beginnings, Lindsay says farewell to Duncan when he leaves for juvy.

In The Super Wi-Fi Spies, Duncan congratulates Lindsay on winning the challenge and invincibility, even though he firmly believes that Sky should've won the challenge.

In Puzzle Riot, however, Duncan voted for Lindsay because she was a big threat, causing her to end up going home. Lindsay also voted for Duncan, which started a conflict between the two.

In Totally Dramatic Finale!, Duncan and Lindsay are both stated as some of Tylers best friends at the end of the competition.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 2
In A Wild Western Introduction, Duncan and Lindsay are placed on the same team, and they are indifferent about it due to their run ins in Season 1.

Noah
In Total Drama Roleplay Season 1, Duncan and Noah do not interact much before the merge. However, after the merge, Noah believes that Duncan did not deserve to make it as far as he did in the competition, which causes a rivalry between the two. This eventually culminates into Noah being the fifth eliminated, and him becoming bitter towards Duncan and his friends. Noah was happy when Duncan was eliminated the next episode.

In Total Drama Roleplay Season 2, Noah tries to make amends to Duncan when he is appointed team leader by Sky, but Duncan acknowledges him only slightly, which angers Noah. When the team loses the challenge, Noah becomes even angrier, causing him to vote for Duncan. Noah even gets one of Duncan's best friends into voting him off. From that moment on, Duncan and Noah become bitter enemies.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Duncan and Samey do not interact during the show due to being on different teams, along with Samey's early elimination and complete lack of speaking.

However, during Volleybrawl, Duncan states that Samey "did not do much," and "she had it coming," when Samey was eliminated.

Total Drama Roleplay Season 1
Scarlett and Duncan do not interact much, but Duncan is seen saying goodbye to her when she leaves after Volleybrawl.

In Relay Feelings Speed Fast, Duncan watches as Scarlett is sent home via Arrow of Shame.

Scott
Duncan is one of the only people who Scott still seems to be on good terms with. They are both placed on the Killer Beavers and therefore cheer for each other whenever one performs in a challenge. Duncan and Scott have similar personalities, so they get along with each other fairly well, despite both being very devious people, who tend to do what is best for them, and only them.

Sky
Duncan and Sky are both on the Killer Beavers, which causes them to become very close friends. They both orchestrate an alliance with Tyler, Cody, and Cameron to make it to the final 5. They both become great friends with Tyler as well, and they work together on challenges very well. Later on it the season, the cast mates are led to believe that Duncan likes Sky, and she likes Duncan, but the two confront the cast stating this to not be true, and that they are only good friends.

Tyler
In Total Drama Roleplay Season 1, despite being on opposite teams, Duncan and Tyler have grown to become very good friends. Both make the merge, which means much more interactions between the two guys. At the merge, Tyler, Sky, and Duncan have many interactions as a group. Duncan eventually starts getting jealous of Tyler being around Sky so much. This causes a little bit of a conflict happening, but they soon resolve it and both make an alliance to make the Final 5 together.

In Total Drama Roleplay Season 2, this season has a completely different vibe to it, starting when Tyler decides to vote for Duncan in the first episode of the season. Tyler does not own up to his own mistakes and flames the loss of Duncan, which angers Duncan a lot. Duncan chooses to devise a new tactic when he realizes that Tyler will do anything to gain Duncans approval, so Duncan decides to slowly give Tyler his trust back enough to give back hope, but little enough so that he can still manipulate Tyler easily.