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Island: Heather

Action: Justin (1st half)/Courtney (2nd half)

World Tour: Alejandro

Revenge of the Island: Scott

All-Stars: Mal

Pahkitew Island: Sugar (gets the most focus)/Scarlett (still the biggest threat)

Ridonculous Race (spin-off): Ice Dancers

Reboot 1: Bowie/Julia

Reboot 2: Julia again

The whole show: Chris McLean

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Would they both have benefited from this? Especially if they were allowed more seasons similar to Gen 1.

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All 4 generations included with a full 26 episodes (no-brainer). No one who competed in the first All-Stars will come back. Although, since Gen 1 got the most limelight, they will have 6 reps as opposed to the standard 3 the other ones have. With that out of the way, here’s what I would want the cast to be:

Hosts
Chris and Chef again, with some Blaineley on the side

Gen 1 Contestants
Katie
Sadie
Eva
Trent
Harold
Leshawna

Gen 2
Dawn
Anne Maria
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Gen 3
Shawn
Jasmine
Sky

Gen 4
Axel
Nichelle
Caleb

Other Characters
Cody
Brick
Jo
Duncan
Zoey
Bowie
Priya

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Admittedly, spewing fake rumors about online figures is nothing new anymore. However, we still shouldn’t downplay the crippling fear some people have of it. My Fandom image itself narrowly survived two fake rumors about me from almost a year ago. According to myth, I was a blackmailer as well as a lolicon defender. In reality, I was framed for blackmail and forgave the kid who made those drawings. As such, here are 5 of the wisest tips to do when your online reputation is attacked by a vicious smear campaign:

1. Keep your distance from your accuser: Even politely confronting your slanderer often doesn’t work, especially if they have openly sinister motives to lie. Trying to reach out to them definitely risks them spinning the situation against you even further.
2. Document all evidence: Capture as much links, screenshots, and testimony in the event you’re being slandered. There’s a good chance your false accuser is already trying to tamper or destroy any proof of your innocence to weaken your credibility.
3. Take a genuine break: Sometimes you really need to get your head on straight before you can truly fight back against your slanderer. Refusing to leave the platform at all and perpetually surrounding yourself with backlash and humiliation will only risk the paranoia and anger building up, making you unfit for a calm and collected rebuttal. Realizing your drowning in the terminally online sea and getting more in touch with other things to pour your energy into, especially if it involves real life, can boost and stimulate your mental health when you eventually come back to address the malicious claims against you.
4. Call their bluff: You’ve been accused of some pretty explicit crimes, so how come it feels like the worst your enemies will do is….cyberbully you? At some point, the cheesy insults and performative threats need to be put on the side; they should take

real, genuine

1. action against you to get you permanently removed if not downright arrested

or worse.

1. Telling your opponents to put up or shut up when it comes to their false accusations is a good strategy to remove their hold on you.

3. Protect your privacy: Above all else, make your life in the real world is effectively guarded. If your false accuser really does succeed in turning a large audience against you, you must be prepared for potential doxxing schemes on you, and if you’ve been wrongfully accused of the worst crimes imaginable (murder, pedophilia, hate crimes, etc.), your enemies might feel even more motivated to try and flush you out. Therefore, please make sure deeply sensitive information (name, phone number, address, etc.) about you won’t be so easily spilled.

1. Robin (Dick Grayson)
2. Cheetah (Barbara Ann Minerva)
3. Superman (Black Kryptonite)
4. Highfather
5. Granny Goodness
6. Bumblebee
7. Rorschach
8. Knockout
9. Gilotina
10. Blue Snowman
11. Egg Fu
12. Harley Quinn
13. She-Cat
14. Dr. Cyber
15. Professor Pyg
16. Sinestro
17. Aquaman
18. Huntress (Helena Bertinelli)
19. The Everywhere Man
20. Deathstroke
21. Granite Lady
22. Lobo
23. Big Barda
24. Monsieur Mallah
25. Mammoth
26. Hal Jordan
27. Blathoxi
28. Swamp Thing

Pre-Order

1. Mirror Master
2. Lady Eve

DLC

1. Batgirl (Barbara Gordon)
2. Shriek
3. Ace the Bat-Hound
4. Judomaster
5. SABBAC
6. Neron

Guests

1. Rex Splode
2. Miles Morales
3. Spooky Space Kook
4. Noob Saibot
5. John White/The Beast (pending)

Exclusive to the Secret Boss (Ra’s al Ghul)

1. Ubu
2. Black Adam

Notes
For the most part, the cameo fighters will have an appearance reminiscent of their debut.

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Main Protagonist
Wonder Woman (Janet Varney)

Deuteragonist
Batman (Bruce Greenwood)

Tritagonists
Superman (Tim Daly)
Orion (Nolan North)

Secondary Tritagonists
John Stewart/Green Lantern (Phil LaMarr)
Beast Boy (Todd Haberkorn)
Aquawoman/Mera (Sumalee Montano)
Donna Troy (Grey Griffin)

Main Antagonist
Darkseid (Keith David)

Secondary Antagonist
Lashina (Nika Futterman)

Major Antagonists
Red Hood (Cameron Bowen)
Artemis of Bana-Mighdall (Vanessa Marshall)

Supporting Characters
Plastic Man (Tom Kenny)
The Ray (Jeff Bennett)
Catwoman (Grey Griffin)
Metamorpho (Fred Tatasciore)
Crimson Fox (Cree Summer)
John Constantine (Matt Ryan)
Miki/Avatar of the Grey (Grey Griffin)
Brother Eye (Bruce Greenwood)

Supporting Antagonists
Poison Ivy (Nika Futterman)
Veronica Cale (Constance Zimmer)
Azrael Michael (Khary Payton)
Psimon (Alan Tudyk)
Circe (Kimberly Brooks)
Bloody Mary (Laura Bailey)
Stompa (April Stewart)
Mad Harriet (Salli Saffioti)
DeSaad (Jason J. Lewis)
Cheetah (Laura Bailey)
Black Kryptonite Superman (Tim Daly)
Fatality/Yrra Cynril (Kimberly Brooks)

Minor Characters
Maxwell Lord (Roger Craig Smith)
Roman Sionis (Bruce Greenwood)