r/DisventureCamp

They better be hot

Natalia's biggest beef with Anastasia is her supposedly betraying Natalia last season. Natalia betraying Tom might be the big moment where Natalia reflects on her unnecessary grudge against Anastasia, especially if Tom takes his elimination well. Not to mention it would be a good lesson for Tom to listen to his teammates.

I didn’t catch this right away but for a brief moment, on slide 2, Fiore is clearly like “you ok?” Then immediately starts getting a little head butty with Sam.

This is my own take, not cannon, but it feels like Fiore doesn’t want anyone that’s not Natalia or Ren telling her who to vote for.

I think this one scene really shows how Fiore is using her new found “social skills” to deter potential threats (Sam) from causing too much stir in their group while keeping her allies in check.

Fiore even asks Natalia right after for her own opinion. She certainly has warmed up a little to Natalia and I love it!

It’s not too much, but just subtle it’s there, but you might miss it.

The only part I was slightly confused on was the “Do I think Natalia will make the right choice? Probably not”.

Cuz who then was Fiore thinking was more important than Tom? Or maybe she knew Tom was the right call but didn’t want to upset Natalia and ruin any chances of safety she has.

(Wasn't 100% sure what to flair this)

Lake met Mariana at a cafe sometime after season 2.

Manu has to deal with people flirting with him at his job at least twice a week.

Jade is asexual.

Tristan is allergic to raspberries.

Maggy and Kai stargaze frequently.​

And Fiore's hat in FVF was a gift from Alec.

I wanna know what headcanons you guys have!

I’m wondering bc after DC2 you never hear much about her hair or whether or not she’s still wearing a wig even though she’s been staying with Rosa for about a year at that point. I think the assumption is she’s still wearing a wig, but she’s been free from her parents for about 3 years as of now, so a presumed lack of malnourishment and much alleviated stress could enable Lake’s hair to start growing back in theory. Plus it wouldn’t be out of the realm of possibility for her to dye her hair red as an act of rebellion/distancing herself from her parents.

The reason this isn’t a glaringly obvious yes imo is because combined with the fact that they never explicitly state anything, I think there is in fact a point of no return for people when it comes to hair loss from external factors such as malnourishment, which while dark even for this show, she is still at risk for.

Every single man with a "non-hot" design gets eliminated super early and gets almost no focus.

To put an example the FVF merge. There's Tom, Sam and Spencer. Fanservice cash cows with pretty similar body types. And then there's Benji the goofy silly looking one that is mostly comic relief. Obviously he's not referred to as "The ugly one" though. I shall also mention there's a British Man, an American man and two Asian men specifically Thai and Japanese.

And then all the women have these wildly different designs representing many different body types and a lot more nationalities. Obviously there's more female characters so I kinda get that men get less rep that way unintentionally. But I don't think it should be that way.

And to those who tell me "Well but there are men with bigger body sizes and from many other nationalities" Yeah premerge boots who last 2 or 3 episodes. You're not supposed to care about Manu or Ernesto in the slightest they're meant to be forgotten cause they don't care about them.

The fact that the only men who make it far are the hot gay ones just feels so icky and objectifying. They don't care about the story they care about selling this cheap gay fanservice to the patreons.

And I'm the first one that fucking loves gay fanservice but even to me this shit feels like really corny pandering and I cringe so hard at it. It's just not delivered well and the circumstances surrounding it make it feel worse.

This show has regressed in so many ways. In season 1 yeah they had a big focus on Tom and Jake but Alec despite receiving no fanservice and being straight actually got a fleshed out character and personality and even left being a really well-liked character. The only other straight male character to reach merge without being eliminated Zaid who got basically no arc or focus and mostly left well-liked because he got a bullshit elimination and everyone else being that much worse. I'm not saying that straight male characters need more rep desperately but I also think going out of your way to add straight male characters and then make them invisible or leave very early every single time makes adding them redundant since at that point everyone will just know they're gonna be fodder. I for one guessed that Manu was gonna be eliminated as the 3rd boot when I looked at his design for the first time. Already went through that with Ted so I knew it was coming again.

On the topic of Zaid he's the only black man other than season 2 James not to be a first boot, Again not a very good look either.

Anyone else agree or disagree? I'd like to see other points of views.

Spencer and Natalia are both locks for me imo

Lake and Ren I'm less sure of

Natalia's my jury boot prediction

If it's not Lake, then it'll be either another Cyan Alliance member or Benji

...And Spencer gets 0 votes against him because every jury member has more beef with Sam or Natalia while Spencer thinks everyone dislikes him.

Fiore is clearly loves/cares Alec more than she does her own parents and after reading her comic, I’m starting to see why. Both have busy schedules but Alec does try to make time to spend time with her even when comes to outside of tutoring. Even if he can’t hang out with her everyday. Fiore’s parents on the other hand try to buy gifts her as a form of apology but don’t make any changes in their schedules to spend time with her. I don’t Fiore cares about the amount of money spent on her she cares about the time spent with her. Alec doesn’t have nearly as much money as Fiore’s parents to spend on her but even then Alec does make more of effort of trying to find ways to spend quality time with her. Alec tries to fix the problem whereas Fiore’s parents just try to patch up the problems.

Fiore’s dad specifically knows that Fiore is not normal but instead of accepting the fact that it’s fault for spending time with her and causing her to act out he tries to make himself a victim and just blame the fact that she born this way. With Fiore specifically, she doesn’t care about the amount or value of the gifts. Those are meaningless since Fiore’s parents don’t spend time with her. Alec doesn’t give Fiore as many gifts but Fiore values the time Alec takes out of his busy life to spend time with her over the gifts her parents buy her.

She was under the radar for her run and had no enemies(except Aiden but Ally ends Aiden any day of the week) this allowed her to be an extra vote to whoever's benefit. She also understood that in order to advance in the game you'll have to make moves you may not want to but need to.(Lake take notes) We see this during the Aiden vote where she flipped on him after learning about the swap because she knew that cyan alliance would drop her and Benji first chance they got. Then when Benji had completey given up on the game she made the hard choice to get rid of him which left her with a fully working idol. She then recognizes that Tom is a big threat & depsite being friends she is fully willing to vote him and would've succeeded had the writer's let Ally have a single damn thing on this show. What makes Ally so good is that she's going to have some doubt voting people she's friendly with off but if it means it'll benefit her gameplay then she'll do it. She's able to make hard choices to benefit her game and still be a good person. But yeah that's my reasoning for why I think Ally had the best gameplay. Agree, disagree? Let me know your thoughts

I’m really hoping they’ll just tie up the loose ends she has remaining and show her moving on with her life. While the concept of her coming back to the show as a “legend” and seeking redemption is an interesting concept in THEORY, I think she it’s best if she just acknowledges what she did, does her best to move on, and they show her trying to find a new path in life, continuing on with her career and maybe even trying to make some new, genuine friends (even though having the worst of her exposed on an international spotlight makes that challenging and probably unlikely.). Not every villain needs to redeem themselves and earn a happy ending in the show (key word in the show. She likely does have some good in her left, but it’s probably best if she does whatever mending she has to do offscreen.), and frankly, I feel like Riya is one of those people. We see the worst of her onscreen in the series proper, and she’s left to deal with those consequences either offscreen or in a comic or some other standalone media away from the show.

However, I know everyone has a different opinion, which is why I’m posting this on Reddit to hopefully get a different perspective. Lmk what u guys think!

I think the comic, this line in particular, is indirectly setting Fiore up to make it to the late stages of the game at least, maybe even the finale again if we’re lucky. I don’t think they’d show her saying she “has a good feeling about this one” during a comic that was released during the same time as her latest season, with the added bonus of her being the first (and so far only) person to get a comic while they’re currently competing in the show if they didn’t have SOMETHING big planned for her. Plus, we already know that the show isn’t above having double finalists (Riya…..) so they may be looking for a redeeming second attempt due to the fact that Riya’s win was received contentiously AT BEST. I might be spewing crazy talk, but this is just my speculation.

Like the writers nerfed her bad in this season