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Part of a series on Total Drama in the ponyverse, or more accurately, the Metaverse, the collection of universes that house ponysona's, universes with varying levels of technology and common media shared with the real world. Two of these universes are the universe GAPG ( great-and-powerful-gamer.tumbl… ) and the Twinkverse.

TD Description:
The Total Drama series is an animated fake reality show, much like in the real world, it features the same premise, same characters, almost everything is the same in the basic level. Changes to fit the ponyverse include a ban on magic beyond basic levitation (except in select challenges) and wings are allowed for regular use, but are not allowed at the drop of shame or again, specific challenges. Wingie's and horn pops substitute for some of the visual gags, and it involves magical creatures sometimes.
Character Description:
From the moment Justin was born, he was a vision of loveliness. He was a test tube foal and his mother paid handsomely for that test tube. Justin has always been a looker. As a colt, old mares lined up to pinch those magnificent cheeks, this led to him becoming a successful child model, and he hasn't stopped working since. His fifth grade teacher had to send him to the principal's office just so the rest of the class could get some work done. His only crime was looking so darn good. He's a straight-A student, but there is a doubt to whether he earned a single one of those grades. He's not much for working, to the point where even using magic is too much work in his opinion. He doesn't want to wear out his beautiful horn, now would he? He gets past this vice by having everypony else do the work for him.

Differences from Original:
Justin almost never uses magic, even when it would benefit him greatly.
The only exception is during "The Princess Pride" where he beats Duncan by using his magic to "slay" the hydra.
He is a little less of a dick in TDA, and partly seems unaware that using other people to get what he wants is wrong, only starting to be manipulative when his charm wears off. He's still rude, but it's mostly unintentionally.

Personal Opinion on Character:
God at first, well he was a flat character, but in TDA... Despite being a villain, I found it kind of adorable how he wasn't able to charm the ladies part way through, and him crushing on Courtney was adorable.

FEEL FREE TO USE THIS IDEA; HIS CUTIE MARK IS starryoak.deviantart.com/art/J…

Description

Part of a series on Total Drama in the ponyverse, or more accurately, the Metaverse, the collection of universes that house ponysona's, universes with varying levels of technology and common media shared with the real world. Two of these universes are the universe GAPG ( great-and-powerful-gamer.tumbl… ) and the Twinkverse.

TD Description:
The Total Drama series is an animated fake reality show, much like in the real world, it features the same premise, same characters, almost everything is the same in the basic level. Changes to fit the ponyverse include a ban on magic beyond basic levitation (except in select challenges) and wings are allowed for regular use, but are not allowed at the drop of shame or again, specific challenges. Wingie's and horn pops substitute for some of the visual gags, and it involves magical creatures sometimes.
Character Description:
From the moment Justin was born, he was a vision of loveliness. He was a test tube foal and his mother paid handsomely for that test tube. Justin has always been a looker. As a colt, old mares lined up to pinch those magnificent cheeks, this led to him becoming a successful child model, and he hasn't stopped working since. His fifth grade teacher had to send him to the principal's office just so the rest of the class could get some work done. His only crime was looking so darn good. He's a straight-A student, but there is a doubt to whether he earned a single one of those grades. He's not much for working, to the point where even using magic is too much work in his opinion. He doesn't want to wear out his beautiful horn, now would he? He gets past this vice by having everypony else do the work for him.

Differences from Original:
Justin almost never uses magic, even when it would benefit him greatly.
The only exception is during "The Princess Pride" where he beats Duncan by using his magic to "slay" the hydra.
He is a little less of a dick in TDA, and partly seems unaware that using other people to get what he wants is wrong, only starting to be manipulative when his charm wears off. He's still rude, but it's mostly unintentionally.

Personal Opinion on Character:
God at first, well he was a flat character, but in TDA... Despite being a villain, I found it kind of adorable how he wasn't able to charm the ladies part way through, and him crushing on Courtney was adorable.

FEEL FREE TO USE THIS IDEA; HIS CUTIE MARK IS starryoak.deviantart.com/art/J…