Tyler Down

Tyler Down is a fictional character mentioned in the novel Thirteen Reasons Why mysterious dubious antagonist through Hannah Baker's dubious perspective in the book as an unreliable narrator. He also plays as a supporting antagonist in the Netflix Adaptation 13 Reasons Why with the same name as the book through season 1, and then an anti-hero in the 2 season, all the way to a main antagonist on the finale episode of the last episode in the second season's finale and then a redeeming supporting character to the third all the way to the fourth season.
In spite of his villainous aspects, especially in the books and the novels inadvertedly being part of the reasons for Hannah's troubles. Tyler from the second film and the third film tries to redeem himself in a way.
He is played by who also plays Zach Cooper in Goosebumps.
==History==
===Season 1 ===
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===Season 2 ===
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===Season 3 ===
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===Season 4 ===
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==Heroical Deeds==
===Season 1 ===
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*Blackmails the other least sympathetic prior antagonists like Marcus and Courtney.
===Season 2 ===
*In spite of the vandalism towards the field and blackmailing Marcus being considerably villainous, he was solely taking revenge against Marcus Coleman, Bryce Walker, and Montgomery de la Cruz (who at the time weren't as sympathetic as they were seen in revealed second season flashbacks that took place on the first season of Hannah Baker being bullied by Monty and Marcus and some other guys). Though, this backfire and led to Cyrus and Tyler having a fall out cutting ties as friends becoming enemies.
*Goes to a reforming program and seems to have worked his way towards improving himself.
*Apologizes to Montgomery de la Cruz for vandalizing the field and the baseball season being cancelled (even though it was cancelled due to Bryce being a rapist, not because of Tyler’s actions), telling Monty he intends to better in the future.
*Choose to listen to Clay’s words and not go through with the school shooting.
===Season 3 ===
*Gives up on his plan to shoot up Liberty High during Springfield.
*Spares Bryce after he reveals he did not have Monty rape him. He even chooses not to kill him when Bryce gives him permission to shoot him due to Bryce’s heinous actions.
*Showed Bryce the video of him explains what Monty did to him, allowing Bryce to threaten Monty away from Tyler.
*Works with Jessica at H.O. (for Survivors of Rape or Sexual Abuse).
**He even stands up during the assembly saying he was a survivor and encouraging other male sexual assault victims to stand up such as Robbie and even Justin.
*With the support of Charlie, Jessica and Justin, reported Monty’s assault on him to the police, allowing Monty to be arrested and removing him as a threat to anyone else.
*Despite covering up the murder of Bryce pinning it on Monty. He did this to protect Alex Standall, Jessica, and many others. And he feels remorse for Bryce Walker and Montgomery de la Cruz in spite of the fact that Monty threaten to rape him again and Bryce said he was going to break Zach's leg again.
===Season 4 ===
*Explains to the Police eventually about the guns he was going to use from Springfield and off-screen all the way up to the revealing plot-twist works with the Police to find the guns-dealer and get him caught and stopped by Evergreen County.
*Tries to fight against S.O.R. that the Liberty implemented especially with the number of the SWAT Team Bolan ordered upon the School to escort the students out of the School.
*Seems to have overall redeemed himself with his initial misanthropic xenophobic ideologies he has had with the students he chooses to trust and how he does not blame Monty as much for what he did to him or any other jocks. Never even has any conflict with Diego Torres as much as opposed to Winston Williams who wanted to know more about the murder of Bryce Walker.
==Trivia==
*Tyler is a villain indeed in the Netflix’s adaptation while in the books it’s difficult to confirm whether or not he was capable of any good or evil due to the dubious narration of Hannah Baker.
*He almost would have had zero chances onto this page had he continued his plan for attempted mass murder on Liberty High.
*Marcus Cole is almost merely like Tyler's evil counterpart in a way as they started out having a crush on Hannah and humiliated her in a way. Except, Marcus's advances were more villainous and Tyler's was him simply releasing a photo of Courtney Crimson and Hannah Baker kissing.
*Tyler Down in a way is similar to Montgomery de la Cruz in a way as they:
**Tyler Down chooses to redeem himself as Monty led himself into villainy. Showing that Tyler had the chance to fall down into becoming a villain in the second season but Clay gave him the chance to change for the better. As Monty has shown a chance of trying to redeem himself like Bryce once tried to and even suggested. However, Monty subsequently refuses to consider that chance.
**Being deuteragonists on some episodes. As well as having antagonistic roles many times on the various episodes.
**The two much like the other main characters or antagonists has shown to be quite vengeful. As Monty has shown to be violent many times and be in many fights, as Tyler blames other jocks like Bryce, Monty, and Zach, etc for Hannah's suicide, etc.
**Can be xenophobic as Monty has shown a self-international xenophobia against homosexuality either making fun of Courtney and Hannah, Tyler, or Winston for their homosexuality. While Tyler actively has shown some xenophobic moments blaming a group of jocks for Hannah's suicide and plotted schemes against the jocks until the second season and what he was going to do in an attempt to get back ar the School subsequently after what Monty did to him. Tyler eventually gets the help from Clay and some of his friends who are jocks like Justin and Charles. And Tyler redeems himself overall sticking up for his friends as Monty barely even redeems himself in a way even after the attempts Monty and Bryce made trying to get him to improve.
**Can have misanthropic ideologies as Tyler blamed others all of the times and Monty did the similar things. Except, Monty barely redeems himself as Tyler ends up doing so and overcoming his misanthropic ideologies.
**Tyler has loving caring parents while Montgomery de la Cruz doesn't and had a sister Estella de la Cruz who she said was a genuinely good brother many times on the fourth season at least showing some similarities that they both had caring family member relatives.
**As they could have been merely capable of attempted murder at some point. As Monty attempts to murder Clay and even follow him and Justin through a car. Delivering a gun and a bullet to Alex Standall to make him commit suicide, and threatened anyone subpoenaed in the Hannah Baker Trial. While Tyler killed a bird, merely attempted to murder a whole group of students from Liberty School, But, eventually decided to redeem himself and atone to his villlainy which makes him contrast greatly from Montgomery de la Cruz who never exactly redeems himself.
==Gallery==
Tyler 13 Reasons Why Season 3.jpeg|Season 3
Tyler 13 Reasons Why Season 2.jpeg|Season 2
Tyler 13 Reasons Why Season 1.jpeg|Debut (Season 1)
== External Links ==
*Tyler Down on the Villains Wiki
*Tyler Down on the 13 Reasons Why Wiki
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