Sprinklemist's Unrealized Projects

This page lists Sprinklemist's unrealized story ideas.

## Total Drama Fairy Tale

This story was to feature well known fairy tale characters in a competition setting, and was to have been set up as a story that Chris Mclean was writing. Known characters and contestants included;

* Chris Mclean as host and writer of the story.
* Oompa Loompas as Chris' assistants. They would have sang songs during the eliminations of the contestants.
* Paul Bunyan, who would have been a powerful force in challenges. However, he'd struggle with connecting with the others. He was also the tentative winner.
* Jack Sprat.
* Little Bo Peep, who would have constantly misplaced things.
* Goldilocks, who would have constantly used other's personal items and violated their personal space.
* Johnny Appleseed.
* Aladdin, who would have made selfish wishes that backfired on him. His role was potentially going to be filled by King Midas, instead.
* Cinderella would have had big feet to explain why the glass slippers fit her exclusively.
* Pinocchio, a perverted and blunt teenage boy trying to adjust to his new life.
* Red Riding Hood.
* The Emperor from *The Emperor's New Clothes*.
* Snow White would have had a skin condition that made her sensitive to sunlight.
* Gingerbread Man, who would have constantly challenged people. He'd usually run away from them, and was to be eaten at some point.
* King Midas.
* Alice, of *Alice in Wonderland*.
* Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary would have disagreed with everyone on everything.
* Rapunzel.
* Robin Hood would have taken from the rich and kept it all for himself. He eventually would have learned to be more giving.
* Prince Charming would have ironically been gay, but was not meant to be in the final draft of the story.
* Jack, of *Jack and the Beanstalk,* would have had a conflict with Paul Bunyan.
* Tarzan would have been an out of touch apeman, who was unfamiliar with civilization.
* The Old Woman Who Lives in a Shoe, introduced as a mystery girl. She'd have kept her identity a secret until her elimination. She was to be very flirtatious with the male characters, including Chris.
* Little Miss Muffet would have been cowardly, with many fears.
* John Henry, who would have had an indomitable spirit in challenges.

## Total Drama Alternate Dimension

This story would have been based around Chris collecting alternate dimension versions of contestants from both the main and side series, and traveling through different dimensions, solving problems. Potential characters included;

* Stevie, from a dimension where overpopulation has caused newborns to be implanted with a device that kept puberty from happening, until triggered. As only two males from each family are allowed to have puberty induced, Stevie would have struggled with wanting to be one of the two, but also not wanting to take the chance away from his brothers.
* Angelo, who would have been an incredibly evil version of himself.
* Tsuyoshi, as a strict, conservative version of himself.
* Brent, as an above average version of himself.
* Sebastian, as a Fabio-style manly man. He'd have not been accepted in his dimension for being too sensitive.
* Beau, as a vain, promiscuous villain. He'd have been the only male survivor of a plane crash on the way to film that dimension's version of Total Drama Tropics.
* Al, as a high-strung, stressed out version of himself.
* Tommy, as a famous dragonslaying fantasy warrior. He'd long for a simple life.
* Anders, who would have been female. Female Anders would have been highly popular among the male contestants.
* Francesca, as a cyborg with even less emotion.
* Joanna, as a creepy goblin. Though everyone would have been afraid of her, she'd just want a child of her own. She was the planned winner.
* Man Kitten would have been a flamboyant, Richard Simmons type fitness trainer. His alternate form would have been an intimidating panther.
* Logan, from a world where humanity must battle against giant bugs for survival.
* Willow, who would have been even more emotional.

## Total Hottie

Based on modelling shows such as America's Next Top Model, this story would have had fashion-centric challenges and was planned to include multiple character images per chapter. There were ten contestants planned, and they include;

* Gen, a character named after Imogen Heap. She was planned to be the first eliminated.
* Nathan, a simple country boy. He was to be completely enamored with urban living.
* Wes, a contestant with a tendency to copy the style and appearance of another contestant.
* Inara, a bossy and judgmental contestant.
* Mallory, a plus-sized model.
* Seth, a nonconformist.
* An unnamed female contestant. This character was meant to seem like a potential winner whose elimination comes as a shock.
* Randy, an extremely serious contestant. His lack of outward emotion would have led to his elimination.
* Kit, an unconventional and quirky model.
* Hao, the planned winner. A nice guy who steadily grows a backbone throughout the game.

## Untitled Total Drama Island Superhero Story

This story was planned to be darker and grittier than the typical Sprinkleverse story, and would have been heavily influenced by comic books. The contestants would have been alternate versions of the main cast of the original Total Drama Island, each with their own special powers.

## Total Drama Super Powered 2

There was a sequel planned for Total Drama Super Powered. It was to take a literal heroes vs. villains approach. The heroes and villains were all new to the scene, and joined the show to bolster their careers. Two teams would compete, each with a different objective to the challenges, typically involving one team needing to prevent the other team from reaching their objective. As the story progresses, it would be revealed that the villains team was actually using the resources for the show to their advantage to carry out an actual evil plan. Contestants included:

Heroes:

* A female, Greek warrior with mysterious origins. She would be very strong and unflappable. She would also be very intelligent, often being one step ahead of the villain team. She would appear to be displaced, and her lack of understanding of modern culture would be milked for humor. Her power was to be light based. She could manipulate light to creat a sword, shield, or bow and arrow.

* Dubstep, an arrogant young man with dark hair, almost always wearing headphones. He would be fairly well known as a hero. It would also be public knowledge that he and the plant powered man on the villain team were once a hero team. Dubstep’s power would involve his listening to music, his finding dubstep his favorite to use, and then manipulating it into an invisible physical force when he waves his arms about that would work the same as physical blows. He could also use the music to deafen or confuse his opponents equilibrium. His general appearance and music themed power was based on Marvel’s DJ, a short lived student at Xavier’s School for Gifted Youngsters.
* A Magical Girl parody with an army of ponies that puke rainbows. This one was not a solid idea.
* Ipecac, an ancient Aztec warrior with the ability to make people physically ill when he uses his power. This was a take on the Shazam style hero and the Ipecac form needed to be activated by a normal person who then transformed into Ipecac. The young man would be Hispanic, and very thin, and not handsome. Ipecac would be the opposite, very muscular and handsome. Both forms would be disliked by the other characters, the human form being disliked for his nerdiness and appearance, and Ipecac having a very grating personality, basically a self obsessed bully. When the young man transforms, the longer he transforms, the more physically ill he becomes as the power does incredible damage to his body. He attempts to transform in very short increments, as he has complete control over the transformation, no matter which form he takes.
* Another female character who played opposite the Ipecac character. She would like him in his human form, and would encourage him to use his power sparingly, as she hates seeing him hurt himself when activating it. She would also stand up for him, and try to encourage him when others were hurtful. She most likely would have been an empath that could sense people’s feelings.
* A ninja character that was clumsy.
* A male character able to make his comic characters come to life, similar to Random Imaginary Person Summoner Girl. When the characters were active, the summoner would be in a comatose trance.

Villains:

* The tree powered man. He would have been stoic and serious. He would have an arm that could transform into branches/roots for powerful physical attacks. A former hero, he would be especially brutal against the heroes.
* Strong Man. He would be a typical circus strong man, who boasts about his strength. He would promote that the strongest should lead, and assumes leadership responsibilities. He defeats every opponent that attempts to fight him easily. It would be later that his power was actually the ability to weaken those in his immediate vicinity without being able to turn it off. Another power he would have is that he sees the world around him as it was in the 1920’s, and he would also only be able to see in black and white.
* A character who was karma based. He was to be handsome and very arrogant. Meant to seem like the main villain. Any damage done to him would be done back to the one inflicting it through accidents.
* Cellist. Based on the unused classical musician character from the mystery story, he would seem completely unhinged and random. His power would be his manipulating his arms to appear to be playing an invisible cello would cause who he was targeting to dance uncontrollably as though he were manipulating a marionette.
* A conventionally unattractive woman who is very secure in herself. The longer she would be near someone the deeper their own insecurities would become where they downright would be unable to use their powers due to lack in belief in their ability.
* A handsome Casanova but now childish character who snapped one day when he thought his stuffed animal collection started talking to him. The stuffed animals are indeed sentient when near him, and they use him to lead them to where they need to go to carry out their nefarious deeds. He would dress in tight animal themed onesies. Each of the stuffed animals would have a special power such as a slow, stitched one that mostly drags itself along the floor but is able to locate people. Another would be like a Care Bear that could fire lasers from its belly.
* Smart Little Girl. She would be the brains behind the operation. She has an intuition where she is able to predict a lot of the heroes actions. She would be difficult to deal with, often forcing her teammates to rely on her when feels like it.
* A lumbering brother and sister who serve like henchmen. The brother would have an arsenal of candy themed weapons, while the sister would have children’s toy themed weapons.

Some plots:

The Strong Man would assume leadership early. In an early battle, however, he would have part of a building topple on him. He would hold it up as long as possible, but would be forced to reveal that his power weakens those near him so the others would need to rescue him while standing at a distance. The heroes would try to help but would be too late, and he would be severely injured and eliminated due to the injury.

Dubstep would be a bit of a loose canon among the heroes, taking irresponsible risks. He would be chastised frequently. He would have a particular animosity toward the plant based villain with whom he was once a team mate of. It would eventually be revealed that he used to visit a tree in his backyard woods when his parents would fight to help calm himself. When a meteor struck the tree, and granted Dubstep his powers, he also discovered a naked man, being the plant powered villain. They would become close friends and be a super hero team. Due to Dubstep’s difficult to master power, he would struggle at being a hero and get intensely jealous of the plant powered character, who would often save the day. The two would have a big fight, and the plant powered character would decide to pretend to be a villain to give the hero space, and give him a chance to be the hero. Each character in story would eventually change teams. I had originally thought to have Dubstep join Amp’s former band mates as a side plot. They would manipulate him, with perhaps a hallucinogenic power from the guitarist, into fighting the heroes freely and helping the, rob banks.

Another villain of the week would have the ability to prevent characters from using their powers. The plant guy would be anxious, and when in that villain’s vicinity he loses his power and is reverted to his true form, the tree that used to calm Dubstep. This would motivate Dubstep to step up and rescue his friend. The tree would transform back into the man, and the pair would team up as heroes, again.

The little girl villain would be revealed to having a connection through a necklace to the Greek warrior character. The karma villain would take the necklace and take control of the Greek warrior in order to attack the heroes. The little girl would be revealed as a spy for the heroes, and would eventually take the necklace back and rescue them, and they her.

The young man that transformed into Ipecac would eventually become popular due to Ipecac being very effective against the villains. He would be unused to this adoration and start transforming for longer periods of time, and even out of challenges, due to his newfound popularity. This would still make him violently ill, and the female character that likes him for him would urge him to stop transforming, and that she senses something more serious going on. He wouldn’t listen, and he would start showing the traits that Ipecac displayed, being a jerk, overall, and even his physical appearance would slightly begin changing. He starts transforming at lengths that almost leave him dead, but he is able to be revived. Despite this, he continues to transform, and it is eventually revealed that Ipecac is indeed a villain trying to take full control of his host. He succeeds in this, and the human character no longer has control of the transformations, with Ipecac now having full control. Ipecac never transforms into the other character, again, his essentially being lost. The female character would potentially attempt to find ways to bring her friend back.

## Untitled Murder Mystery Story

This story would have taken place in the early 20th century. It would have been presented as a contest to see how long a group of characters could last in a secluded mansion with prize money as the incentive, with Chris McLean’s great grandfather as the event’s host. As contestants begin to mysteriously disappear, the group of contestants begin to question what is actually happening. This story’s concept was inspired mostly by Agatha Christie’s And Then There Were None. The realized contestants included;

* A young maid prone to theatrics, the slightest of disturbances causing her to produce great emotional outbursts.
* A party loving, young man with a penchant for alcohol.
* A very quiet, young man who unsettles others by his being places unexpectedly, as well as his general forgotten presence.
* A stern, older woman who constantly mentions her husband waiting for her at home.
* A war veteran with a tendency toward violently overreacting at the slightest provocation.
* An eccentric, muscular composer with a foreboding presence. His character image was based on Ludwig von Koopa.
* An elegant actress known for her intense vanity. Her character model was based on cosplayer Yaya Han’s version of My Little Pony’s Rarity.

As the story progressed, events would occur that would cause extreme reactions from the contestants. As the events of the competition would become more intense, the responses from the contestants would become more extreme. The maid becoming virtually inconsolable, the violent tendencies of the war veteran becoming more disconcerting, etc. The contestants would disappear after these intense moments, causing the actress to notice the pattern. The other contestants suspect more dubious reasons for the disappearances, namely that they are being murdered and disposed of.

The final two remaining contestants would be the composer and actress. As the actress is closer to solving the mystery, the composer seems more unhinged than before and admits to being the murderer. He then cuts off accessibility to the host and his assistants, putting the actress in extreme peril as he pursues her. She succeeds in thwarting his attacks, however, and as he is apprehended and taken away, she explains what she believed happened when reunited with the host.

Given clues from her time in the mansion, she would surmise that the entire experience was a ruse. There was never any murder. She and a few of the others were hired as actors, presenting a letter to her explaining as much, though the details of the experience were never made clear to them. She deduced that the extreme events presented to them, some being caused by the actors, were meant to bring the contestants to their breaking point, and their cracking under the pressure would be what resulted in their disappearing from the contest.

She would then request to go back to her home to resume production on her current film. After her deduction, the host calls in two burley men. The host explains that she was close with her deduction, but the contest was a front for something else. Each contestant, barring a few actors, were all suspected of having behavior typical of specific mental illnesses, though nothing was conclusive. The competition served as an extreme environment to determine if each contestant should be institutionalized. The actress would then ask to be able to go home, but the host would reveal that she was indeed not an actress but a delusional person who fantasized about her life being something other than the reality, and the pursuit by the composer was staged. She would then be brought to a mental institution.

Another aspect of this story would have been that each contestant’s disorder would be something more ordinary and treatable today, but drastically misunderstood in the time and setting of the story.