Total Drama: Final Attraction

***Total Drama: Final Attraction*** is the fourth season of *Vix's Total Drama (Era 3).*

The season ended with Xavion defeating Bim and Lev in the final challenge.

It has produced one returning player (Xavion) for subsequent seasons.

## Development

Applications for the season opened when eight players remained in the previous season, with its new advertisement format returning soon after. Like last season, almost thirty applications were sent in.

## Twists/Changes

* **Fake Death:** The contestants were under the impression that their elimination from the game would instantly lead to their death. However, this was all a facade.
* **New Elimination Format:** Based on the visual novel, *Your Turn To Die*, ceremonies starred an initial vote where the top five vote-getters would be nominated for elimination. Afterwards, there would be another vote, where the players with the most votes would be eliminated.
* **Instant Elimination:** This season featured many instant eliminations.
	+ **Individual Instant Elimination:** At the final fifteen challenge, the teams would temporarily play individually, and the poorest performer would be automatically eliminated.
	+ **Double Instant Elimination:** At the final twelve challenge, the same occurrence happened, except this time, the player who performed poorest on each team was automatically eliminated.
	+ **Final Instant Elimination:** The final immunity challenge was an instant elimination.
* **Final Challenge:** The final three contestants participated in a final challenge to determine the winner.

## Season Summary

The 20 new contestants entered a mysterious building, almost immediately met with the facade of them being trapped in a killing game. They were then split into two teams of ten: Team Emotion and Team Logic. Ceremonies were met with an altered format, where the players would vote for up to five nominees, then vote for who gets eliminated between said nominees. While Team Emotion was met with different perspectives clashing, they still managed to vote out their weakest players despite a close vote for Robin. On the other side, Team Logic's lack of teamwork sent them back to the ceremony multiple times and their indecisiveness and overall bickering even caused a rock draw tiebreaker that sent their most level headed player home.

After a sudden instant elimination, the players were shuffled into two new teams of seven. The new Team Emotion held a majority alliance of Kota, Oliver and Robin. This, along with Mino and Penny's status beforehand, caused their eliminations. The players were surprised with a sudden double elimination, which caused the surprising ousters of Ikumo and Chaem Choi.

With the teams merged into Team Resilience by Day 14, the downfalls of many players were triggered soon after, notably due to Xavion's exaggerated exposure of Oliver's plans, Rex's truthful exposure of Robin's antics and even Rex's shocking and narrow elimination. With an ejection at ninth place and a quit at sixth, the final five was met with more surprises when Xavion was revealed to have an idol and Aurore was revealed to have placed her vote on her partner, Mayari, in order to save herself.

With the final immunity challenge soon leading to Aurore's elimination, the season was left to its finalists: Bim, noted for her straight-forward attitude, Lev, noted for his big stature and heart, and Xavion, noted for his dissonance with others. Before finding out that the killing game theme was all a show, the final challenge finished with Xavion's victory, crowning him the winner of Final Attraction.

## Trivia

* This season has the least amount of players voted out, with 10.
* Final Attraction holds the record for longest streak of same team members being eliminated, with seven Team Logic members being eliminated in a row (Penina, Krishna, Reaper, Napalm, Mino, Penny, Ikumo) and also seven Team Emotion members being eliminated in a row (Chaem Choi, Oliver, Clementine, Robin, Rex, Kōta, Mayari).
* This is the first season where no player won multiple individual immunities.