Battle for Dream Island: The Fight for Destiny Island

Battle for Dream Island: The Fight for Destiny Island is an animated American television series created and co-developed by Charlize H. It serves as a follow-up and reboot to the original Battle for Dream Island web series and is inspired by the series, as well as Total Drama, Survivor, and Big Brother. In the series, the 64 objects from BFB and TPOT compete for a grand getaway destination island by the name of Destiny Island, after Announcer returns to start the competition. The series will be rated TV-Y7 (though it will contain some PG words like coward, stupid, and screwed up).

## Premise

In *The Fight for Destiny Island*, right after the 4th and 5th seasons ended, sometime in the future, the objects from both seasons are now living in unity again, playing, talking, and doing what a normal object would do. They all live in a grassy moor called Goiky, connected to the Goiky Canal. Some of them are already long-time friends and allies. But, when a familiar face from the very first season, Announcer, returns to inform everyone that all 64 of them will be competing for the mysterious, yet luxurious Destiny Island, a sister to Dream Island, competition sparks immediately.

The old Cake at Stake area, which was used for the first season, will return. Contestants will get cakes based on viewer vote, and whoever gets the most votes from them will be sent to the TLC (Tiny Loser Chamber) and then eliminated. The Win Token will also return, which can cut an contestant's votes in half. If a contestant gets the TEAM ELIMINATION neckless, it means that they can pick any team to be up for elimination. If a contestant gets the DOUBLE SAFE neckless, then they can choose someone on their team to be safe during Cake at Stake. Once the final ten is reached, five people will become jury, before the final five is reached.

Like it’s original predecessor, this series aims to show objects competing for a grand prize, as well as how to deal with personal issues, such as alliance breakups, someone needing help, disagreements, etc. At the end of most episodes, the team that was eliminated, and, rarely, Announcer, would give advice based on what happened in the episode, and discuss how to treat the situation/conflict presented in each episode.

## Theme Song(s)

The theme song is the same as the first and second season; the Beatloaf bass sample.

## Trivia

* This series is entirely inspired by Total Drama, Big Brother, and Survivor (as well as NJT Elimination).
* There will be villains in the show, and it sometimes leads to Announcer and TV fighting them.
* The team captains will sometimes do the challenges independently to show how much more independent they have become.
* There will be times where the legless contestants will be using thier legs as arms, by picking up items, and grabbing stuff.
* The objects will be much older in the show, but they will look the same, and have much more mature voices.
* Unlike the original series, the series will focus on objects that don’t get a lot of lines, or just have none at all that fans like.
* There will be rare times where all of the objects will get enough screen time, showing them interacting with each other before an elimination or challenge, unlike the original web series.
* The objects will sometimes really be hurt, but there won’t be any blood to avoid being at a higher rating.
* Charlize considers The Fight for Destiny Island a "big kids" version of Battle for Dream Island, which will be want she has been wanting to do.
* There will be occurrences where Announcer will take the teams to real places in the world, such as North America, Europe, Asia, and South America.
* The teams will be arguing about some stuff in competitions.
* As the series progresses, the objects will grow older and discover new personal challenges as they grow and develop. But they will remain the same.
* The show's songs will be set to modern and popular genres, such as pop, classical, hip-hop, etc.
* There will be rare occasions where an episode uses the word "butt". This is meant to signify that the objects are starting to use not-so mature words, but this will be on accident.
* New locations will be discovered in the show that never appeared in BFDI.

## Episodes

* Key Snatching
* Treasure Hunt
* Food Race in Japan
* Diamond Searching
* A Very Special Episode
* Wall Riddles
* Football Tournament