Hawaiian Punch (Total Drama World Tour)
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 A monumental peak for the million between strategic heroine and manipulative villain.
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"A little something called victory! So long, sucker!"
— Heather, to Alejandro by virtue of winning the million-dollar case
Hawaiian Punch is the twenty-sixth episode of Total Drama World Tour, as well as the finale of season three and the seventy-eighth overall episode of the series.
Plot
Season three has reached its final episode, where one of the final three will win the million dollars. Two runners-up must compete in a tiebreaker to win the last spot in the final two. One moves on while the other is eliminated. The host announces the final challenge, which involves one of Hawaii's active volcanoes. One contestant manages to trick another, bringing them to their ultimate downfall in the game. However, after a misunderstanding, one of them steals the win. But, after an old face reemerges, neither of the final two takes home the one million dollar prize.
Why It's a Punch (And in a GOOD Way)
- There is a very salient reason why Total Drama has reached its roots of incorporating creativity, honor, and iconic moments with season finales. First, we may have saw Owen or Gwen crossing the finish line in a rejected race consisting of pole climbing, flag retrieving, board walking while carrying an eagle's egg, and race-running to the finish line (Island) and then Duncan or Beth going through and answering many trivial questions from other faces that could decide to take home the million, and then one finally earning victory from such knowledge as a result to escape the tiebreaker in the aftermath studio (Action). And out of the blue, since this episode is not just any kind of epic finale that could claim the trophy for being the best, it really is the best out of them all. Simply take Heather and Alejandro as the season's determined finalists and put them through a challenge of building sacrificesâlog dummies with pineapples as the heads and have one of them throw them straight into the volcano for the million with a romantic "love versus hate" motivational scene in the middle of it. Entangling and merging the pieces of scenery smoothly between challenge, romance and downfall together makes it the most memorable and perfect finale in all of TD history, as opposing to the fact that it has finished off the first generation on a perfect note.
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Trivia
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