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| “ | Duncan: What's up with you, Malibu? Bridgette: Do you seriously not care about what you did? Duncan: Why should I? It's his fault for being too easy and not owing up to antics. |
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| ~ Duncan's first line, showing no remorse for Harold's death and even trying to selfishly blame him for it. |
| “ | Duncan: Aw, does Marky miss his mommy? Boo-hoo. Anti-Vincible: Oh shut up, a-----e, at least my mom didn't disown me. Duncan: Not my fault that she didn't understand my fun. |
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| ~ Duncan, mocking Anti-Vincible for missing his mother and implying that he killed his own mother for disowning him. |
| “ | Duncan: Hold it, you f-----g idiots, killing him will leave us here forever. Doug: And what do you suggest, a-----e? Duncan: Duh, we can just torture him instead. Rebecca: You know what, I can get behind that. (The traitors all agree and smirked at Ultra-Tails.) Duncan: Well, you might as well do what we want or else, we'll go through with this. |
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| ~ Duncan's last words and final line, betraying Ultra-Tails and making the plan to torture him into helping them out. |
Duncan Myers, or just known as Duncan, is a major antagonist in the What If Extras, serving as the main antagonist of Chapter 17: What If Harold Slipped? and it's based on FreshTV's Total Drama.
Just like the canon show, he was a member of the Killer Bass team and bullied Harold as a hobby but unlike his canon self, he causes Harold to now die from the dock prank and yet goes down a path of villainy after getting into trouble for it.
Because of this, he is the archenemy of Harold, Bridgette, and the Kiri-Hunter along with being a recruit for the Destroyers of the Nations.
Early Life[]
He lived the same life as his canon self but it's no longer confirmed that he lost his dog Petey at the age of six and his father is disliking him is for all the trouble he's causing.
However, he still accepts being on the show Total Drama and yet usually spending more time bullying Harold for no reason other then finding it easy but the What If series took notice and explored the consequences of a prank gone too far.
What If Harold Slipped[]
In this chapter, it starts with the dock prank on Harold and convincing the girls to take part in it but things go wrong when Harold slips on his blanket and falls off, which Bridgette's attempts to save him have sadly failed and he dies from drowning before she finally brings back to shore.
Despite this, Duncan doesn't care at all and just selfishly blames Harold for this happening due to claiming that the guy shouldn't be so easy to target or even clean up after himself but this results in Bridgette angrily knocking him via kicking him in the face and when Courtney tries to calm her down with only bad justification, she gets slapped for this and such cruel lack of remorse is causing Bridgette to not only cut ties with them permanently but also wanting to kill them only to be talked out of it and just report them to the police for what they did.
Of course, the police already arrive due to seeing the episode's ending and place Duncan under arrest along with Geoff and DJ due to this being their idea while Courtey gets in trouble as well for her lack of care or sympathy.
In court, Bridgette easily wins the case against them and they're found guilty of Harold's death, which Duncan is brought back to juvie and will be transferred to jail during adulthood while Geoff and DJ are going to be doing community service since they were more like accomplices and was showing some remorse.
According to Bridgette, Duncan and Courtney also got disowned by their families for their shameful actions and behavior while Geoff and DJ are sent to relatives to correct their behavior but because of what they've done, Bridgette could care less about them and hope they rot in Hell for what they did while she's merely in a mental ward due to her newfound insanity.
What If the Hostess Intervened[]
Coming soon.
Personality[]
Originally, he had the same personality as his canon self but Harold's death left him to sadly be a selfish, uncaring, abusive, and remorseless psycho that doesn't ever show remorse for what he did to Harold and even trying to victim blame him for making the pranks so easy to pull or even how the guy wouldn't clean up after himself, which angers Bridgette into kicking him and nearly killing him if Lindsay didn't intervene and convince her to press charges instead.
Other than that, he didn't even care about what happened to Courtney, Geoff, and DJ when they are in trouble too for both the prank and Courtney's lack of concern, only being upset that he's in trouble for what he did.
When he returns in Chapter 30, he has embraced his villainy and even dropped all care for his loved ones via mocking Anti-Vincible for missing his mom but is also now an idiot via agreeing to betray Ultra-Tails for selfish needs and only disapproved of killing him because he knew they would be stuck there, still choosing to torture him instead.
Of course, this foolish act led to him and the traitors being killed by the variants, which it was his opponent Kiri-Hunter who killed him with the Demonic Mirroring Ice Crystals right after he didn't take her seriously due to obviously being sexist and trying to unsuccessfully flirt his way out of this.