Who Does Tori End Up With In Victorious

Alright, Victorious fans, let's dive into the burning question that probably kept you up at night back in the day: Who does Tori Vega end up with?

Spoiler alert! Actually, huge spoiler alert because... drumroll please... she doesn't REALLY end up with anyone during the show's run! Crazy, right?

I know, I know! You're probably thinking, "But there were SO many possibilities! What about all those longing glances?!" Well, grab your popcorn, because we're about to dissect all the potential suitors and why Tori remains single at the end of the series.

The Contenders (and Why They Didn't Win)

Beck Oliver: The Stoic Heartthrob

Ah, Beck. Everyone's favorite ridiculously good-looking boyfriend. He was obviously with Jade, and that was quite the relationship. The idea of Beck and Tori always felt more like a "what if?" scenario than a genuine possibility.

Think about it: Beck was the steady, calm presence in Jade's chaotic world. Tori, while talented, wasn't exactly clamoring to jump into that firestorm.

Besides, can you imagine the Twitter meltdown if Beck and Tori became an item? The internet would explode. Jade West army would have come for us all.

Andre Harris: The Musical Bestie

Sweet, supportive Andre. He was basically Tori's number one fan and songwriting partner. Their connection was undeniable.

He was always there for her, encouraging her talents. But, you know what they say about best friends? Sometimes, the platonic love is just too strong to mess with.

Turning their friendship into something romantic could have potentially ruined the dynamic of the group, and nobody wanted that! Plus, Andre always seemed more interested in making music with Tori than making out with her.

Robbie Shapiro: The Quirky Underdog

Okay, let's be real. While Robbie's heart was definitely in the right place (or rather, Rex's was…), a relationship with Tori would've been… interesting, to say the least.

Robbie was, well, Robbie. End of discussion. Tori always seemed to view him as more of a little brother. A brother who talked through a puppet, but still.

Can you imagine Rex giving dating advice? "Hey, Tori, you should totally ditch that loser and date my hand!" Yeah, no thanks.

The Others: Too Minor to Matter (Sorry, Guys!)

There were other fleeting crushes and potential interests here and there. But let's be honest, none of them really stood a chance. They were basically just plot devices to add a little romantic tension, and for a funny episode.

The Real Reason: Tori Was Busy Being Awesome!

Here's the truth: Tori Vega was too busy chasing her dreams at Hollywood Arts to worry about boys! She was focused on honing her singing, acting, and dancing skills. She was trying to survive Sikowitz's crazy lessons!

She had talent shows to win, songs to write, and friendships to nurture. Who has time for a serious relationship when you're trying to become a superstar?

Victorious was about Tori's journey to self-discovery, her rise to stardom, and the importance of friendship. It wasn't about finding a boyfriend. And honestly? That's pretty refreshing!

So, What Does This Mean?

Ultimately, Tori's single status is a testament to her independence and ambition. She didn't need a boyfriend to define her or complete her story.

Victorious wasn't about some romance that ended with marriage. It was about a talented girl learning to shine in the spotlight and embrace her own awesomeness!

Maybe in a hypothetical Victorious reunion, we'll finally see Tori paired up with someone. But until then, let's celebrate her solo success and the fact that she chose her dreams over drama!

And hey, maybe you can write the fan fiction where she ends up with your favorite character. The possibilities are endless!