『 ∔ FOUR (BFB/TPOT) ∔ 』

FULL NAME: Four Interger

SPECIES: Algebralien

GENDER: Genderless (Uses interchangeable He/Him and They/Them pronouns)

AGE: Ageless, physically in his late twenties.

PHYSICAL APPEARANCE: Four has pale blue skin and deep blue hair tied up in a ponytail and two antennae shaped like bunny ears on his head, being uncomfortable and angry if anyone except those they consider close touch their antennae. He typically wears formal suits and black high heels. He has a yellow 'X' hairclip in their hair, meant for their best friend X.

PERSONALITY TRAITS: Vigilant, Pragmatic, Precise, Prissy, Particular, Intuitive, Intelligent, Audacious, Analytical, Calculated, Elusive, Assertive, Deliberate, Demanding, Frank, Idiosyncratic, Quirky, Stern, Strict, Moody, Jealous, Irascible, Irritable, Insecure, Impulsive, Hot-headed, Hysterical, Frenetic, Guarded, Bitter, Anxious, Aloof, Deranged, Cowardly, Prideful Arrogant, Conniving, Conceited, Cold, Cruel, Contemptuous, Domineering, Egotistical, Fussy, Narcissistic, Pedantic, Obstinate, Snarky, Prudish, Suspicious, Stubborn, Willful, Vengeful, Belligerent, Chaotic, Defensive, Disorganised, Fickle, Intimidating, Scatter-brained, Sadistic, Passive-aggressive, Mischievous, Impertinent, Hostile, Harsh, Controlling, Ethical, Efficient, Determined, Committed, Cautious, Astute, Alert, Whimsical, Playful, Enthusiastic, Caring, Upright, Sympathetic, Realistic, Protective, Proactive, Multilingual, Patient, Loyal, Hardworking, Understanding, Romantic, Obliging, Faithful, Thorough, Tough, Tidy, Punctual, Mature, Adventurous, Debonaire, Maternal, Over-possessive

IN DEPTH PERSONALITY: Four is a highly surreal number with strange mannerisms and several unusual abilities. He can mutilate and revive others, emit a screech that stuns or kills its victims, fire energy beams from his hands that paralyze victims and inflict painful electric shocks, and suck other characters into his body, sending them to the E.X.I.T. Four initially appears fun-loving, intelligent, and friendly. His mathematical ability allows him to help X discover his value. He also shows concern for others; after One kills Three, Four publicly warns that One poses a danger to society and helps organize her ostracism from the number playground. This culminates in One’s imprisonment inside the Moon from 2009 to 2023. However, Four’s treatment of One also demonstrates an unforgiving and cruel side. Although imprisoning her is intended to prevent further harm, confining One to the Moon for 14 years is an extreme and arguably unjust punishment that contributes to her desire for revenge. Four’s personality becomes increasingly unhinged. After sending Three to the E.X.I.T., Four attempts to restore her by learning how to recover others. He and X travel to Earth, where Four kills its inhabitants to practice recovery. These actions contribute to Four’s obsession with killing and his increasing instability. According to X, Four becomes the biggest fan of Battle for Dream Island and develops an obsession with appearing on the show one day. With X’s help, Four starts an entire season of BFDI with 64 initial contestants. During his time as host, Four seeks to maintain control over the show, as demonstrated in “Fortunate Ben,” and becomes furious when others talk back to him or perform tasks on his behalf. When provoked, Four shows little mercy, even dismembering X in anger without remorse. Early in BFB, he also responds violently to perceived criticism. In “Four Goes Too Far,” Four interprets Nickel’s objection to his claim that David and Roboty are “the only two non-objects on the team” as criticism and threatens to zap Nickel. The attack is prevented only by A Better Name Than That’s plan. In “Enter the Exit,” Four appears considerably calmer, friendlier, and more humble after the contestants recover him. He is noticeably less violent than before and does not screech at anyone after returning. However, he still does not hesitate to zap those who bother him. “The Escape from Four” explores Four’s personality and possible motivations in greater depth, portraying him as insecure, emotionally volatile, and fixated on hosting his own competition. Four displays controlling behavior because he wants everyone to remain with him indefinitely, which may explain his self-centeredness and cruelty as a host. He throws tantrums when events do not unfold as he expects and demonstrates an intense fear of abandonment. This culminates in Four crying and rejecting X’s attempts to console him because he believes that X will eventually abandon him as well.Finally, “Chapter Complete” reveals Four’s deep insecurity. His suppressed thoughts manifest as imaginary versions of the EXITors, who initially appear supportive. After overhearing Profily urge Four to wake up, they claim that nobody in the real world likes him and that they are the only friends he needs. When Four realizes that he created them, the Imaginary EXITors become hostile and insist that the contestants would not care if he abandoned them forever. Four attacks Imaginary 8-Ball for making this claim, prompting the others to criticize his behavior. They accuse Four of killing others for amusement, subjecting the EXITors to endless math and becoming angry when they do not complete it, guilt-tripping others, and acting excessively possessive. Four then erases them from existence and flees. When the contestants later confront Four on the Sun, Gelatin rebukes him for expecting their affection despite continually mistreating them, particularly after they remain with him following “The Escape from Four.” Four finally acknowledges that his actions are wrong and apologizes to Gelatin. Afterward, he reconciles with the BFB contestants, Purple Face, and the Announcer. Four gradually begins to feel guilty about leaving One imprisoned. While possessing the Sun, he looks at the Moon and becomes visibly saddened. Later, after overhearing Gelatin tell Flower, “Everyone deserves a second chance,” Four looks down guiltily. Four’s demeanor softens slightly in “Out of the Blue.” Although he attempts to prevent the EXITors from escaping, he becomes more amiable when they assist in the hotel’s kitchen, suggesting that he responds positively to their cooperation. When Four assumes Two’s role as host during Two’s depression in “The Power of Four,” he displays more traits from his early-BFB personality, although his behavior is less bizarre than before. Despite the character development shown by “Chapter Complete,” Four remains willing to harm or kill contestants without remorse, particularly when they break the rules. For example, he uses his tongue to split Pillow in half after she eats one of the cakes. Another clear example of his cruelty occurs when he smiles maniacally after reducing Yellow Face to ashes. Four’s grin, combined with the ashes covering his body, emphasizes how dangerous and frightening he can be. In “Last One Standing,” Four’s behavior changes significantly after he learns that One has escaped the Moon, where he once imprisoned her, and now poses a severe threat to the world. Rather than deliberately harming the contestants, Four helps them thwart her plans. He joins Liy in confronting Pencil and tries to stop her from recklessly using the power Two gave her. During the confrontation, Four is forced to face his past and is horrified when Pencil strips him of his powers. Before Pencil zaps him off the roof, Four demonstrates awareness of the harm he has inflicted on his former contestants and calls out to X for help. One subsequently captures and imprisons him. In “That’s What Foes Are For,” Four no longer displays resentment or cruelty toward the objects and continues developing his teamwork skills. This is demonstrated when he gathers the contestants, the Fourse, and Two to recount what happened between him and One. In “All for One,” Four initially resents the consequences of his actions. He becomes angry with Tennis Ball and Two for refusing to restore his powers after his misuse of them allows One to take control. By the stinger, however, Four begins to accept these consequences and reflect on his actions.

LIKES: Any type of Mathematics, BFDI, Total Drama Island (TV series), Survivor (TV series), Big Brother (TV series), science, dark chocolate, his best friend X, attention, Halloween

DISLIKES: Being abandoned, not having control, people who don't listen to him, people who hate math,

RELATIONSHIPS: X (bestest friend and fellow Algebralien); Four deeply cares about X to the point of obsession. Two (fellow Algebralien); complicated, while Four still holds resentment towards them for 'stealing' his show, Four has begun to care for Two, though if asked about it Four will deny it constantly and act like he still hates them.

FUN FACTS: He has the ability to translate Woody's speech. Four's favorite holiday is Halloween. Four seemed to be nigh-omnipotent or seemed to have had near godlike powers. However, being nigh-omnipotent didn't grant him the ability to give good solutions to the problems which he is faced with all of the time. Four can talk with his eyes. Four seems to hate the closed-form of four. (4) If Four were to be multiplied by zero, or anything that resembles a zero (like Donut), he would teleport into the zero he was multiplied by. Four knows sign language. Four screeches when experiencing intense emotion. Four says that he inherited BFDI, but this appears to be false, as Announcer had stated that Four had "stolen [his] show", implying that Four did not have permission from Announcer to start a new season. Four might secretly hate Five possibly because they are a number greater than him. Four is on the autism spectrum. Four is one of the algebraliens that can turn their teeth into fangs, along with Six, X, and Nine. Four has a severe anxiety disorder, but lashes out when anxious as to bottle up the dread inside his head.

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