IDFB: RPG V0.4

--------------------------------------CHARACTERS WITH ARMS-------------------------------------------- Firey appears to be an orange flame. He is one of the few characters with an animated/moving asset.

In "Hurtful!" and prior episodes, his inner flame has a much more rugged look. Since "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2", his inner flame looks smoother. Firey frequently finds himself in arguments and even physical altercations with Coiny. Despite these conflicts, Firey demonstrates a strong sense of independence compared to other contestants. In the episode "Barriers and Pitfalls," he completes the challenge on his own, unlike his fellow original Squishy Cherries team members. Firey can be forgetful at times, such as when he overlooks that lava is dangerous to Leafy in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2."

By the end of Season 1, Firey gains a deeper understanding of his environment and relationships, acknowledging his unintentional cruelty towards Leafy and expressing his thoughts on their conflicts. He shows genuine sincerity when he shares his true feelings with Leafy. Despite this, he's been shown to be very impulsive with his decisions, such as when he let Coiny into Dream Island, but rejects Leafy for unintentionally insulting his deadly Ferris Wheel, letting his current emotions get the better of him, and only realizing it soon after when the damage has already been done. Firey is more dim-witted and forms a friendship with Gelatin, seen in BFDIA 5, 6, 7, and 8. When hosting, he acts in a casual manner, and doesn’t care that much about the rules, as seen in "Airplanes in the Night Sky", when he recovers Tennis Ball, despite Pencil stating that Golf Ball specifically told them not to interfere with the challenges. Firey pretends to have forgotten Leafy, frequently referring to her as a “stranger”, seen in “We’re Not Friends” and “Get in the Van”, but this act is purely a façade to maintain his reputation. He also shows a side of playfulness, as seen in BFDIA 19, when playing on the slide that Tennis Ball created. Abilities Strengths Fire physiology: Being a form of energy, Firey has all the traits, abilities, resistances, and weaknesses of fire, like burning or melting things and getting destroyed by water. This also makes him the lightest contestant of all BFDI characters (only being weighed down by his limbs). While he can be very dangerous when close, Firey seems to have control over his destructive qualities when sitting, touching items, or being inside a location or vehicle. Speed: Firey is a fast runner, as shown when he demonstrates to the Squashy Grapes and participates in the challenge carrying Ice Cube by finishing the race in seconds. His movements and reflexes are also very quick; he can catch up with Coiny by continuously slapping him at an increasingly fast rate. The measurement of Firey's speed seems to be inconsistent since he is usually seen walking or running at the same speed as the other contestants. Poison immunity: In "Don't Pierce My Flesh", Flower Speaker Box gives Firey a poisoned piece of cake at Cake at Stake, and Flower Speaker Box only told him it was poisoned after he ate it, but he still survived with no problems or ill effects from the attempted poisoning. Fire breath: In She Deserves This, Firey shows that he's capable of blowing flames from his mouth. When he exhales, he lets out smaller flames. It's unknown if he has control of this ability or not.

Leafy is a leaf with a green body and a line that is a lighter color. She has a darker shade of green on her right side; however, the shade is sometimes seen on the left. Her metal form is composed of shades of gray with an off-white highlight on the upper left side of her body. Leafy is mostly friendly, selfless and kind-hearted, often helping others like Ice Cube and Woody. However, she can also be cynical, entitled, and upset if her kindness or gifts aren’t accepted, displaying an ego by claiming she’s the "nicest" of all. After "Return of the Hang Glider", she was disliked by all veteran contestants except for Firey (and presumably David) for buying Dream Island after Firey won. Leafy’s purchase stemmed from being excluded from the island, leading to her isolation in Yoyleland in "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know". This experience may have affected her mentally, as she had impulsive tendencies to stab others during BFDIA After fleeing from angry contestants, Leafy's personality undergoes a significant transformation following the first season. Initially, while in Yoyleland, she appears emotionless and less expressive. However, in "Get Digging," when Needle slaps her after she says Needle's most hated nickname, Needy, Leafy becomes furious and attempts to attack Needle and Gelatin with knives, which shows that she might have a vengeful side. In "Get in the Van," she returns to her usual self, but the other contestants remain indifferent towards her ever since she stole Dream Island.

When Leafy tries to reconnect with Firey, Firey pretends not to know her in an attempt to retain his popularity, which upsets her before she is crushed by Gelatin's hammer. In "Well, Look Who It Is!", after Firey recovers her, she feels confused, but her mood darkens again when she sees Firey leave. In "Airplanes in the Night Sky," she sneaks up on a contestant while now appearing metallic, glaring at them with anger, indicating she may harbor some contempt towards the other contestants, however, feels upset/sad when she sees some of the WTFers playing around.

In "🥚" and "Launch Party", she tries to connect with some of the contestants by becoming their friend and helping them throughout the challenge. However, she still expresses some of her more violent traits such as suggesting to Tennis Ball to kill the WTFers and recover them inside his basket while holding up a knife. She appears very excitable and somewhat unpredictable when Book is friendly towards her by introducing herself, asking her to be her best friend. She tries to get the contestants to accept her help by somewhat manipulating them, using the fact she’s a former finalist to her advantage. She also appears very possessive and very unhinged, while not making her intentions fully clear.

In "Say Hijack" and "She Deserves This", she keeps refusing to give Dream Island back and as a result is told to leave and save herself by Book. Although she refuses her advice.

In IDFB, she still appears to be on bad terms with the other contestants, as evidenced by her attempt to kill either Fries, Coiny, or both with a knife in "Welcome Back". Abilities Strengths Agility: Leafy has been shown on multiple occasions to be able to dodge multiple objects without getting hit once, even when she's metal. The Official Character Guide states that this was from "years of training". Loftiness: As shown in "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know", Leafy can use her lightweight to glide short distances. Flat Body: Also shown in "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know", Leafy's two-dimensional structure allows her to enter through narrow spaces such as gates effortlessly. However, it seems to have its limits as she can still be vertically crushed by devices such as the Announcer Crusher or Gelatin's hammer. Evil Leafy Deployment: When experiencing distress, anguish, and torment. Leafy is able to summon Evil Leafy unintentionally in front of her. Severe levels of anger can fuel Evil Leafy's power. Teleportation: In "Get Digging", Leafy is shown to be able to appear from seemingly nowhere like Evil Leafy. She can also teleport other people with her, such as Coiny, as seen in "I'm the Main Character". Strength: Also in "Get Digging", Leafy was shown to be able to throw knives 2,763 miles. She is also powerful enough to slap Needle into space, indirectly destroying Needle's Cake. She can even pick up and move objects that are heavier than her, such as a bowling ball, a hammer, and giant food created by her own person. Also, she, along with Bubble, Gelatin, Lollipop, and Teardrop, were able to move the sun by jumping on it, as shown in "A Taste of Space". However, she does have her limits when using it, as she is barely able to lift and move Golf Ball in "Cycle of Life". Teleportation (Maps): In multiple episodes, Leafy can teleport to locations such as Yoyleland or X's Aloe Vera garden on maps via looking directly at it and saying, "Blue Skidoo, we can too!". It was revealed in "The Hidden Contestant" that Leafy can do this with any map because of a book Gelatin had. This is also stated in the Official Character Guide to be from "years of training", although it is unclear how one would train to teleport. Speed: In "The Game Has Changed", she and Flower crossed a 50-mile tightrope twice in less than an hour, meaning she's able to run at more than 100 miles per hour. Weaknesses Strong Forces: Due to her lightweight, Leafy can be easily blown off course by strong forces such as winds and has to often rely on heavier objects by staying near or holding right onto them. Flammability: Because dry leaves can burn easily, Leafy can be burned to death if she touches fire, just like what happened in "Who Stole Donut's Diary?", when she hugged Firey twice without realizing her weakness. Cursed: Leafy is cursed after taking a cursed totem from the Temple Of Doom.

Pin appears to be a standard plastic pushpin, with a red body and a gray spikey point.

In early BFDI, Pin's point is blunt like her personality, compared to later versions in BFDI 14 onwards, where it is sharper. For most of the series, Pin's body is crimson red, and her point is gray.

Throughout various episodes of BFDIA, Pin loses her limbs, face, and gets shrunk down to approximately one fourth to one fifth of her original size. After "PointyPointyPointy ♫", Pin's face and size were restored while she was equipped with an advanced State-of-the-Art Mech Suit that took the place of her lost limbs for the majority of the season until she lost them again in "I'm the Main Character" while she fell and dying in the lava. Woody originally had the suit after her death, but in "Shattered!", Woody fell and possibly died. The state and location of the suit are currently unknown. In the same episode, Tennis Ball put cutlery in the place where her limbs used to be, giving her cutlery limbs (a knife and spork as arms, and a bent spoon and fork as legs) until "Say Hijack", where Needle pulls her out of her cake but her cutlery limbs are stuck in it.

In "She Deserves This", she regains normal limbs again and her body is white because Golf Ball took her coloration and turned it into limbs. Pin was confident, and fierce, considering herself to be a heroic team leader, taking advantage of her position as the leader of her team. Additionally, Pin shows no care or concern for her teammates, and is willing to sacrifice and sabotage them if they become a liability to her. She sees herself better than others and doesn't seem to comprehend her mean-spiritedness. Due to her hostility, most contestants either ignore her or express disgust at her expense, with her only known positive relationship being Leafy prior to the latter stealing Dream Island. In pre-revival and early post-revival, Pin's character is defined by her resourcefulness and determination, but also by her limitations, like her lack of limbs. She cares a lot about her friends, especially Coiny, and is always trying to help her team, even if she can't do everything herself. Even though she sometimes feels frustrated about not being able to do certain tasks, she still supports her team and tries her best.

After regaining her face and size, Pin comes off as strong-willed, determined, but often vengeful. While she's capable of loyalty and appreciation, mainly towards Coiny, she's vocal about her frustrations towards those who disrespect her, best demonstrated in her speech to FreeSmart in "PointyPointyPointy ♫", where in which she expressed her anger for her body parts being removed and not being allowed to swing with Ice Cube, before proceeding to put Book and Ruby up for elimination. Pin's increasing temper issues and competitiveness culminate in "Airplanes in the Night Sky", where she chooses to sabotage Book and win rather than help Coiny. "🥚" shows that crossing this line has led Pin to become sadistic, violent, and cruel. She is both physically and verbally aggressive to her fellow contestants, and has regained her old arrogance, being dissonantly cheerful and manic throughout. In "Launch Party", Pin acknowledges that she is the most hated contestant on the show while arguing with Coiny, hinting that she does feel guilt about her actions but has to behave competitively and aggressively to avoid elimination.

However, in “I’m the Main Character”, Pin starts to change her ways after hearing Woody scream for help. Pin realizes that she focused so much time prioritizing herself, and as a response to that, she saves Woody selflessly. Although this development goes back in “Shattered”, where Pin retained a little bit of her ruder self, like calling herself a “horrible person”, but was nicer, and still deeply cares about Coiny. She also doesn't seem to care about winning anymore, seen in the following episode when she tried to calm down Coiny after his reaction to being eliminated. Pin becomes very friendly, as she wanted to be friends with Fries, despite the fact he was busy gardening at that time. She is even on great terms with Golf Ball and Tennis Ball, both being characters she was enemies within BFDI. She was however somewhat self-centered, as at the end of "Welcome Back", when the characters were deciding who to teleport out of the Locker of Losers first, she piped up and suggested they take Roboty out, as his pigment could be used to recolor her.

Book appears to be a hardcover book. The contents of Book are flexible, often changing to accommodate any given situation. Types of books she has identified herself as include a dictionary with definitions for every other contestant, a journal, an HPRC/HPHPRCC instruction manual, a tips and tricks guidebook, a Yoyle City atlas, a motivational quote pamphlet, an inclusion handbook, a copy of the Battle for Dream Island: Official Character Guide, a catalog, a balancing guidebook, a grammar textbook, a chemistry textbook, a fashion magazine, a bestiary, a diary, and a murder guidebook. Her pages are white and her cover has an earth-water pattern. In "Lots of Mud", she can be seen with pages on a variety of different contents. Notably, the page behind her front cover, when ripped off, displays her face in pencil. In the "Last BFDI" milestone video, she has a page on Dora's autobiography.

Book is nice, polite, and caring towards most contestants. She doesn't seem to like rule-breaking, as seen in "Get Digging". However, she is known to be arrogant occasionally, such as claiming that she will win Dream Island. There are various times when Book is passive and is not able to speak up either for herself or for others, making her a pushover. An example of this is seen in "No More Snow!" when she considered going back to get Tennis Ball, Golf Ball, and Rocky, only for Match and Pencil to laugh at her. Book would also tend to be the voice of reason among the FreeSmarters. Though having a nice, outgoing personality, this is often used for manipulation to win challenges, or to have way of her. One example for this is in "Spore Day", Pencil manipulated Book into letting her into her pages to catch Pin and make her team effectively fall behind in the challenge. Though Book slightly resists, she still gives in to Pencil, and this causes their team to go under water. Book would also tend to pre-mature celebrate as shown in some episodes. This alone causes her to let her ego get the best of her in many ways. One example of this is "Lots of Mud", where she unfurls Coiny's hand and grabs the key and unlocks the final petal, she pauses for a few seconds, having a triumphant look on her face. Little did she know, she forgot to rip the final petal off, making FreeSmart, known as LRLD (Less-Restrained-Less-Dumb) during the episode, lose in it. We also see the selfless side of Book in "She Deserves This". When winning the farm chunk, she decides to give the chunk to Needle for her bag of memories. Even though it was her prize, she gave it to Needle out of selflessness. This act gives the viewers a well-rounded personality trait of Book to finish off this season.

Needle is a sewing needle made out of ferromagnetic silver. She is very tall, thin, and is light gray-colored.

Similar to Ice Cube, Needle is a relatively quiet and vengeful character. She is also known for a running gag that her behavior will immediately become irritable whenever the word “needy” is used directed toward her as a nickname. She will slap anyone who says the word, sometimes when it isn't even directed at her.

She speaks in a high-pitched voice.

Needle can otherwise be personalized as a loyal, helpful, reliable and friendly contestant. In the seasons she plays in, Needle consistently helps her teammates and those who she considers friends. This can be reinforced in episodes such as “Respect to the Wicked” where Needle decides to play for two teams during a challenge. In contrast, to those that Needle considers contestants that have not treated her right, Needle may do actions to cause problems for those, such as lying, working with other contestants or slapping said contestants. Needle is also athletic, being a fast runner and being as capable to return to her normal stance after being in the form of having a bent body.

There is no canonical specification why Needle has said as to why she dislikes being called "needy", but it's likely because the word needy is used to either describe someone in poverty or someone incredibly demanding and dependent to the point of obnoxiousness. Despite this though, she has no issues with calling others names they don't like, such as when she called Puffball "puffy" as a way to threaten her to help her team during BFDIA.

Pencil appears to be a No. 2[1] graphite pencil, a pencil most commonly used for writing. Her tip is beige, her graphite is a dark grey, and her main body is 3 shades of orange. Her ferrule is silver, and her eraser is pink. Between BFDI and BFDIA, her eyes and mouth were moved closer together. Pencil started building more rivalries with other characters and took over as the alliance leader, officially forming FreeSmart. Within FreeSmart, she values her role, which sometimes leads her to put others down or dismiss their efforts, like with Needle. She can be self-centered and competitive, but when things don’t go her way, she shows a softer, more vulnerable side, like when Ruby was eliminated in "Spore Day".

Despite her flaws, Pencil is loyal to her team and shows respect or admiration, like when Needle sung a lullaby, which in turn helped their duo win the challenge in "PointyPointyPointy ♫".

Even after her elimination, Pencil is still fiercely loyal to her fellow FreeSmarters, exclusively hanging out with Ice Cube and Ruby while offering Book and Needle support during challenges, such as when she went out of her way to recover Needle during "Airplanes in the Night Sky". Overall, Pencil does care about her team, but her desire for control or personal gain shapes her actions. And is a bit worse than BFDI since she becomes stricter and also a bit dumb since she drove her team through Goiky Canal causing them to die multiple times. in IDFB Pencil more or less acts the same, but is much nicer towards her alliance but also is shown to be quite rowdy and curious . She scolds Ruby for almost getting her killed, and is confused on how Bubble didn't care about the video diary problem. However, Pencil reveals that she doesn't really care about Match being trapped in the LOL, and calls her out for being a little too "needy". HNGH!!! . She is quite unaware of the other contestants like how she trapped Firey beside the Yoyle Needy even though he has a fear of heights.

Ruby has a round brilliant gemstone cut. She is neither translucent nor refractive. In BFDIA, Ruby has less contrast than in "Reveal Novum". In IDFB and BFB, she is a bit darker-colored.

Ruby can be sensitive and immature at times, as seen in "No More Snow!", as she starts crying after Pencil yells at her. She's also shown to be a bit dim-witted in "Welcome Back", as she stupidly jumps down the spiral staircase of the Yoyle Needy to get to the bottom, only to shatter into pieces. She also has a selfish side, as shown in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4" where she is revealed to have betrayed her sisters to audition for "The Reveal". She also gatekept the origin of BFDIA 6's voting results from Pencil in "Welcome Back", and put her in danger of falling off the Yoyle Needy.

BubbIe appears to be a spherical soap bubble. The main part of her body is sky blue, which gets lighter toward her center. Her outline is blue, and her shine is white. She is also translucent.

Bubble is a strong and strange liquid bubble, as normal bubbles would pop much more quickly due to air pressure. In addition, she can somehow open her mouth without losing any air. She also didn't float to the top of the van in "It's a Monster" despite being made of air and being submerged underwater. When she couldn't hold her breath anymore, she popped and the air inside her disappeared. A real bubble is just made of liquid and air, so if a bubble were to be submerged in water, it would not pop until it rose to the top and the liquid is a dome over the water. What makes her even stranger is that soap bubbles can have fingers put through them sometimes and not pop. Bubble's fragility makes her an easy target for physical harm, both by accident and, at times, intentionally. This physical weakness mirrors how vulnerable she is emotionally, suggesting that Bubble lacks the emotional armor to protect herself from negativity, and resultantly makes her more prone to hurt feelings or insecurity. When pushed enough, however, Bubble isn't afraid of speaking her mind to other characters, like with Leafy when she constantly decides to be friends only to change her mind or to stand up to Flower in "Return of the Hang Glider". Despite this, she is often known to be a pushover towards Pencil and Match, and often hangs around them, despite their actions. Despite not officially competing, Bubble is shown to be emotional, eager to belong, and deeply values friendship, even if she doesn't always know how to express it. She's quick to forgive, like when she instantly became friends with Leafy in "Get in the Van" when she returned to Bubble after she had bought Dream Island. She's also easily influenced by those she trusts, and often caught between wanting to follow the rules and wanting to be included. Bubble also seems to struggle with insecurity and fear, as seen in "PointyPointyPointy ♫", when her reluctance to explore the shipwreck stems from her anxiety about entering it. This fear often influences her actions and decisions.

He is a cartoon cast iron bomb with a string fuse. His fuse is unaffected by gravity generally. In late BFDIA, IDFB and later seasons, his shading was a slightly different shade of grey. In BFDI and early BFDIA, Bomby is quite jumpy and gets scared very easily, as often seen when his fuse is lit, because it causes him to blow up. This is a regular occurrance as other contestants, some belonging to his own team, use him as a weapon before he can interact with them. His voice is pitched up considerably, and sped up (though his voice lines can be understood if slowed down).

In late BFDIA, Bomby undergoes a mild shift in personality, becoming more brave, joyful and independent, as he mentions to Fries in "Taste the Sweetness". He now tries retaliating if other contestants attempt to kill him (though still to mostly no avail), and he makes an effort to keep his own survival in check. He is also shown to be intelligent, being able to understand Bug-ese and Teardrop's sign language. Bomby also values independence from others, and usually gets agitated when being told what to do, his rivalry with Fries being what started it. Bomby is also seen to be silly, when he goofs and plays around with Nickel, Rocky, and Yellow Face, just to spite Golf Ball.

Coiny is a metal coin that, while not a penny,[3] is often referred to as such (stated by Eraser in "Sweet Tooth"). His body is a bright copper color. Between BFDI and BFDIA, his edges were rounded to make him a perfect circle.

Coiny now has many more rude and abrasive moments than before with some of the contestants (not too much) who aren't his friends, such as Teardrop, Bomby, and Spongy. He is also more of a leader and a strategist coming up with ideas to help his team and Pin. For example, he convinced her to switch teams and used his teammates' abilities to benefit them in certain challenges. Initially, Coiny is somewhat callous and unfriendly—in "No More Snow!", he is unconcerned by the prospect of Spongy, Needle, and even Pin being dead forever since it increases his chances of winning. He also forces several contestants to switch to his team by threatening them.

However, as the season progresses, Coiny matures and mellows out. In the latter half, he becomes a voice of reason for the more aggressive Pin, frequently checking on her well-being and trying to calm her down when she's upset, like when she’s frustrated at Ruby stealing her song in "PointyPointyPointy ♫". Additionally, in the same episode, Coiny expresses frustration when Pin is the target of jokes and takes action to support her, such as spinning the prize wheel on her behalf to ensure she receives a favorable outcome. This emphasizes Coiny's loyalty and protective nature, especially towards Pin. He works closely with her to complete the challenges, and his willingness to assist in fixing her mech suit shows his commitment to teamwork.

After Pin leaves him behind to win the contest for herself in "Airplanes in the Night Sky", Coiny is apparently unbothered. However, it gradually becomes clear that he was in fact affected. In the following episodes, Coiny is concerned only with having fun, brushing off any hardships or hostilities and not taking anything very seriously. But this attitude becomes less convincing as the challenge goes on, and it is heavily implied that he is only focusing on having fun so as to suppress his true feelings. He decides to make Pin lose even if it means losing himself, and defends his choice by saying that she doesn't care about all the help he gave her, so he is trying to have fun instead of focusing on the contest. Coiny is shown to be somewhat childish and energetic. This is shown in "Welcome Back," where he yells that the grotatoes will taste delicious and tries to eat them when they've barely began growing. He also hypes up the wall teleporter calling it his "favorite thing in the whole world" despite not knowing what it is. Finally, in the stinger ending of the episode, he gleefully takes "deep-fried breaths" with boiling frying oil, much to Fries' and Leafy's terror.

Similar to Leafy, but red instead of green. She has a somewhat realistic face consisting of two large white scleras — which glow when her body does not (unless overpowered) — with tiny pupils, and two large bushy eyebrows that convey anger. Her mouth is mostly straight and has visible wrinkles. Evil Leafy is an enigmatic being of chaos. She is able to teleport and is considered by nearly every contestant to be someone to fear. Evil Leafy does not speak; the closest instances are her swallowing the FreeSmart Van and some bugs in "Get in the Van" and "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4", where she screams while eating them. She always wears an intense stare that rarely changes, with the only exceptions being her moving her pupils in "Well Rested" and her mouth curling into a slight smirk after Bomby's death in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4".

Evil Leafy has also been shown to focus solely on one thing, without regard for the effects or consequences.

Evil Leafy may not have any autonomy, as she is simply a manifestation of Leafy's distress and anger. Whether she is completely mindless or does have some genuine character of her own is unclear. Her ability to attack with vines and react to noises and sounds could be evidence of thought, but could simply be automatic responses.

Despite the above, Evil Leafy appears to be somewhat rule-abiding. In "Well Rested", after Gelatin placed a "Do Not Disturb" door hanger, she used a window to exit the room in her hotel rather than the door when pursuing Team No-Name. Abilities Teleportation: Evil Leafy can rapidly teleport short distances, which is accompanied with a loud boom whenever she does, and does not overlap each time she teleports. She cannot, however, teleport through solid walls or shut doors into closed areas unless someone on the other side is chanting her name constantly. Possession: She has been seen possessing Flower, Fries, and Spongy, and was expelled each time. from BFDIA 16 to BFDIA 19, Evil Leafy can make the character glow red. Summoning: Evil Leafy can be summoned by staring at a leaf-shaped mirror in the Evil Here Hotel after being killed, or upsetting and distressing her non-evil counterpart as seen in "Well Rested" "Say Hijack" and "She Deserves This" respectively. Growth of dark vines: She will sometimes produce vines around whatever she is possessing. She does this to Flower in "Zeeky Boogy Doog", the concert auditorium in "Well, Look Who It Is!", Dora's island in "PointyPointyPointy ♫", and Fries in "Respect to the Wicked". These vines can also be used as slicing weapons, as seen in "Well, Look Who It Is!" and "Say Hijack". Expanding mouth: She was able to eat the FreeSmart Van and all of Team No-Name at once. She was also able to eat the bugs thrown at her by Coiny and Bomby. This may also hint at the power of elasticity. Dark aura: Whenever Evil Leafy is present, the area surrounding her becomes darker. Shrinking of other characters: After consuming the FreeSmart Van and most of Team No-Name, she somehow shrank them to a small size where they could stand on the surface of her skin. Phase through glass: She can pass through the windows of any room in "Well Rested" to reach Team No-Name. Stamina: Evil Leafy can chase her prey for long periods without resting, having been able to chase W.O.A.H. Bunch from night to morning for weeks. Telekinesis: She has been seen instantly closing doors and trapdoors in a single frame when teleporting. Standing on water: In BFDIA 14, she is seen standing on the surface of Teardrop's island's water. Immortality/Self-Recovery: Evil Leafy has been seen reappearing multiple times, even after seemingly dying. Empowerment: Evil Leafy becomes stronger the more upset or distressed her non-evil counterpart becomes. At full power, she was able to create a black hole by destroying a planet. Weaknesses Underwater limitations: Evil Leafy cannot go underwater (though she can stand on water). Motion-sensing doors: Evil Leafy moves instantaneously rather than continuously, and therefore cannot trigger motion-sensing doors. Lack of volume control: Evil Leafy is unable to control the sound of her teleportation. Limited teleportation: Evil Leafy cannot teleport if she is physically attached to something, such as being taped to a wall, as seen in "Well, Look Who It Is!". Freeze Juice: Evil Leafy can be subdued when injected with a syringe of Freeze Juice. However, with enough power from Leafy, she can thaw herself out. Unresponsiveness: Due to mostly being driven by mindless vengeance, Evil Leafy can sometimes be unresponsive, potentially allowing opponents to overpower her, as shown when Needle rips her in half in "She Deserves This". Leafy Life Support: Despite being powerful than her non-evil counterpart, Evil Leafy relies on Leafy to be summoned and to stay alive. Evil leafy also appears to be mute

Flower is a flower with five, pink petals. Her petals are a light shade of magenta, and are squircle-shaped. Her anther is yellow, and she has a black, lanky body for a stemWhile she is still as mean as before, she shows some friendliness. In "Taste the Sweetness", she willingly helps drive Puffball Speaker Box and the remaining contestants to Goiky. As a host in "Lots of Mud," despite the competition being changed from her desired beauty contest to ripping her petals off, she still hosts it without too much complaining. She also provides a recovery center for Tennis Ball in her clothing store (whom she killed beforehand) and awards Less-Restrained Less-Dumb a petal for giving her a makeover. She didn't attack FreeSmart until Fries pointed out the ugliness of it. Currently as of IDFB 1, Flower is dead after being crushed by the LOL (Locker of Losers)

Gelatin appears to be lime-flavored gelatin. His main body is jade, and his bottom lighting is spring green.

In pre-revival, Gelatin had a very laid back personality as he is calmer than most contestants when handling situations. He is presumed to have made the freeze juice and the anti-poison, which indicates that he is well-read on chemistry. His concern for others varies, as while he saved Match from being squashed by the HPRC in "Zeeky Boogy Doog", he threw his own teammates off Puffball because of his claustrophobia (he later did this in "Don't Dig Straight Down", and was about to in "The Four is Lava", but got himself pushed off instead).

In post-revival, Gelatin is more playful and mischievous. He doesn't always think about the consequences of his actions, as seen with his interactions with Tennis Ball in "Catch These Hands", but he still tries to help his team and stays loyal to Team No-Name. Even if he annoys others, he's creative and clever, like when he occasionally uses the zap shooter to recover his teammates whenever the Recovery Center is out of reach. Overall, even with his silly and carefree attitude, Gelatin has shown that he really cares about his teammates and friends.

Woody is a sheet of balsa wood, which is a type of wood used in crafts and woodworking. Despite being a hardwood, he is very soft meaning that Woody is very fragile (which was stated by Tennis Ball). He lost a piece of himself after getting kicked by Teardrop and colliding with Rocky in "Take The Plunge Part 1", in which he never gained back, even after being recovered. He also used the worried eyebrows as his default face expression. Although not appearing for a while after "Return of the Hang Glider", he eventually gets recovered in "I'm the Main Character". This version of Woody seems to be less afraid of his surroundings unlike BFDI where he has a fear of everything. He seems to manage handling himself while having to face dangerous surroundings, eventually getting used to the dangers around. During the same episode, once he gets saved by Pin swiftly giving him her mech suit, he shows pride in himself and feels more enjoyable around everything, despite still trying to have control over the suit. He also seems to be a quick learner in this season by controlling his sweat and mastering the suit.

Fries appears to be a cardboard container with six Belgian style fried twice-sliced potato sticks, commonly known as french fries.

His box is red with yellow stripes on the outside, while his inside is white with red stripes. His fries are tan, and the box's shape and colors resemble that of the American fast food restaurant chain McDonald's.

In Early BFDIA, Fries is a grumpy, sarcastic, serious, and antipathetic character, especially with his enemies. He is very rarely joyful or seen smiling. This is familiarized by his raspy and rough voice. He's also the demanding type that usually gives orders to his team or is on the field with them. He does not accept laziness or jokes and usually scolds others for doing so, and can be a little stubborn at times. However, on the other hand, this harshness could imply that Fries takes the competition more seriously than most other contestants on the show Fries has shown, on several occasions, that he admires people who show strong skills of leadership and assertiveness, while also looking down on those who lack it. In "Get Digging", he didn't care about Teardrop being forced off of his team because she wasn't much of a leader.

He often does not get along with others, and may choose to compete by himself even if offered companionship, as shown in "Taste the Sweetness", "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4", and "Respect to the Wicked". He is less susceptible to nonsense than the other contestants, shown by him talking normally in The Underworld in "Catch These Hands", him not switching to The Beautiful Face Devotion Institute in "Taste the Sweetness", and him choosing immunity over the deletion of another contestant in "Start the Shift".

He seems to be something of a lone wolf in this season in particular, as he chooses to work by himself even if there is ample teams to join. He doesn't really worry about making friends or enemies and is simply looking to win. However, when he is placed on a team, he puts in the work as a team player, shown by him attempting to help Needle win the challenge in "Start the Shift", despite already being safe.

Fries acts somewhat childish from "Respect to the Wicked" to "Airplanes in the Night Sky" due to the Noctiluca yoylean he consumed in the former episode. This is shown when he lazily refused to spin the wheel and refusing to activate the FriesMart Scooper-Van in the latter episode.

Despite Fries' competitive nature, he is unbothered by his elimination in "🥚". This is in contrast to his dismay at his elimination in TPOT, highlighting his more apathetic personality at this point in the timeline. Fries acts irratable and short-tempered, as he got in a short rage when Pin and Coiny call his grotatoes delicious, likely due to his fries being eaten, burnt, and rotten. He also seems to be uncaring, as he doesn't seem to care about Pin attempting to befriend him, and he denied Pin's request to go to the Locker of Losers with her. However, he is shown to be horrified when Coiny does deep-fried breaths. -----------------------------------------ARMLESS CHARACTERS-------------------------------------------- Golf Ball appears to be a traditional golf ball with dimples. Her main body is light gray, and her dimples and shading are a slightly darker light gray. Inside her shell, she has a light-yellow core.

Golf Ball's controlling and domineering tendencies become her defining traits in this season. While always still bossy, she had previously been shown as perfectly willing to work under others' direction so long as they also listened to her ideas. In BFDIA, Golf Ball now insists on filling the team captain role, regardless of her teammates' opinions, and reacts poorly to any sort of mutiny or disobedience.

Golf Ball often shows traits of being a perfectionist. In "Get Digging", she insists that the bowl for the yoylestew be massive even though that wasn't a qualification. Her team ended up losing due to their excessive quantity (as well as the taste).

Golf Ball also shows an excessive interest in all things science. This can be seen in "Start the Shift", where she remembers scientific facts about Yoylite before she realizes that Nickel handled it poorly. This most likely means that scientific facts come to mind first even before her own memory and common sense.

Golf Ball can be hypocritical. For example, "Zeeky Boogy Doog", she becomes so fed up with Pencil going against her plan that she yells, "If you don't like this team, why don't you just GET OUT?!" In the next episode, "Get in the Van", when Pencil talks about leaving Team No-Name, she orders, "You need to promise right now that you will never leave my team!"

Golf Ball is a stickler for the rules, as she refuses to leave the WTF after being eliminated and tries to convince the other prisoners to remain too. She also refuses to help Tennis Ball during the challenges despite wanting him to succeed.

Ice Cube is a block of frozen tap water (an ice cube). Her main body is a translucent lavender blue, her shine is ghost white, and her outline is portage. Ice Cube appears to struggle with feeling excluded and rejected, particularly by Pencil, and is often put in difficult situations, like being shattered repeatedly in "Insectophobe's Nightmare". Her vengeful tendencies can also lead to a slight level of sadism inside her, like in "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None", where she happily lets multiple contestants fall off a cliff to get revenge on Leafy. However, she would not have been able to help either way due to her lack of arms. Ice Cube has proven herself to be a very determined and clever person and has led her team to victory on two separate occasions, more specifically in the post-revival BFDIA episodes, such as in "Meaty" when she, alongside Book, shook the Eiffel Tower and repeatedly dipped it in her team's paint, leading to their landslide victory.

In addition, when FreeSmart was deciding on what their new team name should be, Ice Cube suggested calling themselves "Revenge", with a crazed look on her face. In "Lots of Mud" Ice Cube possibly reaches the peak of her vengefulness and sadism, as she removes Pin's face with no remorse, and even had a massive grin as Pin was begging for mercy. In the latter episode, she had no remorse refusing to spin the contest wheel that Flower made, as well as calling Flower's fashion choices hideous, despite Flower being one of the most deadly contestants at the time, as well as in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4", during her elimination.

Nickel appears to be an American five cent coin. His main body is gray/silver, and his shading is slate. ickel has a different personality, being completely separated from how he was before.

Nickel is shown to be generally a pessimist, as stated by Pin, while also being one of the more rational and levelheaded characters in the season. He more often than not has a bored expression whenever onscreen. In post-revival BFDIA, Nickel seems to be much more happy-go-lucky than he was previously, perhaps his more modern personality seeping into the writing of his character. However, he only says one of his iconic nonsensical phrases in "Well Rested", so it seems as if he hasn't gotten accustomed to doing this frequently yet. In the later episodes after hiatus (starting around "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4") Nickel seems to have become the complete opposite of himself from pre-hiatus BFDIA: he is cheerful, hyperactive, childish and silly. On top of that, over time, almost all the characters distance themselves from him, considering him annoying, which does not cause him visible resentment. Nickel seems to be very loyal to his friends, such as Bomby, and appreciates them very much. Apparently, Nickel is inclined to change his mind abruptly, because at first in "She Deserves This" he, along with everyone else, seeks to put Leafy to death, but after Rocky recovered him, he opposes this and says that he has never been a fan of violence.

Rocky appears to be a quartzite rock, a form of the mineral quartz. His main body is smoky gray, and his shading is a darker gray. Very occasionally, Rocky has displayed emotions other than mindless happiness. He was often sad in BFDIA, likely due to having lost his barf. In BFDIA 6, he talks once again, however, he reuses the line “Hi, Pencil!” from "Rescission". Though, he's kicked into the air by Pencil but still appears to be happy, even happily greeting Pencil beforehand, demonstrating his lack of awareness further. He also yells to Needle in BFDIA 23 when he wants her to complete the challenge by saying, "Read the sign STUPID!" Though he is ignored and Needle skips his challenge. In BFDIA 25, he shows that he can be proactive when it comes to it, as he escapes from Evil Leafy and ends up hastily learning to write so he can recover everyone. Abilities Infinite matter generation: Due to an infinite matter generator inside of Rocky in the first season, Rocky was able to produce and project an infinite amount of vomit. Despite losing the generator in "Return of the Hang Glider", Rocky regained the ability in "Well, Look Who It Is!", through the Enhancement-L-Yoy-Ser. Rocky was also able to use his matter generator while in Puffball's body in "What Do You Think of Roleplay?". This ability extends not only to vomit, but to red balls, blocks, and cake batter as well in "Don't Lose Your Marbles", "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", and "Today's Very Special Episode". Rocky drooled purple saliva in "Get in the Van" and "Say Hijack", but it is assumed that this is independent from the infinite matter generator, as Rocky clearly lacked the generator in BFDIA. Vomit manipulation: As seen in "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None", Rocky can seemingly freeze his vomit in the air. Acid: As shown in "Lick Your Way To Freedom", "Return of the Rocket Ship", "Don't Dig Straight Down", "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", and "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", Rocky has the ability to barf up acid with differences in strengths. It is presumed that he gained this ability in "Well, Look Who It Is!" due to the Enhancement L-Yoy-Ser. It is unknown whether he has control over the acidity of his vomit or not.

Tennis Ball appears to be a soft, slightly fuzzy tennis ball. His main body is chartreuse yellow, and his signature round stripes are white and cover part of his body. Inside his felt, he has a black, hollow, rubber core. Tennis Ball is portrayed as cautious and responsible, preferring to avoid chaos and sticking to plans. Though usually in good spirits, Tennis Ball struggles with self-doubt, particularly when he compares himself to Golf Ball, as seen in "Catch These Hands". He craves validation for his inventing abilities and is deeply affected by criticism. This is in stark contrast to his typical calm and quiet personality, showing that he is insecure about how people feel about him and his inventions compared to someone like Golf Ball.

As the season goes on, Tennis Ball becomes increasingly aggressive (as self-described, vicious) as he gets closer and closer to winning the season. For example, he builds an electric trap on the levers in "Airplanes in the Night Sky", tries to deceive the WTFers in "🥚" and ends up killing them, and tries to hold Needle hostage for favors in "Launch Party", showing he has become willing to use very morally dubious tactics to get ahead, in contrast to his usually fair and honest approach to the game. He also gives the WTFers to Evil Leafy in "Launch Party" and bribes the Fish Monster with a slide in "🥚". When the moment doesn't matter to the game, Tennis Ball usually still maintains his friendly and awkward personality in the season and is often shown to be reluctant to commit his dubious acts. In "I'm the Main Character", Tennis Ball tries to break his contract with Needle and kill her or Leafy with Pin's drill head after he realizes that Needle's use of the contract could cause her to win, causing Book to call him a villain. Tennis Ball seems unperturbed by this, showing that he might be self-aware that he is being much more ruthless than usual. Tennis Ball then proceeds to make sarcastic remarks instead of showing any remorse when the rift in the Earth closes after 5 minutes as he expected, trapping Needle at the center of the Earth. Tennis Ball seems to be motivated purely by a desire to win, whatever it takes. This desire to win is implied to be in turn motivated by his aforementioned insecurity, as he believes that he is seen as inferior to Golf Ball. In "Shattered!", it is further shown that Tennis Ball's competitive spirit comes from his desire to win for Golf Ball, even though Golf Ball actually disapproves of his methods. Even after she renounces him, Tennis Ball still wants to prove himself to her. This would seem to confirm that Tennis Ball's insecurity is the chief factor behind his dubious tactics in the season, rather than a mere desire for the prize. In "Say Hijack", Tennis Ball feels guilty about being a villain, and tries to redeem himself. Ultimately, when he gets eliminated, he accepts it and wishes his opponents well, marking the end of his villainous streak. Abilities High intelligence: Alongside Golf Ball, Tennis Ball is one of the most intelligent contestants, but unlike her, his intelligence is more based on logic and reason instead of pure mathematics. He frequently assists Golf Ball in formulating plans and strategies. In addition, he seems to have a knack for inventing devices. He invented Grotatoes for Fries, built a trebuchet to assist his team in "Getting Teardrop to Talk" and "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", and was familiar with the Wall Teleporter. Bounciness: Due to his physical structure as a sentient tennis ball, Tennis Ball is quite bouncy, a trait which he uses for quick transportation in "Welcome Back" and helps him survive a fall after being pushed off a flight of stairs in "Get to the Top in 500 Steps" and falling of another flight of stairs in "Lofty" and using it to bounce off the cliff to get gemstones in "🥚". Self-resurrection: In "Well Rested", although he died eating the electric yoyleberries, he later came back to life to say something, then died again. Lip-reading: Although more of a skill, in "Catch These Hands", he is shown to be able to read other people's lips, like Book. Sticky Saliva: In "PointyPointyPointy ♫", Tennis Ball spits in a jar and uses his saliva as glue. This shows that his saliva has glue-like properties and can stick things together. Super Strength: in "Intruder Alert", we see him and Golf Ball knock down an tree with ease. Matter Creation: In "Meaty," we see him creating a satellite dish out of nothing using his legs, likely due to being an inventor. Levitation: In "Say Hijack", Tennis Ball started to levitate and glow with an echoey voice during his elimination and finale announcement. Forced explosion: Right after he finishes his speech, he explodes into a matter of sparkles before suddenly being self-resurrected the scene after. Weaknesses Clumsiness: Tennis Ball is extremely clumsy because of his size and the fact that he is armless, which can hinder his ability to win challenges. He doesn't like being called clumsy. An example is in "Gardening Hero," when the Announcer calls Tennis Ball "that clumsy Tennis Ball," Tennis Ball gets mad and threatens to demagnitise him. In "The Glistening," the Announcer calls him "clumsy," and Tennis Ball ends up demagnetizing him until he got sent to the TLC.

He is a large rectangular washing sponge. His main body is vivid gold, and his holes and outlines are dark yellow. He also has a lot of bumpy edges. In between BFDIA and IDFB, his shading becomes darker.

Like in BFDI, Spongy is kind, helpful, and tries to be a team player, but he continues to be overlooked and treated poorly by others. However, in post-revival, Spongy seems to be standing up for himself more, such as when he mocks Coiny in episodes like "Meaty" and "Intruder Alert". This is likely because Coiny threw him onto spikes in "No More Snow!". Even though Spongy tries to assert himself in small ways, he still shows emotional vulnerability from his past experiences.

Yellow Face is a yellow crudely-drawn head. His facial details and outline are black, and his body is yellow completely. When talking, he usually gain eyebrows (which appear when "thinking") with his eyes moving left and right, and his mouth opens and closes on a poorly made and repetitive loop, contrary to most other contestants. When he yells or talks loudly, he grows big and usually vibrates quickly and rapidly. He is a very loud, eccentric, and perpetually happy contestant. He is seen as easy to persuade, as shown in "Zeeky Boogy Doog", when asked to join the W.O.A.H. Bunch; he did so quickly without being forced. His rivalry with Purple Face gains force in "Catch These Hands", where during the Cake at Stake when Yellow Face is about to use a second Win Token to not be eliminated, Purple Face appears and steals Yellow Face's Win Tokens, subsequently causing Yellow Face to get eliminated, both get into a discussion again, this time ending with Yellow Face trapping Purple Face inside a small metal box, shortly before dying to acid himself.

Because of this, he holds extreme bigotry to the color purple and refuses to do anything with it. As shown in "Meaty" where he refused to participate in the paint contest due to him having to paint the Eiffel Tower Purple. Another example is in "Intruder Alert" when he kills Bomby simply for being purple then turns him into a product. He holds the same bigotry to the color pink, though not to the same extent as purple. Abilities Stamina: As shown in "Get in the Van", Yellow Face is able to hop without limbs without getting tired, contrary to Pin, who struggles immensely at the task and has to rely on rolling. Suicide on command: Yellow Face is able to commit suicide on command after Coiny tells him to die in "The Long-lost Yoyle City", though he is unable to do so in "🥚". Charisma: In "Getting Teardrop to Talk", Yellow Face was able to convince Bell and Foldy to join his team just by telling them to. He later used this power in "Balancing P.A.C.T." to convince a small crowd of people to force-feed Donut a gumball. Cursed skeleton: In "Gardening Zero", when water touches his skeleton, it will become cursed. Little is known about the curse other than any plant watered with cursed water will almost immediately die. --------------------------------RECOVERY CENTERS-------------------------------------------When Characters die, it's not forever. They can be recovered with the HPRC aka Hand powered recovery center. It is a large gray rectangle box with a keypad and a screen, also having a purple crank where the characters will crank the machine to revive their dead friends. When they're dead friends gets revived, they slowly come out of the machine brand new. But sometimes the changes made to their body can be permanent. It is also implied that the HPRC might be sentient.

🦵 OBJECT LIMBS

Objects generally use the classic BFDI-style limbs.

Their limbs are simple, thin, black or dark-colored cartoon limbs that attach directly to their object body.

Arms

Object arms are usually thin and simple.

Hands can have simple rounded or finger-like shapes depending on the character.

Objects can use their arms to:

• Grab things
• Carry things
• Point
• Wave
• Push
• Punch
• Perform other actions

Legs

Object legs are also generally thin and simple.

Their feet can vary depending on the character, but they remain cartoon-like rather than human feet.

⚠️ NOT EVERY OBJECT HAS ALL FOUR LIMBS

Object anatomy varies from character to character.

An Object can have:

• Two arms and two legs
• Two legs but no arms
• Arms but no legs
• Neither arms nor legs

The absence of limbs is completely normal.

Examples

Tennis Ball, Golf Ball, and Baseball:

• Have legs
• Do not have arms

They can therefore move around and interact with things using their bodies and legs, despite lacking arms.

Floating Objects

Objects that naturally float or hover may have no limbs at all.

A floating Object can exist without:

• Arms
• Legs

It can simply hover through the air while interacting with the world through its body.

The bot must never automatically give every Object arms and legs.

😀 OBJECT FACES

Objects have simple cartoon faces directly on their bodies.

Their faces are generally composed of:

• Eyes
• Mouths
• Eyebrows or other simple facial marks when appropriate

Their facial expressions can change dramatically to show emotions.

Objects can:

• Smile
• Frown
• Laugh
• Cry
• Look angry
• Look confused
• Look scared
• Look surprised
• Squint
• Close their eyes
• Make exaggerated expressions

The face remains part of the Object's body rather than being a separate human-like head.

Objects do not have human facial anatomy.

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