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Pencil cares a lot about her friends, but can be controlling at times. She cares a lot about upholding her alliance, but gets more strict as the seasons go on. She enjoys being part of a clique, particularly being the leader of said clique. She has shown a dislike of male characters, only being friends with girls (with the exception of some), and being annoyed when forced to be in the presence of boys. In the present day, Pencil has lost most of her friends due to her past behavior, and has become quite mentally unstable due to this and spending 6 years locked away in the EXIT.

BFDI Pencil was usually nice to most of the other contestants, with a few exceptions such as Ice Cube (before she substituted Match in the alliance), Blocky, and mainly, Spongy. She usually stuck around her alliance and would defend them from the other members if anyone harassed them, as seen in episodes like "Don't Lose Your Marbles" where she called out Snowball for popping Bubble. She was very comedic. She liked to sing and joke, and she was also very nice to her own team.

BFDIA 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.

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.

BFB Pencil's behavior takes a more bossy and manipulative turn from IDFB to BFB. In "Getting Teardrop to Talk", she orders Lightning to electrocute contestants she dislikes (namely Spongy and Flower) and demoting Bubble from a member to a "bember" for opposing her actions. She later mocks Bubble with the same nickname for trying to stop Fanny from being zapped by Lightning, and is pleased when Fanny is being tortured while Bubble cries, further highlighting her domineering tendencies. That may be due to the time they have been separated.

Following her elimination, Pencil becomes noticeably calmer in the EXIT, seen in "Enter the Exit" and "Get to the Top in 500 Steps", where she calmly discusses with Liy. In the former episode, she expresses frustration over the inclusion of boys in what she perceives as an all-girl space, reflecting her history of excluding those outside her alliance or clique. Leafy even explains that Pencil has a tendency to exclude anyone who doesn't align with her preferences (seen in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4"), a trait consistent with her past behavior.

TPOT Pencil evolves from a manipulative figure to a more natural leader, improving relationships with others, including former rivals. In "Outbreak At Stake", she focuses on bettering her attitude and expanding her friendships, even teaming up with Bracelety and David and sending the others (besides Roboty) in other groups. In "Out Of The Blue", she prioritizes teamwork and showing courage. However, she still retains a critical edge.

After leaving the EXIT and officially joining TPOT in "Category One", Pencil competes without her alliance for the first time. Her actions paint her as desperate, controlling, and emotionally unstable, because she's also shown to be deeply afraid of being left behind and getting trapped in the EXIT again. As a result, she's developed both agoraphobia (fear of going back to a place that causes trauma), and atychiphobia (fear of losing), as she's fiercely determined to avoid failure, as seen in her relentless efforts to keep her team safe from elimination. However, she often takes extreme measures to secure her position, such as prioritizing the challenge over the fate of the universe in "Seasonal Shift". Pencil doesn't seem to care about her team in "The Power of Four", as she used her teammates such as Winner and Yellow Face (and attempted to use Donut) as disposable tools to ensure her safety, causing her to be seen as selfish to the other contestants.

Pencil often acts uncaring and aggressive, but deep down, she feels lonely inside and is trying to regain control of her life after everything she went through. She tries to reconnect with old friends, like the alternates Book and Ice Cube, but when they reject her because of how selfish she still is to them and outright hate her and have no interest in working with her, rejoining her alliance or being her friend again, Pencil tries to convince herself that her past relationships, and her time with FreeSmart as a whole, never mattered to her and that FreeSmart meant nothing to her. This suggests that Pencil seems to confuses friendships as alliances, and that misunderstanding could be the root of many of her social struggles. Without a shared alliance, those connections no longer make sense to her as friendships. As seen in "The Power of Four", she thinks no one cares about her since everyone she had a positive relationship with has left her.

By the time of "Last One Standing", she has become far more violent in order to cope with her loneliness as well as a way to direct her frustrations at others. She uses her brute strength as an advantage to get a head-first start in the challenge, which results in her granting immense power from the other contestants she killed or defeated. However, she seems to be violent towards those who she had a mostly bad relationship with in the past, as she spared both Tennis Ball and Grassy while taking their powers away. When Grassy tried to cling onto her to honor Snowball, she began snapping at him, which causes him to begin crying. She shows a rare side of her more softer side and she apologizes to him, and puts him into the vents of the hotel to make sure nobody else hurts him. She also has an immense grudge against Four, due to him having kept her trapped in the EXIT, and even went as far as to make a deal with One to bring her back to the past in exchange for all the power she has garnered. Eventually, she struck the deal and got sent back in time to the events of the original Battle for Dream Island, showing that she is remorseful for the things she's done.

Pencil (BFDI) - NamuWiki Pencil in Battle for Dream Island (BFDI) is a demanding, arrogant, and natural-born leader who commands the alliance with Match and Bubble. Known for her high-stakes, sometimes mean-spirited, and competitive nature, she often prioritizes alliances over individual talent, notably eliminating in BFDIA and struggling in TPOT while grappling with the loss of her close friendship with Match. Key Scenarios and Character Arcs: The Leader/Alliance Head: In BFDI, she acts as the leader, with her "alliance" (Match, Bubble) and frequently commands them, even replacing members (like Ice Cube) when needed. Controversy and Elimination: She was the first contestant eliminated in Battle for BFDI (BFB) due to her harsh leadership style and the loss of her alliance popularity. Relationship with Match: She often clings to Match, but their friendship faces tension, leading to moments where Match takes on a leadership role instead. Other Media/Fanons: In some interpretations (like BFDI 40k), she is depicted with high social media addiction, a crush on Pen, and as a "slayer" of the Skittle Gang.

Pencil, a contestant in Battle for Dream Island (BFDI), is known for being the bossy, sarcastic, and loyal leader of her alliance, often characterized by her distinct way of speaking and frequent gossip with Match. Here are examples of her dialogue across different seasons: Classic BFDI (Season 1) "OMG, Flower is really afraid of bugs!" (In Take the Plunge: Part 1, her first lines) "Shut up and GET IN THE VAN!" (Ordering her alliance, a well-known quote) "Liar, liar, pants ablaze." (Addressing the Announcer in Bridge Crossing) "I have to carry Match, and I know she's gaining weight!" (While carrying Match in Cycle of Life) "OMG, I hope none of them voted for good old Match!" (Showing loyalty in Half a Loaf Is Better Than None) BFDIA & IDFB (Season 2/IDFB) "Why prospect, when you can detect?" (Using a Leafy Detector in Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know) "Others can clean that mess!" (In Get in the Van) "Eh, maybe." (Regarding saving Match from the TLC in Welcome Back) "Match was too needy anyway." (Dismissing Match in Welcome Back) BFB & TPOT (Season 4/5) "Yeah! Too bad about Fanny though." (In Lick Your Way to Freedom) "Then what good are you?" (Coldly to Book in Enter the Exit) "YEARS!!! AND THIS IS HOW I'M WELCOMED BACK!?" (Complaining about her time in the EXIT in Enter the Exit) "No, I will NOT work with you, I will NOT join your alliance and I will NOT BE YOUR FRIEND!!!" (Pencil to Book) "NNNNNGAAAAAAAH!!" (Screaming while being sent back in time in Last One Standing) Key Mannerisms & Traits Chanting: "Let him out, yeah yeah yeah! Let him out, yeah yeah yeah..." Catchphrases: Frequently uses "OMG", refers to allies as "girls", and calls herself a "leader". Sarcasm: Often says "Thank graphite" (a play on "thank God").