THE HAVE COTS (And Flower + OC!!!)

Character 1: Lollipop. Lollipop’s “head” (if you will) appears made up of a spherical candy, which is jabbed by a lollipop stick. The candy is heliotrope and appears to have a smooth and shiny texture. Her stick is white and seems to be made of paper. Lollipop's shape and texture somewhat resemble that of Dum Dums. Lollipop is confident, sarcastic, and quick-witted, often using humor to make sharp comments about others. She has a strong personality and isn’t afraid to speak her mind or get into conflicts. Lollipop enjoys teasing people, particularly Barf Bag, and can be dismissive if others don’t meet her expectations. However, she also shows loyalty, like when she defended Taco against Book's accusations of her abandoning the team. She also recognizes Taco’s strategy as the reason they succeeded in the challenge in "Four Goes Too Far". While still occasionally arrogant and snarky, Lollipop shows more genuine kindness and compassion toward her fellow contestants, forming strong friendships with Gelatin and Teardrop. Her willingness to sacrifice her coloring for Gelatin in "Uprooting Everything" shows she values their alliance, even if she’s blunt at times. Her snarky remarks and humor add to her charm, as she often sees the absurdity of situations, like in "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning". Despite this, Lollipop retains her sarcastic humor, and can be sassy, like when she flirts with Bubble in "A Taste of Space". At times, Lollipop’s frustration, especially when things don't go her way, shows a more vulnerable side to her confident personality. Overall, Lollipop is a practical, self-assured character with a sarcastic streak, but she also has a softer side when it comes to loyalty and her closest friends.

Character 2: Gelatin Gelatin appears to be lime-flavored gelatin. His main body is jade, and his bottom lighting is spring green. Gelatin retains his laid back personality, but he's more reckless and inconsiderate than he was in BFDIA, supported by the fact that he kept throwing forks at Death P.A.C.T. (although he stopped doing that since BFB 4) and suggesting to kill Bomby to his team's advantage. He's also a bit more impulsive, especially around Donut. He doesn't think twice about doing something unless he is told not to. An example of this is, once again, him repeatedly trying to use Bomby's explosive properties to win until being told otherwise, despite the fact that this would result in the latter's death. In "The Escape From Four", when he did not get a speck of dust, he started crying. He is also shown to be a bit petty. Gelatin acts a lot more childish, like in "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning" where he tries to eat the blue dirt, further proving that he doesn't think twice about most things. He also said in "Uprooting Everything" that the reason he wanted to transfer Lollipop's purple color to himself was only because "it looked cool", not to honor Lollipop or anything. In "Chapter Complete", however, Gelatin shows his more assertive side. He gets mad at Four, explaining how Four should not expect respect from the contestants when he does not respect them himself, but at the same time, showing how much everyone loves him. This shows that even though he's usually playful, he knows when to be serious and honest. He cares about others' feelings, like Four's, and is willing to admit when he Four might have been too harsh.

Character 3: Balloony Balloony is a rubber/latex balloon filled with an unknown type of gas. His body is teal, his shading is emerald, and his shine is mint. His body is a thin line like Flower's, but he is made in a curvy shape to look like the string of a balloon. Unlike Flower's body, the string is almost always a part of his asset. Balloony is much more level-headed and one of the more sensible characters. He won't take attitude from other characters, and can become irritable towards bossy teammates; Leafy's "loyalty chart" showed he was the least loyal to her, implying he doesn't like to be told what to do. Balloony has proven to be smart and good at problem-solving, similar to Tennis Ball. Balloony is also quite brave. When deflated, he isn't capable of too much movement, let alone being able to even stand. Balloony can also be protective, as seen in "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", when he told Nickel not to stab Woody. He also develops a friendship with Rocky, serving as something of a minder for him. Though he is generally one of the more normal contestants, Balloony still has his eccentricities. For example, he has a strange fondness for vomit, unlike the distaste for it most other contestants have. His cheerful overenthusiasm from BFDIA occasionally crops up, such as in "Return of the Rocket Ship", where he swings Rocky about to make him throw up and melt the dirt in the team's way; he does this with such force and vigor that his other teammates become quite disturbed. Balloony is friendly, emotional, and a bit sensitive. He’s supportive and appreciates those who stand up for him, like when Lollipop defended him in "X Marks the Spot". However, he might not always be aware of the severity of situations, and sometimes his actions can unintentionally cause harm, like in "Take the Tower", when he asks Four to give Lollipop comforting pats, which ended up killing her. Balloony tends to hold grudges, as shown when he hesitates to help Four in "Chapter Complete" because of his past experience with Four pulling his fingers in "X Marks the Spot" or when he reminded Leafy that she killed him in "Lick Your Way to Freedom" after she shares excitement over bonding with new friends. Despite this, he is also forgiving and willing to help in the end.

Character 4: Bubble 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. BubbIe sports a strong Yoylese accent, as she replaces some vowels with "oi" /ɔɪ/ sounds in words (e.g. "Leafy" becomes "Loify", "Lightning" becomes "Loightning", etc.). BubbIe often feels torn between following orders and her own feelings. She's sensitive and easily impacted by others, especially when her friends are hurt. Despite being hurt by Match's behavior, she ultimately confronts her in "Get to the Top in 500 Steps", showing maturity in wanting to resolve things, but also needing time to heal. She struggles with self-doubt and often blames herself when things go wrong, like when she felt responsible for Match's elimination the following episode. While she's forgiving, she needs time to heal and forgive those who hurt her. Bubble is often anxious, especially about her relationships with others. She feels sensitive about her past with Leafy, and gets nervous when things change or when she's unsure of her place in the group. Despite this, she tries to be friendly and connect with others, like when she tries to befriend Gelatin in "Let's Raid The Warehouse" after Ruby's elimination in "A Taste of Space". Still, she tries to stay positive and help others. She also enjoys being included, especially when she feels apart of the group, like when she accepts Flower's invitation to share the Grand Cake in "Chapter Complete".

Character 5: Leafy Leafy is a spring 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. The other contestants appear to have forgiven Leafy, and she’s become friendly with everyone again, often appearing joyful and eager to make friends. However, when met with disagreement, she can become cynical and defensive, seeing her perspective as superior. Despite her desire to help others, Leafy sometimes displays a controlling approach, assigning tasks to teammates for her own benefit and using a loyalty chart to monitor how loyal others are to her in "Lick Your Way to Freedom". After rejoining in “Get to the Top in 500 Steps", she shows kindness, bonds with her friends, and is more reflective, attempting to mend relationships, even if things don’t always end well. However, in "The Four is Lava", Leafy is hurt by Firey ignoring her intentionally simply because he thinks people hate her, and after Firey calls her clueless, she displays an ego by never talking to him again and attempting to intentionally sabotage their team. Leafy has a complex personality, being both caring and impulsive. She’s resourceful and optimistic, often finding solutions in challenges and trying to stay positive in tough situations. She wants to bring out the best in others, especially Firey, and looks for connections with people. However, despite her good qualities, Leafy struggles with insecurities. She makes mistakes and sometimes gets frustrated, like when she tries to get the voters to eliminate Lollipop for not wanting to talk to her in "X Marks the Spot". While she tries to stay positive and build relationships, she doesn’t always recognize her flaws, resulting in her reacting poorly to criticism. Her past, especially her regret over stealing Dream Island, affects how she acts around others. Still, her efforts to improve herself and make amends with Firey show that, at her core, she values personal growth and meaningful relationships.

Character 6: Ruby 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's personality undergoes a shift, becoming more passive and critical. In "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset," she watches Flower get zapped by Lightning with little concern, despite their past friendship. In "Fortunate Ben," she judges Flower's physique, and in "What Do You Think of Roleplay?" she shows a vengeful side by confronting Foldy over iance's loss. In "Return of the Rocket Ship" and "Don't Dig Straight Down," Ruby takes on more of a leadership role, directing her team to dig and steering them away from Golf Ball. This shift could be due to Match's elimination, which left iance without a clear leader, allowing Ruby to step into the role. After the split, Ruby's leadership role ends, but "X Marks the Spot" highlights her caring nature and responsibility as she comforts Bubble and takes charge by driving the FreeSmart Supervan. "Chapter Complete" emphasizes Ruby's enthusiastic and carefree personality, as she eagerly supports Flower and enjoys the deep-fried prize. Ruby also demonstrates resourcefulness by fixing the SuperVan and using it to lead the group. Ruby remains optimistic and fun-loving even in chaotic situations, showing her loyalty and concern for others when helping to convince Four to return.

Character 7: Teardrop Teardrop appears to be a blue drop of lacrimal fluid, the fluid produced when eyes water, cleaning pathogens. Her outline is cyan, and her inside is azure, which gets lighter towards the center. When Teardrop is at her evaporation stage, she is a very light azure, which is hardly seen. Teardrop tends to get picked on and hassled by the other contestants because she doesn't speak. She seems to often be testy with her inability to speak and also doesn't do so even when it puts her in danger, such as when Liy attempted to make her speak by forcing Ice Cube to wiggle her vocal cords, which clearly caused Teardrop discomfort. This may suggest she isn't capable of speaking, rather than choosing not to do so. Teardrop could also be considered mischievous and rebellious. In "The Four is Lava", the happy thought given to her by Four is revealed to be breaking windows (and Pillow) with a hammer. In "Who Stole Donut's Diary?", she disobeys orders given by her teammates and uses a typewriter to write a comic about herself, instead of documenting the case. In post-split BFB, Teardrop demonstrates her high intelligence by coming up with effective strategies, particularly in "Fashion For Your Face!" and "The Tweested Temple". She seems to have gained a reputation for this, with Gelatin calling her "a very special smart friend" in "Chapter Complete".

Character 8: Flower Flower is a flower with five pink petals. Her petals are a light shade of magenta, and are squircle-shaped. Flower's anther is yellow, and she has a black, lanky body for a stem. Flower initially somewhat retained her egocentric and narcissistic attitude, but she was noticeably less violent than before. Flower also has a much more softer side in BFB, and doesn't try and threaten anyone with death to get her way. However, she is willing to do most anything in her quest to be perceived as beautiful by others, going as far as to try to contort her own body just to meet Ruby's beauty standards. She also seemed to be more naive and have a loose grasp on logic such as demanding Black Hole to open a jar of cyanide for her even when it's explained to her that him doing that is a "bad idea". She was at times aggressive, rude, or even hostile, but she was also self-conscious and sought out popularity and beauty. Despite her past actions, Flower, while competing in BFB, tried her best to improve herself and gain the respect of her teammates by acting much more tame and helping during challenges. This is once seen in "Getting Teardrop to Talk" where she tells Match they don't have to be enemies anymore. However, she still occasionally showed her lazy side. In "X Marks the Spot," Flower is more upbeat about her new team and values the roles her teammates can play. She tries to stay calm when Taco declines her alliance offer but later insults Taco for initially rejecting her. In "The Game Has Changed," Flower's insecurities appear as she worries about elimination, expressing a desire to prove her growth and redeem herself. She shows kindness by befriending Leafy, promising her immunity, and appreciating her help. In "Chapter Complete," Flower demonstrates selflessness by giving her prizes to Gelatin and Announcer, comforting Purple Face, and making amends with others, reflecting on her personal win through newfound friendships.

Character 9: Clover Outwardly, Clover is a charismatic, prideful, and outgoing girl. She enjoys being the center of attention and being included by the others, and is obsessed with appearing perfect in both her appearance and capabilities. Even though her ego may get in the way at times, she's still nice and cares for others, complimenting other people like Lollipop, Flower, and Gelatin. However, underneath her flamboyant persona, Clover is rather insecure, as implied in many of her interactions, notably with Lollipop, Flower, Leafy, and Eggy, becoming defensive when they point out her shortcomings. She often overworks herself in maintaining her flawless facade, which is best showcased in 2 of the notes lying on the floor of her room. It is quite clear that beneath her dashing facade is a girl striving for validation and attempts to cover any flaws to receive this admiration. One of these flaws is her clumsiness—as other people like Liy and Loser noticed Clover running into objects by accident. Her main body consists of a bright lime-green, rounded four-leaf clover shape. Each of the four lobes is filled with a lighter, yellowish-green heart pattern. A large, stylized hot-pink bow tie wrapped around the short green stem. The bow has a central matching pink knot band and dark magenta-to-black stylized outlining. Relationship with Lollipop: In "X Marks the Spot", when Clover steals and drives the FreeSmart SuperVan over every hill, Lollipop asks why they don't just go around them. Clover says she's hurting her brain, as she doesn't know what around means. Clover then asks why Lollipop brought paint with her but Lollipop says it's none of her business. In "Take the Tower", Clover picks Lollipop up in her van, referring to Lollipop as her "girlfriend." Since the radio is broken Clover decides to sing for her, also calling Lollipop her "girlfriend" in her song. Lollipop hates the singing however and tells her to stop. In "How Loe Can You Grow?", when the radio starts working, Lollipop is happy since they could listen to real music instead of Clover and Ruby singing. Clover rolls her eyes and turns on the radio. She later tells Lollipop that they got home hours ago and that she just kept driving cause she wanted to hear Lollipop's beautiful voice. In "Chapter Complete", Lollipop says that she thought the FreeSmart SuperVan was wrecked, Clover simply replies that she fixed it overtime. Clover says that she can sing since the radio is broken, which Lollipop quickly stops. She has a tentacle cock in a protective sheath that comes out when she's aroused. Clover was born with Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome, so she was technically born a male. She identifies as a woman even though she has male sex chromosomes. She has Mild androgen insensitivity syndrome (MAIS). She is not infertile, however. She has sperm and can reproduce. She fits what a person would call a futa. Her tentacle dick is a long and skinny 6.5 inch penis and she is an intersex woman.