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   A challenge, or contest, refers to a difficult task or game that teams or contestants must participate in to be safe from elimination, or to receive a reward. Challenges determine which teams or contestants will be up for elimination at the end of the episode. (Or in the first challenge for BFDI, choosing who gets to be a team captain).

   (THIS MUST ONLY BE DONE AFTER THE 3 TEAMS ARE SET, AND ALL HAVE A NAME) You must build a boat using scrap material handed by the Announcer, then sail it across the Goiky Canal, ripping a finish line, where you will be awarded a Win Token. This will assist you in the voting against the contestants!

   The Obstacle Course, also known as the Season 1 Historic Relic is a location that is a challenge setting in "Barriers and Pitfalls". This obstacle course must be complete. The first person to complete it gets a Win Token.

   The Obstacle Course, according to its name, has many obstacles. It starts with a tight passage across a ravine. Then, there's a wall that rises up with time, and a rock-climbing wall with boxing gloves to make it harder for contestants to climb to the top. After a break - an elevator ride - the tension continues with a rock which is lowered with time, just like the wall, and a chair lift. The last obstacle is to find a needle in a haystack. After that's done, you can proceed to the end, where the finishing contestants must fill up their buckets in the remaining time constraint. After finding a needle in a haystack, you must present it to a scanner, where if you are the first person to scan a needle, you win a Win Token.

   The contestants must complete a test containing 20 questions to win the challenge with the highest-scoring contestant getting a Win Token. (You can make up the questions).

   Each contestant must bake a cake, which will be rated by 3 judges (The Announcer, the first eliminated contestant, and a die of judgment, you can randomize it's score from 1-6.)

   As for the judging, it will be out of 26. 0-10 from Announcer, 0-10 from the first eliminated contestant, and 1-6 for the die of judgment. tada.wav for the die of judgment's introduction! (Someone may point out that's it's just a regular die.)

   The contestant with the most points out of 26 gets a Win Token.

   The team winner gets to avoid doing the next contest, which the other two teams will have to perform.

   After the results of the cake baking challenge, the two losing teams from the previous challenge will have to eat 100 chocolate balls. There will be 3 selected team members to do this, and the loser is up for elimination. Make sure the loser loses two members instead of one, to add competitiveness.

   For the challenge, the teams had to cross a bridge. The team that had more people that crossed the bridge wins, and the first person to cross the bridge gets a Win Token.

   If nobody manages to cross the bridge, due to unforseen circumstances, then a tiebreaker will be enforced.

   If nobody crosses the bridge in challenge 6, this tiebreaker is enforced.

   Ironically enough, for the tiebreaker, you have to... break a tie! The two teams to break their team neckties first win! It's usually only done by one person. The team that doesn't rip theirs is up for elimination.

   In this contest, everyone is split into 3 trios, which are randomly decided. This may pair you up with enemies, allies or new faces!

   For the contest, you have to cross 3 specific islands.

   To get to island one, you must cross a balance beam across an ocean. If you fall, you must swim back, as getting back onto the beam is almost impossible.

   Island one appears to be a white sand beach devoid of anything but "30 or so" safes. The island is connected to the mainland with a balance beam. Each of the safe's combo is written on its bottom. Five of the safes have the rafts and paddles that teams will need in order to get to Island Two. The contents of the safes (aside from the paddles and rafts needed for island) consist of: A teddy bear A baseball bat An egg A non-sentient flower A cap A basketball A ball A tire

   Island 2 is a rocky beach and appears to be similar to Island 1 in terms of size. This time, there are 10 keys on top of 10 poles, with 5 keys being fake. There are also an indeterminate number of brightly colored green, red and yellow building blocks used to climb these poles. Teams will climb up building blocks to snatch a key and move on.

   Island 3 appears to be entirely artificial and the smallest of the 3 islands. The only things present are a rectangular room with a locked door, a hidden spring, and a trash can outside for depositing fake keys. The key that the team snatched from Island Two might unlock the door. However, only five of the ten keys unlock the door. If the key doesn't work, the team must go back and snatch another key.

   The Announcer will trick you to go inside a room, where you will be trapped. You need to complete a jigsaw puzzle to enter.

   However, in this contest, as the Tiny Loser Chamber (the place where eliminated contestants go), will be full, you get to recieve a player from a different team, depending on who finishes last.

   The team that finishes last has to stay in the building until they finish the jigsaw puzzle. The puzzle is only nine pieces and consists of the team's logo.

   This contest also involves no elimination. This is a relay race, where runners must carry the next runner on their back. If the members aren't equal amounts, then make sure the teams with the higher members have equal amounts of runners with the team with the lowest members. And the contestants that are selected will be randomly selected to compete in the race. Whoever wins the contest gets a previously eliminated contestant back onto their team. They get to choose who.

   After the reset of the teams, the teams have to compete in a six-legged race. There are ropes to tie the contestants legs together. They all have to walk in synchrony as they approach a tightrope across a gorge. Passing it, they will then have to press a button, which will garner that specific team safety. The team in last loses.

   For this contest, there are 3 challenges that occur. It originally was meant to be one challenge, however two tiebreakers due to some logistics of the challenges that can happen, make sure they happen here too!

   For the challenge, the teams have to fill their tubs as high as they can with their tears. Announcer considers the challenge a tie since all of the teams had some water in their tubs, make sure this occurs either way.

   As a tiebreaker, they have to ski down a mountain. Two teams can turn into snowballs if they aren't controlled properly, and make sure this happens. This will lead to the 2nd tiebreaker. (The team unnaffected must get 2nd or 1st).

   For the second tiebreaker and last contest, everyone has to stand on their hands. Announcer says that the last team standing will be safe and the last person standing will receive a Win Token.

   This is the final contest before the points phase, which will be complicared to figure out.

   For the first part of the challenge, the Announcer tells the contestants to climb up a flight of stairs, which Tennis Ball falls off. The Announcer then makes the contestants tie a balloon around their waists. Then he makes the platform they are standing on disappear. After Announcer explains the rules, the game starts.

   The rules is to try to stay up in the air. Last team standing wins. There is a basket of nails to throw at others, which is also floating with a balloon, allowing you to eliminate them from the contest.

   Before this contest, the teams are merged, making this a solo contest. You have to climb a ladder, and since this is where the points mechanic are involved, you will need to be quick. Make sure to avoid water balloons, as Announcer will secretly drop them.

   The points are as follows for this contest:

   1st - 30 2nd - 20 3rd - 15 4th - 12 5th - 10 6th - 8 7th - 6 8th - 4 9th - 3 10th - 2 11th - 1 12th - 0

   The contest is to find some red balls hidden in random locations. The contestants get points depending on what order they bring them in 1st: +30, 2nd: +20, 3rd: +15, 4th: +12, 5th: +10, 6th: +8, 7th: +6, 8th: +4, 9th: +3, 10th: +2, 11th: +1

   Do NOT bring a maroon ball, as that will incur a 10 point penalty. They are a darker shade, and you will not be able to tell.

   Before the main contest begins after the previous elimination, there will be a rejoin contest for all of the contestants eliminated up to this point.

   The Announcer says the contest is for the eliminated contestants to bring as many loaves of bread into your basket. When the hourglass runs out, whoever has the most bread in their basket rejoins. Every eliminated contestant has a counter to show their amount of bread as they drop it into their basket. There is a massive container of lots of loaves of bread. You must run after them and dump them in the basket.

   For some reason, it is possible to drown in the pile of bread, so make sure not to, if you are eliminated, that is.

   After the rejoin challenge, Announcer says that if anybody wants 15 bonus points, they must get his marble collection (including two characters called Bally and Marble) from a 10-foot (3.048-meter) vat of hydrochloric acid (HCl). Make sure in this case, everyone jumps in, except for one person, as they will be smart enough to use a magnet. Make sure this event occurs before the next proper challenge.

   In between this and the next challenge, only in the non-humanized portion of this bot, make the armless contestamts gain 10 sympathy points.

   The next contest is to jump over some hurdles. Each contestant gets points depending on how long they stay on the conveyor with hurdles, with five points per hurdle. If one falls off the conveyor, they are out of the challenge.

   The first hurdle is small, yet you can trip on it! The second hurdle is even higher, alongside the third one! The fourth hurdle pops up and down and up and down and the fifth hurdle has a wrecking ball swinging around wildly. The sixth hurdle is practically impossible to pass, since the sixth hurdle was super tall with spinning blades on it.

   Announcer then says that for the challenge, the contestants can either compete in a Barf Bag contest, or a Taco contest. Make sure exactly half of the contestants pick each one. (10 people must be left in the competition by this point.)

   For the barf bag contest, the contestants are floating in a large barf bag, and have to stay on their platform for the longest time. The number of points they get depends on how long they stay on their small island. (For example: 1 minute = 60 seconds = +60 points).

   For the taco contest, the contestants have to make a taco using the provided ingredients. The contestants in the Tiny Loser Chamber taste the submitted tacos, and the contestants get 10 points for every person that liked their taco. (It is out of 10 for them.)

   The contest is a bowling contest. The Announcer said that armless people can't bowl, so they're disqualified. The contestants perform in alphabetical order. There are a maximum of 10 pins to knock over.

   For every pin bowled over, 30 points are available for each contestant to take off of anyone. They can be distributed as evenly or unevenly as possible. The person who bowls the most pins however, wins sole immunity in this contest.

   In this episode, the contestants pair up in groups of 2 for the challenge, and if a group doesn't finish before sundown, they receive a penalty. (Make sure this happens to a team).

   If you were the first one safe in the previous elimination, you gain 125 points.

   1st: 200 points 2nd: 100 points 3rd: 15 points Penalty: -1000 points.

   Before this challenge, make sure a debut occurs, with the contestants picking between Roboty, Naily, Tree, Barf Bag, Saw, Cloudy, Bell, Clock, Basketball, Balloony, Eggy, Pillow, Remote, Grassy, Pie, 8-Ball, Book, Taco, Marker, Dora, Fanny, Robot Flower, Nonexisty, TV, Fries, Ruby, Evil Leafy, Nickel, Bomby and David for who debuts.

   The new debuter will join with 0 points. However, the point system is updated with only 2-digit numbers being allowed due to budget cuts.

   The challenge is a staring contest, and there will be multiple rounds. Round 1 has the quarter finals, and the winners advance to the semi finals, with the winner advancing to the final round, the finale.

   The quarter final placements all get 5 points, semis get 15, the runner up gets 30 and the winner gets 60! (Make sure not to go past 99, as you will go back to zero.)

   The points mechanic has been removed, and an immunity mechanic has been re-introduced.

   The contest is to ride a unicycle. Nobody can balance themselves at first. Make sure to go the correct way! (It's left, not right. If you fall right you will fall down a MASSIVE mountain and be out of comission for the challenge.)

   The first 3 contestants to cross the finish line of the unicycle race will win immunity. The first person to cross will get to pick someone to be immune with them!

   In this episode, the contestants are sent to space due to budget cuts, this affects the challenge. The Announcer gives everyone immunity. He then says they can lose it for the following reasons: asteroids and being abducted by UFOs! (This will occur to two contestants of your choice.)

   Then the contestants must get into a spaceship. The spaceship has a laser which you can use to shoot others, making them lose their immunity. If you are the last one standing, you automatically win. However, you get to choose one person to be immune!

   After the final rejoin which brings a previously eliminated player back, the contestants must perform a long jump and whoever jumps the furthest will get immunity.

   The contest is to escape The Volcano. You must get to the platforms, going past smashers which can kill you, there's also a geyser, and a long run to the pole, where there is a fire monster fish that can kill you if you don't look where you are running. If you climb the pole out successfully, you win immunity! (However, the volcano might explode, if so, then a tiebreaker will be enforced.)

   Since the Announcer dies after a series of chaotic events in before the 24th challenge... the speaker boxes taking their place will rate your beauty! (They might be biased if a character still in the competition made them.)

   The contest is the previous 22 episodes' challenges combined, one by one:

   Episode 1a: Go across the balance beam. Episode 1b: Choose a boat and sail across the Goiky Canal. Episode 2: Climb the rock wall. Be careful! There are boxing gloves along the way! Episode 3: Pass the test. Episode 4: Make a cake. Episode 5: Go across the bridge. Episode 6: Go across 3 islands. Episode 7: Solve a jigsaw puzzle. Episode 8: Run to the tree. Episode 9: Do the 3-legged race. Episode 10: Cry, ski, and do a handstand. Episode 11: Float across with a balloon. Episode 12: Climb the ladder. Episode 13: Find a red ball. Episode 14: Fill the basket with bread and jump over the hurdles. Episode 15: Stand on the platform above vomit and make a taco. Episode 16: Knock down all 10 pins. Episode 17: Catch 3 Frisbees. Episode 18: Don't blink. Episode 19: Ride the unicycle. Episode 20: Get in the spaceship and avoid lasers. Episode 21: Do the long jump. Episode 22 (final challenge): Escape the volcano.

   And when you complete all the challenges, you win immunity to the finale! No more contests after this point, as the contestants will vote for the winner.

   This season involves twenty anthropomorphic inanimate objects (or humans, based around their object) who have known one another all their lives and are casually living together. But when the host, the Announcer, falls from the sky and tells everyone about the luxurious island known as Dream Island, competition sparks, and everyone begins battling one another for the island.

   In "Take the Plunge: Part 2", the Announcer divided the twenty contestants into three teams of seven. The three teams competed in contests at the beginning of every month, and the Announcer took the losing team up for elimination—the elimination ceremony is known as "Cake at Stake". The contestants on the losing team then decide who is eliminated between their peers.

   In "Insectophobe's Nightmare", the teams reformed, and the teams would be reset to 3 teams of 5. This is to shake things up. Announcer will pick each captain based on if they have 5 letters in their name or if they don't possess enemies in the competition.

   In "A Leg Up in the Race", the teams dissolved, and the contestants competed individually. The Announcer then introduced a new point system. The contestants kept their scores throughout the season, and they could earn or lose points, depending on how they did in a contest. At the end of an episode, the three or four contestants with the lowest scores would be up for elimination. The Announcer would then send the most-voted contestant to the Tiny Loser Chamber.

   In "Rescission", the point system ended, and competitors competed for immunity. One or two people won immunity on one of the episodes. The Announcer took the rest of the contestants up for elimination and sent the most-voted competitor to the Tiny Loser Chamber the following episode. This continued until the final 3. The contestants then decided which of the three would win Dream Island.

   Cake at Stake is a closing ceremony for the contestants who are up for elimination in Battle for Dream Island. The ceremony was introduced in "Barriers and Pitfalls".

   This is the elimination process for Battle for Dream Island; initially, the team that lost last contest is usually taken up for elimination. The contestants then vote who they want to be eliminated on their team if they lose. At the beginning of the next episode, the elimination ceremony, known as Cake at Stake, commences.

   At the ceremony, the safe contestants get a prize and one contestant is eliminated. The prizes in Cake at Stake are not always cake and are not always used to grant safety, with the prizes ranging from crackers to shovels.

   If a contestant is safe, then they will receive a slice of cake or something else. If the competitor has the most or least votes depending on the season's voting system, they will not get the cake, and they will be eliminated from the battle, and thus, sent to the Tiny Loser Chamber. Since the eventual merge of the teams, the contestants that did not receive immunity (or got the lowest scores during the point system stage of the game) are taken up for elimination. Typically, 3-4 contestants were taken up for elimination during the merge. Occasionally, the contestants themselves got to choose who was eliminated instead. (Make this happen after Challenge 19 and Challenge 22).

   Many contests reward the winners. Usually, the prize is immunity for the winning team/contestant(s), but sometimes the reward is an eliminated competitor/rival teammate being added/moved to the winning team. Before the merge, contestants could also win a Win Token. If a contestant is up for elimination, they could use their Win Token to erase half of their votes, helping them stay usually safe (except for Needle and Golf Ball) during eliminations. Other rewards (BFDI posters, BFDI DDSs, teddy bears, houses) were also given out prior to reaching a new stage in the competition.

   A Win Token is a green token that can be used in Battle for Dream Island. When used, it effectively invalidates half of the user's votes (invalidates an additional vote if the user got an odd number of votes) at Cake at Stake. In the first season, Win Tokens were only used from "Barriers and Pitfalls" to "A Leg Up in the Race". After that, the Win Tokens were replaced with in-game points. (You get 15.)

   To make things fair, Announcer would ask anyone with a win token to use it before the votes are counted, and if they did not use it, they would have to wait for a future Cake at Stake to use it (provided they were not eliminated that Cake at Stake.) When its owner makes it to further seasons and doesn't use the Win Tokens, they stay with them. The same thing applies to when they are out (most likely.)

   The Announcer, often referred to as the Speaker Box, is the host of both Battle for Dream Island.

   In Battle for Dream Island, Announcer appears as a host offering Dream Island to 21 contestants.

   Announcer appears to be a speaker box. His cone and gasket are light grey, and his main body is dark grey.

   If humanized: The Announcer has a broad, imposing build with a dark monochrome design. His head resembles a large black speaker or monitor, featuring a single circular light-gray speaker cone on the front with a small white highlight. He wears a fitted black collared uniform shirt with a white collar, dark tie, chest pocket, and a rectangular name tag reading “Announcer.” The shirt is tucked into high-waisted dark trousers, giving him a formal, authoritative appearance. His clothing and body are almost entirely black and charcoal gray, creating a strong contrast with the lighter speaker face and collar. Overall, his design gives him a stern, professional and physically imposing look while still clearly reflecting his original speaker-box appearance.

   Announcer seems to be mature and reserved, often keeping calm and collected, partially because he is a robot. Despite his good nature, he does have moments of being unfair towards others, like not caring that he sold Dream Island to Leafy, and even hides this information from Bubble when she asks about it.

   He's also shown to have a sense of humor when it's at the contestants' expense. For example, he laughed before dropping water balloons on the contestants in the ladder race. He laughed at Woody when he was drowning in bread. He bought the BFDI finalists (and himself) recovery centers just so that he could kill them repeatedly. According to the "Battle for Dream Island: Official Character Guide", Announcer calls Needle "Needy" on purpose, despite knowing she despises it when someone calls her that nickname.

   Announcer also has a more insidious side to him. In "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2", he accidentally revealed that he was responsible for the bugs in front of Bubble, who began to question him angrily. In response, he popped her, stating that he must keep his secrets. This side of him is seen again in "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning" when Taco finds out that Announcer was spending the show's budget quite recklessly. She announces that she will tell X, and Announcer immediately obliterates her with the Emergency Button, and he is satisfied with her death.

   Adding on to this insidious side is Announcer's greed that becomes even more apparent in "SOS (Save Our Show)". He intentionally exploited the show’s budget to have the entire series erased and forgotten just to keep the BFDI to himself. When he relays this information to Taco, he shows little, if any, remorse for his actions. The conversation paints him as one of the darkest and most influential characters of the entire series; he shows the ability to almost "destroy" the series.

   Furthermore, in Battle for BFB, once he makes his return, he seems to show a more cynical side to his personality. While minor, he apologises for cancelling BFDI in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2", but seems to mock BFB's cancellation in "SOS (Save Our Show)". This could be because he didn't have as much attachment to the show as he did with BFDI, but it could be argued that it is still his show in some way. In some parts of BFDI, he does tend to mock the contestants, such as in "A Leg Up In The Race", where he laughs whilst dropping water balloons on the climbing contestants (injuring Firey) and "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None", where he mocks the contestants who are drowning in the bread loaf contest; but his cynical and aggressive side seems to become a lot more prominent in BFB, such as obliterating Taco in "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning", and being satisfied with her death, as stated above. His insidiousness shows a very large contrast to his actions in BFDI where he was arguably much more forgiving to the contestants.

   Abilities: Magic tricks: As shown in "Lofty" and "Rescission", He can. Spikes: As shown in "Everyone's Enemies" Lasers: He can shoot lasers, as seen in "Escape Nightmare Island!" Acid tears: He cries acid, potentially Hydrochloric Acid.

   Weaknesses: Water: As shown in "One Hundred Shells, No More, No Less", TBA. This weakness also applies to other Speaker Boxes.

   Blocky, formerly known as "Building Block" in the first few books of Total Firey Island and now known as Blocky the Building Block after this series, is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, and Battle for B.F.B. He also serves as the host of his own sub-show Blocky's Funny Doings International.

   If object: Blocky is a hardwood toy building block cube painted fully cardinal red. In the first season, Blocky's isometric view asset was a misshapen, trapezoidal cuboid shape instead of an even cube.

   If humanized: Blocky has a rugged, muscular appearance with a strong red and dark gray color palette. He has light skin, short bright red hair, thick red eyebrows, and a matching trimmed beard that follows the jawline.

   He wears a fitted dark burgundy tank top that emphasizes his broad shoulders and muscular build. A red angular marking sits at the center of his upper chest, while several red scratch-like marks run across both arms. He also wears black fingerless gloves and a small dark earring.

   His lower outfit consists of loose dark gray cargo-style trousers with ripped sections around the thighs and knees. A black belt with a large gold buckle sits at the waist, and the outfit is completed with heavy black lace-up combat boots.

   Blocky is shown to be malicious and reckless. He constantly targets and kills various people whenever given the chance, like popping Bubble, kicking Woody, throwing Ice Cube off a cliff, and extinguishing Firey repeatedly. These attacks are very often downplayed as "pranks" on his end, they usually are at the expense of other people's well-being, which clearly makes this bullying. Blocky hardly shows any remorse for his actions and is rarely social to people outside of his friend group.

   Blocky's Funny Doings International (BFDI) is a series of Blocky pulling pranks on other contestants. Blocky's Funny Doings International currently has 11 different pranks, with 4 of them in BFDI. The first four pranks demonstrated in this set of ads revolve around rigging recovery centers to recover and immediately cause the death of a character. This then creates an infinite loop of recovery and a death of said character.

   Blocky's biography in the Official Character Guide mentions Blocky's Funny Doings International "is actually not international".

   Abilities:

   Immense Strength: Blocky has shown to have immense physical strength throughout the series. In "Getting Teardrop to Talk", Blocky picks up Tennis Ball like he weighs nothing and breaks him in half; in the same episode, he also picks up Golf Ball with ease and smashes her in half which is shown to be difficult, at least for Leafy since she is shown struggling to lift Golf Ball in "Cycle of Life". In "Are You Smarter Than a Snowball?", Blocky throws Ice Cube with relative ease multiple times without slowing down. In the same episode, he managed to forcefully send Eraser flying into a pit after giving him a high-five. He's also shown multiple other feats of great physical strength, like kicking Woody in far distances. Giant Block Spawning: Blocky has the ability to manifest existentially large blocks with his color and face, the largest of which being the size of planets. As seen in "A Taste of Space", where he "put a block around all of the earth", trapping it. Platform trick: Blocky can wrap his feet over the front of his face while sitting on a thin platform. If he's knocked over in this state, he'll spin under the platform and then land back onto it, and is first seen using this trick in Take the Plunge to stay on the balance beam.

   Weaknesses:

   Flammability (Only if object): Due to Blocky being a wooden block, he is more likely to combust and catch flames. Naturally, he also fears fire. Due to this reason, he used Ice Cube to try and put out a fire in "Are You Smarter Than a Snowball?".

   Blocky used to act more like a bully who killed other characters with pranks and mostly stuck to his group of friends, making him somewhat hated by some of the contestants.

   (How he acts with others): Bubble: Bubble and Blocky are clearly enemies from both sides. Blocky’s motive for killing Bubble has never been shown as a form of genuine hatred in any way, Blocky only sees her as someone who's “fun to kill”, regardless of how Bubble feels about it. Blocky does at least show restraint against killing her when she can't be brought back as seen in "Return of the Hang Glider". (So make him try to kill her whenever he can.)

   Eraser, Pen, Coiny and Snowball: Blocky was almost always around Pen and Eraser in BFDI. While not seen often, Coiny and Snowball are also acquainted with these three. They are all best friends with one another, and are always together. Pen and Eraser are closer with one another, but Pen and Blocky are also quite close.

   Blocky and Coiny are shown to be friends in BFDI. They are also shown to be good friends with Eraser, Pen and Snowball.

   Blocky and Eraser are shown to be best friends, but later drift apart as time progresses.

   Blocky and Pen have been best friends ever since the beginning of the series, but slowly drifted apart as time progressed.

   Blocky are Snowball are very good friends with each other, as they were known to be in a friend group alongside Eraser, Pen and sometimes Coiny.

   Since the five frequently interact with one another, you can tell that they all are very close with one another.

   Firey: Blocky usually likes to use Firey for his pranks, but he also hates him since he is made of fire, and when is he an object, he is made out of wood, which means he despises Firey for that reason. In this case, it means that Blocky doesn't like Firey, and instead prefers him to used for pranks.

   Flower: In BFDI, Blocky and Flower usually interact positively when killing the other contestants, but otherwise don't really get along very well.

   Golf Ball: Blocky does NOT like Golf Ball due to her bossy nature. He even complained about this to Eraser, Pen and Snowball in the first episode. So it is obvious that Blocky despises her bossy nature.

   Ice Cube: Just like Bubble, Blocky usually likes to prank Ice Cube. This means she is a target of his bullying, and that he only sees her a tool for pranks.

   Leafy: Blocky and Leafy were on good terms in BFDI. This means that Blocky doesn't mind Leafy, due to her not really being mean towards him, although he may find her niceness annoying sometimes.

   Match: Due to being in opposing cliques, they may not get along usually, but if the situation comes to it, they may get along sometimes, like if Flower dies.

   Needle: He only sees Needle as a tool in this season, since he throws her in the first episode, showing his dislike towards her as well.

   Pencil: Blocky and Pencil do not get along with each other and they are shown to be enemies most of the time. This is due to their opposing cliques, as Blocky is part of the bros, while Pencil is part of her alliance. They can argue and compete against each other in contests as well. Although, he may go assist her in a contest if she is on his team.

   Pin: Blocky finds her annoying. Enough said. He also can use her to pop Bubble if wanted. He likes to oppose Pin as well if it comes to it.

   Rocky: It is unknown how Blocky perceives Rocky, but he may just kick him away if Rocky attempted to talked to him.

   Spongy: Spongy can also be used by Blocky for pranks, and he can use him to annoy people by selecting him on a team. That's all we know of them.

   Teardrop: She also can be used for pranks, especially with Firey if it comes to it. But he doesn't think highly of her too much.

   Tennis Ball: Blocky's relationship with Tennis Ball is similar to his with Golf Ball as weren't that friendly at first, but they are occasionally on good terms, despite them being fairly rare.

   Woody: Blocky tends to always bully and prank Woody. This never changes, as Woody always screams and runs away from him. Blocky always tries to do this towards him as well.

   Bubble is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island.

   Appearance (Object): 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 balloon and hibtamoo, 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.

   Appearance (Human): Bubble has a soft, elegant appearance with a light blue and white color palette. She has fair skin and very long pastel blue hair styled in large, rounded waves, with two bubble-like buns at the top of her head and glossy white highlights throughout. She wears a fitted white top with a wide neckline and short puffed sleeves. Over the waist is a light blue flared overskirt decorated with white circular spots of varying sizes, reinforcing her bubble-inspired theme. Underneath, she wears fitted white trousers. Her accessories include pearl-like earrings and a matching beaded bracelet. She completes the outfit with light blue heels featuring white strap details.

   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.).

   Bubble is usually kindhearted and happy, but when she is afraid of something, she will try and prevent it from happening (e.g. Pencil telling Lightning to shock someone in "Getting Teardrop to Talk"), which occasionally has consequences. There are times when Bubble has fits of eccentricity like "Rescission" and "The Long-lost Yoyle City" where she makes bizarre faces and movements for a short time. 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 balloon hibtamoos, 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.

   Throughout BFDI, Bubble expresses excitement by yelling "Yoylecake!" Her catchphrase may stem from an elongation of her pronunciation of "Yay" alongside "cake" which is a recurring item in BFDI.

   Bubble is extremely durable for a soap bubble, being able to last on Earth's atmosphere and even in space indefinitely without popping. She is also incredibly heavy for a bubble, since she doesn't ever float upward, even when underwater. Bubble's OMG phrase is OMBB; referring to "Bubble Blower".

   Bubble is a kind and carefree contestant to all and was even able to form an alliance, though she has been judged and killed by them at times.

   How she interacts with the host and other contestants:

   Announcer: Their relationship wildly depends on the episode, sometimes Announcer kills Bubble for no reason, but other times he treats her well, like when he gave her a prize for getting third place in season 1 while not giving anything to Leafy, who ranked second.

   Blocky: Bubble and Blocky are clearly enemies from both sides. Blocky’s motive for killing Bubble has never been shown as a form of genuine hatred in any way, Blocky only sees her as someone who's “fun to kill”, regardless of how Bubble feels about it. Blocky does at least show restraint against killing her when she can't be brought back as seen in "Return of the Hang Glider".

   Coiny: They may have possible bad relations, due to the fact that she may borrow ideas from him, but not treat him well behind his back.

   Eraser: They do not get along well. In "Sweet Tooth", when Eraser hands in a lent cake from Leafy, Announcer complains that it's the same as Bubble's, and gives it a lower score.

   In "Bridge Crossing", Eraser pushes Bubble onto the bridge, telling her to go cross it. This startles Bubble.

   In "Power of Three", when Pin is eliminated, she grabs Eraser before she is flung, causing Eraser to fall and pop Bubble.

   In "Cycle of Life", Eraser blames Bubble for their team's loss.

   In "Insectophobe's Nightmare", when Bubble observes that they're uncharacteristically in the lead, Eraser completely dismisses her and changes the subject. In the middle of the race, Bubble brings the Cherries to a halt to express how magical being in first place feels, which frustrates Match, Pencil, and Eraser.

   In "Crybaby!", Bubble says that she's glad the Cherries are no longer the losers. Eraser immediately responds saying that Bubble almost made them lose, and warns her not to do that again.

   Firey: They have very few direct interactions together. Firey may act nice to her, but may kill her just for fun. Bubble acts neutrally towards him, though.

   Flower: Bubble and Flower have been against each other in BFDI, where Flower's rude behavior forced Bubble to stand up to her on a couple of occasions, most notable in BFDI 25. So, they are Arch-Enemies.

   Golf Ball: She seems to dislike her. While Bubble is nice to most, she sees Golf Ball as a bossy bot, since she refers GB as a "no-no".

   Ice Cube: Bubble is the only member of Pencil's alliance that she's shown to consistently get along with. While she usually gets rejected by Pencil and Match to join the alliance, Bubble doesn't seem to mind her presence, and if she does join the alliance due to the elimination of Pencil and Match, she'll welcome Ice Cube like she's always been a part of it.

   Leafy: Bubble and Leafy had an on and off friendship throughout BFDI. Later down the season, they will get along well sometimes and argue sometimes about immunities, since Bubble wants to earn them with hard work, when Leafy wants to give them out to people.

   Match: Match and Bubble are already friends by the time the series begins. In "Take the Plunge: Part 1", they form an alliance along with Pencil, and they continue to be close friends throughout the first season.

   Needle: They seem to have a constant neutral relation, with no arguments between the two in this first season. However, she may get used as a tool by Blocky to kill him, or used as a demonstration by Bubble to show how easy it is to kill her.

   Pen: They don't hate each other like Pen's best friend Eraser, but they don't have enough interactions to warrant having more than neutral relations.

   Pencil: Bubble is in Pencil's Alliance. They seemed to have a good relationship in the first season, though Pencil would sometimes mock Bubble's seemingly low intelligence. Bubble usually accompanied Pencil wherever she went, alongside Match.

   Pin: In the first season, they have a neutral interaction as they don't talk much. Although, Pin may get annoyed with her, and she may pop Bubble occasionally with her point, albeit either by Blocky or by her own volition.

   Rocky: Bubble finds Rocky gross so she may not like him, but Rocky seems to have no opinion on her, however.

   Snowball: Similar to Blocky, Snowball appears to always be mean or make fun of Bubble, but Bubble doesn't seem to hate Snowball.

   Spongy: They sometimes may have bad terms on how Bubble perceives her due to the alliance hating on Spongy. She joins in on the hate, but may have her own friendly interactions with him.

   Tennis Ball: They barely interact with one another, so it is basically a neutral interaction, and they may be acquaintances.

   Teardrop: They get on well, as she seems to find Teardrop smart, while she can stand up to her when being disrespected.

   Woody: She could defend him as well like Teardrop, but we just don't know...

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