Price Tag - TPOT

Price Tag (also known as Taggy) is a non-binary contestant in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. In Battle for BFDI, Price Tag was one of the 26 recommended characters that had a chance of joining Two's show in "The Escape from Four". The votes for the debut were revealed in the first episode of TPOT. In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Price Tag's votes were revealed in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" and they only got 4,907 votes, placing 3rd, which wouldn't have been enough, however due to the amount of contestants not being enough to split them into teams evenly, and due to Nonexisty being disqualified, Price Tag was able to join the season alongside Winner. Price Tag competed on Just Not until the team swap in "What's Up Bell's String?", where they were instead put on Team 2 by One. Quick Answers fandom logo What is the significance of Price Tag's character in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two?toggle section How many votes did Price Tag receive in the first episode of TPOT?toggle section What was Price Tag's role in 'The Escape from Four' episode?toggle section What is the gender identity of Price Tag in TPOT?toggle section What other names is Price Tag known by in the Battle for Dream Island series?toggle section Appearance Price Tag is a red price tag label. They have a dark outline with a gray string attached. They have two legs, but no arms, making them an armless contestant. Price Tag was also shown with one arm in "The Four is Lava". They are confirmed to be made of paper, as seen in "Outbreak At Stake," when Pillow rips them in half with a paper tearing noise being heard. Price Tag's face is sideways, which resembles the text seen on price tags in the real world. Price Tag can morph their face into many unicode characters and emoticons like ":]" (smiley face), "xD" (laughing face), "U_U" (neutral expression with closed eyes), or ">:3" (a mischievous cat-like face). This means that they can also shape their face into signs that aren't faces. For example, in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", when asked if they equal one, Price Tag transforms their face into a dollar sign ("$1"). This activity appears to be very exhausting for them, given the sigh of relief after the said action (presumably having to hold their breath to do it). They can also turn their face to the right to make it not sideways, as shown in the same episode when they're in the elevator with the rest of Just Not and it stops. Price Tag can also use their string as an arm of sorts, as seen in "Bottle For Dream Island", when they're selling the foods on Yellow Face & Taggy's Warehouse's website, using the string to touch the phone screen. Emoticons Emoticon faces as of TPOT 17 Changes BFDIA 14: Price Tag is horizontally longer. Price Tag has no string. Price Tag's face uses Calibri Bold (Times New Roman in a previous scene, which may have been an error). Price Tag is a more solid red. Price Tag's metal ring is a dark, unreflective gray. BFB 15: Price Tag gains a string. Price Tag is a cooler red. Price Tag is horizontally shorter. Price Tag's ring is much lighter and shinier. Price Tag has one arm that sticks out above them. Price Tag's face sometimes uses Arial but mostly Calibri. BFB 16+: Price Tag is armless again. Price Tag's face always uses Calibri. Price Tag’s chronological debut (BFDIA 14) Price Tag’s chronological debut (BFDIA 14) Price Tag doodle (TPOT 1) Price Tag doodle (TPOT 1) Price Tag in The Early BFB Style (TPOT 10) Price Tag in The Early BFB Style (TPOT 10) Smashed Price Tag (TPOT 17) Smashed Price Tag (TPOT 17) Price Tag's initial appearance (BFB 15) Price Tag's initial appearance (BFB 15) Price Tag wearing a bracelet (TPOT 4) Price Tag wearing a bracelet (TPOT 4) The Taggy with the shades (TPOT 9) The Taggy with the shades (TPOT 9) Price Tag with a blue splat on them (TPOT 16) Price Tag with a blue splat on them (TPOT 16) Personality Price Tag is a practical and resourceful character with a business-focused mindset, often using humor or playful remarks, especially about money. They're shown to be a bit of a geek, as shown in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", where they describe their love of games like Goiky and Dragons, and trading various things, along with antiques. Price Tag is also a problem solver, like when they came up with the idea to trade random items between teams to fix the rollercoaster in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky". They think critically and help find a solution. While they joke around at times, they know when to be serious and are ready to step up when needed. Price Tag is independent and assertive, refusing to let anyone push them or their friends around, as seen in their interactions with Pencil. Price Tag is also good at spotting opportunities, which is why they teamed up with Yellow Face in "The Power of Four". They have a strong desire for success and recognition, like when they lowered the price of the time reversal ray to make it more marketable. Their partnership with Yellow Face shows that they value working together. Overall, Price Tag balances independence, assertiveness, and practicality, focusing on challenges with a clear focus on their success. They stand their ground when needed and focus on their goals while still willing to form alliances when it's strategically advantageous. Abilities Value detection: When Price Tag comes in contact with an object, they will be able to analyze the price value of the object, as seen in "Fishes and Dishes" when they analyze the price of a plate (The one Icy licks later on) and shows it is worth 10,000 "shiny ones". String Arm: When Price Tag decides to, they can hold items using their string. This is seen in "Category One", "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", and "Bottle For Dream Island". Weaknesses Unable to consume orally: Price Tag is unable to eat or drink, as they don't have a tangible mouth, as seen in "The Power of Four" and "Bottle For Dream Island". Weak material: Because they are made out of paper, their body is very weak and thus can easily be torn apart. This is seen when Pillow rips them apart in "I SAID CAREFUL!!!" and "The Power of Four".