Battle For Dream Island RPG

Firey appears to be an orange flame. He is one of the few characters with an animated/moving asset. Firey is very competitive, and likes to win, as stated in the Official Character Guide. However, once he was eliminated in "Meaty", he lost all motivation to compete in challenges after Leafy stole Dream Island in BFDI 25. 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, 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.

Coiny is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, In Battle for Dream Island, Coiny competed on the Squashy Grapes until "Insectophobe's Nightmare", when he joined Another Name. Coiny was then eliminated in "A Leg Up in the Race" with 30 votes because Tennis Ball was picked onto the Squashy Grapes instead of him, placing 16th overall. 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 showcases his ability to think creatively and utilize the strengths of his teammates to achieve the team's goal, such as in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" when Coiny uses Pin to climb the building. This also influences the strategy of the other team members, indicating that Coiny's actions can have a broader impact on the team.

Leafy is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, She is a spring leaf with 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.

Snowball (abbreviated as SB) is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Snowball appears to be a white ball of hard-packed, wet snow. His metal form is composed of shades of gray with an off-white highlight on the upper left side of his body. His body is white, and his outline is grayish-blue. In episodes 1-12, he had a smooth shading, while episode 13 and onward gave him a more rugged shading, and in IDFB, his outline got thinner and more uniform. Snowball, though less arrogant and mean in later seasons, is still viewed by many contestants as a detriment to their team. This is evident in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" where he is the last contestant picked for a team by default, highlighting his unpopularity. Initially, his teammates give him the cold shoulder due to his known arrogance and violence, often assuming he will brag about his performance. However, Snowball occasionally defies these assumptions, such as complimenting Grassy in "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life." Over time, Snowball starts to show more sympathy towards other contestants, including those not on his team, like protecting Teardrop from elimination with Grassy's help. He demonstrates teamwork in challenges, such as collaborating with Grassy in "Balancing P.A.C.T." and willingly sacrificing himself for his team's advantage in "What's Up Bell's String?" Snowball even commends his teammates' efforts, showing growth by celebrating Grassy's hard work with genuine pride.

Tennis Ball (abbreviated TB) is a male contestant on Battle for Dream Island, 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. Also he is the first contestant without any arms. ennis Ball comes across as a character who values accuracy, is resourceful in challenging situations, and is also supportive of his teammates, showing a mix of practicality and empathy. His mistakes, while minor, humanize him and make him more relatable. His role in fixing and using the trebuchet in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" indicates his importance to the team, as he is the one providing a tool necessary for their success in the challenge. Even though the plan doesn't work as intended (flinging the team back and forth), his efforts ultimately contribute to the team's victory, especially when Puffball steps in to help. Him being separate from Golf Ball in "What's Up Bell's String?" marks a pivotal moment for Tennis Ball, as he must adjust and lead a new team without her. His idea to use glue as a strategy to trap other teams is practical but also backfires. His attempts to solve the situation, like gluing himself and TV together to "stick together", end up causing more problems, showing his tendency to overthink and accidentally worsen situations. However, he redeems himself in "Category One", after upgrading TV and giving him a metal base with wheels. He uses the refurbished TV to his team's advantage in order to distract a giant David so his teammates could lull him to sleep with milk. In Insectophobe's Nightmare 6, the remaining contestants merge, where dead and alive contestants are split into teams. Tennis Ball is initally a part of Team Dead until being recovered by Price Tag, placing him on Team Alive.

Teardrop (abbreviated as TD) is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, eardrop 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.

Needle is a female contestant on Battle for Dream Island, She is a sewing needle. She is very tall, thin, and is light grey-coloured. From "Get to the Top in 500 Steps" to "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life" her body was CGI due to eating the Photo Cake that Leafy gave her. This was reversed after she got hit by a regular cake that Two threw transferring the CGI look to the splattered cake instead. Needle is assertive, resourceful, and highly competitive, but she also grows to appreciate teamwork when it matters. She cares deeply for her team and gets frustrated when things don’t go as planned, like in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off" when her leaf trap intended for Two ends up trapping Bottle instead, much to her annoyance. Still, she doesn’t give up and stays determined to help her team. Her dynamic with Pen in "What’s Up Bell’s String?" adds depth to her character. Their friendship is competitive and filled with rivalry, but also mutual respect. They constantly challenge each other, whether it’s in physical tasks or proving who’s stronger, yet they ultimately work together when necessary. It shows that they recognize each other’s strengths and can set aside their differences to achieve a common goal.

Golf Ball (abbreviated as GB) is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, and the second Contestant without arms. 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 is focused on winning and often prioritizes her own plans over teamwork. She’s logical and quick-thinking but struggles to listen to others, leading to conflicts. Her frustration when not being seen as the leader shows her pride, while her sharp comments can create tension with her teammates. In "Seasonal Shift", however, her priorities shift. Golf Ball, along with Tennis Ball, were the first non-cosmic entities to find out something was wrong with the timeline before the Yoylite exploded and everyone else realized that the timeline they were in was completely fake and was caused by the failed debuters messing up the original timeline. The episode shows a contrast in Golf Ball’s priorities compared to "Category One", highlighting her character development. In TPOT 13, she is focused on winning at all costs, clashing with Donut over leadership and strategy. But in TPOT 15, her focus shifts to the catastrophic consequences of the timeline, prioritizing fixing the universe over winning the challenge. Golf Ball becomes more concerned with the bigger picture, while others, like Pencil, focus on immediate goals or personal desires. This progression shows Golf Ball's ability to recognize and adapt to larger issues when necessary. As of "Last One Standing", she seems to be more willing to listen to her team and let them do whatever they want while still retaining her bossy attitude, like when she let Winner stay with their new alliance. She also seems to not be used to being complimented or respected much by her fellow contestants, as she gets confused and happy when Pen tells her she has a special mind, and wanting to wait before killing Pen and go for someone else solely for that.

Pencil is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, 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

Pin is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Pin appears to be a standard plastic pushpin, with a red body and a gray point. 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.

Blocky, previously known as Building Block in the first few books of Total Firey Island, is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Blocky is a hardwood toy building block cube painted fully red. In the first season Blocky's isometric view asset was a misshapen trapezoidal cuboid shape instead of an even cube. n this season, Blocky's personality changes. He's a lot less violent towards others, killing people less often. He can still be pushed, like when Golf Ball tries to manage him, causing Blocky to break her in half. He's also more social and empathetic, standing up for Grassy when Golf Ball mistreated him, or worrying when Four was gonna come back. Blocky still wishes he could return to pranks, but he acknowledges the improbability of the prospect and shows restraint. His behaviour in episodes such as "Today's Very Special Episode" reflect his strong loyalty to his team members and a reluctance to break from group consensus. His decision to follow 8-Ball's misguided orders, even when it jeopardizes their success, shows that he values team unity over individual judgment. Blocky's actions also indicate that he may view authority and leadership as something that should be respected by the group's decision rather than based on competence alone, which is why he resists Golf Ball's attempt to take charge.

Match is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Match is a square matchstick. Her match head is colored red, and her wooden part is a light brown. Match usually stuck around with her alliance, starting the alliance with Bubble and Pencil in Take the Plunge: Part 1, and being teamed up with them in "Take the Plunge: Part 2" and "Power of Three". She frequently gossiped about other characters, like Snowball in "Power of Three" and "Cycle of Life", and sometimes started conflict with others, like Pin in "Sweet Tooth" and later in "PointyPointyPointy ♫", and Bubble in BFDI 4. She frequently hung out with Pencil in every episode, talking to her about anything they feel like, as seen in "Take the Plunge: Part 1" when they talk about Flower's phobia of bugs. They're very close to each other as seen when Pencil mourned Match's elimination in "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None", however sometimes get into arguments as seen in "Are You Smarter Than a Snowball?" when Pencil gets upset at Match for accidentally setting their tests on fire.

Pen is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Pen is a generic capped ballpoint pen. His body is slim and white, and his cap is a light blue color. Despite his blue cap, his ink appears to be black or indigo.[BFB4] In early BFDI, his rear shading and bottom were curved, but later on they became straight. Pen is a kind, empathetic, and loyal character, contrasting with his more aggressive or indifferent peers. He shows his caring nature by helping Rubber Spatula feel better about being the least voted to join and encourages a positive outlook. During “The Power of Four” Pen offers to listen to Liy talk about how she felt about her time in the E.X.I.T. after she mentioned her distaste of waterfalls. Pen has also shown to be competitive and playful but can act impulsively, like during his rivalry with Needle in "What's Up Bell's String?", which later turns into a friendship he values deeply. He struggles with the eliminations of Needle and Eraser in "Category One" and "I SAID CAREFUL!!!" respectively, becoming increasingly paranoid about losing more. Despite this, Pen is still sympathetic, even to those who hurt him, like Pencil, whom he helps after understanding her fear of Four. "Bottle For Dream Island" further cements Pen's attachment-based abandonment issues as he struggles to cope with the loss of his two close friends and tries to re-kindle a now-distant friendship with another member his old friend group, Snowball. Still, he is shown to be a very empathic person by trying to console Pencil about her emotions, sympathizing with her after noticing that she was struggling to maintain friendships as well. He’s actively growing more and more as a person with the help of Liy’s guidance.

Rocky is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, And the third contestant without arms. 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. Rocky is usually seen smiling and is rarely shown to be angry, even when bad things happen to him. This implies that Rocky is typically in a carefree and cheerful mood. In "Balancing P.A.C.T.", however, he actually reacts to his elimination, becoming angry and vomiting into a volcano, though Two eliminates him before he can go any further. This shows that Rocky is not completely brainless, and that his carefree and strange personality may be as much by choice as due to low intelligence.

Ice Cube (often addressed as Icy) is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, and the fourth contestant without arms. Ice Cube, whilst not perfectly shaped as one, appears to be a frozen cube of 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 retains her quiet personality, but shows more strength, emotional awareness, and clear boundaries. She’s not easily influenced by others anymore, like when she refuses to team up with Book in "You Know Those Buttons Don’t Do Anything, Right?" or when she hesitates to talk to Book in "What’s Up Bell's String?" after they’re placed on the same team. Though she's still healing from past wounds, she’s careful about who she trusts and becomes more assertive in her own way, like when she decides not to associate herself and Book with Pencil in "Category One". Even though she’s hesitant at first, Ice Cube’s actions show she still cares about Book, and she wants to protect herself and her friends. This is especially clear during her elimination in "The Power of Four" where she reveals her desire to repair their bond, showing a softer, more understanding side of her.

Bubble is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, 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 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.

Eraser is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Battle for BFDI, Eraser appears to be a hot pink rubber school eraser in the shape of a narrow rhombohedron. Due to his slanted shape, when facing the front, he takes the form of an elongated trapezoid. Eraser is shown to be more competitive in TPOT than he is in previous seasons. He often sabotages other teams out of boredom, like when he knocked over The Strongest Team on Earth's stacks in "The Worst Day of Black Hole’s Life" and acted smug about it. Despite this, he gradually becomes more helpful to his team, starting in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" when he revealed his sterner side in contrast to his laid-back personality when telling Golf Ball she won't be of help in the challenge. Eraser continues to build friendships, like with Tennis Ball and TV, and gradually plays a more helpful role in challenges. Eraser also shows a more considerate side, like when he tries to help Teardrop in "Balancing P.A.C.T.", despite their past rivalry. He is even shown to be on better terms with her in "Outbreak At Stake", showing that Eraser does care about others underneath his playful and sometimes cocky behavior.

David is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, David is a crudely drawn stickman, his outline and facial details are gray, and his face is white. He turns red and has yellow zig-zagged lines that are supposed to be lightning bolts surrounding him when he gets angry. He appears to have a blank stare with his mouth closed most of the time. In "Four Goes Too Far", although it is not shown happening, he became orange thanks to Tangerine Juice, due to him being safe from elimination and he kept this color since. He retains this character change in TPOT as well. David seems to care about his friends, as seen in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" where he is shown trying to help Roboty out of the EXIT when nobody else seemed to care. After hearing Pencil refer to Roboty as "dead weight", he responded with "Aw, Seriously?" like always, but possibly out of anger, annoyance or guilt. In "Insectophobe's Nightmare 6", a rare glimpse into David's mind is given. It is shown that he perceives the world as a series of near-incomprehensible, rapidly-morphing scribbles.

Flower is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Flower appears to be a flower with five, pink petals (specifically a charming centaury). 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 stem. Flower was generally disliked by all of the contestants. Her personality was extremely one-dimensional, having an exceptionally short temper. Flower tended to express anger and rage, even against the host, and felt that nothing should stop her in her path to win the competition. 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.

Spongy is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island And the fifth contestant without arms. Spongy 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. Spongy struggles to fit in, but he’s still a character who wants to belong and be appreciated, even when others treat him poorly. Spongy is frequently placed in situations where he is treated as an afterthought or burden, like when he’s dismissed as a weak link in challenges or when others take advantage of his squishy nature. Despite this, Spongy continues to participate, and often does his best in challenges.

Woody is a male contestant in Battle for Dream Island, Woody appears to be a thick light brown piece 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. Woody isn't as paranoid as he used to be and does a better job at socializing with his team. Although he is still known for being afraid and insecure, he seems to have grown more confident over time, even to the point of making his first kill in "The Liar Ball You Don't Want". He is a loyal teammate and tries to be helpful, but his fear often gets in the way of helping his team. Woody is known for speaking incoherently, often needing translation from Four, though at times he would utter short sentences. Because of his lack of screen time in the first season and his absence afterwards, he only started really speaking in BFB. ------------------------------------HOSTS--------------------------------------------------------- Announcer, often referred to as the Speaker Box, is the host of both Battle for Dream Island and Battle for Dream Island Elsewhere Announcer appears to be a speaker box. His cone and gasket are light grey, and his main body is dark grey. 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.

Four (4) is an Algebralien and both the secondary antagonist of the Battle for Dream Island series and the main host of the fourth season, BFB. Four, as his name suggests, appears to be a blue Arabic numeral four (4), whose design is based on the version of "4" with an open top, most likely taken from the original Minesweeper. He is drawn simplistically and have limbs that are lighter colored. Like every algebralien, Four has four fingers. In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off," Four reverts to his chaotic behavior, likely due to lingering anger at the old contestants or his commitment to guarding the hotel's food. Additionally, in the stinger for "The Seven Wonders of Goiky," Four punishes Roboty for escaping the EXIT, showcasing his aggressive and controlling nature towards those who defy his rules. His rage intensifies when Clock, his "friend," is trapped in the elimination space by Two in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare" prompting a destructive rampage alongside X. However, in "Out Of The Blue," Four's demeanor shifts slightly. While he still tries to prevent the EXITors from escaping, he becomes somewhat more amiable when they assist in the hotel's kitchen, suggesting a possible softening in his approach, at least when it involves cooperation and help. When Four takes over Two’s role as a host during their depression in "The Power of Four," he starts to show more of his old personality from early BFB—though less bizarre than before. Even with the changes seen by "Chapter Complete," Four still has no problem harming or even killing contestants without remorse, especially when they break the rules. This includes splitting Pillow in half with his tongue after she ate one of the cakes. One of the clearest examples of his cruelty shows when he smiles maniacally after zapping Yellow Face into ashes. The grin, along with Yellow Face’s ashes on him, makes it clear how dangerous and downright frightening he can be. Powers and abilities Nigh-Omnipotence (formerly): Thanks to the source of power from the Yoylite, Four was shown to possess near limitless power. Four can control fundamental forces such as space, time, matter, and energy. Though, Fours omnipotence doesn’t seem to be absolute, as he was unable to fix the time rift and claimed he did everything to fix it. Fours full power is similar and rivaling that of Two, though with a blue aura compared to Two's green. In "Last One Standing," Pencil stole Four’s power — along with a portion of Two’s — rendering Four an ordinary, depowered algebralien, even though his body remains naturally invulnerable to heavy objects. Ultimate-level reality-warping: Four can manipulate most, if not all, aspects of existence, allowing them to do virtually anything. Four screeching at X. Four screeching at X. Screechy: Four can emit a screechy that stuns any targeted contestant. When expressing affection or excitement, this ability also produces hearts that can fling others away, as demonstrated with Eraser. Electricity Generation: Four can fire beams from their hands, electrocuting targets and reducing their health. They may need to charge up for more powerful beams, but can also shoot instantly. The known victims include Gelatin, Stapy, Snowball (possibly), Grassy (possibly), Tennis Ball, Two (possibly), Bracelety, Pen, and Pencil. Creation: Four can create items such as cakes, buttons, pillars, Paper Planes, Buzzer Boxes, soup, and jawbreakers from thin air. Paint firing: In "Four Goes Too Far", Four shoots orange paint to turn Beep orange. In "The Power of Four", this ability is used to tag contestants with blue paint. Physical contact isn’t required for it to work. Gravity manipulation: When Donut was infused with the "factor of Four", he could toggle gravity’s effects selectively — for example, affecting only the Moon. Four also compressed the massive Black Hole into a smaller, less gravitationally intense form so he could compete. Shape-shifting: In "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", both Four and X are shown to alter their appearances and those of others. Size manipulation: In several episodes (e.g., "Return of the Rocket Ship", "Take the Tower", "The Tweested Temple"), Four grows to immense sizes, sometimes large enough to hold Black Hole (planet-sized) in their hand. They can also shrink, as seen in The Seven Wonders of Goiky and Outbreak At Stake. Brain manipulation: In "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", Four swaps contestants’ personalities and bodies, which then shape-shift back into their original appearances. Perspective violation: Four can defy 2D visual logic, appearing in front of and behind objects simultaneously. Self-voice manipulation: Four can amplify their voice to cosmic levels. Clouds manipulation: Four creates timers made of clouds to visually represent time limits during challenges. Donut also used this via the "factor of Four". Terraforming: In "Take the Tower", Four raises hills beneath the teams’ towers with a wave of his hand. Physical video conversion: In "Chapter Complete", Four transforms the BFDI and BFDIA into a literal object: a deep-fried box. Warping: In "Chapter Complete", touching a cactus representation of Four causes Profily to warp, ascend, and pop. Mutilation: Four can abstractly deform contestants, effectively killing them, accompanied by a harp sound. Inception/Astral projection: Four can enter his own dimension to communicate with "EXITors", and still interact externally — suggesting inner space is larger or functions non-linearly. Teleportation: Four can teleport when the number "4" is invoked and can teleport others with a snap. They also send contestants to the elimination space. Thought manipulation: In "The Four is Lava", Four sends happy thoughts to safe contestants during Cake at Stake. It’s unclear if other thoughts can be created. Possession: Four can possess objects like trees, buildings, and even the sun, which then turn blue. Assimilation: In "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning", Four merges with the Northern Desert, reshaping it to resemble himself. Air manipulation: In "A Taste of Space", Four provides air in space. Black hole immunity: Four can touch and move Black Hole without harm — though he was later sucked in and died in "If Among Us Was a BFDI Challenge". Memory reading: In "Who Stole Donut's Diary?", Four reads X’s mind using a memory beam to solve the diary mystery. Mind reading: In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", Four hears Ice Cube’s voice in Winner’s dream. Telekinesis: Four, like X, can levitate objects with a snap, shown in "The Game Has Changed". Nigh-omnipresence: Four can exist in multiple places at once, such as being inside the Eternal Algebra Class Withfour while partially present outside. Malleability: Four’s body can stretch, contract, and morph. In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", his hand emerges from his mouth. Recovery: Four replaces Recovery Centers by reviving contestants with his hand, and even teaches X the skill. He can also recover others in unconventional ways, such as through jawbreakers. Elimination: Four absorbs contestants for elimination, replacing previous devices like the Tiny Loser Chamber. He sends them to the EXIT, an alternate realm. Superhuman speed: Four travels to the Sun in 12 seconds (≈45 billion km/h) in "Chapter Complete". He is approximately 42× faster than light. Superhuman strength: Via the "factor of Four", Donut once pushed the Earth using only his feet. Four also crushed the FreeSmart Supervan barehanded. Flight: Four can fly, such as when eliminating Roboty in "Enter the Exit". Regeneration: In "Enter the Exit", Four reconstitutes himself from a liquid state. Fire resistance (external): Four withstands lava and can stand on the Sun. However, he suffers when fire touches him internally (as in "The Escape from Four" and "Out Of The Blue"). Superhuman intelligence: Four fluently understands multiple obscure languages, including Insulavoric, Morse code, and non-verbal communication from characters like Teardrop. Superhuman hearing: Four can hear from extreme distances, including as far as the Sun. Despawning: Four can remove contestants from existence by despawning them, indicated by a white flash or laser. In "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning", X uses a white laser eye beam to despawn Teardrop. Music Generation: According to the BFB theme title, Four can generate music using his hand. Dream Manipulation: Four can insert characters into others’ dreams, similar to Two’s method. Autotomy: Four can remove his own eyes or limbs painlessly, as shown in "What's Up Bell's String?" and "Seasonal Shift". Color Manipulation: Four changes Pin’s color in "The Power of Four", and turns his own hand green to activate the elimination zone. Laser Eyes: In "Chapter Complete", Four uses laser vision inside his mind to destroy 8-Ball. Cooking: Four is an exceptionally talented cook, even impressing Two. Painting: In "Out of The Blue", Four is seen painting a version of "The Son of Man". Power Transfer: In "Last One Standing", Four absorbs and distributes Two’s powers to help stop a catastrophic event. Sensing Death: In “The Power of Four”, when Price Tag is killed by Pillow, Four appears and says, “What’s going on here? Someone perished! I can sense it!” Superhuman vehicular excellence: Four has a Class-B driver's license in good standing, and managed to drive his bus for three weeks (504 hours) straight through the Northern Desert without sleeping, stopping, crashing, or even refueling the bus, and barely flinched when he hit Purple Face, turning on the wipers to get him off the windshield. Weaknesses Simplification: Four becomes vulnerable if multiplied by 0, or anything resembling zero (e.g., Donut’s insides). Contact with 0 liquefies Four, transferring most powers to the 0 until removed. Limited stamina/Exhaustion: Four failed to eliminate and suck up Spongy to the EXIT, due to his massive size in "The Escape from Four". Burn intolerance: Internal fire causes pain and psychedelic effects, curable only by feeling better (often via a Juice Box). Yoyle metal: Yoyle Metal resists Four’s zappies. Snowball was unharmed by beams while yoylefied in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off". Dim-wittedness: In BFB 23 ("Fashion For Your Face!"), Four didn’t realize the courtroom jail cell was made of cardboard tubes painted to look like metal. Poor aim: In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", Four repeatedly missed his target, leading to mishaps (like zapping a sandwich). Anger issues: Frequently lashes out in Battle for BFB, resulting in unnecessary zaps, mutilations, and eliminations.

X is a variable and the co-host of the fourth season of the Battle for Dream Island series, BFB. X is a drawing of the letter X with a yellow body and lighter yellow limbs. Similar to Four, they are purposefully drawn simplistically, with different assets and four fingers. After returning in TPOT, X is the hotel’s chef with Four, being more similar to his early-BFB self. Like Four, he is strange and erratic in behavior, and can sometimes be cruel or violent to the contestants, such as when he zaps them in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off" or abandons them during the storm in "Category One". However, while not always as kind and gentle as he was post-BFB 9, X is still nicer and friendlier than Four, and never means any harm. He is also more reasonable: for example, in "The Power of Four", he agrees to let Bagged go due to their hiding place being destroyed, accepting that it would be unfair to tag them. Also, when he and Four go on a rampage after Clock's elimination, X only damages the hotel, unlike Four, who attacks the contestants. In general, X is still the more peaceful and good-natured of the two; he simply shares Four's unusual and alien morality. Abilities Strengths Omnipotence: Like Four, X has been shown to be able to do similar things that Four can do, however, they aren't as experienced as Four. Throughout the series, X has learned abilities that previously only Four could do, such as recovering. Flight: As shown in "Getting Teardrop to Talk" and "Fortunate Ben", X has the ability to float in mid-air. In "Get to the Top in 500 Steps", they levitated to the top of the viewer's screen. In "The Four is Lava", they float right above Four. Both Four and X tend to idly stare at the viewers before the ability is used. Teleportation: They can also teleport, as they got back up to his platform after being knocked back by one of their baskets in "Getting Teardrop to Talk" and teleported to Firey and Four in "Who Stole Donut's Diary?", as well as away from the Waterfall in "The Power of Four". Rapid Construction: They can also build quickly, as they built the challenge station for "This Episode Is About Basketball" in 3 seconds (3:26 - 3:29). Regeneration: In "Enter the Exit", X was shown to heal their leg almost immediately after Pie dislocated it to make a four. It also seems that they can reattach entire limbs with nothing but bandages in "Fortunate Ben", however it did take them a full episode in this case. Pain resistance: When Pie dislocated their leg, they took it with no more than an "Ow!". Shape-shifting [debatable]: As shown in "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", both X and Four can shape-shift, or change their physical appearance. Heat resistance: As shown in "Return of the Rocket Ship", X was able to survive in molten magma/molten iron, as well as in "How Loe Can You Grow?", X was able to stay alive when being sunburned. Also, in "Chapter Complete", X was able to stand on the sun without any issue. G-force resistance: X was able to remain stable even after being flung towards Earth's core at 2,763 miles per hour (or 4,446 kilometers per hour) in "Return of the Rocket Ship". Strength: X broke through the earth's crust with no tools or assistance in "Return of the Rocket Ship". They also lifted the heavy rocks without struggling in "Take the Tower". Telekinesis: When X snaps their fingers, they can make things float. Super speed: In "Who Stole Donut's Diary?", X was able to run from the courtroom to where Donut's diary was returned to, and back. Thermoregulation: X can change the temperature resistance of other characters by snapping their fingers. Recovery: As shown in "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning" onwards , X can recover contestants using their hands, just like Four. Deletion: Also shown in BFB 28, X can "de-spawn" or delete hosts (and possibly contestants) by snapping their fingers, as done to Purple Face. It is unknown whether or not the victim has to be in a certain condition for them to be able to do this. De-spawning: Once again shown in BFB 28, X can kill contestants by using lasers that can vaporize contestants, like Four. This was first used on Teardrop when she couldn't prove she wouldn't quit BFB. This ability is similar to Four's "Zappies" ability. This is also the only time someone has been de-spawned onscreen. Self-cloning: In Outbreak at Stake they are seen cloning himself. Zappies: In "Claustrophobe's Nightmare" and "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", they use this ability. In the former, they use it to attempt to destroy the claw machine with Four, but instead made Match, Book, and Donut dizzy and also zap away the contestants. Igniting: In BFB 28, with a snap of their fingers, X can automatically set themselves on fire. Paint creation: In "The Power of Four", X is shown to share Four's ability to fire paint from their hand, as they use it to tag the contestants.

Two (2) is an Algebralien and is the host of the fifth season of BFDI, Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. Two's legal name is actually Two Integer Two appears to be a green Arabic numeral two (2), with their green color being based off from the original Minesweeper. Two is drawn in the same style as Four and X, as they has limbs that are a lighter shade of green, being drawn simplistically and having four fingers. However, one thing to note is Two's face is located on the upper section of their body unlike Four and X, whose faces are located on the middle of their bodies. Two is shown to be a more easygoing, silly, and casual British host. Compared to Four, they are nowhere near as sadistic and act very reasonably with the contestants most of the time. Two also seems to care for them in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?," as they were genuinely concerned for Are You Okay after they fell from a tall height. Two occasionally has their moments of rudeness, such as laughing at Rubber Spatula for having the least votes to join the show. However, even then, Two felt bad when Rubber Spatula thought that nobody voted for him. Although, Two's more passive approach leaves them susceptible to getting pushed around by the contestants when they mess things up, as shown at the end of "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" when they were assaulted by the contestants due to the contestants not hearing them explain the rules and instructions. Two can also be cryptic at times, similar to Four, such as when they don't clearly explain the token they give to Pin in "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life". They are also shown to be more empathetic, unlike Four, as shown in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", where unlike the BFB host, Two does care about Clock's relation with Winner and gives him a chance at fixing his relationship with them. Powers and abilities Omnipotence (formerly): Ever since their debut, Two is known for having limitless power, making them one of the most powerful characters in the entire franchise, as they were given the most Yoylite power by the Algebraliens. Like Four, Two can control fundamental forces, and their power is similar and rivaling that of the former. Two's powers are green in color and is collectively called The Power of Two, which is the prize and title of their show. In Last One Standing, Four drained all the power from them, and gave it to the TPOT Contestants. Ultimate-level reality-warping: Two's power, the prize of their show, The Power of Two. Two's power, the prize of their show, The Power of Two. Two is a superhuman being, being able to control most of reality itself. They are able to do practically anything they want. Telekinesis: Two is able to move the Bathrooms up out of the ground, revealing a hotel, as well as move lava, a forest, and the contestants around to their will. Flight: Flew to Goiky upon their arrival in The Escape from Four and flew around and onto the Hotel in You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?. Heat resistance: Survived re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere and crash-landing onto the earth without any visible burns. Teleportation: In every other TPOT episode, Two is shown to be able to teleport. They can also teleport others, which they use to eliminate contestants, transport contestants to challenge areas and transport characters out of danger. Force field generation: In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", Two created a force field, preventing anyone already at the top of the building from going back down. Plant life creation: In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", Two recreated the grass and trees after they were destroyed earlier from the lava. They can also customize the colors, shown by making the grass yellow, and the tree leaves green (which leaves Remote dissatisfied after she said the grass is green and the trees are yellow). Jump-boost: In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", Two can jump all the way up from the ground to the top of the Hotel with ease. Consumption of inedible objects: As shown in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off" two manages to consume a whole entire paper bag without getting sick. They also describe the bag as their favorite part. Recovery: Two, similarly to Four, can recover contestants, however, this has only been demonstrated by Snowball in “Suite Escape”, (It is unknown why Two hasn’t used this ability to recover contestants.) Malleability: Two can stretch their limbs to long distances. Intangibility: Two can phase through solids as seen in "Chapter Complete", and in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off". Extreme durability: Two survived getting crushed by the moon in the "The Great Goikian Bake-Off". Transmutation: Can transform objects into different things, such as the sun into a hovering spike ball, as seen in "The Escape from Four". Super-strength: In "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters", Two tests The Strongest Team on Earth's contraption said to test strength. After they punch the box from the contraption, it flies away over the horizon. Size manipulation: Can grow and/or shrink contestants with their hands, as seen in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off". They can also control other objects' size, as seen in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky". Water-walking: In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", when Donut throws Two into the ocean, Two doesn't sink, but instead hovers over the water. Creation and destruction of non-living objects: In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", a watch appears on Two's hand, and then disappears. In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", they materialise a cake out of thin air. Super hearing: In "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", Two states that they can hear Fanny, who was at the the Northern Desert at the time, from the Grasslands, regardless whether she was yelling or not. Transformation (non-canon): In "Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!", Two, nervous that the algebraliens will find out that they freed Fourteen by splitting him into two sevens, turned into a drawing on the whiteboard to hide. Entering different dimensions (non-canon): Two can switch from one dimension to another, as seen in "Thanks for 2,000,000 subscribers!", where they enter a whiteboard as a drawing without any complications. Magma Manipulation: In “The Escape from Four”, Two grabs lava from a volcano and shapes it into the Number 2. This is also demonstrated in “The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life” where they shapes lava into numbers for a timer. Trans-lens creation:Two created portal-like mirrors that reveal sight from other locations, in "Outbreak At Stake". Dream manipulation: Two can force certain dreams on others, as well as put objects into other's dreams, as seen in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare". Limb reposition: Two, as a zombie, can reposition their limbs about at free will, making their legs move atop their head. Sentience creation: Two can create creatures out of thin air, such as a sentient creature with an alien appearance and screen in "What's Up Bell's String?". Power Absorption: Like Four, Two's power allows them to absorb the powers of other people, which was evident when Pencil was able to absorb Four's power in "Last One Standing". Self-duplication (non-canon): In the first part of "Twosday", Two can duplicate themselves. Matter manipulation: In "Alone", Two is seen picking up a tree with their power before transforming it into a house. Zapping: Two, similarly to Four, is able to create large green electric beams with their hands which, with enough power, can be fatal, although this has only been demonstrated by Pencil in "Last One Standing", when she zaps TV, Book, and Price Tag. Mutilation: Two, similarly to Four, is able to mutilate objects into an abstract shape, although this has only been demonstrated by Pencil in "Last One Standing", when she mutilates TV into an abstract shape. Distortion: Two is capable of distorting objects before turning them into a puddle, although this has only been demonstrated by Tree in "Last One Standing", when he accidentally morphs Golf Ball into multiple strange forms before she falls down as a strange white liquid. Fire Manipulation: Two is capable of manipulating fire, although this has only been demonstrated by Tree in “Last One Standing” where he accidentally sets Golf Ball on fire. Ice Manipulation: Two is capable of manipulating ice, although this has only been demonstrated by Tree in “Last One Standing” where he accidentally freezes Golf Ball. Resistance to zombie impulses: Unlike the other infected characters in "Outbreak At Stake", Two somewhat retains their affability and mental faculties -- they wave at Gaty as she passes by, speak to her to lure her into a room, and send her (as well as Golf Ball and Tennis Ball) to the elimination place rather than attack them. While they still act in an off-putting manner, they ultimately never harm a contestant and only ever try to devour The S!'s steaks. Cloud Manipulation: In “What's Up Bell's String?“, Two transforms two clouds into votes, before creating clouds of Robot Flower and Bell, which had their expressions tied to it as well. ---------------------------------------VILLIANS---------------------------------------------------- One (1) is an Algebralien and the main antagonist of Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, as well as the main protagonist of "Alone". One is also the first Number to have no arms. One is a light blue Arabic numeral one (1), being based off the design of the "1" with a base (𝟷), likely taken from the original Minesweeper. The diagonal part and base of the "𝟷" are misaligned, the former more far off to the left. Unlike almost all well-known Algebraliens, One doesn't have any arms. Sometimes, One's eyes appear to protrude outside her body, and on some occasions, they appear slimmer and more tilted, including when she is enraged. One is nonchalant, calm and seemingly helpful, but is very manipulative and malicious under the surface. They seem to constantly observe the contestants and know their vulnerabilities very well, which they exploits to convince (or blackmail) them into signing their deals, often for rewards they may or may not actually give. One is easily irritable and gets annoyed when people are hesitant or resistant to her and gets enraged when people defy her, like Donut and Leafy do in "Last One Standing". The episode shows One to be incredibly cruel and manipulative, showing no remorse for the destruction and deletion of contestants that she is responsible for, as well as convincing Pencil to give her all of Two's and Four's power. She is also very power-hungry. In the past, prior to her isolation, One appears to be a nice but lonely person, eager to make friends with the other Algebraliens, eventually befriending Three. However, she also acts impulsively and doesn't realize what she's doing until it's too late, killing Three for betraying her before desperately trying to fix it. She tries hard to patch things up that she did wrong, in fear of not being accepted and remaining alone. After being locked up inside the Moon, her desire for revenge against the others (especially Four) grew, although she still showed remorse for her actions. Even in the present day, she is still hurt by her loneliness, evident when she forcefully kicked Leafy out of her dimension after her constant remarks of One being alone and sad, meaning she still holds some amount of insecurity despite her antagonistic behavior. Overall, One is shown to be vengeful and manipulative, but below the surface, regretful and lonely.

Three (3) is an Algebralien and a pivotal character in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. her body and limbs become much more pale, with her color and left eye constantly shifting. Her body doesn't have a consistent border in this form, either, as it shifts erratically. In "Out Of The Blue", it appears that she is someone who wants to be alone, as shown when she makes an ominous sound and then later shuts the door of her cage to keep herself away from the others. Because of what One did to Three, it seemingly indicated that her sanity had begun to slowly decrease, most likely due to how long Three has been isolated for. During her brief appearances in "Seasonal Shift", Three is seen standing quietly with Ean in an altered version of "Fortunate Ben" (which for some reason, she doesn't look corrupted) and is also later seen next to TV after CloudYAY return to the present. In both instances, a darkening vignette appears around the screen as it begins to zoom in on Three as she opens their mouth, suggesting that she may not be in a very stable state of mind. In the present day, Three has locked herself away in a cage, spending years in complete isolation. Even when the other contestants unlocked her cage In "Out Of The Blue", she shut the door herself, most likely wanting to stay away from everyone else to not cause harm. -----------------------------------RECOVERY CENTERS------------------------------------------- The Wireless Recovery Center (WRC, stylized as WIRELESS Recovery Center) is a recovery center used in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. The Wireless Recovery Center is used to recover dead contestants. It functions similarly to the Hand-powered Recovery Center in the sense that the character's name has to be typed on a keypad to recover them. Unlike the HPRC, there is no cranking required, as pressing the "GO" button instantly recovers that character. If it fails to recover, there is a "Try Again" button that recovers the same contestant again. This can also be used if one (in theory) needs to repeatedly recover someone or a group of people, as shown in "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", "Fishes and Dishes" and "Category One". a WRC Controller with a very similar keypad layout can be used to remotely recover contestants. When the keys on the WRC are pressed, differently pitched beeps are heard for each key, much like the HPRC. When a contestant is recovered, they will fall out of the slot on the front of the WRC, and a robotic voice states their name. Additionally, a chime is heard upon a successful recovery. Similarly to the HPRC, if the WRC attempts to recover a contestant who is alive or their status unknown, the entry field of the WRC will display the text "ERROR" in red text as a two-tone buzzing sound plays as shown in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 6" on the WRC Controller.