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Flower

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a mean plant

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Flower is a female contestant in Battle for Dream Island, IDFB, and Battle for BFB. She was also a host of Battle for Dream Island Again before her untimely death in "Well, Look Who It Is!".

In Battle for Dream Island, Flower competed on the Squashy Grapes until "Barriers and Pitfalls" where she was the first ever eliminated contestant with 4 votes. She then rejoined in "The Glistening" with 205 votes before being re-eliminated in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2" with 524 votes, placing 4th overall.

In Battle for Dream Island Again, Flower had a chance to join at the start of the season and she received enough votes with 312 votes to join, which would have placed her 18th to join the season, however because she was killed off "permanently" by being crushed by the Announcer Transportation Device in the season 1 finale, TV disqualified her. She made occasional appearances throughout the season as a supporting character and was even a host of the season in "Lots of Mud" before being crushed by Spongy in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4". In the episode's successor, "Well, Look Who It Is!" she had died on her death bed in hospital due to the side effects of being crushed by Spongy.

In IDFB, Flower is currently a free character due to being disqualified from BFDIA and then being revived in "Zeeky Boogy Doog" allowing her to avoid the Tiny Loser Chamber, however she has yet to actually appear in the season.

In Battle for BFDI, Flower competed on iance until the split in "The Escape from Four", where she stayed with Four and his show.

In Battle for BFB, Flower competed on the Have Nots until the merge in "The Game Has Changed". She won the season with 48,891 votes, placing 1st overall. However, she ended up giving away or sharing the three prizes with other people as she only wanted to win a season.

Flower appears to be a yellow flower with pink petals. Her petals are a light shade of magenta and are shaped as squircles, her center is yellow, and she has a black stick body as a stem. Personality BFDI: 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 was also insectophobic (fear of insects), as evidenced in many episodes throughout BFDI. This case was first mentioned in "Take the Plunge: Part 1" by Match and Pencil in a conversation, and eventually shown in "Don't Pierce My Flesh" and "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2". She sometimes forces other contestants into doing things for her, such as when she demanded Bubble and Firey to get her over the rock wall in "Hurtful!".

BFDIA: While she's still as mean and nasty as before, Flower shows some kindness. In "Taste the Sweetness", she willingly helps drive Puffball Speaker Box and the remaining contestants to Goiky. As a host in "Lots of Mud," despite the competition being changed from her desired beauty contest to ripping her petals off, she still hosts it without too much complaining. She also provides a recovery center for Tennis Ball in her clothing store (whom she killed beforehand) and awards Less-Restrained Less-Dumb a petal for giving her a makeover. She didn't attack FreeSmart until Fries pointed out the ugliness of it.

Battle for BFDI: 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.

Battle for BFB: In "X Marks the Spot," Flower is more upbeat about her new team and values the roles her teammates can play. She tries to stay calm when Taco declines her alliance offer but later insults Taco for initially rejecting her. In "The Game Has Changed," Flower’s insecurities appear as she worries about elimination, expressing a desire to prove her growth and redeem herself. She shows kindness by befriending Leafy, promising her immunity, and appreciating her help. In "Chapter Complete," Flower demonstrates selflessness by giving her prizes to Gelatin and Announcer, comforting Purple Face, and making amends with others, reflecting on her personal win through newfound friendships. Flower isn't everyone's favorite person to be around. She thinks she's sooooo beautiful. Flower is like the kid in class who thinks she's better than everyone else, but she's always angry.

Flower thinks very highly of herself and hates it if people don't say she's beautiful. Flower wants to be respected, and she's learning to gain respect by listening to what others have to say. The weight of all of Flower's petals adds up to 9,041 kg (19,932 lbs). These are commonly used to turn empty containers into heavy weights. Supernatural connections: As seen in "Fashion For Your Face!", Flower is linked to her sweaters in some way, and was able to detect the Have Cots taking off her sweaters and calling them names. Super speed: In the same episode, Flower was able to launch herself off of Blocky's trampoline, and reach incredible speeds (and it wasn't the effect of the trampoline). Due to the effects of the speed, she was able to run loop-de-loops without falling. Also, in "The Game Has Changed", she and Leafy crossed a 50-mile tightrope twice in less than an hour, meaning she's able to run at more than 100 miles per hour. Super Strength: As shown in all her appearances, Flower has petals. One of Flowers petals weighs 1,808 kg (3,986 lbs). All five of her petals weigh up to 9,041 kg (19,932 lbs), as referenced in the Official Character Guide. When she had 4, 6, and 10 petals in "X Marks The Spot", they weighed up to 7,233 kg (15,946 lbs), 10,849 kg (23,918 lbs), & 18,082 kg (39,864 lbs) respectively, showing that her head has great strength. She can also kick contestants very far, such as Ice Cube; and rip contestants in half easily, such as Tennis Ball as seen in "Lots of Mud" Floral instincts: As seen in "Don't Dig Straight Down", Flower knew where to dig to get to an emerald after only hearing the coordinates. When Lightning comments about it, Flower says "it's one of the perks of being a plant". Petal generation: As seen in "X Marks the Spot", when Flower started slipping up during her proposal for a "rotten flesh" alliance with Taco, the number of petals on her head changed from five, to four, to six, and finally to ten. Recharging: As seen in “Insectophobe's Nightmare 4”, Flower was able to recharge Ruby’s swap token, likely due to having been a host. Weaknesses Extreme heat: As seen in "A Taste of Space" when the Have Cots pushed Firey into the sun, making it "800 degrees hotter", Flower was seen burning up, alongside X. Insectophobia: In many episodes, Flower has been shown to be afraid of bugs. However, as of "Uprooting Everything", she is not that scared of a single bug anymore, showing she got over her fear of it. However, this is only partially, as she can still get scared by them in groups as shown in "SOS (Save Our Show)".

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