Marker

I have a tattoo. Marker is a contestant on Battle for BFDI. He is one of the former 30 recommended characters that appeared in Episode 12 and was one of the 30 recommended characters that could've joined the game in Episode 17.

There are two variations of Marker: an orange marker recommended by AlphaZaver and a purple marker recommended by alexlion05. Both of them have patterns including curly lines on their bodies. Both versions appeared in A Leg Up in the Race, and were seen running around along with some other recommended characters after Firey set them on fire.

In The Reveal, Marker reveals having a tattoo. The tattoo read "Immunity goes to ME!". Marker didn't make it into the game, as he only got 9 votes in Reveal Novum, placing 10th along with Taco and Dora, and was sent flying into the Locker of Losers.

In Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know, Marker only received 109 votes and placed 41st, which wasn't enough to join the game and he was flung to the LOL once again.

In The Glistening, Marker appeared orange. In The Glistening, Marker was also recommended by TheRyanExperiment and was one of the RC's to vote for Ice Cube.

Marker's IDFB redesign features a shorter body, smaller emblem, and has a tall, purple cap present.

Appearance
Marker appears to be a felt-tip plastic ink marker. His design in BFDI and BFDIA had no cap present, had a fine tip and was taller and slimmer. In IDFB, Marker gained a purple cap, got shorter, wider, and has a thick tip.

Deaths

 * 1) A Leg Up in the Race: May have burned to death (Debatable).
 * 2) Half a Loaf Is Better Than None: Walks into a vat of hydrochloric acid.
 * 3) Reveal Novum: Is crushed by the sun with the other recommended characters in the LOL.

Deaths
Reveal Novum: Got crushed by the sun along with the other recommended characters.

Trivia

 * Marker is the only character known to have a tattoo.
 * Marker is one of the two BFB characters with a saturated purple on their body.
 * Marker was originally going to be voiced by alexlion0511, however, it was changed.
 * As stated by Cary Huang on his reaction to BFB 1, they had dropped the idea as it would be easier for people at the production crew if they knew the voice actors in real life.