Algebralien pocket dimensions

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Algebralien pocket dimensions is a conjectural name. "Who are you? Can you tell me?" — Eggy, "Lick Your Way to Freedom" The subject of this article or section has never been given an official name stated either in the Battle for Dream Island series, or by Jacknjellify; the current one is unofficial.

Throughout the series, three recurring integers, being One, Two and Four, have shown a pocket realm connected to them, often being used to store eliminated players.

One's Dimension (One)

Main article: One's Dimension

One's Dimension is a conjectural name. "Who are you? Can you tell me?" — Eggy, "Lick Your Way to Freedom" The subject of this article or section has never been given an official name stated either in the Battle for Dream Island series, or by Jacknjellify; the current one is unofficial.

One's Dimension has three seen sections:

• An ominous room resembling a library, which One uses to make deals with the contestants, and imprison those who refuse her deals in One's field. The room has a table that has the unique ability to effect the real world, used to spread a continental storm in "Category One".
• A field in the same color as One, with yellow flowers and a path leading to a doorway into the Equation Playground.
• The Vortex: a debatable area used by one as a gateway to transport herself and contestants between the real world and her own. Interestingly, this makes One's pocket world the only one to which the main entrance isn't the corresponding algebralien's appendage or body.

Inhabitants

One (the dealmaker)

Gaty (taken in "Seasonal Shift", current whereabouts unknown)

Former

Fanny (taken in "What's Up Bell's String?")

Basketball (taken in "What's Up Bell's String?", sent back in "Category One")

Ice Cube (presumably taken in "What's Up Bell's String?")

Bomby (taken in "What's Up Bell's String?", escaped to Equation Playground in "Seasonal Shift")

Bell (taken in "What's Up Bell's String?", escaped to Equation Playground in "Seasonal Shift")

Barf Bag (taken in "Category One", escaped to Equation Playground in "Seasonal Shift")

Needle (taken in "Category One", escaped to Equation Playground in "Seasonal Shift")

Donut (taken in "Bottle For Dream Island", evicted for not signing a contract)

Elimination Space (Two)

Main article: TPOT elimination space

Elimination Space is a conjectural name. "Who are you? Can you tell me?" — Eggy, "Lick Your Way to Freedom" The subject of this article or section has never been given an official name stated either in the Battle for Dream Island series, or by Jacknjellify; the current one is unofficial.

The Elimination Space is Two's area used to store eliminated players in The Power of Two. The region is upside down, resembling a Japanese cityscape, however a barrier blocks of any buildings outside a singular modern hotel. Whether Two made this barrier or not is currently unknown, as One is shown to be able to influence this area.

Inhabitants

Two (the owner; presumably)

Pie

Foldy

Saw

Cloudy

Naily

Remote

Eggy

Fries

Lightning

Cake

Rocky

Puffball

Coiny

Teardrop

Nickel

Clock

Eraser

Basketball

Robot Flower

Pin

Ice Cube

Pillow

Yellow Face

Former

Gaty (visited in "Outbreak at Stake")

Golf Ball (visited in "Outbreak at Stake")

Tennis Ball (visited in "Outbreak at Stake")

One (spying)

The Fourest (Four)

Main article: The Fourest

The Fourest is a dark blue forest landscape used by Four to contain the eliminated contestants of Battle For BFDI and others he has a distaste towards. The area has many worldbending structures and Four themed regions, alongside several portals to other dimensions. One is shown to be able to enter this region.

Inhabitants

Four (the teacher)

Three (inhabitant)

Purple Face (explorer)

Former

Rejoined

Leafy (rejoined in "Get to the Top in 500 Steps")

Evicted

Black Hole

Bottle

Pen

Pie

Pillow

Remote

Tree

Fourse (natural wildlife)

Escaped

Loser (escaped in "The Escape from Four")

Spongy (escaped in "The Escape from Four")

Pencil (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

Bracelety (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

Liy (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

Roboty (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

8-Ball (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

Stapy (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

David (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

Match (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

Firey Jr. (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

Dora (escaped in "Out Of The Blue")

One (spying)

Minor

X's Dimension (X)

X's Dimension is a conjectural name. "Who are you? Can you tell me?" — Eggy, "Lick Your Way to Freedom" The subject of this article or section has never been given an official name stated either in the Battle for Dream Island series, or by Jacknjellify; the current one is unofficial.

Conjecture "According to my research, Algebralien pocket dimensions does a lot more than that!" — Pillow, "Fortunate Ben" The page or section below contains speculation. Make sure to take unsupported or loosely supported statements with a grain of salt.

A glimpse of what could be X's Dimension can be seen in "Seasonal Shift". The only information known about it is that the place is potentially yellow. Unlike the other dimensions, this one has only been shown in an alternate timeline, so whether or not it exists in the main one is up for debate.

Inhabitants

X (the owner)

Two Thousand, Seven Hundred, Sixty-Three's dimension

This subject is non-canon. "This is shooting Algebralien pocket dimensions off like, a cliff, with my Not Cannon!" — Match, "HELP US get to VIDCON 2019" (altered) The subject of this article or section is non-canon. The events described (unless canon) did not happen in the official main BFDI universe.

Two Thousand, Seven Hundred, Sixty-Three's dimension is a conjectural name. "Who are you? Can you tell me?" — Eggy, "Lick Your Way to Freedom" The subject of this article or section has never been given an official name stated either in the Battle for Dream Island series, or by Jacknjellify; the current one is unofficial.

Conjecture "According to my research, Algebralien pocket dimensions does a lot more than that!" — Pillow, "Fortunate Ben" The page or section below contains speculation. Make sure to take unsupported or loosely supported statements with a grain of salt.

Due to Two Thousand, Seven Hundred, Sixty-Three's capability of transport across dimensions, it is possible they have one of their own, which they may use to hold their victims. However, nothing about this dimension is known, except for its possible existence.

Inhabitants

Two Thousand, Seven Hundred, Sixty-Three (the owner)

Two (captured)

Five (captured)

Six (captured)

Seven (captured)

Eight (captured)

Ten (captured)

Twelve (captured)

Fourteen (captured)