CRT

CRT
Nicknames	A Screen (Four)
Species	Cathode Ray Tube Computer Screen Monitor
Gender	Genderfluid (She/Her; They/Them)
Color	This character has gradients in their design.      White Chocolate (monitor)      Dark Vanilla (monitor's shade)      Indigo Codium Fragile Seaweed Brown (screen)      Old bamboo color (screen's shine)      Black Chocolate (screen's shade)      Tropical Tan (Outline)
Positive relationships	Leafy (CRT's side) Gelatin (CRT's side)
Negative relationships	Leafy (Leafy's side) Purple Face Gelatin (Gelatin's side)
Death count	1
First appearance	"Four Goes Too Far"
Last appearance	"Uprooting Everything"
Recommender	Fweeby (BFB 6 & BFB 7) Pezzy (BFB 26 & BFB 27)
Initials	CRT
Voice actors
English	Griffin Weber

“	Can you use that magic on me, X?	”
	— CRT, "Uprooting Everything"

CRT (short for Cathode Ray Tube) is a genderfluid recommended character who appeared in "Uprooting Everything". They are a CRT monitor that nobody knew and everyone pushed around.

Quick Answers

What is the significance of CRT's name in relation to their character design?

The character CRT, an acronym for Cathode Ray Tube, is designed as a CRT computer monitor. This character, from Battle for Dream Island, features a dark green screen and a beige casing. The facial features, drawn in white, have evolved over time, with the screen color transitioning from black to green and the facial features from red to white.

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How does CRT's appearance reflect the typical design of a CRT monitor?

CRT, also referred to as CRT Monitor, mirrors a typical CRT monitor's design. Its screen color alternates between black, purple, and green, akin to a traditional monitor tube. The body, varying between grey and white, mimics a CRT monitor's plastic shell. CRT's facial features, depicted in white or red, and the presence of legs, reflect a monitor's stand. However, CRT's design evolves, with the character losing its legs and its limbs extending.

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What is the meaning of CRT being a 'recommended character'?

CRT, an acronym for Cathode Ray Tube, is a genderfluid character introduced in 'Uprooting Everything' as a recommended character. This term signifies a character suggested for inclusion by the audience or creators. CRT is depicted as a tube computer monitor, featuring a dark unsaturated green screen encased in a beige plastic shell, and is often disregarded and marginalized by others.

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How does CRT's genderfluid identity contribute to their character development?

CRT, a CRT computer monitor character in Battle for Dream Island, identifies as genderfluid, using she/her and they/them pronouns. This genderfluid identity enriches the character's development, offering diverse representation and influencing their relationships and interactions within the series.

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What is the story behind CRT being pushed around by everyone?

CRT, an acronym for Cathode Ray Tube, is a genderfluid character featured in 'Uprooting Everything'. Represented as a tube computer monitor, CRT has a dark green screen encased in a beige shell. Despite their distinctive presence, they were often overlooked and mistreated by others.

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Appearance

CRT is a CRT monitor, a monitor powered via a tube ray typically for computing purposes. Their screen is a dark unsaturated green in color with a beige colored plastic shell. They have their facial features drawn in white.

Changes

BFB 6

• CRT is named "CRT Monitor".
• CRT Monitor is grey.
• CRT Monitor's screen is black.
• CRT Monitor has legs.

BFB 7

• CRT Monitor's limbs are longer.

BFB 26

• CRT Monitor's name is shortened to "CRT".
• CRT loses their legs.
• CRT is white.
• CRT's screen is purple.
• CRT has red facial features.

BFB 27

• CRT now has white facial features.
• CRT's screen is green.

Personality

CRT tended to be positive and passive to those around them. They agree with other characters' opinions on a whim even if they didn't know them, being judgmental and aloof as a result. They wanted to be included within others, trying to involve themself in their conversations.

Coverage

In "Uprooting Everything", CRT randomly appears on Four's bus, occasionally jutting into the scene throughout the episode and being questioned as to who they are. They eventually were given magic by X to feel room-temperature in the World's Largest Oven and left the bus. CRT eventually followed Leafy, Gelatin, and Purple Face to a room in the back of the oven, where they were all trapped temporarily. Once they got out, Leafy and Gelatin began to argue about how nice Leafy was, and in order to prove that Leafy was nice, she throws CRT into the oven's glass door, burning them into ashes.

Deaths

1. "Uprooting Everything": Scorched to death on the glass door of The World's Largest Oven.

Trivia

• CRT is the second recommended character to use they/them pronouns (along with she/her).
• Due to being genderfluid, they are the second canonically LGBTQ+ character, the first one being Profily, and the third and fourth being Winner and Price Tag.
• They are the fourth character with arms but no legs, after Lightning, Stapy, and Shopping Cart.

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BFB 6-9

BFB 14

BFB 26

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