Credits

*not credited in the episode

**credited in video description

Voice acting

As of the latest episode:

• Cary Huang as X, Tennis Ball, 8-Ball, Grassy, Bracelety, Ruby, Pin, Match, Marker and Spongy
• Michael Huang as Four, Robot Flower, Woody, Snowball, Donut, Eraser, Firey, Yellow Face, Coiny, Cloudy, Blocky, Book, Flower, Pencil, Pen, Bubble, Fries, Golf Ball, Loser, Puffball and Leafy
• Satomi Hinatsu as Black Hole, Basketball, Fanny, Saw, Bottle, Bomby, Balloony, Firey Jr., Gaty, Clock and Ice Cube
• Kenzie Bryant as Taco, Barf Bag, Bell, Cake, Needle and TV
• Sam Lee as Pie, Lollipop and Stapy
• Cindy Jiang as Foldy and Pillow
• Sabrina Barba as Lightning and Liy
• Katherine Sun as Eggy and Naily
• Thomas Chick as Tree
• Graham Taylor as Gelatin
• Adam Katz as Nickel

Trivia

• As of "Don't Dig Straight Down", Michael has composed all the music used in BFB.
• As of "Don't Dig Straight Down", Satomi Hinatsu has animated for all episodes of BFB.
• Kenzie Bryant is the only voice actor that writes BFB, aside from Michael, Cary, and Satomi.
• As of now, "Questions Answered" and "The Liar Ball You Don't Want" are the only episodes that have one writer.
• "The Liar Ball You Don't Want" and "This Episode Is About Basketball" are the only episodes to credit those who assisted in recommended character art.
• "This Episode Is About Basketball" is a unique episode in several regards.
  • It is the first episode to have "Audio" and "Editing" as a section on the chart.
    • Subsequently, it is the first episode to have Amor Boretto and Maroue Reus credited.
  • It's the first episode where Michael was neither involved in writing nor animation.
  • It's the first episode where Kenzie Bryant is credited for animation.
  • It's the first episode where neither of the Huang twins wrote.
• "Enter The Exit" is the first BFB episode to include the C.G. section.
  • "Enter The Exit" is also the first episode to have Maroue (a recruit from BFB 9) animate.
• "What Do You Think of Roleplay?" is the first episode to have Maroue credited as "Dunkel Blau", Caedmon as "Scratch", Kenzie as "Pokey", and Cary as "Carykh".
• "Return of the Rocket Ship" is the first BFB episode to include and credit Niall Burns.
• From "Getting Teardrop to Talk" to "Fortunate Ben" the credits were layered behind the voice acting credits.^[1] However, as of "Four Goes Too Far" up until "What Do You Think of Roleplay?" the credits were layered in front of the voice acting credits.^[2]
• "Don't Dig Straight Down" has both the highest animation and audio credit.
  • It is the first episode to credit Cary, Joseph Pak, and Allen Lee as animators (with the latter two being new crew additions altogether).
  • It is also the first episode to credit TheEpicJames but not TopHatTheHat for additional character art.

Gallery

"Getting Teardrop to Talk"

"Lick Your Way to Freedom"

"Why Would You Do This on a Swingset"

"Today's Very Special Episode"

"Fortunate Ben"

"Four Goes Too Far"

"The Liar Ball You Don't Want"

"Questions Answered"

"This Episode Is About Basketball"

"Enter the Exit"

"Get To The Top in 500 Steps"

"What Do You Think of Roleplay?"

"Return of the Rocket Ship"

"Don't Dig Straight Down"

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Sources

1. ↑ File:BFB 5 credits screen.png
2. ↑ File:BFB 6 credits screen.png