| “ | It's an awfully long way up the Eiffel Tower. | ” |
— Nickel, "Zeeky Boogy Doog"
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The Eiffel Tower was a tower seen in Battle for Dream Island Again. It is identical to the real-world location in Paris, France.
Coverage[]
The Eiffel Tower first appears in "Zeeky Boogy Doog" when Firey, Gelatin, Tennis Ball, and Book talk about Dream Island on top of it.
Puffball Speaker Box tells them it's time for Cake at Stake to the four contestants after, but they are too high up to hear. Pin then volunteers to help them get off by shaking the Eiffel Tower from the bottom, causing it to bend supernaturally.
Book freezes Firey, Tennis Ball and Gelatin before the frozen contestants get flung off to the ground caused by Pin (only Gelatin surviving soon after). Book however holds on to the tower but is also eventually flung off into Golf Ball's Underground Factory, landing into a vat of Dream Sauce.
Pin still shakes the Eiffel Tower, with the antenna of the tower hitting the poisoned Yellow Face, shattering Ruby, and individually hitting all of the top 25 recommended characters, all who scream as the antenna hits them.
In "Get in the Van", the Clubhouse of Awesomeness is seen being impractically placed above the tower. Book and Ice Cube climb up the tower to the clubhouse with a rope, but they get kicked out by Match because they are alternates in Pencil's Alliance.
In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", the Eiffel Tower is briefly seen during Loser and Winner's flashback.
In "Meaty", FreeSmart (with Firey and Gelatin) and Firey Speaker Box travel back to the tower to do their Cake at Stake ceremony. Eventually, the challenge is selected to paint the tower; the other two teams are then brought there.
In "Catch These Hands", Ruby's lead-paint vomit slowly corrodes the tower. The Clubhouse of Awesomeness within it is used once again as the Cake at Stake area. After the Cake at Stake ceremony, the Eiffel Tower corrodes along with Yellow Face.
Trivia[]
- In "BFDIA 6 Deleted Scenes", the Eiffel Tower is mentioned again, revealing that the Eiffel Tower is magnetic.
- Contrary to its real-life counterpart, it is very flexible, as it bent a lot while Pin, Book and Ice Cube was shaking it without breaking.
- It is unknown if the size of this Eiffel Tower is the same as its real-life counterpart.
- Despite not appearing in Battle for BFDI, its asset for what seems to be a silhouette was recreated in BFB's style for the Official Character Guide.
- It is unknown if it is the original Eiffel Tower in France or a replica like the one in Las Vegas.
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External links[]
- Eiffel Tower on Wikipedia