The Evil Forest is a location in southern Goiky that makes reoccurring appearances throughout the Battle for Dream Island series. It is presumably named after Evil Leafy, who is known to lurk there, though this has not been confirmed.
The Evil Forest is known to border the Plains and the Southern Desert. It may also border the Corn Field, though this is unconfirmed.
In "Get in the Van", the contestants must reach the summit of Yoyle Mountain. Puffball, Fries, Firey, Gelatin, Golf Ball, Tennis Ball, and Rocky fly over the Evil Forest when Gelatin once again pushes half the team off. Golf Ball, Tennis Ball, and Rocky fall into the forest, where Evil Leafy chases and eats them.
In "No More Snow!", Fries and Puffball remain floating over the Evil Forest while FreeSmart attempts to escape Evil Leafy, only to be pursued by her.
Meanwhile, W.O.A.H. Bunch enters the Evil Forest, but Pin gets stuck in glue. As Evil Leafy continues chasing FreeSmart, they encounter various obstacles, including a surprise cameo from some recommended characters and the Announcer. The remaining FreeSmart members climb a tree and cut a rope holding a 9,042 kg weight, killing Evil Leafy, Puffball, and Fries.
In "It's a Monster", the remaining contestants work to crank the HPHPRCC until the HPRC is finally created. After recovering the eliminated contestants, FreeSmart, Team No-Name, and Yellow Face continue their journey, though Yellow Face gets stuck in glue.
In "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4", Bomby and Coiny chase Fries into the Evil Forest but lose him and are eventually caught by Evil Leafy. This episode also reveals signs of civilization within the Evil Forest, as the Concert Auditorium is located there.
The Evil Forest reappears in "Chapter Complete" for the first time since BFDIA. It is one of the locations the characters drive through while following Four, though this conflicts with established geography.
In "What's Up Bell's String?", Pen and Needle manage to travel to the Evil Forest while chasing Black Hole, where they later steal a tree for their team pit. Basketball and One also appear in the Evil Forest during the episode's stinger.
The Evil Forest served as the main setting of BFDI Mini Natural until "Travel 2,763 Miles", where the cast relocated to Yoyleland. They then returned to the forest in "Plants vs. Zombies".
Evil Mountain is a location seen in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off". It is a tall and wide blue mountain on the outskirts of the Evil Forest. The mountain features two slides, one being a rainbow slide, which leads to a serene side of the forest. The other is a purple slide, which leads to a terrifying side of the forest, characterized by a red sky, dead trees, spikes, and the Dragon's nest.
Trivia[]
Note the similarities.
The mountain could possibly be near the Corn Field, though this is completely speculative.
The sky around Evil Mountain is similar to the sky seen in the Corn Field, with a pale blue hue transitioning into yellow.
The contrasting sides of the mountain (serene and terrifying) may parallel the Pleasant Peachy Paradise and the Forest of Cutlery areas in the Corn Field.
This is supported by the red hazy sky surrounding both the Forest of Cutlery and the petrifying side of Evil Mountain.
Basketball rain[]
Basketball rain is a weather phenomenon occurring within the Evil Forest, where clouds rain non-sentient basketballs.
Coverage[]
Basketball rain first appears in "No More Snow!". At the beginning of the episode, Puffball flies over a cloud that is raining basketballs, one of which strikes Fries, waking him up.
The phenomenon returns in "PointyPointyPointy ♫" when the Locker of Losers flies across the Evil Forest. Numerous basketballs strike the LOL, but it remains intact.
"There are the crayons." — 8-Ball, "Today's Very Special Episode"
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