The phonebook section of "The Number Playground Chronicle!", listing every Algebralian at the time.
This article lists all of the Algebralians who have minor appearances within the BFDI series, often in "The Number Playground Chronicle!", and in the Subscriber specials.
Subscriber Specials[]
Twelve[]
Twelve is an integer who debuted in the credits of "Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!" and makes reoccurring cameos.
Appearance[]
Twelve is a poorly-drawn Arabic numeral twelve (12). They have a yellow body and limbs that are more lightly-colored.
Personality[]
Not much is known about Twelve, apart from the fact that four of them were seen dancing in the credits.
Powers and abilities[]
Most likely, Twelve have the same powers that are subject to any Algebralian.
Trivia[]
- Twelve is one of the 4 numbers without a voice actor (yet) the others are Eleven, Thirteen, and Sixteen.
- Twelve has been seen by (likely) Two Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty-Three, seen in the credits of "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!".
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Sixteen[]
Sixteen is a minor Algebralien that was seen in the video "Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!".
Appearance[]
Sixteen is a poorly-drawn Arabic numeral sixteen. They are only seen in the story that Fourteen was reading inside the cage.
Personality[]
According to the Division Book, 16 is assumed to be a fearful person: "16 is kind of a scaredy-cat, so I don't think they would be that keen to split themselves up like this."
Powers and abilities[]
Most likely, Sixteen has the same powers that are subject to any Algebralian.
Trivia[]
- Sixteen is one of the 4 numbers without a voice actor (yet) the others are Eleven, Twelve, and Thirteen.
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Twenty-Four[]
| “ | Okay, Zero. This has been a long game. You've won the most money EVER in this show's history! | ” |
— Twenty-Four, Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!
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Twenty-Four is an Integer that appeared in "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!" They are the host of a gameshow, with one of the rounds being a spelling bee. They are voiced by Benjamin Cross.
Appearance[]
Twenty-Four appears as a hot pink colored number 24 with slightly different pink limbs. They sport a little black tie on the bottom right corner of the two part of their body.
Trivia[]
- Twenty-Four's voice references Host Bug, likely due to both being game show hosts and sharing the same voice actor.
- Them being a game show host may be because both Two and Four are hosts of BFDI, since they are a 2 and 4.
- Twenty-Four is most likely named Twenty-Four because in Insectophobe's Nightmare 2 (BFDI 24,) Goiky gets taken over by bugs, and Twenty-Four's voice actor is the same one as Host Bug. This is probably coincidental though.
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Sixty-Three[]
| “ | You four have won the Algebra Elementary Spelling Bee! How does it feel? | ” |
— Sixty-Three, "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!"
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Sixty-Three is an algebralian that appears in "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!". They are voiced by Cormac Oliver.
Appearance[]
Sixty-Three is a pink and light rose number 63. Unlike other algebraliens, their mouth is constrained to appear only on the front side of the 6 on their body.
About[]
Sixty-Three is a rose pink algebralian who is a spelling bee host in "Algebra Elementary" in one of the tapes the main Zero plays as a protest for the others "cherry picking" only their bad tapes.
Coverage[]
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Trivia[]
- Sixty-Three might've been chosen because it is the last two digits of 2,763.
Unknown algebraliens in power[]
The unknown algebraliens in power are presumed algebraliens that are mentioned in "Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!". One of them appears as a silhouette in the Book of Division.
Little is known about these entities, except that they hid the division symbol away out of fear that it could be used against them.
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Divide Operator[]
| “ | Why 'mi laffing? So this comic has more laffs! | ” |
— Divide Operator, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Divide Operator is a Operator character who made their first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They created the comic "Divide, Guys!", which was negatively received by critics. There was an obelus in "Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!" and "Pie Vs Pi: The Pi Day Massacre", seen as a mythical operation sign, although it doesn't seem related to them.
Appearance[]
Divide Operator is an Operator shaped like an obelus.
Personality[]
Divide Operator is seen as a jovial and fun person, laughing and enjoying doing so. Despite this, many unseen characters seem to dislike Divide Operator.
Trivia[]
- With the existence of the division symbol in the Subscriber specials, it is unclear if Divide Operator actually exists anymore.
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Nonagon Polygon[]
| “ | Nonagon Polygon trying to brag? NO! No way. What? I am? You wrong! | ” |
— Nonagon Polygon, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Nonagon Polygon is a Polygon character who made their first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They wrote an entire article about themselves, "Nonagon Polygon Has No Fifth, uh... "A, B, C, D, blank, F" what's in a BLANK in Nonagon's writing!" in Section A.
Appearance[]
Nonagon Polygon is a Polygon with nine sides.
Personality[]
Nonagon Polygon is an unintelligent character with poor grammar, and is incredibly defensive to any opposition to them being smart or appealing. They refer to themself in the third person. However, this could be because they were attempting to write without the letter e.
Trivia[]
- Nonagon Polygon is one of the three Algebralians confirmed to have a pet, with the other two being Six and Nine. In this case, Nonagon Polygon's pet is a dog, whom they take out for walks and describe as fat.
- Nonagon Polygon has been depicted to have dandruff, which is dead skin that has flaked off in hair. Algebralians have never been depicted with hair of any kind, making the term "dandruff" incorrect.
- Although there was a recommended character called "Nonagon Polygon" in BFDIA, this was not the actual Nonagon and was instead a reference to the Animatic Battle character of the same name. It should be noted that this was an accident, as the person who recommended Nonagon in this episode wanted their recommendation to be for the actual Nonagon Polygon.[1]
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Quadrilateral Polygon[]
| “ | Um, I'm right here. | ” |
— Quadrilateral Polygon, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Quadrilateral Polygon is a Polygon character who made his first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". He was writing a review of the film Anvil and the Buddhist Monks alongside Z Variable in Section D.
Appearance[]
Quadrilateral Polygon is a Polygon who is a four sided shape. While Quadrilateral Polygon doesn't seem to resemble any known shape, he most closely resembles a kite in appearance.
Personality[]
Not much is known about Quadrilateral Polygon's personality. It is known that he is a film critic, however.
Rectangle Polygon[]
| “ | Uh-oh, we're- I mean I'm running out of room! | ” |
— Rectangle Polygon, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Rectangle Polygon is a Polygon character who made his first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". He is a journalist who writes about the events that occur in the Number Playground.
Appearance[]
Rectangle Polygon is a Polygon shaped like a rectangle.
Personality[]
Rectangle Polygon is a person who is very proud of their work, going on to sell his two sentence writings in his own bookstore. He is also shown to be very competitive with other writers, as seen when he tries to take credit for Octahedron Polyhedron's writing.
Trivia[]
- Rectangle Polygon is one of the few contributors to the Number Playground Chronicle to have credits for both writing and photos.
- Not counting Nonagon Polygon, who wrote an article all about themselves, Rectangle Polygon has the most total contributions in the Number Playground Chronicle, with 5.
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Square Polygon[]
| “ | It's me Square![sic] | ” |
— Square Polygon, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Square Polygon is a Polygon character who made their first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They appear on page A9 and had an advice column in Section B.
Appearance[]
Square Polygon is a Polygon with four equal sides.
Personality[]
Square Polygon give superficial advice. When Scared/Dumb asked how not to trip, Square Polygon simply responded with "Try not to trip." After Scared/Dumb's response, Square Polygon replied rudely.
Triangle Polygon[]
| “ | Big panel. Small panel. | ” |
— Triangle Polygon, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Triangle Polygon is a Polygon character who made their first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They wrote the comic "Face" in Section B, which received mixed reviews by other Algebralians.
Appearance[]
Triangle Polygon is a Polygon with three sides, though their full body has never been seen.
Personality[]
Triangle Polygon appears to be a rather artistically inclined person, as they are seen deconstructing the comic format and literally stating what is happening, such as the size of the panels on display.
Trivia[]
- The phrase "XФXLL" is included in the first panel of the "Face" comic written by Triangle Polygon. Its meaning is unknown, but the reviewers of the comic believe it to either be a code or pen name.
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Octahedron Polyhedron[]
| “ | Is bubble blowing a sport or not? I guess we'll never know... | ” |
— Octahedron Polyhedron, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Octahedron Polyhedron is a Polyhedron character who made his first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". He wrote the article "X Finds Out His Value" in Section A, "New Sport Brings Up a Puzzling Question: Is It Okay?" on page C2 of Section C, and also conducted the interview "Zero is Good!" with Zero in Section C and D.
Appearance[]
Octahedron Polyhedron is a Polyhedron shaped like an octahedron.
Personality[]
Octahedron Polyhedron is a very insightful and curious Algebralian. He wants to have an equal opportunity at reporting upon topics, to the annoyance of Rectangle Polygon, whom Octahedron finds to be selfish. He also found his interview of Zero to be very enjoyable.
Trivia[]
- Octahedron Polyhedron is the only member of his species (the Polyhedrons) to have been seen and depicted.
- Octahedron Polyhedron has the second most contributions to the Number Playground Chronicle, at 3.
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Z Variable[]
| “ | Wait, where is it? Gosh, I can't find anyone! GAAAAH! Where is that [censored] Quadrilateral Polygon, that [censored]!?!? | ” |
— Z Variable, The Number Playground Chronicle!
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Z Variable is a Variable character who made their first and only appearance in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They interviewed Quadrilateral Polygon on page D2 of Section D for their review of Anvil and the Buddhist Monks. They are also credited for the photo of Four throwing numbers from "X Finds Out His Value" on page C2 of Section C.
Appearance[]
Z Variable is a Variable who resembles the 26th letter in the Latin alphabet, Z.
Personality[]
Z Variable is an incredibly angry person with no patience. They are also known for their usage of profanity towards other Algebralians.
Trivia[]
- Z Variable is the only minor Variable to have been seen in "The Number Playground Chronicle!".
- Not counting revised storyboards for Battle for BFB, Z Variable is the only character to have used profanity, albeit completely censored.
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Other[]
a[]
a is a letter character that made a cameo in Apply to join BFDI! Animators, Audio Editors, Background/Prop Artists and More. They appeared to represent "animators".
Trivia[]
Since a is a letter, they are most likely to be genderless.
a also appears as a recommended character in the final episode of BFB, where it was revealed their real color is light yellow.
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Eleven[]
Eleven is a minor algebralian who has appeared in "X Finds Out His Value" (as an asset) and later appeared in "Catch These Hands" as a recommended character. It's possible they also make a minor appearance in "Thanks for 2,000,000 subscribers!" in the Book of Division, but this character also has a close resemblance to another minor algebralian, Twelve.
Appearance[]
Eleven is a poorly-drawn dark blue Arabic numeral eleven.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
- Pre-BFDI
- Other appearances
Powers and abilities[]
Most likely, Eleven has the same powers that are subject to any Algebralian.
Trivia[]
- Eleven appears to have a very similar color to One, This is due to Eleven's asset being made up of 2 ones, causing it to be blue.
- Eleven is one of the 4 numbers without a voice actor (yet) the others are Twelve, Thirteen and Sixteen.
- Chronologically, Eleven is the second Algebralian to appear in the series. However, if counted by release dates of each episode, that title would go to Four.
- The first Algebralian to chronologically appear is Fourteen.
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One Milion[]
One Million is an algebralian that appears in "Uprooting Everything". They were recommeded by Super Mario Jacob.
Vrrrpt[]
| “ | And like the last ceremony, the cake this time is the 28th letter of the alphabet, Vrrrpt! | ” |
— Ean, "Seasonal Shift"
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Vrrrpt[2] (Vrrrpt) is an Algebralian who appeared in "Seasonal Shift". They are based on the (fictional) 28th letter of the English alphabet after being affected by The Shift. They are used as a Cake at Stake prize.
Appearance[]
Vrrrpt is a teal Variable letter Vrrrpt, which resembles a downward pointing arrow with a crossbar on top. The crossbar has an extra, downwards line on their right. They do not have limbs.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two[]
In "Seasonal Shift", Ean uses them as the episode's cake, giving them to Black Hole. Unfortunately, this would be Vrrrpt's demise, as they're immediately sucked in.
Trivia[]
- Vrrrpt is the first Algebralian to be limbless, and to be used as an episode's cake.
- Excluding any recommended characters from other episodes, and non-canon characters, they are also the first algebraic variable to not have any spoken dialogue.
- Vrrrpt is occasionally referred to "Verpt". (IPA: vˈɜːɹpt). The proper spelling has been revealed on a TPOT 15 YouTube short with subtitles Jacknjellify made.
- Vrrrpt is the third Algebralian to lack a full set of limbs, following One and Ean.
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Infinity[]
Infinity (∞) is an Algebralian that was seen in the jacknjellify 2020 Autism Acceptance Day Tweet.
Trivia[]
- Given Infinity is a math symbol, it is likely that they are genderless.
- Infinity is based off of the rainbow infinity sign, a common symbol for autism.
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Eighth note[]
Eighth note (♪) is a character who appeared in Lo-Fi Beats to Yoyle To on TV's screen.
Unseen characters[]
All the characters below are only mentioned in the phone book section of "The Number Playground Chronicle!" on page A12 of Section A.
- One-Quarter Fraction
- One-Third Fraction
- Three-Quarters Fraction
- Minus Operator
- Plus Operator
- Octagon Polygon
- Dodecahedron Polyhedron
- Icosahedron Polyhedron
- Tetrahedron Polyhedron
All the characters below are credited in "The Number Playground Chronicle!"
- One-Half Fraction (took the photo of "Fooming Three" on page A5 of Section A)
- Phi Irrational (wrote the article "Great Dancers in the Equation Playground" in Section A)
- Square Root operator (took the photo of X saying "Oh, I don't know. I just don't know what I am, what my value is." from "X Finds Out His Value")
- Times Operator (designed cover of Section C)
- Undecagon Polygon (took the photo of Four, X, and Seven dancing from of "X Finds Out His Value" on page A2 of Section A)
- Cube Polyhedron (made the cover of Section B)
- N Variable (took the photo of Bubble Co. squeezing through the recession on page B4 of Section B)
Scared/Dumb[]
Scared of Tripping, or Dumbfounded by Square Polygon (also known as Scared and Dumb), is the nickname to an unseen character inquiring in an editorial by Square Polygon. They asked Square Polygon on how to not trip, in which Square Polygon gave very basic, unhelpful advice. They are not listed in the Phone Book section of "The Number Playground Chronicle!", so it is very likely that this is simply an alias for whomever was deciding to write in to Square Polygon.
Y[]
y Variable is a Variable character who is mentioned in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They are credited the photo of Four with an extended arm holding a pencil from "X Finds Out His Value" on page A8 in Section A as well as the cover of Section C.
While Y Variable has never been seen, the Carykh video "The worst lie Mickey Mouse has ever told" depicts an Algebralian representing the variable Y. However, text appearing in the corner right after they show up confirm that the character is not canon, even briefly shouting out this specific wiki as well.
During the BFDI x Inanimate Insanity Experience in Los Angeles, when asked why Two didn't appear in X Finds Out His Value, Cary responded by stating that he always thought Two was out somewhere helping Y.
There is also a recommended character who is a Y in "Return of the Rocket Ship"; however, they are named "whY" and are yellow, resembling a Y version of X.
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Thirteen[]
Thirteen (13) is a non-canonical Algebralien who is between Twelve and Fourteen. They were sketched by Ian Woodside in a livestream.
Thirteen is one of the three numbers yet to be seen in a sub count, however they might have been because Fourteen was in the sub count.
Trivia[]
- Thirteen is one of the 4 numbers without a voice actor (yet) the others are Eleven, Twelve, and Sixteen.
Gallery[]
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References[]
- ↑ "hihi !! that was me . I'm extremely sorry about your oc being used in bfdia without your consent . this was not my intention when recommending a nonagon , as I was referring to the number playground chronicles one" - SeeBug on Twitter https://x.com/k0rnzies/status/1775259490260025547
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