This page lists places that:
- Have never been seen, only being mentioned instead (e.g. The Library);
- Are different sized versions of other locations (e.g. Microworld);
- Appeared three times at most (e.g. Announcer's Home);
- Times where a location was mentioned do not count for this.
- If the location was important or semi-important in its appearance episodes (e.g. Split Valley), it is not in this list.
Announcer's Home[]
Announcer's Home is the place that Announcer and the other speaker boxes presumably originate from.
In "Rescission", Announcer's Diary mentions that he isn't from Earth, implying he's from another world.
At the end of "Return of the Hang Glider", the speaker boxes come to collect Announcer. It was actually mentioned for the first time when Teardrop Speaker Box says that BFDI wasn't a success and that Announcer must return with them and it was "time to go home."
In "SOS (Save Our Show)", a flashback taking place during or after "Getting Teardrop to Talk" shows a glimpse of the Announcer's home. All that is shown of it is a ball pit with attached television, located in a purple area of which very little is seen.
At the end of “BFB 31”, Balloony is seen mistakenly jumping into the Announcer Transportation Device, sending him to Announcer's home.
In "I'm The Main Character", Triangle Speaker Box is briefly shown in Announcer's home.
Atomic level[]
The atomic level, as referred to by Tennis Ball, is a scale at the atomic level that only appears in "Spore Day" and "Respect to the Wicked".
Appearance[]
The atomic level is depicted as a white void where individual atoms are visible.
Burn Center[]
The Burn Center seems to be a place where one would go to recover from being burned or roasted (being subjected to ridicule).
It was first mentioned by Four in "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset", when asked where X was by Cloudy. X presumably went there because Four roasted him by telling him that at least he's "not the one that doesn't know their value".
The location would be implied in "How Loe Can You Grow?" when X whispers to Lollipop about why he grows aloe vera, referencing the previous episode.
Cake's Bakery[]
Cake's Bakery is a location that appears in Last One Standing.
Appearance[]
Cake's Bakery takes the appearance of a bakery with pink walls, turquoise and white linings, and a sign distributing "Cake's Bakery" with a picture of Cake right next to it.
Various cakes can be seen inside the bakery.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two[]
In "Last One Standing", the destroyed Gelatin's Steakhouse gets hit by a beam from the spacetime crack and transforms into Cake's Bakery.
Gallery[]
Conveyor Belt[]
| “ | Oh noio! Loik at the noixt one! | ” |
— Bubble, Half A Loaf is Better Than None
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The conveyor belt has a color of maroon, and the track wheel has a color of dark silver. It has a width of about 6 Spongys, and a depth of one Spongy. There seems to be no indication of how long it is, due to the fact that the other end is out of the camera's view. There are hurdles on the conveyor that get progressively harder at each one. To quote the Announcer, "Every hurdle you jump over gives you five points."
Hurdles[]
The first hurdle is as tall as Rocky. Everyone, except Eraser successfully jumped over the first hurdle.
The second hurdle then about doubles its height, making it about as tall as Ice Cube. Pen and Firey were both hit by it, and fell off.
Before the third hurdle, the camera changes to a scene where Leafy and Spongy have a short conversation where Leafy asks, "So, how's it going, Spongy? Nice to be back?" Spongy says yes, and then they both get hit by the third hurdle due to distraction.
The fourth hurdle erratically bumps up and down. Pencil and Ice Cube get hit by it.
The fifth hurdle has a metal ball attached to a string at the top of the hurdle. Tennis Ball gets hit by it, and flies straight backwards. Rocky falls onto the ball, and makes 'spectacular vomit art'.
The sixth hurdle has spinning saw blades. Bubble gets popped by the saw blades and Blocky gave up.
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Earth's core[]
- "Earth's Core" redirects here. It is not to be confused with The Underworld.
The Earth's core is a location that appears in BFDIA 22. It appears to be a giant marble. It is primarily very colorful. The Earth’s Core was found after Needle took Leafy down the earth.
Even Numbers Clubhouse[]
The Even Numbers Clubhouse, also known as The Even Non Perfect Square Numbers Club, is a location that was mentioned in "Thanks for 1,000,000 subscribers!" and shown in "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!". It is a treehouse exclusively for even numbers. Four however, was not invited, which causes Eight to claim that the club is actually for even non-perfect square numbers. Out of the revealed Algebraliens, this would exclude Zero, Four, and Sixteen.
Appearance[]
It has a seat, a banner above the seat displaying the name of the clubhouse, and a TV that plays Object Show 87.
Members[]
Confirmed Members[]
Possible Members (Could be let in)[]
Fence[]
The Fence was a location that appears in "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life".
Appearance[]
It's a white fence that stretches to the right. Behind it is a hole and a bush.
Coverage[]
In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", Marker, Lightning, and Black Hole hide behind it, and try to make a plan to defeat Teardrop. Meanwhile, three zaps killed Tennis Ball, Pen, and Lightning, Marker bites Teardrop's arm and runs off. One of Teardrop's lasers end up hitting the fence, obliterating it.
Four and X's kitchen[]
Four and X's kitchen is a location that appeared in "The Great Goikian Bake-Off". It is used to make food for the Hotel residents. Eliminated contestants have sometimes worked in the kitchen, such as Clock and Gaty, both being temporarily.
Four's Eye[]
Four's Eye is a location accessed by going through the trash compactor in Golf Ball's Underground Factory, and then falling through a dimension where BFDI APPISIOTE 225555555!!!!! occured. It had an emerald inside and can shrink contestants. Four's iris can be stood on from any direction, meaning it has its own gravitational pull.
Four's Theater[]
Four's Theater is a minor location shown in "Out Of The Blue". It is used by Bracelety and Pencil as a distraction.
Gelatin's and Flower's Steakhouse + Fashion Store[]
Gelatin's and Flower's Steakhouse + Fashion Store is a double-store owned by Gelatin and Flower in Battle for BFB. It appears at the end of "Chapter Complete", when Gelatin and Flower opened the store together. The steakhouse portion is likely part of the Gelatin's Steakhouse chain of restaurants.
Coverage[]
The double-store was first mentioned in "SOS (Save Our Show)", when Flower asks Gelatin if he's jealous of her $50,000 (given by the Announcer), which Flower says she will use to create her own store. Gelatin responds by saying that he owns his own steakhouse chain. Flower then pitches the idea of a combined "steak skyscraper".
In "Chapter Complete", Gelatin and Flower start the store and reveal it to the rest of the contestants in a grand opening.
In "BFB 31", the double-store was mentioned again in a memory, but was seen failing on stocks and later became bankrupt.
Features[]
The 1st floor contains the entrance and the steakhouse, with the 2nd floor containing the fashion store and a balcony with a dining table.
Trivia[]
Gelatin's Steak House[]
- For the location with a similar name, see Gelatin's Steakhouse.
Gelatin's Steak House is a location that was mentioned in "Outbreak At Stake". It is supposedly a house owned by Gelatin that is made out of steaks.
Gem School[]
| “ | Pencil: Ruby! Press the RED button, NOT the GREEN button! Don't they teach you this in Gem School? Ruby: (sniffling) I didn't go to Gem School! |
” |
— FreeSmart, "No More Snow!"
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Gem School is an alluded location in Goiky. According to Book, it is an educational institution campus for diamonds exclusively. However, this would later turn out to be false.
In "No More Snow!", as Ruby was pressing buttons on Evil Leafy to escape from her, she pressed buttons that screwed up the process, killing Pencil, and exploding Match and Ice Cube. After Ruby presses the yellow button, Pencil scolds Ruby and asks her if she went to Gem School. Ruby says that she did not go there, but Book mentions that Gem School is only for diamonds.
In "Catch These Hands", Ruby said she couldn't read, and explained that the reason was that she didn't go to Gem School. Later, it turned out that Ruby was only lying so she would get sympathy points from Pencil.
In "Lots of Mud", Flower calls Ruby a Gem School drop-out, which implies that Gem School might indeed be a real place, but Flower could possibly be just guessing.
In "Insectophobe's Nightmare 4", it is revealed that Ruby's sisters indeed all went to Gem School and lied to Ruby saying it's just for diamonds, as revenge for her getting to be the star of BFDI amongst the family.
Trivia[]
- This is the first place revealed that has something to do with school, the second place being the EXIT.
- In Hello Woody! (Available to order now), a map is shown on the screen with one of the locations being a 5th Gem School.
- It's never been seen on-screen, which leaves its existence a mystery or unknown.
- Only members of FreeSmart and iance have seen/mentioned Gem School so far.
Grotato Farm[]
- See also: Grotatoes
The Grotato Farm is a location that first appeared in "Welcome Back". It is a fenced off farm where Fries grows his Grotatoes. The Grotato farm appears to have some cracked dirt in the corners, and some better soil around the center. Grotatoes on the farm are grown in order to replace the fries that Fries has lost.
Coverage[]
In "Welcome Back" Fries is seen working on the Grotato farm, with visible newly-grown plants around him. The Grotatoes being planted were newly-grown as of "Welcome Back". Fries can be seen with a shovel, loosening the soil around the Grotatoes. It was revealed that the Grotatoes being grown were being used to re-create the fries that he had lost by them being eaten, rotted, or burnt, when Pin and Coiny asked if they could have some.
In "Getting Teardrop to Talk", Fries' missing Fries had appeared, meaning it is likely that in the time between IDFB, and BFB, Fries has grown Grotatoes to replace his missing fries.
Gallery[]
Jungle (Battle for Permission to Meet 10)[]
The Jungle is a location that appears in Battle for Permission to Meet 10.
Appearance[]
The jungle has leaves on the roof of the jungle with vines going all around and a dark blue balance beam with water below. There's also a volcano somewhere nearby that has a tan structure with brown clouds surrounding it.
Coverage[]
In Battle for Permission to Meet 10, the first challenge takes place in the jungle. Six knocks Seven off, making him lose. The volcano is the 2nd challenge, where Four spawns X off into the lava, making him lose.
The Library[]
The Library is a place that supposedly exists in the Plains. It is mentioned by Book in "Get in the Van" when Pencil drives through the place, there is apparently a "rule" in which Book is allowed to slap Match every time they pass through this library. In return, Match can slap Book if they pass through a matchstick factory, which does end up happening in "The Long-lost Yoyle City".
Limb Reattachment Center[]
The Limb Reattachment Center seems to be a place where one would go to reattach limbs they lost.
It is first mentioned by Four in "Fortunate Ben" when asked where X was by Book. X presumably went there because Four dismembered them after he stole Four's line of "Hi Pie, bye Liy!"
Long Jump[]
The Long Jump was in "The Glistening" as the main contest and in "Hurtful!" as one of the parts of the challenge.
Trivia[]
- The placement order is:
- Leafy
- Firey
- Rocky
- Spongy
- Bubble (As Metal Ball)
- Flower
Matchstick Factory[]
The Matchstick Factory is a place that supposedly exists in Yoyle City. It is mentioned by Match in "The Long-lost Yoyle City" when Pencil drives through the place. There is also a matchstick factory owned by Match in the short Aw, Seriously?.
Microworld[]
The Microworld is a location that appears in Battle for Dream Island Again. It is situated within a drop of water on a tree leaf in the Colosseum, which eventually turns gold. The microworld is home to numerous microorganisms and bacteria. It also becomes filled with clouds of lead paint and holds the birdhouse.
Coverage[]
In "Spore Day", Pencil uses a pipette to create a droplet of water to hydrate a caterpillar. Later, all the contestants are shrunk in various ways and end up battling inside the microworld, where they continuously die from the lead paint that Fries had dropped inside. The microorganisms inside the microworld are shown to be aggressive when provoked, as shown when Fries attempts to use the Growth Ray on the birdhouse but mistakenly disturbs one of them.
All the contestants eventually shrink down to the atomic level, where they remove protons from the atomic structure to transform the lead into gold. During this, they throw protons at each other, killing Bomby, Needle, Tennis Ball, Book, and Nickel. Pin avoids this by being shrunken down to the subatomic level by Pencil. This allows Pencil, Fries, and Coiny to pass into the birdhouse without dying to lead poisoning.
Mini golf course[]
The mini golf course is a small plate of grass with a flag and a golf hole in the middle of space, where Golf Ball is briefly flung to after being hit by a golf club.
Nickel Auditions[]
Nickel Auditions is a place created by Announcer to replace Nickel because of him being in Inanimate Insanity.
The names of the nickels in the auditions are BFDI's Nickel as we know him, Nickel the II, Nickel the fourth, and Blickel, each having a slightly different look.[citation needed]
If it was canonical, it might raise some theories for the BFDI universe, such as how there could be multiple copies of a single object, or if those Nickels actually came from different object universes.
Nothing[]
Nothing is a location created after the end of the universe.
As the name suggests, it is simply a white void with nothing in it, save some characters and items which may be laying around.
Coverage[]
Canon[]
As this place appears in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", it appears to be an endless void. There are two ways shown to get into Nothing. The canon way is shown as a location in Black Hole's dream. In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", Black Hole is chasing Tree and Fanny in outer space, trying to kill them as per Two's orders in his dream. Black Hole eventually sucks up Tree, and uses all of his energy to get Fanny, who is in a rocket ship. This burst of energy obliterates all space and time, ending up in Nothing. Black Hole argues with Fanny about how for her, killing is a joke; but if he does it the world ends. Fanny then apologizes, and along Black Hole, they reinstate the team motto as "Life P.A.C.T.". They then reach a resolution, closing the dream and Nothing, granting team Death P.A.C.T. Again safety.
Non-canon[]
In "Claustrophobe's Nightmare", the heat death of the universe brings the Announcer, Book, Donut, and Match to Nothing. In Nothing, they are still stuck in the claw machine. Since there is nothing else to do, Donut looks for the diary that he wanted inside of the machine, and Match dyes her hair blue.
Gallery[]
The Number Playground[]
The Number Playground is a place that appeared in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". The locations in the town are Even Numbers Clubhouse, Equation Playground, Integer City, Expression Playground, Polyville, Happitown, and a park.
The Oasis[]
The Oasis is a location in the Southern Desert that appears in "Respect to the Wicked".
Geography[]
The location is home to lime grass, reeds, blue bushes and palm trees. The bottom of the Oasis connects to the Noctiluca yoylean Cavern via an underwater tunnel, that then turns into a purple tunnel with Recommended Characters stuck in the walls.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
Battle for Dream Island Again[]
In "Respect to the Wicked", when Pencil asks about locations with tons of water, Book suggests the oasis, mentioning its large lake as a place where they can hide the FreeSmart SuperVan. Upon arriving after leaving the Corn Field, Needle pushes the van into the water, unaware that Book is still inside. The van quickly sinks to the bottom of the lake with Book in it.
Proof of Location[]
A path that Book showed to the oasis
- Main article: Geography of Goiky#Locations of biomes
The Oasis is visibly located in the Southern Desert; specifically, it is in an area of the desert near the Corn Field, which is known due to book's map and the fact that it is not too far away from where FreeSmart left the area.
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Orange Forest[]
The Orange Forest is a forest filled with orange grass and trees. It is home to a Gelatin and Flower's Steakhouse + Fashion Store building and a Gelatin's Steakhouse building. It first appeared in "Chapter Complete" and made a full non-canon appearance in Firey and Gelatin Steal a Van.
Rain Shelter[]
The Rain Shelter is an item used by Firey in BFDI 3. As its name suggests, it is used to protect him from rain (a Teardrop family reunion).
Rocky Ruins[]
The Rocky Ruins are a biome in-between the Pillary Ruins and the Grasslands, only seen in "X Marks the Spot".
Geography[]
At the Pillary Ruins border, The biome slowly transitions from a very similar environment to a rocky area covered in blue bushes and grass. The border with the Grasslands is much more sudden, though that may have been because of the lava flood.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
Battle for BFDI[]
In "X Marks the Spot", the Have Cots go across the Rocky Ruins in the FreeSmart Supervan to get back to the Pillary Ruins after taking X from Two; they forget to take Teardrop with them, so they go back. In the meantime, the Have Nots win the challenge, making the Have Cots lose; Lollipop points this out, much to the shock of everyone else in the van.
Proof of Location[]
The Grasslands are right next to it
- Main article: Geography of Goiky#Locations of biomes
The Rocky Ruins connect to both the Pillary Ruins and the Grasslands, so the area must be in-between them; and since the Northern Desert and Northern Forest both block the Grasslands from connecting to the Pillary Ruins in all places but one, the location of this biome is well-known despite the lack of information we have about it.
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The Slingshot[]
The Slingshot is a location that first appeared in BFDI Is Back, it later appeared in BFDI Is Snack and in Seasonal Shift while the timeline was shifting.
Strange Hole[]
The Strange Hole is an expansive hole inside the Goiky Canal, separated from the water by a large grey wall. It contains several out-of place objects, such as large bacteriophages stacked on top of eachother, the Unnamed structure, and lots of small planets. It is only seen up close in "Get Digging", when Puffball flies through the area on her way to Yoyleland.
Subatomic level[]
The subatomic level is the scale of size smaller than an atom, appearing only in "Spore Day" and "Respect to the Wicked". Pin was sent here after being shrunken down from the atomic level. A Disembodied Voice can be heard and presumably resides here.
Appearance[]
The subatomic level is depicted as a vast, black void devoid of any distinguishable features.
Super Awesome Totally Legit Big and Fully-Stocked Super Mall[]
The Super Awesome Totally Legit Big and Fully-Stocked Super Mall (abbreviation: SATLBAFSSM) is a super-mall located in the Pristine Plains. It was first introduced in "🥚".Appearance[]
Outside, the mall is very dirty and undone, with the appearance of a dirty cardboard box, which along with the title, looks like a trap. But inside, it is a very refurbished, large, and actually legit and stocked mall.
Coverage[]
In "🥚", Coiny tells Pin to shop in it for items. Pin sees it as an obvious trap, but goes in anyway, and is shocked when she sees the large interior. The only thing she ends up buying is paprika.
In "I'm the Main Character", Leafy and Coiny visit the mall in Coiny's attempt to obtain another flag for the challenge. After using one of the claw machines and getting elected for Death Row, the paper is discarded as a paper airplane and thrown at Tennis Ball. Needle intervenes and takes Leafy out of the mall with her, thus ending Coiny's attempt to score a flag there.
Team craters[]
The team craters were featured in "The Liar Ball You Don't Want". They were used for the challenge which was to put the Liar Ball into another team's crater to guarantee safety and make that team up for elimination. A Better Name Than That had lost this challenge because they, as well as 
, were on the Moon and could not defend their goals.
Team Ice Cube's Cabin[]
Team Ice Cube's Cabin is a location seen in "Lo-Fi Beats to Yoyle To".
It is a dark green cabin with a desk on the left wall. On the other side of the room is a dark green mattress with a shelf above it and a sock at the edge where Firey Jr. sleeps in. There's a green mat with a darker center and a window near the mattress. On the shelf is a picture of Bomby, an Ice Cube Statue, and a Box of Paper Slips. The team's Logo is stuck on the wall and a book similar to the How to Be Dumb Book is on Gelatin's bed. There's also another sock, a transparent bag, a banana (presumably Bomby's), and a sticky note on the floor. On top of the desk is Donut's Diary, Donut's lamp, and a Himshey's bar.
Coverage[]
In "Lo-Fi Beats to Yoyle To", Donut is writing an entry in his new diary as Firey Jr. and Gelatin are sleeping behind him. At the end of the video, he turns his lamp off after finishing a page of his diary.
Trivia[]
- Firey Jr. got his own cabin for real in "I SAID CAREFUL!!!".
Team pits[]
In "What's Up Bell's String?", each team has a pit. The challenge is to fill the pit.
Gallery[]
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Team Towers[]
| “ | Woah, Loser! It's so cozy in this new tower! | ” |
The team towers are locations that were built in "Take the Tower". The blue tower was created by Bubble; to save Balloony, but Four expanded it and made a yellow tower for the challenge. Eventually, the yellow tower fell.
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TBA
Tropical Rainforest[]
The Tropical Rainforest is a location briefly mentioned in the epilogue of "Fashion For Your Face!" located somewhere in Goiky. It is a tropical rainforest that apparently spans "millions of acres", which was deforested by Flower in order to obtain Goiky bamboo, which is considered endangered. The bamboo was then used as fibers for Flower's line of sweaters. The deforestation of the Tropical Rainforest led to "ecological devastation worldwide", according to the epilogue of BFB 23.
Yoyle Canyon[]
| “ | Don't forgot the rise and fall of the fourth Yoyle Canyon empire! | ” |
The Yoyle Canyon is a canyon, located in (most likely) somewhere around Yoyleland. It is an area, mentioned by Nine, in "Thanks for 900,000 subscribers!". Nine had mentioned about a "4th Yoyle Canyon Empire", this comes to suggest that countries and empires could be in place in Goiky, Yoyleland, and other places.