| “ | Leafy: Hey uh... Speakery? Where are you sending the recommended characters that didn't win? Announcer: They're going to LOL. Leafy: Why? What's so funny? Announcer: Nothing's funny. |
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The Locker of Losers, abbreviated as LOL, is a container used to hold various characters and objects throughout the Battle for Dream Island series. It is a large blue lidded metal box with its name written on the side, and it is adorned with a padlock. Its walls are five inches thick. It is similar to the Tiny Loser Chamber, though the Locker of Losers is larger.
The Locker of Losers' first appearance and only appearance in the first season is in "Reveal Novum", where it is used to contain all but three (David, Bomby, and Nonexisty) of the eligible-to-join recommended characters; later in the episode, it is crushed by the Sun.
After its return in Battle for Dream Island Again, it is used to contain the Tiny Loser Chamber, which in turn is used to contain any characters not participating in the competition. After TV was sent there, he stole the key to its lock, and as a result, it was replaced by the Weak Trembling Fortress for all future eliminated contestants. In Well, Look Who It Is!, a cranking mechanism was used with Fanny's body to fly the LOL. In "PointyPointyPointy ♫, everyone inside the LOL becomes the host of BFDIA. They may be the last hosts of BFDIA, since the latter episode is only about 7-8 episodes away from BFDIA being a completed series.
As of IDFB, the Locker of Losers has been transferred from Goiky to Yoyleland. It does not appear in BFB, as it is superseded by the EXIT; all of the prisoners of the Locker of Losers has been released, presumably by the Wall Teleporter.
Appearance[]
The LOL is a giant blue container with a shine, that also has a small lid with a shine, and a giant grey lock on the left side that has 2 scratch marks.
Changes[]
BFDI 18 - IDFB 1[]
- The main part's shine is in the top left corner, and the shadow is in the bottom right corner
- The lock is on the right side
- The lock is front facing
- The lock has a shine, but no shine on the handle
- The lock has no scratch marks
- The lid lacks a shine but has shading in the bottom right corner
- The colors are slightly more saturated and brighter
- The text has no shine to match with the main part
BFDIA 5a[]
- The LOL now has a window on its side
BFDIA 6-13[]
- The corners are rounder
- The outlines are thicker and more visible
- The main part’s shines and shadows are now rounded-corner rectangles on both sides, that are not touching the outlines.
- The lock is on the left side
- The lock loses its shine, however the handle gets a shine instead.
- The lock is no longer front facing, however the x-axis remains the same
- The lock now has two scratch marks.
- The lid now has a shine, and both the shine and the shadows are rounded-corner rectangles
- The text now has shine to match with the main part
BFDIA 13+[]
- The shines are now greener, and the shading is gone, however the lock still has shading.
- The lock is now tilted up, showing the bottom part.
- The scratches on the lock are fainter.
- The window of the LOL now has a frame.
- The LOL now has fanny's fan on top, presumably to move around.
Characters in the LOL in IDFB[]
Trivia[]
- "LOL" is a real world initialism regularly used to mean "laughing out loud," hence Leafy's confusion when the announcer mentions the LOL.
- The Locker of Losers is known as a locker due to its padlock, but the lock is not attached to anything, and it appears that it can be slid off easily. The lock may serve to weigh the lid down.
- All recommended characters eligible to join the game besides David, Bomby, and Nonexisty died in "Reveal Novum" when the Locker of Losers was crushed by the sun.
- Evil Leafy may have escaped the Locker of Losers through the window, as she is shown to be able to phase through glass in Well Rested.
- In "No More Snow!", some of the contestants who were in the Locker of Losers can be seen in the background, indicating that they may have escaped.
- When BFDIA 6 did not exist, as of Welcome Back, it was unknown how Puffball was sent to the Locker of Losers without her having flown away.
- This was later revealed when the episode aired, having Puffball thrown away by bouncing on a Meteor Shield which made her fly inside the LOL.
- Puffball was the last eliminated contestant to get sent to the Locker of Losers. Anyone who was (or gets) eliminated at a Cake at Stake after Well Rested would be sent to the Weak Trembling Fortress.
- Despite the LOL being permanently locked, the contestants were still able to transfer Teardrop Cake through it in "Spore Day".
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