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Stapy, will you play Eat the Dirt with me?
 

Marker (also known as Marker the Green as of "Seasonal Shift") is a male contestant in Battle for BFDI and Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two.

In Battle for Dream Island, Marker was one of the 30 recommended characters that had a chance to join the show in "The Reveal". The votes for the debut were revealed in "Reveal Novum" and he only got 9 votes which was not enough to join, placing him 12th to join the season.

In Battle for Dream Island Again, Marker had the chance to join at the start of the season but he only received 109 votes which wasn't enough, placing 41st to join the season and so he was sent to the Tiny Loser Chamber.

In IDFB, Marker is currently in the Tiny Loser Chamber due to failing to debut in BFDIA. He had a chance to join the season but only received 110 votes[2], which was not enough to rejoin and placed him 23rd to join the season.

In Battle for BFDI, Marker competed on Free Food until the split in "The Escape from Four" where he left the show to compete on Two's show.

In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Marker competed on Death P.A.C.T. Again until the team swap in "What's Up Bell's String?" where he was instead put on Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again by One.

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Marker, a character in Battle for BFDI, is part of the crowd reacting to X's abduction by the Four-Colored Team. In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Marker questions the nature of prime numbers and attempts to join Foldy's team. After being rejected by Bell, Marker forms a team with Lightning.
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Marker garnered a total of 9 votes in 'The Reveal' episode, failing to secure a spot in the game and was dispatched to the Locker of Losers.
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Marker received 109 votes in the Battle for Dream Island Again, placing him at 41st position. This was insufficient for him to join the game, resulting in his relocation to the LOL. His participation in IDFB was also unsuccessful, despite an increase to 110 votes.
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The 'marker bfb asset' is integral to the character Marker from Battle for Dream Island, illustrating his visual progression throughout the series. Marker's design evolution includes acquiring limbs, color alterations, and the addition of a cap. The asset highlights Marker's transition from an initially crude design to a polished one, characterized by thicker lines and a chisel tip.
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Marker's design in BFDI has seen various changes. Initially, the character had a thinner outline and no limbs, which were later added and then lost again. Marker's face, initially poorly drawn, improved over time. The character has been depicted in different colors, including black, blue, green, and yellow. Marker also gained a tattoo on his arm, shading, two ellipses on his side, and BFDI eye and mouth assets. The character's body was also refined from a poorly drawn state.
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Appearance[]

Marker appears to be a white marker with a purple circle symbol on his side. He has a cap which matches the circle symbol and is the same size as the rest of his body. As of Seasonal Shift, his purple is changed to a light green, a design change that may be permanent as implied by its presence in the TPOT intro. However, it's unknown if he will be green in 2025 BFDIA+.

Changes[]

BFDI 12

  • There are two Markers (purple and orange).
  • The Markers have no cap.
  • The Markers are in a cave drawing style.
  • The Markers have a purple/orange squiggly line in the middle of their bodies.
  • The Markers are armless.

BFDI 14

  • Marker is now blue.
  • Marker is drawn more smoothly.
  • Marker now has roughly drawn arms.

BFDI 15

  • Marker's outline is thinner.

BFDI 17-BFDIA 13

  • Marker has a tattoo on his arm, and is purple again.
  • Marker gains shading.
  • Marker has two ellipses on his side instead of squiggly lines.
  • Marker regains his limbs.
  • Marker has BFDI eye and mouth assets.
  • Marker's body is neatly drawn.
  • Marker has no cap on his head.

BFDIA 13-IDFB

  • Marker gains a more vibrant shade of purple.
  • Marker now has a cap.
  • Marker now has outlines.
  • Marker's main body is shorter.
  • Marker loses his tattoo.

BFB-TPOT 15

  • Marker's lines are thicker.
  • He loses his fine point and now has a chisel tip, making him a chiseled marker.

TPOT 15+, timeline altered

Designs[]

Personality[]

BFDI and BFDIA[]

Marker appeared to have more of a tough guy, bully like personality, similar to those of Blocky, Eraser, or Snowball. He would show off tattoos in "The Reveal", and call Cake “wide” when he blocked the menu for dinner in "Well, Look Who It Is!". But, once the laser was shot in the LOL, he became a humorous and cheerful character.

BFB[]

Marker is a humorous and cheerful character who likes playing rather unusual games such as Toss the Dirt and Eat the Dirt. He doesn't seem to be very intelligent, as he didn't know how to play Rock Paper Scissors until Foldy taught him in "Today's Very Special Episode". While not very knowledgeable, Marker has shown to be a level-headed, rational thinker and problem solver on multiple occasions, such as when he deduced that Four would be satisfied with fake emeralds in "Don't Dig Straight Down".

TPOT[]

Marker is playful, silly, and curious, but also helpful and willing to try. He often brings humor to situations, even through misunderstandings, but always wants to contribute. He’s emotional and cares deeply about his team, even if he’s not the most strategic, and is determined to help them however he can, as shown in "Gardening Zero" where, even after he's set on fire, he crawls his way towards his bracelet to save Ice Cube to properly preserve his team's mantra of preventing death.

Marker has also shown to dislike fighting and prefers peace and teamwork over conflict, even when it’s not happening within his own team. He’s more of a peacemaker, trying to lighten the mood or find alternatives, like when he asked Black Hole and Fanny to stop fighting in "Balancing P.A.C.T." or when he helped Pen and Needle cooperate in "What's Up Bell's String?".

While Marker doesn’t enjoy fighting, he will step up when necessary, especially to protect others, as shown in "Category One" when he retaliates against Robot Flower for killing Tree. He prefers resolving conflicts and working together, rather than causing violence.

Official Character Guide biography[]

Marker is a purple washable marker. He likes to write messages on his arms such as "IMMUNITY GOES TO ME!"

Marker is good-natured and cheerful. He also loves to play games! His favorite is Toss the Dirt, but he's willing to play plenty of other games with his friends Foldy and Stapy. He's not so good at Rock-Paper-Scissors, though, because he keeps getting his fingers twisted into house-shapes. And 4-shapes. And hecatonicosahedroid-shapes.

Did You Know?: Another thing Marker likes to write on his arms is "GAMER."

Abilities[]

  • Malleability: Marker can make shapes from his hands that are normally impossible, such as a house, Four, and a hecatonicosahedroid. However, according to the Character Guide, this was not on purpose.

Coverage[]

Appearances[]

Battle for Dream Island[]

Marker Rejoin Line

Marker in Battle for Dream Island

In "A Leg Up in the Race", there are two Markers: a purple marker recommended by AlphaZaver and an orange marker recommended by alexlion0511. Both of them have patterns including curly lines on their bodies. Both were seen running around along with some other recommended characters after Firey set them on fire.

In "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None", a Marker runs into a vat of hydrochloric acid.

In "Vomitaco", Marker appears as a background character.

In "The Reveal", Marker reveals his tattoo in his audition to join the game. The tattoo read "Immunity goes to ME!". However, Marker didn't make it into the game, as he only got 9 votes in "Reveal Novum", along with Taco and Dora, and was sent flying into the Locker of Losers.

In "The Glistening", Marker appeared orange. Marker was also recommended by TheRyanExperiment and was one of the RC's to vote for Ice Cube.

In "Return of the Hang Glider", Marker variants watch the final Cake at Stake.

Battle for Dream Island Again[]

In "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know", Marker only received 109 votes and placed 41st, which wasn't enough to join the game and he was flung to the LOL once again.

In "Well, Look Who It Is!", everyone turns to look at the menu on TV's screen to see what's for dinner, but Cake blocks the view, much to Marker's annoyance. He comments that he doesn't remember Cake being so wide, and Cake protests that he's not wide. Later, Dora's stomach grumbles, and she complains that she's really hungry. Marker points out that there's so much bread to eat and asks why she can't just eat that. Pie informs him that Dora is allergic to all non-island foods.

In "PointyPointyPointy ♫", Marker is shown in the LOL. However, he does not have lines.

In "Spore Day," Marker watches as Coiny, Fries, and Pencil swim toward the birdhouse. He comments that The Hearts are now seconds away from winning the challenge.

In "Respect to the Wicked," Marker is shown in the LOL. However, he does not get lines due to Balloony taping his mouth shut.

IDFB[]

In "Welcome Back", Marker is given a chance to join the game, along with the other characters in the TLC.

Battle for BFDI[]

In "Getting Teardrop to Talk", Lightning asks Marker (along with Stapy) if they want to be friends. Marker declines and then asks Stapy if he wants to play toss the dirt with him. They both start digging up dirt. During team picking, Marker follows Stapy and joins Free Food. During the challenge, Bell is concerned about their chances of winning when Foldy dies, stating no one else could get up to the basket. Marker then tells Bell to turn around to an angry Puffball.

In "Lick Your Way to Freedom", Marker yells at Four demanding Foldy be recovered. Later, Marker and Stapy "punish" Lollipop to death due to her not being Foldy.

Marker in BFB 3

In "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset", Marker asks Puffball if she wanted to play Toss the Dirt with him. Puffball agrees after calling the game "dirty". This, however, does not happen as Fries tells Puffball to do the challenge instead.

In "Today's Very Special Episode", Marker asks to play rock paper scissors with Foldy and Stapy. He says he doesn't know how to play, but Foldy teaches him. He's told that whoever farts the most gas wins. He doesn't think that's how it works, but Stapy gets him to play anyway. Marker points his finger, which is an illegal move. He then plays a house, then a hecatonicosahedroid. He then plays 4 which Foldy and Stapy freak out about. The 4 grows out of Marker's hand and turns into Four. In the challenge, Marker presents the year's hottest look, which caused Four to shoot out some hearts at his team. They get first place.

In "Fortunate Ben", Marker gets trapped inside his team's paper plane by Stapy which causes them to fall out of the sky. As they fall, Marker tells his teammates that they have to slow their plane down. His team manages to win thanks to Stapy using his staples to break the landscape.

In "Four Goes Too Far", Marker (along with the rest of Free Food) looks away from Pen when he has the Twinkle of Contagion. Pen nearly managed to get Marker to turn around when he says he has some very tossable dirt, but Fries stops him. Marker was avoiding Pen at the start, but got tricked into looking at him when started running the other way. He loses the twinkle when Bleh looks at him from space.

In "The Liar Ball You Don't Want", Marker is in the group of characters who greet Loser at the beginning. when Lightning zooms in on Donut too far with Camera, Marker believes Donut is a vampire. Lightning zooms out and can see him, but Marker says he still has evidence.

In "Questions Answered", Marker can be seen moving from the moon to earth. His team loses the challenge due to Stapy and Puffball's cheating.

In "This Episode Is About Basketball", Marker asks to play "eat the dirt" with Stapy, which Stapy declines. Coiny then offers Marker some dirt to eat, starting the intro. At the start of Cake at Stake, he is seen with Coiny's dirt fully eaten. When X gets "promoted" to host, Marker, along with the other alive members of Free Food affirm with his regular cake choice. During the contest, Marker wins for his team when Yellow Face tells him to play toss the balls, which turns into toss the dirt once the balls are in their team Basket. Fries tells Marker that he can stop digging.

In "Enter the Exit", Marker played the number four claiming that he knew how to bring Four back. However, this did not work (since Four was dead). Firey Jr. noticed this and called Marker an idiot after he had no proof that this had worked "last time", due to Stapy and Foldy being absent.

In "What Do You Think of Roleplay?", Marker was seen smiling at Foldy with Yellow Face. Ruby then came and unfolded her, shocking Marker.

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Uncapped Marker as a recommended character.

In "Return of the Rocket Ship", after Yellow Face started to advertise the Fork Attractant, Marker was intrigued, along with Bell and Lollipop, stating that he wished nothing more than to watch it.

In "Don't Dig Straight Down", Marker's only role is explaining to Fries (while using his body to draw a simple diagram) that Four once said "You don't need frills to make a feast for the eyes," encouraging Fries to give fake emeralds to Four.

In "The Four is Lava", Marker is recovered, as he died offscreen between the events of the previous episode.

In "The Escape from Four", Marker is first seen walking with everyone else to watch Four struggle at sucking up Spongy. Marker can also be seen helping with pulling the eliminated contestants out of Four. He later switches to Two's show, TPOT, after seeing them turn the sun into a spiky ball so that they could hit Four with it.

Battle for BFB[]

In "X Marks the Spot", Marker is in the crowd of characters who gasp when X is snatched away by the Four-Colored Team.

Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two[]

Marker in TPOT 1

In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", Marker is seen asking about what's wrong with prime numbers. He later tries joining Foldy's team, but is flung away by Bell. He lands next to Lightning and teams up with him, with Lightning being bothered with how he now wants to be friends after rejecting his offer in BFB 1. They both join Death P.A.C.T. Again.

During the challenge, he informs the team they can't use the elevator after it breaks. He also suggests using Fanny to propel themselves onto the building, but she's not strong enough for that. Remote gets an idea and uses him to visualize her plan. When Pie says that she's vandalizing the wall, Marker says she isn't and that his ink is washable. As Remote carries her team up the stairs, Marker gets dropped, and he presses a button on the elevator before running back up. This causes the elevator with The Strongest Team on Earth. to stop at that floor, but they still beat Death P.A.C.T. Again, meaning Marker and the rest of the team are up for elimination. He stomps on Two when the contestants start attacking them.

In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", Marker receives a paper clip from Robot Flower, which he can be seen playing with as his team tries to get a battery. During Cake at Stake, he is in the bottom two with Pie, and is the last one safe, receiving 6,095 votes. He goes off to play video games while Two begins the intro sequence. During the challenge, when Black Hole asks how he can help, Marker says "You suck, don't you?", which Black Hole takes offense to. Fanny clarifies that he meant that he could use his suction ability to help. This backfires when Black Hole accidentally sucks up all of Death P.A.C.T. Again's blocks. Marker agrees with Tree's idea to steal other team's blocks, and he and Fanny take Rocky from The S! when they see him vomit blocks. Marker panics when he sees Remote get killed in a puddle of battery acid, and leaves Rocky behind at the Recovery Center after he kills Remote by vomiting acid onto her. Marker and Tree then stay behind to build their team's stack.

When Teardrop destroys one of their blocks, Marker attempts to use his paper clip to keep the stack from collapsing. This fails, and the paper clip ends up getting launched into the back of Robot Flower's head. Marker suggests targeting Teardrop as an act of revenge, leaving Tree as the only member to rebuild their stack. Teardrop starts firing at his team, killing Fanny first, forcing the rest to take cover behind a fence. Lightning saves Marker from Teardrop by pushing him down, and Marker avenges Lightning's death by wrestling the laser gun from her and taking it by biting her arm. Teardrop then fires a laser from her finger, knocking Marker over, allowing her to take back the laser gun and finish him off. Tree recovers Marker before the challenge ends, and their team places 4th overall, with five blocks stacked.

In "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters", Marker agrees his team should take the backseat for the challenge to focus on preventing death. In the challenge, Marker and his team follows Are You Okay after hearing the words hammers and factories to prevent any possible death. When Eraser calls Death P.A.C.T. Again cool, Marker says that he always knew he was cool.

Marker in TPOT 3

Marker grabs a random sheet lying on the ground for the landing pad they make for in case someone falls off Are You Okay's rollercoaster. Marker can be seen later building the structure of the landing pad. When the team sees Are You Okay's dangerous roller coaster, Black Hole says that they made the right choice preventing death, with Marker replying that he knew it. Marker's team ends up getting 1st place, with Two rating theirs a 10/10, treating it as a trampoline.

During the rating, Eraser chases Teardrop with a Zap Ray while accidentally killing numerous people, which disappoints Marker as they weren't able to prevent it. When Two announces two teams are up for elimination, Marker thinks it's because they're "Two". In the stinger, when Eggy rejects the cheesecake covered in glass shards used for Cake at Stake, Marker volunteers to eat it for her. The episode ends as Marker screams in pain.

In "Gardening Zero", Marker's team is sent to the jungle to protect their Funny Plant. When Lightning accidentally electrocutes it, the team agrees that they'd be better off without him and Marker pulls off his bracelet to send him away. Later, Puffball shows up with Lightning’s bracelet, intent on killing Death P.A.C.T. Again’s plant. Marker's team took precautions and built a castle around the plant meant to thwart all dangers to it. However, Puffball simply flies over the castle walls, gaining access to plant. Puffball is then reminded that her team would lose, even if she killed another team’s plant and she leaves. She arrives back with Ice Cube and puts Marker's team in a tough position of having to choose if they should kill their plant and lose or allow the plant to slowly absorb Ice Cube until she dies. After all attempts at saving Ice Cube and the plant fail, the team decides they should save Ice Cube. Marker gets the idea to grab Two's scissors to snip the plant and removes his bracelet to retrieve them. After he grabs the scissors, a burning Grassy suddenly appears out of nowhere, and Marker runs right through him, setting himself on fire. He manages to crawl his way back to the bracelet and gets the scissors to his team. Tree snips the plant, saving Ice Cube, while also putting their team up for elimination. Marker's burning body then proceeds to set the entire jungle on fire.

In "Fishes and Dishes", Marker is first shown dancing next to a Funny Plant when Yellow Face is doing his advertisement. During Cake at Stake, Marker is the first one safe on his team with 10,484 votes. For the challenge, Marker says that they can just hold their breaths, walk into the canal, and look for the plates. When asked how they'll communicate, Marker says that he took a Yoyle Dance class that allows one to communicate through dance.

Marker in TPOT 11

Marker introducing the Yoyle Dance handbook to his team

In the Goiky Canal, Marker, Tree, and Fanny search for their plates while putting their Yoyle dancing lessons to use. Fanny ends up dying due to losing their breath after spotting the dead bodies of the FreeSmarters. Marker suggests that he and Tree stay closer to the surface and continue holding their breath. Later, Marker and Tree spot Pen and Eraser with plates. They snatch the plates from them and then kick them down into the depths of the Goiky Canal. They aren't able to reach the surface due to the water being frozen. Lightning melts the ice by zapping it and gives the plate they found to Two, making them safe.

In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", Marker is first seen with his team, with Black Hole saying that they should make a simple meal for Two. Marker, and the rest of his team, runs to an abandoned Gelatin's Steakhouse restaurant. While at the restaurant, Lightning accidentally burns Marker with the stove, leading Black Hole to suck up the fire, to Lightning's annoyance. Lightning then throws a dead fish to Marker, but he's sad to find out that it's dead, saying that they can't use it. Black Hole states that they can still use it because it's already dead.

Marker says that the fish is long gone and says that they can honor its memory by making it a fish roll. Marker, and his team finish the fish roll, but he is still sad that the fish is dead. Black Hole and Lightning say that they can bring it back to life. The team runs to Golf Ball's Underground Factory. Tree accidently trips on a chocolate ball, leading Marker to ask if Tree is okay.

Tree then finds a time reversal ray and uses it on Marker. Marker, after his transformation, is back to when he wasn't burned. Marker and his team use the time reversal ray to recover the dead fish. The team then wastes time dancing, leading Fanny to get upset and to say that they should show the fish roll to Two. Marker gets bitten by the fish, to his annoyance. The team runs to Two, ready to show Two the fish roll. Marker then presents the team's food. Two realizes that the fish is alive, and they got eaten multiple times. Two gives the team a 2/10, to Marker's surprise, and leading the team to be up for elimination. In the stinger, Marker gets mutilated by Four after attempting to steal their food.

In "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", Marker is the second contestant safe on his team and gets to jump into the Yoyle pit. Marker is then zapped by Lightning when he starts to rampage over his elimination. For the challenge, Marker's team is assigned with fixing the World's Largest Oven. As soon as they arrive there, Marker says that they need to smash it because of how deadly it is. Fanny stops her teammates from doing this however because it would just cost them the challenge, leading her to say that she hates the pact, to everyone's shock.

Marker in TPOT 7

Black Hole and Fanny start to argue, so Marker tries to lighten the mood by telling Black Hole that Fanny loves the pact, which she immediately denies. Fanny attempts to change things up by causing death and gets Tree killed, along with Pillow and Black Hole. Later, as Fanny and Black Hole continue to fight, Just Not approaches them and offers to trade them a glass panel. They trade Tree's dead body for it and have Two install the panel into the oven, making Death P.A.C.T. Again the first team safe. Marker realizes that they only won the challenge because they caused a death, which Black Hole has a hard time accepting.

In "Balancing P.A.C.T.", Marker tries recovering Tree using his 'special touch', but it doesn't work after many tries. During the challenge, he tells Black Hole and Fanny to stop fighting and that they're both right. Shortly after, he compliments Donut after he sees Tree's condition and says that it makes losing his arms look pretty good. Later, Black Hole asks Death P.A.C.T Again to help Tree as Puffball and Golf Ball are hurting him.

Marker dives into the water and swims to Tree. Near the end, Are You Okay loses and Two instructs the viewer to vote before Marker interrupts them and clarifies that all his team had to either die or fall into the water to be up for elimination. Two acknowledges that and Marker explains that Fanny didn't die, she just got split in two while her mouth remains on the beam. Two says that it's seems like a technicality, but Marker along with Black Hole refuses to accept that and says that it's unfair. Two finally agrees and asks the other contestants to continue.

In "Outbreak At Stake", Marker is seen at the start off the episode with everyone else about the Barf Bag situation, and was seen running off with Fanny and Black Hole. When Two announces the challenge, Marker is the one to tell them his team was with Tree. During the challenge, he is seen taunting Fanny, telling her she can't argue without her mouth, and presented the solution they should move Tree. He and Fanny both jumped down and started digging. He asked Black Hole for more time, and he was dead set on moving Tree for a lot of the contest. The strategy helped form a crack in the ground, helping Pin get out of the underwater cave. After the zombie situation was solved, Teardrop was confirmed to be dead, visibly upsetting and shocking Marker. He also seemed interested when Teardrop opened her mouth, thinking she was going to speak.

In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", Marker recovers Just Not after they died last episode. He is also seen arguing after Cake at Stake. In Black Hole's nightmare, Marker hugs Fanny and Tree, happy to be reunited again. However, Marker is later killed by Black Hole when he tries to stop him from killing everything. Later, Tree recovers him with an HPRC, but he gets killed again shortly after. After the nightmare ends, Marker is seen in the boat with Fanny while she cuts down Tree, reminding him that the problem is gonna get worse before it gets better.

Marker in TPOT 10

In "What's Up Bell's String?", Marker and Fanny are working to cut down Tree, who is still in his canal-bound state. As they near completion, Marker holds Tree up, assuring him that they're almost done. Just then, Black Hole arrives and warns Marker to let go of Tree because he is about to fall. Before Black Hole can finish his sentence, however, Tree dies and lands on Marker.

Later, Two announces a team swap, instructing them to form four teams of six. Marker comments that this was exactly what he was thinking. After the team formation, Marker welcomes Pin and Gaty to the team and supports Pin's idea of her becoming the new team leader. They later name their new team Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again. During the challenge, Pin throws Marker at Black Hole and orders them to find items for their pit. Marker assures Pin that they'll find something and then ushers Black Hole in the opposite direction to begin their search. As they are leaving, Tennis Ball spots them, and orders someone on BaggedBagged to follow them.

Marker and Black Hole visit several venues and struggle to pick something for their pit until Black Hole reminds Marker that they only have three minutes to complete the challenge, and must bring back the next thing they see. They enter Davidland, where Black Hole picks up one of the Davids. This provokes the David, whose sound waves cause Black Hole to drop Marker. He lands between Pen and Needle in the evil forest, who are throwing a tree back and forth at each other. Marker gets up and tells them to cut it out, but Needle throws the tree back at Pen, which ends up landing on Marker.

Later, Pen and Needle are still arguing over the tree while Black Hole searches for Marker. He eventually finds Marker, who begs him to stop Pen and Needle from fighting. Black Hole successfully provokes David, whose sound waves send Marker, Pen, and Needle flying towards Black Hole, who catches them all. Marker thanks Black Hole for saving him, and Black Hole tells him to pipe down to avoid provoking David again.

Marker in TPOT 12

They arrive at the pit, and Pen and Needle continue to fight over the tree. Marker tells them to stop, adding that they would be unstoppable together, which eventually convinces Pen and Needle to cooperate and carry the tree to their pit. Fanny gets mad at Marker for helping other teams, and Marker apologizes. Eventually, the contest ends, and Marker's team wins the challenge due to having the most items in their pit. They are rewarded with Robot Flower. When Robot Flower arrives, she pushes Marker to the ground, commenting that they were lucky.

In "Category One," the challenge requires teams to protect the hotel from their respective creatures and prevent them from reaching Two's room, with Death P.A.C.T Yet Again being assigned to handle the rapidly approaching bugs. With the instructions clear, the team heads to the ground floor to brainstorm. There, Robot Flower proposes killing all the bugs for safety, but Fanny and Black Hole surprise everyone by announcing a slight change to their pact. Robot Flower ignores them and continues her bug-killing spree, leaving Marker and Tree puzzled about the pact's revision.

Black Hole explains that they are prioritizing life first, while Fanny emphasizes the need to make compromises to adapt to the situation. In a fit of rage, Robot Flower picks up Marker and slams him against the wall, crushing several bugs in the process, which disturbs Marker as he realizes he inadvertently caused death. They urge her to stop, but Robot Flower challenges them, asking who will stop her. The scene then shifts to the rest of her team surrounding Robot Flower, resolute in their determination to put an end to her reckless actions once and for all.

Later, Robot Flower kicks Roboty away, shocking the rest of the team, and she lets out a menacing laugh. Frustrated, Marker, Tree, and Fanny all lunge at her, but she effortlessly dodges their attacks. In a brutal turn of events, Robot Flower ultimately kills Tree. Marker, feeling the weight of loss, retaliates by kicking her and biting her arm. She pushes him off, prompting Marker to chase her upstairs, where he is unexpectedly sprayed with foam water. The fight continues, escalating as Marker strikes Robot Flower with a nearby painting. He removes his cap and tells her to play nice before hurling a ceiling lamp at her, resulting in an electric shock that leaves her momentarily stunned. Curiosity getting the better of him, Marker leans in to touch her, but he too is electrocuted, leading to his demise.

Subsequently, Robot Flower is restored to her normal state. Marker is also seen being recovered by Fanny, while Tennis Ball tries to persuade Black Hole to brave the storm and use his gravity to neutralize it. Although initially hesitant, Black Hole eventually agrees and sets off. The rest of the team decides to eliminate the remaining bugs, and during a montage, Marker uses Basketball to take them down one by one.

Marker in TPOT 13

Once the bugs have been defeated, Fanny congratulates everyone for their efforts. However, Marker spots one last bug that hasn’t been dealt with. Determined to finish the job, the group chases it up the stairs, however, Tennis Ball intentionally trips himself, causing everyone to tumble back down to the ground floor. He sarcastically apologizes for his clumsiness, while Robot Flower bolts off in pursuit. However, she arrives too late, and the bug reaches Two's room, biting them. Furious at the breach, Two recalls that the bugs were the responsibility of Death P.A.C.T Yet Again and angrily puts them up for elimination.

In "I SAID CAREFUL!!!," Tape wraps Marker in tape while announcing his safety in the Cake at Stake with 15,961 votes. Caught off guard, Marker falls when Camera snaps his photo. For the challenge, teams must capture a flag from either the mountain or the volcano to earn immunity. Black Hole propels his team upward with gravity, which Liy protests as cheating. She retaliates by throwing Pen at Fanny, causing Fanny to fall and die, which saddens Marker. Robot Flower receives an alert that Basketball has ordered from her shop and leaves momentarily. Black Hole then loses his hold on Marker, Pin, and Tree, who all fall. Robot Flower returns with jetpacks, allowing the team to continue their ascent.

The team takes a break at a cabin as Black Hole continues up the mountain alone, intending to use his gravity to secure the flag. After some time, they grow concerned over his absence, and Marker suggests he might be in trouble. Setting off to find him, they realize along the way that Pin and Robot Flower are missing. Tree refers to Fanny as the “hateful one” and Marker as the “capped one,” which prompts Marker to ask which label was his. They soon locate Pin and Robot Flower, who explain that their jetpack failed due to their combined weight. Marker refocuses the group on finding Black Hole, with Tree underscoring the need for teamwork. Ignoring the warning signs to turn back, they press onward.

The team encounters an obstacle course, which they navigate in a quick montage. Partway through, Robot Flower leaves unexpectedly. They eventually find Black Hole struggling to move away a plant obstructing the flag, which Marker spots. Tree hushes Marker, warning not to wake the plant. Robot Flower returns, but the plant slams her into the ground, stunning everyone.

Black Hole instructs the team to handle the plant, but the ground collapses beneath them. Black Hole catches them just in time, but after Marker urges him to get rid of the plant, he drops the team and leaves with it to find it a place to stay. Marker, Tree, Pin, and Fanny land in the snow, joining BaggedBagged and Team 2.

A snowball fight ensues as Book throws a snowball at Liy, saying that the fight wasn't over yet. Marker tries to break them up, but the chaos only escalates further as everyone starts pelting snowballs at each other. The teams soon realize they need to search for the flag in the snow, so everyone immediately gets to work searching While digging, a hand emerges holding the flag. Pin assumes it’s Fanny, but Marker corrects her, saying that was a hand, and Fanny doesn't have arms.

The hand turns out to be Grassy's, making Team 2 safe. Two arrives at the scene to confirm their victory and teleports everyone out of the pit. However, one last flag still remains unclaimed on the volcano. As CloudYAY closes in on the flag, frustration mounts among the contestants, realizing they have little chance of reaching it first. Their grievances spill out as Book complains about Pencil's annoying behavior, Price Tag criticizes Pillow’s violent tendencies, and Ice Cube bemoans Yellow Face's habit of stealing limbs. Marker attempts to voice complaints about Winner and Donut but comes up empty-handed. Fanny admits they’re tolerable but vents her frustration with Golf Ball’s overbearing nature.

Amid the rising discontent, Liy suggests that they join forces to stop CloudYAY from securing victory. Grassy eagerly supports the idea and shoves Snowball, who begins absorbing nearby snow and rapidly grows in size. Everyone seizes the moment, climbing aboard as Snowball barrels through the terrain, growing larger with every rotation. The plan appears to be working until Snowball’s massive form sends the group careening off a cliff.

After the fall; several contestants—including Marker—are crushed to death. Fanny rushes to the recovery center and gets Two to recover everyone. They revive Marker and all the other contestants who perished, but in the process, CloudYAY members Pencil, Pillow, and Donut are also recovered. Upon realizing that the other teams have formed an alliance against them, Pencil swiftly kills Snowball and uses his face to suffocate Marker, ultimately taking his life. Pillow then uses Marker’s lifeless form to kill Grassy.

Marker and Pencil

Later, Marker is recovered again, but the terrifying plant from earlier re-appears and kills several contestants. The plant lunges toward Marker and Fanny, crushing both of them to death. Eventually, the challenge ends. Despite the efforts of the other teams to sabotage CloudYAY, they manage to secure the flag and win immunity. As a result, Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again and BaggedBagged are the losing teams and are put up for elimination.

In "Seasonal Shift", all of the contestants go to the roof of the hotel, now reduced back to the bathrooms it was back in Battle for BFDI. Marker confirms to Two that he knows Cake at Stake is about to start, however, all of the purple on his body has been replaced by a slightly saturated green color. This confuses Black Hole, along with everything else changed by the timeline's shift. No one else seems to mind Marker's green design, reassuring Black Hole that he has always been green. During a flashback to "The Escape From Four", we see Marker trying to pull Spongy out of Four along with the rest of the Battle for B.F.D.I. cast, (and Loser) where he is his normal purple color. Due to the failed debuters teleporting back in time, Anchor appears all the way from space and comes crashing down.

Green Marker Argue

Everyone arguing about Marker's correct color

Anchor crashes into the Earth, moving it downward and causing Two to completely miss it. Marker, along with everyone else gets pushed and disoriented by the shockwave caused by Anchor's landing. As all of the contestants are recovering, Marker turns into the saturated green color that we see in the present. Nine is spying on everyone, before jumping in to steal Four's show, just like Two did in the correct timeline. We cut back to the present, where everyone is arguing about Marker's correct color. After Black Hole argues that Marker used to be purple, Marker tells Black Hole that he has always been this way, labeling himself as "Marker the Green." Pen jumps in saying he has always loved that nickname.

After BaggedBagged's Cake at "Skate" elimination, Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again goes up. Planty announces Marker's safety by spitting on him, the slimy spit reveals that Marker got 16,906 total votes. Pineapple announces Robot Flower as this episode's eliminated Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again member. Golf Ball and Tennis Ball approach Marker and everyone else with the yoylite that the failed debuters used to travel through time with One's help and throws it onto the ground, with everyone gasping in surprise. Pencil in response to Golf Ball's revelation tells her to calm down. Winner asks why Black Hole would be aware about the changes and not anyone else, where Marker agrees and claims himself as smart... and green.

Tennis Ball talks about his time travel experience back in "Start the Shift" with Nickel, where they teleported forward in time to "Category One." As Tennis Ball states the catastrophic consequences to major altercations in the time line, the sky rips open. Pan Flute tells the contestants to get the failed debuters and sort the time line out. One notices the yoylite from a bush, and uses it to recover everyone's memories. With his memory restored, Marker questions why he is green. Black Hole questions how everyone suddenly remembers. Everyone looks at TV's scanning's of their past, showing the failed debuters all over the past competitions. Ten crushes the yoylite into four pieces, one for each team, before announcing that the challenge is to get the failed debuters back to the present.

Cheese Orb starts the intro, in which Marker is still green. After the intro, TV shows where each team needs to go, Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again needs to go to March 24th 2020, the date of "The Escape from Four". Marker is still green during the "Fortunate Ben" portion where BaggedBagged is trying to find Kitchen Sink. Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again ends up at the Grasslands where Four and Nine are fighting over ownership of the show. While Tree and Fanny grabs an in tears Anchor, Marker uses a spyglass to see that Two ended up on a whole other planet after missing Earth. Marker and Pin argue about weather they should fix the past or focus on the challenge, with Marker saying he wants Two back as the host. As Anchor walks away back into the dirt he was trapped in earlier, the world seemingly glitches before a bowling pin appears, which turns into one of Flower's sweaters from Battle for B.F.B.

Cutting back to Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again, more strange transformations happen as Tree questions how they'll get to the planet Two is on. Fanny decides to wait for the objects in Cloudy's collection to turn into something useful, in which a few seconds later, it turns into Tennis Ball's trebuchet. Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again hops onto the trebuchet with a bunch of different objects in hand before they launch themselves. Marker's pair of headphones turns into a firework, and Pin's blueberry turns into a match. Pin uses the match to light the firework, allowing Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again to hold onto it and blast off into the planet Two is on. Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again lands next to Two as they are telling some strange creatures about The Power of Two. Pin yells at Two, telling them that they were supposed to land on Earth, and not the "disgusting" planet they were currently on.

Pin's wording makes the creatures mad and they attack her. Pin and Fanny team up to kill the creatures using the match Pin already used, and a hammer that Fanny got after the timeline changed again. Two tells Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again that they are happy they got rid of the creatures, specifying how they tried to beat them up, questioning what kind of contestants would try to beat their own host up. Marker shows guilt as he remembers when he and some other contestants had jumped and beaten up Two at the end of "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?".

Seasonal Shift (1292)

"Uhhhh, yeah...!"

Two teleports themself and Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again to the Grasslands, where they kick Nine out of the area, fixing the timeline of that era. Marker grabs Anchor and uses the yoylite to get back to the present. Marker sees the Announcer in Two's place, showing sadness that them fixing some of the past didn't bring Two back. However, the big crack in the sky has fixed itself a little bit due to Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again's deed. Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again teleports to May 1st 2010, the date of "Bridge Crossing" in order to fix what CloudYAY did to the timeline. Tree considers going back to the Grasslands due to not seeing anything, before Marker tells him about the contestants (and Income Tax Return Document) hanging on to the sides of the cliffs. While the rest of the team save the contestants, Marker runs up to the Announcer, who was stabbed by Scissors accidentally, using glue to try and fix the broken pieces.

As the rest of Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again get Needle back up, Marker has the Announcer up and running again as he starts the challenge. They use the yoylite to get back to the Grasslands, but Black Hole tells them that CloudYAY vanished without their team's yoylite piece. Glue tells them that they need to go to July 24th 2020, the date of "Who Stole Donuts Diary?" They notice Flower, Leafy, Teardrop, and Lollipop on the ground just after being pushed off the Freesmart Supervan by CloudYAY. X questions where all thesecontestants are coming from. Four throws his own arm far away from the courthouse which comes in handy for Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again later.

Marker carries Flower, Leafy, Teardrop, and Lollipop up a mountain along with the other Death P.A.C.T. Yet Againers. Four's arm hits Fanny in the face, Tree picks it up before walking inside Yellow Face's Warehouse and finding Taco's dead body from the hands of CloudYAY. Tree uses Four's arm to recover Taco with the help of Pin and Fanny. They then recover Block and Woody. Everyone runs back to the courthouse with the diary in hand. Marker carries all of the Battle for B.F.B. contestants back to the courthouse except for Bubble and Gelatin who gets recovered by Tree. They then use the yoylite to teleport back.

After returning to the Grasslands, Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again meet Team 2 and BaggedBagged as the crack in the sky gets bigger. Black Hole says that Team 2 and BaggedBagged are some of the reason it's getting bigger, but it's mostly because of CloudYAY. One deactivates the four pieces of yoylite, meaning the three teams can't stop CloudYAY. CloudYAY, who is currently in "Return of the Hang Glider" manages to make Firey let Leafy into Dream Island, which is the final straw for the timeline. As everything crumbles, everyone looks at the sky while Marker is too terrified to look. Tree hugs a scared Marker and angry Fanny. Tree extends his arm to add Pin to the hug, who all smile except for Marker, still shaking in fear.

DPYA Hug

Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again hugging as the timeline crumbles

Last second, Gaty, who has been watching everything, signs the deal to fix everything. Seemingly everything is back to normal, however Marker is still green and the crack is still there, just much smaller. Due to focusing on fixing the past more than getting the failed debuters, Marker, along with the rest of his team, are up for elimination.

In "The Power of Four", Marker joins the rest of Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again for Cake at Stake, where he is declared safe with 17,628 votes. However, Pin is eliminated. Shocked and disappointed, Pin admits she thought she would perform better, but Marker reassures her that winning isn’t everything—it’s about having fun. Black Hole, Fanny, and Tree also offer words of encouragement, commending her efforts before she is swiftly sent to the elimination space.

As the next challenge begins, teams are given ten minutes to find a hiding spot. Anyone found and tagged by Four or X will be at risk of elimination, and the two teams with the most tagged members will be up for voting. With that, Marker and Tree set off in search of a hiding place. Aware that their team is now down to four members after Pin’s departure, Marker emphasizes the importance of building trust, which is the second part of their P.A.C.T.. He calls out to Team 2, claiming to have found a great hiding spot and using the provided map as proof. Trusting him, the members of Team 2 immediately follow, despite Snowball’s protests.

In the forest, the group searches for the ideal tree to hide in (not counting Tree himself). Marker and Tree share a high five, and Tree explains that several factors determine a tree’s level of perfection. Meanwhile, Snowball throws Team 2 into a random tree and orders them to climb, while Marker and Tree continue their search for a better hiding spot.

As they explore, Grassy accidentally falls into Tree’s leaves and, unaware of his surroundings, asks where he is before greeting Marker. Unbeknownst to both of them, Grassy has now taken control of Tree. Marker, oblivious to the situation, simply greets him back. Later, Grassy realizes he can manipulate Tree’s movements from inside and ponders whether he could use this to sabotage Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again. Overhearing this, Marker looks at Tree in confusion. To cover up the plan, Tree—still under Grassy’s control—quickly changes the subject and redirects Marker’s attention elsewhere. Trusting Tree, Marker acknowledges that he has never lied to him before and agrees to follow along.

A montage follows, showing Grassy—while controlling Tree—repeatedly attempting to eliminate Marker. However, all of his sabotage efforts fail. Frustrated, Grassy later confides in Snowball about his unsuccessful attempts, unaware that Marker is listening. Realizing he has been deceived, Marker retaliates by shaking the tree with Pillow’s help. The force eventually launches both Tree and Grassy into the air. Pillow urges Marker to keep shaking, but he insists on saving Tree first.  

Soon, Marker and Tree land directly in front of the FreeSmart Supervan. Pencil swerves just in time to avoid them as Four continues his relentless pursuit of the van, determined to tag everyone inside. Meanwhile, Grassy chases after Four, begging him to tag Tree, while Marker follows closely, intent on stopping him. As the van speeds forward, Grassy jumps out of Tree at the last second, narrowly avoiding impact. Both survive, and Tree regains control of himself. Relieved, Marker hugs him, grateful to have him back. A confused Tree realizes he must have missed something important.  

Marker in TPOT 16

Later, the challenge concludes, with Marker and Tree among the few contestants who avoided being tagged. The duo celebrates with a high five. During the challenge results, Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again is declared safe, securing Marker’s safety as well.

In "Bottle For Dream Island", Marker, along with Golf Ball, Pen, and Snowball, represent their teams in the ferris-wheel challenge, where the goal is to stay on the ride for as long as possible. Partway through the challenge, Snowball announces that he's going to try knocking Marker off, calling him a "weakling". Marker replies that he can hear him, to which Snowball casually says he wasn’t whispering. Marker then reminds Snowball that he and Tree helped Snowball’s team in the last challenge, which kept them safe, and suggests they return the favor by teaming up. Snowball agrees, and together with Pen, the three of them decide to go after Golf Ball instead. They then begin chasing her around the ferris wheel.

Later, the ferris wheel breaks loose from its hinges and starts spinning out of control. Pen quickly sticks glue to the base, stopping it from moving. With the wheel stabilized, Marker, Pen, and Snowball corner Golf Ball. But unexpectedly, Marker throws all of them off the ride. He apologizes as he does so, saying he made a vow to build trust and had to stick to it. This leaves Marker as the last one standing, winning the challenge for his team.

After jumping down, Marker apologizes to Pen again, explaining that he had to stay true to his pact. Pen accepts the apology and tells him he's good. Just then, Tree arrives and tells Marker that he secured the win for their team. Marker replies that he did too, and they high five. During the moment, Tree accidentally drops his yellow token again. He tells Marker that he clearly can't be trusted with it and asks him to hold onto it until the merge. Tree says he trusts him with it. Marker softly repeats the word "trust" as he looks at the token in his hand.

Relationships[]

Main article: Marker/Relationships

Votes[]

Season 1
Voting icon Episode Votes Status
18 9 Failed to join
Season 2
Voting icon Episode Votes Status
1 109 Failed to join
Season 4
Voting icon Episode Votes Status
9 1,395 Safe (4th)
Season 5
Voting icon Episode Votes Status
2 6,095 Safe (6th, Risk)
5 10,484 Safe (1st)
7 10,769 Safe (2nd)
14 15,961 Safe (3rd)
15 16,906 Safe (4th)
16 17,628 Safe (3rd)
Total votes
Elimination Save votes Total
1,395 77,843 79,356

Deaths[]

  1. "A Leg Up in the Race": May have burned to death
  2. "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None": Walks into a vat of hydrochloric acid.
  3. "Reveal Novum": Is crushed by the sun with the other recommended characters in the LOL.
  4. "Don't Dig Straight Down": He was among those who perished in the lava (offscreen).
  5. "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life": Killed by Teardrop.
  6. "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters": Dies after eating the cheesecake with glass in it (debatable).
  7. "Gardening Zero": Ignited by a burning Grassy (debatable).
  8. "The Great Goikian Bake-Off": Mutilated by Four (however, he survived in the live version).
  9. "What's Up Bell's String?": Accidentally crushed by Tree after his body was chopped down (debatable).
  10. "Category One": Electrocuted and turned into an inanimate object by Robot Flower.
  11. "I SAID CAREFUL!!!":
    1. Suffocated twice, once via Tape's tape and again by Pencil holding Snowball's torn-out face over his mouth.
    2. Crushed by a rolling giant Snowball.
  12. "Last One Standing": Torn in half by Liy.

Non-canon deaths:

  1. "If Among Us Was a BFDI Challenge": Sucked into Black Hole.
  2. "UNREAL BFDI — Thanks for 1 Billion Views!": Is partially sucked into Black Hole and is pulled out as Lollipop.

Kills[]

Total kills: 12 (possibly 16)

Character Number of times killed Episodes
Bell 1 "Fishes and Dishes" (along Tree, Robot Flower, and TV)
Basketball 2 "Fishes and Dishes" (along Tree, Robot Flower, and TV)

"What's Up Bell's String?" (along with Fanny, Tree and Needle)

Eggy 1 "Fishes and Dishes" (along Tree, Robot Flower, and TV)
Fanny 1 "Gardening Zero" (along with Grassy and Snowball) (debatable)
Grassy 1 "Fishes and Dishes" (along Tree, Robot Flower, and TV)
Ice Cube 2 "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life"
"Gardening Zero" (along with Grassy and Snowball) (debatable)
Lollipop 1 "Lick Your Way to Freedom" (along with Stapy)
Remote 1 "Gardening Zero" (along with Grassy and Snowball) (debatable)
Snowball 1 "Fishes and Dishes" (along Tree, Robot Flower, and TV)
Tree 2 "Gardening Zero" (along with Grassy and Snowball) (debatable)

"What's Up Bell's String?" (along with Fanny)

Bomby 1 "What's Up Bell's String?" (along with Fanny, Tree, Needle, Basketball and TV)
Bottle 1 "What's Up Bell's String?" (along with Fanny and Tree)
TV 1 "What's Up Bell's String?" (along with Fanny, Tree, Needle and Basketball)

Non-canon kills:

  1. "Happy Birthday, Battle for BFDI!": Devours Cake along with many other contestants.

Trivia[]

Comparisons[]

Competition[]

  • Marker is the only character who got 9 votes in "Reveal Novum" who didn't become a Bleh member.
  • Marker, Robot Flower, Puffball, Leafy, and the other members of Death P.A.C.T. Again in TPOT 4 (excluding Lightning) are the only contestants that have purposefully made their teams lose.
  • Marker is the only contestant on Death P.A.C.T. Again who got more votes in TPOT 5 than they did in TPOT 2.
  • Marker is the first contestant to get a five-digit number of votes out of two teams.
  • As of "What's Up Bell's String?" Marker has gone the longest out of any Free Food member without getting voted off for the first time.
  • Marker, Book, and Price Tag are all tied for the longest streak of episodes where their save votes only increased, at six episodes straight.
  • With Yellow Face's elimination in "Bottle For Dream Island", Marker is the highest ranking Free Food member in TPOT.

General[]

  • In BFDI 17, Marker has a tattoo on his arm reading "IMMUNITY GOES TO ME!"
    • Cary has confirmed that Marker had his tattoo removed at some point.[3]
      • This point may have been when the LOL was shot with the Enhancement L-yoy-ser.
  • Marker's OMG phrase is "Oh My Artist" (OMA).
  • According to the Official Character Guide, Marker likes to write "GAMER" on his arms.
  • Marker was originally going to be voiced by his creator Alexlion0511, but this was changed.
    • As stated by Cary Huang on his reaction to BFB 1, they had dropped the idea as it would be easier for the production crew if they knew the voice actor in real life.
  • In "The Liar Ball You Don't Want", Marker says that Donut is possibly a vampire too, claiming he has evidence. This could be a reference to Ruby stating that "Donut's blood tastes pretty good" in BFDIA 5a. This is later referenced in BFDIA 13 where Donut orders an island full of blood. Since Marker was present for this, this may be the evidence he mentioned.
  • When Marker had the Twinkle, his body was completely white instead of glowing.
  • Marker's voting icon is the only icon drawn on paper.
    • Additionally, Marker's icon is also drawn with a purple marker.
  • Marker can be seen without his cap in "Don't Dig Straight Down" and "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?".
  • As a recommended character, he had a fine point tip, but now he has a chisel tip.
  • Marker's BFB design appears to be based off that of a Crayola marker.
  • He has a distinct voice characterized by "exaggerated mouth movements" according to Cary.
  • Marker and Basketball are tied for the second oldest recommended characters to participate in a season at some point, as they were both recommended in "A Leg Up in the Race".
  • It is revealed in TPOT 1 that his ink is washable.
  • The person that recommended Marker went on to make a Roblox game called Find the Markers, which involves the player searching for many variations of Marker.
    FTMPurple

    Marker in Find the Markers. in-game

  • Marker used to be orange, and at one point, blue according to the recommender of Marker, "alexlion05".
    • Marker also did not have a cap in BFDI. However, alexlion05 always drew him with a cap, and Marker got a cap in IDFB at his personal request.[4]
    • Additionally, alexlion05 has also stated that Marker and another recommended character, Crayon, are siblings.[5]
  • The Marker plush made an appearance on BBC Breakfast at 8:53 AM BST (UTC+1) on April 8, 2023, brought to an interview by English writer Aston Smith, the 11-year-old author of Things About Space.[6][7]
    • Due to the theme of the interview, the Marker plush was likened to "a space rocket with legs".
    • Aston's Marker plush made a second appearance, on ITV News Anglia on April 12, 2023, during the ITV News Regional program at 6:00–6:28 PM BST.[8]
    • This makes Marker the first BFDI character to appear in a news program.
  • Despite hating purple, Yellow Face was completely fine with him being on his team.
    • This might either be because he got over his hatred against the color purple before BFB, or he just enjoys Marker's company.
    • Although, now that Marker is green in this timeline, that could retroactively explain this inconsistency.
  • In "Balancing P.A.C.T.", Marker's loophole in the rules is similar to when Match played a similar strategy against Free Food in "Questions Answered".
    • Interestingly, both scenarios take place in the eighth episode of their respective seasons.
  • Marker's design resembles Crayola's markers, only difference being that Marker does not have a logo on his body, and the top of his cap is indented, with a round top on it.
  • Marker has a major voice change in Battle for Dream Island Again. While in "Well, Look Who It Is!" he was voiced by Joseph Pak to do his "tough guy" voice, he was voiced by Cary Huang in "Spore Day" onwards.
  • In the voting poll for "Seasonal Shift" Marker is still named "Marker the Green", possibly showing that his color alternation could be permanent.
  • He and Stapy are technically responsible for BFB, as they played toss the dirt, causing Dora to play and toss up cyanide. Flower picks it up and asks Black Hole to open it, causing him to come dangerously close and Four to save everyone and make him normal size.
  • One of Marker's original recommenders, AlphaZaver, also recommended Seashell.
  • Marker is featured on the annual Trans Day of Visibility posts alongside Book, Bottle, Bracelety, Cake, Cloudy, Donut, Eggy, Firey, Flower, Fries, Gaty, Golf Ball, Lightning, Needle, Pen, Pie, Pin, Price Tag, Profily, Remote, Saw, Teardrop, TV, and Winner.[9]

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BFDI possible debutants
8-BallBalloonyBarf BagBasketballBellBombyBookClockCloudyDoraEggyEvil LeafyFannyFriesGrassyMarkerNailyNickelNonexistyPiePillowRemoteRobot FlowerRobotyRubySawTacoTreeTV

Debuted: David (BFDI 18)

IDFB TLC/LOL
BFDI contestants that are permanently eliminated

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BFDIA contestants that are permanently eliminated
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BFDI contestants who failed to join BFDIA
BlockyDavidEraserPenSnowball

Recommended characters who failed to join both BFDI and BFDIA
8-BallBalloonyBarf BagBasketballBellBlack HoleBottleBraceletyCakeClockCloudyEggyFannyFirey Jr.GatyGrassyLightningLollipopMarkerNailyNonexistyPiePillowRemoteRobot FlowerRobotySawTacoTreeTVIDFB recommended character

Free Food
Switched to TPOT: BellEraserFoldyFriesMarkerPuffball

Eliminated: StapyFoldyFriesPuffballBellEraserYellow Face

Death P.A.C.T. Again

TPOT 12: Black HoleFannyMarkerTree
Eliminated: PieRemoteLightning

Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again
Current: Black HoleFannyMarkerTree
Eliminated: GatyRobot FlowerPin

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