Price Tag

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Price Tag
Nicknames	Taggy (by various characters) Pricey (Bomby) Money Tag (Pencil) Traitor (Battery)
Occupation	Contestant Co-founder and current CEO of Yellow Face Inc. (TPOT 16+)
Species	Paper retail hang tag
Gender	Non-binary (They/Them)
Team	TPOT: Just Not (1-10) Team 2 (12+)
Episode count	21 (Physical)
Color	Coral Red (body)      Pohutukawa (body outline)      Pattens Blue (hole)      Ghost White (hole shine)      Dolphin (hole outline)      Rock Blue (string)      White (face)
Positive relationships	Book (best friend) Yellow Face (best friend; business partner) Winner (close friend; alliance) Cake Naily (close friend) Pillow (formerly) Bomby Nickel Snowball [TPOT12] (frenemy) Ice Cube Eraser Grassy PDA (possibly) Bottle TV [TPOT19]
Negative relationships	Pillow Pencil Liy Winner (formerly, on their side) Snowball Bell [TPOT12] Basketball Tree Puffball Fries Needle (sometimes) Donut Firey Jr. Pen [TPOT14] Battery ( both one' sided) Nonexisty (possibly)
Death count	11
Kill count	8
First episode with a speaking role	"You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?"
Current status	Deceased [TPOT] N/A [BFDIA]
First appearance	"PointyPointyPointy ♫" (in-universe) "The Four is Lava" (release date)
Last appearance	"Last One Standing" (in-universe) "Alone" (release date)
Recommender	BY [BFDIA14] Natty23 [BFB15]
Initials	PT
Voice actors
English	B. Oktavio Wolfmann

“	No worries. That idea is… A million bucks?	”
	— Price Tag in TPOT 3, "Getting Puffball to Think About Rollercoasters

Price Tag is a non-binary contestant in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two.

In Battle for BFDI, Price Tag was one of the 26 recommended characters that had a chance of joining Two's show in "The Escape from Four". The votes for the debut were revealed in the first episode of TPOT.

In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Price Tag's votes were revealed in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" and they only got 4,907 votes, placing 3rd, which wouldn't have been enough, however due to the amount of contestants not being enough to split them into teams evenly, and due to Nonexisty being disqualified, Price Tag was able to join the season alongside Winner. Price Tag competed on Just Not until the team swap in "What's Up Bell's String?", where they were instead put on Team 2 by One.

Quick Answers

What is the significance of Price Tag's character in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two?

In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Price Tag, also referred to as Taggy, is a nonbinary contestant. They were one of 26 characters recommended by Two for the game. Due to insufficient contestants for equal team distribution, Price Tag was added and is now part of the team Just Not. During the audition, Price Tag's emoticon face emotes as they sneeze. They were among the top three most voted eligible debuters to join.

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How many votes did Price Tag receive in the first episode of TPOT?

In the initial episode of TPOT, Price Tag, a character from the BFDI series, secured the third position in the voting, garnering 4907 votes. Despite being eliminated, Price Tag was reinstated in the competition because the second-place contestant did not exist.

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What was Price Tag's role in 'The Escape from Four' episode?

In the episode 'The Escape from Four', Price Tag, a recommended character, was chosen by Two as one of the twenty-six recommended characters that have a chance to join Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. In their audition, they suddenly begin to sneeze.

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What is the gender identity of Price Tag in TPOT?

In Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Price Tag is referred to as non-binary (they/them), alongside Winner, according to Kenzie Bryant.

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What other names is Price Tag known by in the Battle for Dream Island series?

Price Tag, a character from the Battle for Dream Island series, goes by several other names. Characters refer to Price Tag as Taggy, Bomby calls them Pricey, and Pillow has dubbed them Acid Test Dummy. This non-binary character made their first appearance in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, often abbreviated as BFDI TPOT, and is a member of the team Just Not.

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Appearance

Price Tag is a red price tag label. They have a dark outline with a gray string attached. They have two legs, but no arms, making them an armless contestant. Price Tag was also shown with one arm in "The Four is Lava". They are confirmed to be made of paper, as seen in "Outbreak At Stake," when Pillow rips them in half with a paper tearing noise being heard.

Price Tag's face is sideways, which resembles the text seen on price tags in the real world. Price Tag can morph their face into many unicode characters and emoticons like ":]" (smiley face), "xD" (laughing face), "U_U" (neutral expression with closed eyes), or ">:3" (a mischievous cat-like face). This means that they can also shape their face into signs that aren't faces. For example, in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", when asked if they equal one, Price Tag transforms their face into a dollar sign ("$1"). This activity appears to be very exhausting for them, given the sigh of relief after the said action (presumably having to hold their breath to do it). They can also turn their face to the right to make it not sideways, as shown in the same episode when they're in the elevator with the rest of Just Not and it stops. Price Tag can also use their string as an arm of sorts, as seen in "Bottle For Dream Island", when they're selling the foods on Yellow Face & Taggy's Warehouse's website, using the string to touch the phone screen.

Emoticons

Emoticon faces as of TPOT 20

Episode	Faces
BFDIA 14	):
BFB 15	>:D • :0 • XP • L:O • ^w^ • :1
BFB 16	:| • Il • ;e • :{ • 8O • x3 • :Q
TPOT Intro	:O • P:2
TPOT 1	:c • X0 • :\ • :) • xD • : u • \\ • : I • :t • :o • xo • }:' • >:o • >:O • >:0 • {: 0 • x O • x0 • x o • x( • :0 • X| • :] • XD • >:D • >:) • :D • ]| • 8O • $1 • 3:U • : ' • ,:) • ,: o • ,:0 • ,: D • // • [:I • x1 • >:3 • x) • x D • } :I • xI • >: O • ':0 • ': O • ':I • ': o • D: • `:T • ',:D • u_u • 0_0; • D8, • DX • :O • G;,
TPOT 2	:I • <:0 • <:O • <:o • <:I • :( • j N • 0: • U: • I: • o : • 8: • 9: • R: • (: • >:O • >:[ • ,':G • ,':[ • >:D • >:j • : • I:l • I:U • I:0 • I:Y • I| • L :o • : D • :0 • :6 • : Y • ( :D • ( :0 • ( :J • ( :o • lo • ( :r • ( :8 • {D • {0 • ;il • ;iv • S;D • S;J • xO • :] • :P • lX • D: 3 • D : 3 • 0: 3 • o : 3 • 0X • l : 3 • D:} • 0:} • o:} • DX
TPOT 3	:/ • :) • :D • :o • $1,000,000 • :| • 0_o • <:T • ',:d • ',:o • ',:U • ',:F • ',:D • ',:O • >:P • XT • 8O • $30 • XO • XD • D:
TPOT 4	(:D • (:0 • (:o • :) • (:D • (:F • (:] • S:] • x0 • xD • x] • ':o • ':0 • ':L • xO • x0 • :O • :o • :| • x0 • s:O • s:| • s:0 • (:O • (:0 • |o • 3:O • 3:0 • XO • X0 • )° • 3:C • )C • :c • <:O • °o° • -_- • <:V • <:] • x] • x| • <:C • >C • ;C • xO • [G]
TPOT 5	(:o • (:D • (:0 • $10,000 • D:> • :| • ]| • :O • D:3 • DX • >: • D:> • 0:> • O_O • <:O • XO • :o • :) • :D • :v • :O • :) • (:O • (:| • O_O • X_X
TPOT 6	(:1 • (:0 • (:O • (:D • );0 • );O • );D • ,:I • ,:O • ,:0 • ,:o • ,:D • ):O • ):0 • ):o • (:o • :] • 0_o; • :G • :[ • (:o • :u • (:o • X| • <:| • <:[ • <:L • :o • <:O • xC • ):D • 3D • 30 • 3O • 3o • 3I • o_O • O_o • :O • :u • :o • :O • (:O • {:o • {:O • {:0
TPOT 7	:| • (:P • X/ • ¢1 • 0:\ • D:\ • 3[ • 30 • 3| • D:> • ]:> • 0:> • D| • 0| • o| • D| • )| • ]| • ]:\ • ]:\ • D: • >: • 0: • (30 • (3< • (30 • (3c • <;D • <,;) • <;F • <;] • <;o • <;0 • 3D • 3) • 3o • 3) • >:D • >:] • >:) • >:0 • XD • Xo • X) • D: • ):> • 0:> • o:> • D: • ): • <:) • <:) • :) :o • :F • ;D • ;) • ;0 • ;D • >x) • >xD • S:o • S:] • S:D • S:Z • 3:D • 3:0 • 3:o • 3:J • Bo • Bo • BD • B0 • ^ o ^ • ^ V ^ • ^ 0 ^ • ^ U ^ • ○ - ○ • ':/ • ':o • ':0 • ':] • KD • K} • Ko • K0 • KJ • S:F • :A • :p • :n • :t • |) • D:) • 0| • S:F • XD • :c • :b • E} • ED • Eb
TPOT 8	:| • }| • {:o • {:| • :D • :[ • 3| • <:) • X| • {:O • (:D • $0 • $D • :) • :O • :D • (:O • (:D • (:] • ): • <:ᗡ • ƆX • >:ᗡ • >:0 • >:[ • >:o • >:O • Xᗡ • X0 • Xo • :O • :) • :T • XT • 3:ᗡ • |0 • {:o • {:O • {:0 • |o • S:o • S:O • S:0 • 3:O • 3:0 • |[ • <:0 • <:o • <:O • <:] • >:D • >:o • >:D • d:< • [:< • o:< •
TPOT 9	:c • :C • ':D • ':F • ':o • ':O • ':F • ':) • 3D • 3] • |o • (:O • (:0 • (:D • :Y • 3O • 30 • 3o • (:] • S:D • S:O • S:] • :) • :| • <:0 • <:O • <:U • <:o • <:Q • ':O • ':0 • ':6 • ':{ • D: • :0 • :9 • ]:, • OX • 0:, • ]:, • D:< • 0:< • }:< • :° • |X • °:> • D:> • ]X • 0X • XO • X[ • :L • <:O • ;>_< • ;°0° • ;°o° • X[ • >:'0 • [:| • <:0 • <:{ • x_x
TPOT 10	:-) • :' • :P • :o • :] • XO • X( • <:0 • xO • xo • x0 • ':/ • :| • C:| • ,':O • ,':0 • ,':o • :O • :0 • <:0 • <:| • \:0 • \:O • x| • :0 • :D • :1 • :] • ED • x| • 9_9 • [:O • [:| • [:o • [:o • x| (:| • (:P • (:O • {:| • {:0 • {:O • {:o • (:| • (:0 • /:V • X1 • <:O • /:O • (:| • \:o • \:0 • \:O • <:] • S:| • (:) • :3 • x0 • xO • xD • x] • ,:D • ,:0 • XD • X] • XC
TPOT 12	:] • x| • 3:C • XO • :C • x| • :) • <:/ • |:o • |:O • |:D • |:] • :o • :D • ,':D • ,':] • (:| • // • (:D • ,':0 • ,':) • :| • :Y • :1 • [:| • <:S • :} • :D • XD • :O • :0 • 0: • D:' • 0:' • |:' • 0X • |X • ): • D:[ • |:[ • |:O • 0_o • {Io • {:D • {:D • <;0 • <;) • <:O • :o • >:O • >:° • >:[ • >:9 • o_o; • {:° • {:0 • {:0 • }:/ • >:T • :0 • (:D • (:) • 0.0 • \:0 • \:] • XD • X] • x| • >XT • L_L • o_0' • DX • Xo • X0 • XD • X)
TPOT 13	:] • :/ • <:0 • >:] • <:O • <:( • |: • <:/ • DX • ]x • I:T • <:7 • xox • >:P • >:D • >:0 • :| • <:| • 0_o • >:( • X( • XP • <:\ • (:| • <_< • <:P • |[ • L_L • \_\ • 0_0 • |T • :O • :0 • :o • )| • /:O • /:0 • /:o • /:L • >_< • C: • 0_0' • >:C • >:3 • >XD • >X] • 3 ) • 3F • 3 D • 3 o • S:F • S: D • S: o • (:O
TPOT 14	:| • {:| • <:C • >:[ • |=< • |:C • >:C • XC • :D • #_# • :| • $:D • $:O • $:) • >80 • >8) • >8o • $:F • :0 • X< • :T • ;3; • >:) • :) • // • ',:/ • {:] • {30 • {3D • P:2 • |:) • 0=) • ô_u • u_ô • (:} • O:} • |: • O: • D:> • >:] • 0_0 • L_L • x_x • 0_o • D X # • X[ • /_/ • DX • >:3 • >:] • >:D • >:[ • >:ᗡ • >:0 • 0_0 • X| • :o • :O • "0_0 • 3:U • >_< • O_< • :/ • S:/ • :T • :O • Xᗡ
TPOT 15	<:| • <:O • <:0 • <:| • S:0 • S:| • S:O • >XC • O_o • D_D • 9_9" • ':O • ':0 • ':| • C:| • // • P_P • o_o" • !_! • 0X< • DX< • oX< • D:< • ]:< • 0:< • ]:< • >:/ • >:[ • ,':D • ,':° • ,'╏f • ,'╏f • ,'╏0 • ,':D • ,':0 • ,':] • ,':9 • ':D • ':0 • X0 • ╏;D • ╏;0 • ╏;] • ╏:° • ╏;9 • ╏:f • >X° • ,X$ • ,$0 • ,$D • ,$] • o_o • x( • :| • 7_7 • L_L • :0 • :O • :° • 36 • :[ • X[ • 9_9 • S:( • <:( • :O • :D • :p • :V • :( • X| • :] • x) • >:/ • O_O • )| • >:| • x| • :L • :w • :o • <:F • >:o • <:0 • <:° • :\ • :< • >_< • X0 • >:) • :{ • XP • <:( • |: • -_- • L_L;; • -_-;; • 9_9; • D: • ):> • :O • /O • <:O • X< • 3|
TPOT 16	:0 • :) • :< • >: • L_L; • u_u; • J_J; • :| • ¦| • <:] • X[ • >_< • e_e • ':J • : O • |O • : D • X0 • Bo • BD • X| • ':| • ':0 • ':O • ':S • (:o • (:º • (:| • (:O • (:I • X0 • ,':D • ,':] • ,':6 • :I • )| • 9_9 • :] • :o • :D • :L • (:D • (:] • x| • XD • O_o • (: | • :O • >:0 • >:O • >:( • >:o • >:[ • >|[ • X[ • XO • o_o • <:L • :J • |:L • O:3 • D8 • 0_0 • |:s • ]:I • ( :I • I( • :I • < :I • ( :I • O_O • { :I • EI • {:O • {:0 • {:o • (0_o) • XC • 𐌡( • X0 • ':D • ':J • ':o • o_0 • 3:C • 0X • DX • |X • oX • ]X • :o • X| • (:o • (:O • (:0 • /:| • /:o • /:0 • ,:D • ,:) • ,:D • ,:0 • ,:o • 3=| • 3=Y • 3=C • (°o°) • (°O°) • (°<°) • >_< • OX • DX • oX • OX • X< • o_o • =A= • <.< • ^_^ • :] • :o • :} • :D • :J • 3] • (:D • (:J • (:| • (:U • (:| • |:o • |:Q • |:J • |:D • |:} • :O • :D • 3} • x| • ;} • ;D • ;] • x| • <:) • :) • :D • :o • :P • xP • :] • |:( • S:| • ^o^
TPOT 17	:D • O_O • >_< • :T • :o • :O • :) • :7 • <:| • o_O • D:> • ):> • >:[ • X0 • X[ • XO • >:p • $o$ • $w$ • o7 • XD • :] • :1 • (:] • S:] • 3) • L_L • X[ • 3:0 • 3:( • :( • 0_O; • <:0 • L<L • >_> • :| • <:0 • óAò • ó_ò • <:'D • /:P • (:^ • 0m0' • >_< • >o< • > ° < • T-T • :[ • 3:( • }c • ,:/ • :[ • l[ • X[ • ':J
TPOT 18 Intro	o:
TPOT 18	:v • <:| • ||
TPOT 19	3:0 • >X0 • >XO • >:C • :C • :J • :D • }J • :o • XD • :3 • {:o • Xo • ':] • XC • :L • :{ • XI • :l • ,:l • X< • |] • :] • H5 • :O • {:ᗡ • ’o_O • >_< • DX} • oX> • o :> • o X • O:} • / X • { : ᗡ • { : d • { : o • { : ( • | ( • 2 : o • 2: L • 2: O • 2: 0 • 2 : E • 2 : | • 2 : l • 2 :] • >:3 • 0X • O: • o: • |: • 0: • P:, • 9_9 • P| • [: • >:) • ( :l • 0_o • -_- • ) :D • ) :) • X( • ( :O • ( :0 • ( lo • ( lO • ( l0 • :) • I) • ):D • ):) • X_X • I X( • :0 • <:1 • <|1 • o.o • - . - • ゜<゜ • ゜-゜ • D:> • 0:> • o:> • 0|> • <:| • D: • ό o ὸ • ό _ ὸ • ':J • X0 • >:O • >:0 • >:[ • >:o • >:゜ • |[ • {:0 • {:゜ • {:F • {:O • {:[ • >:D • >:F • >XD • >XY • ^⎕^ • ^U^ • ^o^ • ^w^ • L<L" • L-L" • :[ • D:} • 3:[ • X[ • {:| • X| • 0E • 0:\ • 3O • 30 • 3o • <:[ • ]:> • ):> • DX • ]X • D:< • ]:< •
TPOT 20	:3 • : |

Changes

BFDIA 14:

• Price Tag is horizontally longer.
• Price Tag has no string.
• Price Tag's face uses Calibri Bold (Times New Roman in a previous scene, which may have been an error).
• Price Tag is a more solid red.
• Price Tag's metal ring is a dark, unreflective gray.

BFB 15:

• Price Tag gains a string.
• Price Tag is a cooler red.
• Price Tag is horizontally shorter.
• Price Tag's ring is much lighter and shinier.
• Price Tag has one arm that sticks out above them.
• Price Tag's face sometimes uses Arial but mostly Calibri.

BFB 16+:

• Price Tag is armless again.
• Price Tag's face always uses Calibri.

Price Tag’s chronological debut (BFDIA 14)

Price Tag's initial appearance (BFB 15)

Price Tag doodle (TPOT 1)

Price Tag wearing a bracelet (TPOT 4)

Price Tag depicted on the Just Not voting screen icon (TPOT 4-10)

Price Tag hanging on a string of Ramen Noodles (TPOT 5)

Price Tag as a doodle (TPOT 6)

Price Tag with night-vision shades (TPOT 9)

Price Tag in The Early BFB Style (TPOT 10)

Price Tag second doodle (TPOT 13)

Price Tag depicted on the Team 2 voting screen icon (TPOT 13+)

Price Tag with a blue splat on them (TPOT 16)

Smashed Price Tag (TPOT 17)

Price Tag with a tiny fragment of Two's Power (TPOT 19)

Price Tag shown in the voting results during Cake at Stake on TV (TPOT 19)

Price Tag's appearance in (some) teasers and community posts.

Price Tag with their string colored as the nonbinary flag (community posts)

Price Tag's appearance in the "BFDI x Regretevator collaboration"

Personality

Price Tag is a practical and resourceful character with a business-focused mindset, often using humor or playful remarks, especially about money. They're shown to be a bit of a geek, as shown in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", where they describe their love of games like Goiky and Dragons, and trading various things, along with antiques. Price Tag is also a problem solver, like when they came up with the idea to trade random items between teams to fix the rollercoaster in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky". They think critically and help find a solution.

While they joke around at times, they know when to be serious and are ready to step up when needed. Price Tag is independent and assertive, refusing to let anyone push them or their friends around, as seen in their interactions with Pencil. Price Tag is also good at spotting opportunities, which is why they teamed up with Yellow Face in "The Power of Four". They have a strong desire for success and recognition, like when they lowered the price of the time reversal ray to make it more marketable. Their partnership with Yellow Face shows that they value working together.

Overall, Price Tag balances independence, assertiveness, and practicality, focusing on challenges with a clear focus on their success. They stand their ground when needed and focus on their goals while still willing to form alliances when it's strategically advantageous.

Abilities

• Value detection: When Price Tag comes in contact with an object, they will be able to analyse the price value of the object, as seen in "Fishes and Dishes" when they analyse the price of a plate (The one Icy licks later on) and shows it is worth 10,000 "shiny ones".
• String Arm: When Price Tag decides to, they can hold items using their string. This is seen in "Category One", "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", "Bottle For Dream Island" and "Last One Standing".
• Doesn't need food or drink: Price Tag is unable to eat or drink anything, but is still able to live without the need to consume anything. Meaning they won't die of starvation or thirst.

Weaknesses

• Unable to consume orally: Price Tag is unable to eat or drink, as they don't have a tangible mouth, as seen in "The Power of Four" and "Bottle For Dream Island". in ”Last One Standing” Winner said ‘you cant even eat taggy’ which proves they can't eat orally.
• Weak material: Because they are made out of paper, their body is very weak and thus can easily be torn apart. This is seen when Pillow rips them apart in "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", "Outbreak At Stake" and "The Power of Four". They are also able to be cut. This is seen in Last One Standing when Liy cut them.

Coverage

Appearances

• Battle for Dream Island Again
  • "PointyPointyPointy ♫" (debut, recommended character)
• Battle for BFDI
  • "The Four is Lava" (animated debut)
  • "The Escape from Four" (does not speak coherently)
• Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two
  • "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" (speaking debut)
  • "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life"
  • "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters"
  • "Gardening Zero"
  • "Fishes and Dishes"
  • "The Great Goikian Bake-Off"
  • "The Seven Wonders of Goiky"
  • "Balancing P.A.C.T."
  • "Outbreak At Stake"
  • "Oneirophobe's Nightmare"
  • "What's Up Bell's String?"
  • "Category One"
  • "I SAID CAREFUL!!!"
  • "Seasonal Shift"
  • "The Power of Four"
  • "Bottle For Dream Island"
  • "BFB 31" (does not speak)
  • "Last One Standing"
  • "Alone" (flashback; does not speak)
• Non-canon appearances
  • "UNREAL BFDI"

Battle for Dream Island Again

In “PointyPointyPointy ♫,” Price Tag appeared in the crowds of recommended characters sitting in the theater during Cake at Stake.

Battle for BFDI

In "The Four is Lava," Price Tag appeared a few times in the crowds of recommended characters.

Price Tag's audition

In "The Escape from Four," Price Tag was selected by Two as one of the 26 eligible recommended characters to participate in The Power of Two. In the audition, Price Tag is seen standing in a room, and then is about to sneeze, and does so with their emoticon face emoting accordingly.

Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two

In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?," Price Tag was in the final 3 most voted eligible debuters to join. Nickel is confused as he only sees two people left, so Two asks them, along with Winner, to make room for Nonexisty, to Price Tag's confusion. Price Tag was the next one eliminated with 4,907 votes, and Price Tag calls their elimination cheap as they descend into the hotel. However, after Winner joined, due to the number of contestants being a prime number and therefore unable to be divided equally, Golf Ball suggested to add another contestant, with the 2nd most voted eligible debuter being Nonexisty. However, he doesn't exist, so Price Tag, the third most voted debuter, had to be used instead. Price Tag is glad to be able to compete and takes back everything they said about Winner when they were inside the hotel. Just to be sure, Two asks Price Tag if they equal 1 and Price Tag shows a $1, now Two is satisfied with the contestant number.

Price Tag approaches Naily's team thinking they seemed cool. Naily says they seem pretty epic, but just to be sure, Naily sees if they can imitate a cat face, which they can, so Price Tag is allowed in. Snowball tries joining the team but angers Naily and Price Tag when he points out that they're armless. Naily kicks him away and Price Tag says "Good riddance!" Price Tag thinks the team names that most of the teams came up with sound stupid and asks if it's always like that. Book reassures Price Tag that as long as they're careful, they won't end up with a stupid name. However, Naily ends up accidentally naming them Just Not after agreeing with Book by saying so. During the challenge, Price Tag's team takes the elevator, but they end up getting stuck when Snowball pries the elevator door open. They eventually get bounced up to the top floor by Basketball and win the challenge.

In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life," during Cake at Stake, when Fanny says she hates cake and Cake appears sad, Price Tag reassures him that Fanny was talking about the food. They leave the roof of the Hotel when Gaty points out that the intro is about to start and they don't have much time before the challenge begins. During the challenge, when Tree tries to steal Just Not's blocks, Price Tag tries to stop him with Cake and Nickel. They then suggest defending the stack together, but immediately leave the group to follow Pillow. Pillow says she is going to do whatever she wants, and Price Tag goes with her. They visit the acid puddle created by Naily stabbing Robot Flower's batteries, and push objects into it. Pillow then casually dips Price Tag themself inside. Price Tag is not recovered and remains dead, but their team is safe.

In "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters," Price Tag is first seen near the recovery center, having been recovered by Two offscreen. During the challenge, when Cake suggests they make "a pile of stuff," Nickel asks what that means, and Price Tag says Cake means the amusement park should have prizes.

Cake thanks them, saying he struggled to put it into words, and Price Tag says his idea is a million bucks while turning into $1,000,000. Price Tag accompanies their team to look for items at the hotel, though they are not seen until the whole team grabs onto Robot Flower to get pulled back to the challenge area, which dazes them. When Two says the prizes they came up with have almost no value, Price Tag changes their mind by turning into $30 and sitting on the items, which convinces Two to give them a 3/10. In the stinger, Price Tag cheers for Eggy and Bell when Yellow Face introduces them, and watches in horror as Marker eats the cheesecake.

In "Gardening Zero," Price Tag’s team is assigned to the desert to protect their Funny Plant. Price Tag suggests that they split up and search across the desert for water. Price Tag arrives back with a water bottle that they found in an abandoned van. Price Tag later notices that they’re missing Bomby and Cake. The former of whom was blown up and the latter is still searching for water. Which raises concern amongst the team as no one told Cake to avoid the cursed Yellow Face skeleton. Cake arrives back with water he found on said skeleton and pours it on the plant just as Price Tag tries to stop him. This causes the plant to crumble and die, so Just Not is up for elimination.

In "Fishes and Dishes," Price Tag likes the new plates that Two got and says they're worth $10,000. During Cake at Stake, Price Tag is the second contestant safe with 3,172 votes. During the challenge, Price Tag's team decides that their strategy should be to burst into the canal from a dramatic height. Which they do by using items as an infinite staircase to climb into the sky. Fries and Puffball start chasing the team and Price Tag is eventually used as ammunition when Pillow throws them at Fries, causing both to fall to their deaths. Pillow ends up getting one of the plates, making Price Tag's team safe.

In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off," Price Tag is seen playing a board game with their team. It is then revealed that the team was shrunken down and are playing inside of Tree's head. Tree shakes them out and they’re brought back to normal size with Two's help. During the challenge, the team decides that they could kill and cook the Dragon and serve it to Two.

On their way to the dragon's nest, a song starts narrating their journey, which forces them to take unnecessarily long and dangerous routes. They eventually decide to ignore the music and reach the dragon. However, instead of killing it, Bomby helps with removing the chocolate ball stuck in its throat. The team decides to serve Cake's melted remains and get a 3/10. A low score, but it's enough to make them safe. In the stinger, Price Tag is among the many contestants who try to steal some of Four and X's food, only to get mutilated by Four.

In "The Seven Wonders of Goiky," Price Tag is first seen during the start of the challenge, with their team at the A-Twosment Park. When Nickel says that value is in the eye of the beholder, in reference to the blocks that Cake called useless, Price Tag proceeds to evaluate a block at 1 cent. They say someone may want the block and insists that they trade it for something from another team. Price Tag adds that the more they trade, the high chance there is that they'll get what they need to fix the rollercoaster.

First, they trade a block for wires from The Strongest Team on Earth. Just Not then ends up at the Balance Beam, where they offer to trade the wires for Team8s' broken mirror. They leave behind the broken mirror for The S! and take their glass panel. They end up at the World's Largest Oven, where they trade the glass panel for Tree's decapitated body.

Pin begs Price Tag for the wires.

They arrive at the canal to trade Tree's dead body to Teardrop in exchange for the Dream Island gates. Lastly, Just Not ends up with the "missing rollercoaster piece" after trading away the gates to Are You Okay. Due to it being rigged by Puffball and Golf Ball, it explodes and absolutely destroys the rollercoaster, leading to Just Not being up for elimination.

In "Balancing P.A.C.T," Price Tag is first seen at Cake at Stake, where they are the second contestant on Just Not that is safe, at 9,292 votes. Yellow Face steals the glue they were supposed to receive. During the contest, Price Tag takes Pillow's advice to hang from the bottom of the balance beam. Later, Yellow Face knocks Nickel off after he didn't call him heroic, strong, and brilliant, which Price Tag says to avoid the same fate. They get back atop the balance beam, and kick Donut off, which ends the challenge. Price Tag was the last remaining member of Just Not on the balance beam.

In "Outbreak At Stake," Price Tag and the rest of Just Not are first seen taking refuge from the zombie apocalypse at Gelatin's Steakhouse. Price Tag goes outside to give The S! some steaks to use to defend themselves before heading back inside; due to transmission issues, Pillow believes the challenge is to kill everyone on her team, and they go hide in the back of the restaurant by a sewer grate. They speak to Needle through the grate and learn what the actual challenge is. After encountering Pillow in the dark, they use a broken Barbecue Sauce to defend themselves, which cuts Pillow open. Pillow survives this and rips Price Tag in half, and their team eventually loses.

In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare," Price Tag and the rest of their team are recovered by Marker. They are the second contestant safe at Cake at Stake, with 14,510 votes. They are unable to reach the hotel roof to place their shard of the moon on, and after Book suggests Pillow should perform a good deed, the latter does it for them.

During the challenge, Pillow decides to try random things to find Book in her nightmare, which Price Tag goes along with to prevent her from killing anyone. Price Tag ends up noticing the jawbreaker Book is inside moving, and the team licks it open, freeing Book. After the team loses for taking too long, Pillow suggests Price Tag should try to befriend Book to solve the nightmare. After learning of Book's past, Price Tag reassures her by reminding her of the challenges the team competed in together, and then tells her a little more about themself- specifically their love of Goikys and Dragons, trading, antique items, and money machines. After Book wakes up, the two of them happily run off to play Goikys and Dragons together.

In "What's Up Bell's String?," an explosion occurs, sending Price Tag and Book flying through the air. Conveniently, they land safely on Bell's string and begin climbing, much to Bell's frustration. Bell tries to shake them off and demands they get off immediately, but Price Tag sarcastically remarks that they can't hear her and continues climbing. Upon arrival, they discover a new location filled with musical elements. Price Tag asks where they are, and Book reminds them that she is a map of all the locations in Goiky. Price Tag reads through Book's pages until they find a section on Band Land.

Price Tag remarks in disbelief that this place has been there all along. Suddenly, Two appears and initiates the next Cake at Stake, where Price Tag is announced as the second safe with 17,763 votes. They leave via Bell's string, along with Book, who is also safe.

Later, during the team swap, Price Tag is placed onto a new team. Curious, Price Tag asks Book about her past with Ice Cube, but Book quickly shushes them. Price Tag comments that she's being much louder than they were. Subsequently, Two goes around asking for team names, and when they get to Price Tag's team, they suggest the name Team 2. Initially, Price Tag criticizes the name, saying it sucks, but quickly retracts their statement and says it's great after seeing Two's saddened face.

During the challenge, Snowball recalls Four dropping X into the pit during the demonstration and suggests they do the same but with Ice Cube. Price Tag and Book demand they put Ice Cube down, but just then, Pin swoops in and stabs Snowball with her point, causing him to drop Ice Cube. She slides away, and Price Tag says they need to retrieve Ice Cube to avoid having a numbers disadvantage. Initially hesitant, Snowball eventually leaves with Price Tag, Book, and Grassy to get Ice Cube back, leaving Eraser in charge of the pit.

On the way, they encounter Pillow, who warmly greets them before adding that Ice Cube is in the moon. They travel to the moon and find Ice Cube, who has acquired a new set of legs. Grassy spots some shiny rocks, and Price Tag compliments his find, noting that the rocks could not only be worth millions but would also be great for the pit. They suggest carving out the rocks and using them for the pit, and Snowball directs everyone to start smashing.

Subsequently, they manage to smash the rocks, causing the moon to shift significantly. Price Tag suggests bringing the entire moon to their pit, and Snowball agrees. They all push on the side of the moon to get it moving. Eventually, they succeed, but the moon starts moving way too fast. Later, while still in the moon, Price Tag says they're going to be sick and tells everyone to prepare for a ton of hashtags. The moon is soon stopped by David's soundwaves, and it conveniently lands in Team 2's pit. They quickly exit the moon and congratulate themselves for their efforts. However, moments later, the same David from earlier is unintentionally provoked, causing the soundwaves to move the moon from Team 2's pit to Death PACT Yet Again's. Despite this, Team 2 survives the challenge and is safe from elimination.

In "Category One," Price Tag, along with the rest of their team, work together to dispose of the fish monster after it wreaks havoc in the hotel. Once the challenge begins, Team 2 is assigned to deal with the fish monsters in the basement. While they brainstorm strategies, Pencil unexpectedly pushes them down the stairs. Amid the chaos, she attempts to engage with Book, but Ice Cube quickly steps in and pulls her away before departing. As they leave, Price Tag casually calls Pencil a newbie, prompting the latter to question who Price Tag is.

The team make their way toward the basement, where Price Tag quickly realizes that the fish monster is not alone. The scene shifts to reveal the fish monster surrounded by several others, and one of them lunges for Ice Cube, devouring her in an instant. In response, Snowball rushes back up to the ground floor to recover her, while Price Tag steels themselves to confront the remaining fish monsters.

Price Tag proposes a strategy to redirect the fish monsters elsewhere. Grassy and Eraser bravely volunteer to act as bait, diving into the water and swimming in the opposite direction to lure the creatures away. As anticipated, the fish monsters pursue them. Meanwhile, Snowball tosses Ice Cube into the water. As she begins to melt, Snowball notices the water temperature dropping, causing some of the fish monsters to freeze. He urges Price Tag and Book to hold off the remaining fish monsters as he prepares to recover Ice Cube once again, intent on executing his plan.

Later, Snowball continues his battle against the fish monsters, using Ice Cube as a weapon. He exclaims that he needs more ammo and turns to Price Tag and Book, instructing them to find some junk upstairs that they could use to fend off the creatures. With the plan set, the duo heads upstairs in search of makeshift weapons.

While rummaging through the area, Book spots a zap shooter and concludes that it will be perfect for fighting off the fish monsters, because they hate lasers. Price Tag, a bit puzzled, wonders why Book had to look that up, but they don’t dwell on it and leave with the zap shooter in hand, eager to gather more items. As they scour for additional weapons, Price Tag notices a stake attached to a piece of rope. Curious, they pick it up, but as they do so, the rope detaches and gets sucked into the elevator. Book shrugs it off, and they both decide to take the stake with them.

When they return downstairs, they find themselves amidst a chaotic fight involving Death P.A.C.T Yet Again. Suddenly, Robot Flower lunges towards them, grabs the stake, and uses it to stab Gaty. Witnessing the sudden violence, Book and Price Tag quietly slip away, preferring not to get involved in the tumultuous situation.

In the basement, Book and Price Tag spring into action, with Price Tag wielding the zap shooter to take down the fish monsters. Initially, they hit their targets, but soon the fish monsters become adept at dodging the attacks. Underwater, the fish monsters hear one of their own scream in pain, prompting them to retreat and investigate.

The group notices this retreat and feels a sense of accomplishment. Book leaves the area and returns with the stake from earlier, using it to block the hole that caused the pipe to burst. The team celebrates their success in stopping the flooding; but despite this, Team 2 still lose the challenge. Unbeknownst to them, CloudYAY had secretly launched a fish monster into Two's room, leading Two to angrily put Team 2 up for elimination, oblivious to the sabotage at play.

In "I SAID CAREFUL!!!," Price Tag, Book, and Ice Cube work together to clear debris left by the previous episode's storm when a flyer unexpectedly lands on Ice Cube's face. Intrigued, she reads it and discovers it's an advertisement from Pencil, attempting to form a cross-team alliance with Book and Ice Cube. Suddenly, Pencil suddenly pops out from behind the flyer, and excitedly begins trying to persuade them to rejoin FreeSmart, showering them with nostalgic appeals and promises of a glorious alliance revival. Price Tag, watching the interaction with mounting irritation, steps in and kicks Pencil away.

Later, Price Tag is shocked to find Pencil, Book, and Ice Cube inside the clubhouse. Pencil seems to be continuing her pitch, but Price Tag, frustrated, storms in, grabs both Book and Ice Cube, and drags them out of the clubhouse. Outside, the three appears visibly annoyed by Pencil’s persistent attempts to involve them.

During the Cake at Stake, Price Tag is announced as the second contestant safe with 21,104 votes. Meanwhile, Eraser and Gaty are eliminated, and their friends mourn their departures. Amid the commotion, Book notices missing posters of previously eliminated contestants and raises concerns about protecting Eraser and Gaty from potentially going missing as well. This sparks a heated debate, with everyone arguing over who should take responsibility for their safety. Price Tag, intrigued by the situation, comments on Eraser and Gaty's increased value and asks for one of the eliminated contestants. Despite the uproar, Eraser and Gaty remain unharmed and do not go missing.

For the challenge, teams are tasked with climbing to the summit of either the mountain or the volcano and retrieving a flag to earn immunity. Following the instructions, Team 2 begins their climb up the mountain. Along the way, they discover that the icicles along the path can be used as climbing tools. With this new advantage, they continue their ascent using the icicles as makeshift climbing sticks. Eventually, they reach a cabin and decide to investigate.

Inside the cabin, the team encounters Firey Jr., prompting Price Tag to question who he is. Firey Jr. mirrors the question, asking who they are in return. Just as Price Tag begins to introduce themself, Firey Jr. interrupts, explaining that the storm had stranded him in the area some time ago. Unable to leave due to the cold, he made the cabin his home. Snowball directs the team to search the cabin for items that might aid them in the challenge. While Price Tag and Book rummage through the drawers, they come across a stash of food. Book quickly devours it, but when Price Tag attempts to eat, the food simply bumps against their face, highlighting their inability to consume it.

Moments later, Ice Cube discovers skiing equipment in the closet, which seems ideal for helping the team advance in the challenge. As they prepare to leave with it, the door suddenly swings open and is quickly blocked by a pile of snow. Emerging from the snow are members of Bagged, leading to a confrontation between the two teams. During the scuffle, Price Tag shoves Liy, causing her to topple over onto Firey Jr. The heat from Firey Jr.'s flames weakens the structure of the cabin, and the floor beneath everyone collapses. As a result, both teams plummet into a deep pit below.

In the pit, the teams desperately attempt to find a way to escape, but their efforts prove futile. Frustration grows, and tensions soon boil over, leading to an all-out snowball fight between the teams. The chaotic scene is interrupted when icicles suddenly crash from the ceiling, followed by heaps of snow burying parts of the pit. Emerging from the snow are members of Death P.A.C.T Yet Again, who quickly join the fray, escalating the fight into an even more chaotic brawl, until the teams suddenly remember their ultimate goal: finding the flag to secure immunity.

Bottle tells her team to search the snow for the flag, and Snowball, outrages, tells his team to stop them from doing so. Price Tag dives in and eventually catches Pen, preventing him from reaching the flag. The teams engage in a struggle until a hand emerges from the snow holding the flag. The hand in question turned out to be Grassy's, securing immunity for Team 2. However, the flag on the volcano is still up for grabs.

All the teams shift their focus to the volcano, realizing that CloudYAY already has a significant head start and that catching up to claim the flag seems impossible. Frustration brews among the contestants as they begrudgingly anticipate CloudYAY's potential victory. Book vents about Pencil’s irritating tendencies, Price Tag laments Pillow’s relentless murder sprees, Ice Cube criticizes Yellow Face’s habit of stealing limbs, and Fanny complains about Golf Ball’s overbearing bossiness.

Recognizing their shared dislike for CloudYAY, the teams decide to put their rivalry aside and form a temporary alliance with the sole purpose of sabotaging CloudYAY’s progress, determined to prevent them from securing immunity. Grassy shoves Snowball into the growing snow pile, causing him to merge with it, and the other contestants pile on top as the snowball expands. The massive snowball eventually tumbles off a cliff, resulting in the death of majority of the contestants on impact, including Price Tag.

Shortly after, Two recovers all the fallen contestants, including CloudYAY members Pencil, Pillow, and Donut. Chaos resumes as Pillow is killed by Book, but Donut promptly recovers her. Spotting Price Tag among the crowd, Pillow rushes toward them. Anticipating Pillow's violent intent, Price Tag attempts to flee but fails, and Pillow brutally tears them in half.

After being recovered, Price Tag finds themselves amidst growing chaos as a massive plant wreaks havoc in the area. Amid the turmoil, Grassy and Snowball quietly break away from the group, determined to stop CloudYAY from securing the final flag atop the volcano. Price Tag, along with Book and Ice Cube, eventually notices their departure and decides to follow, though confusion lingers about their plan.

Once inside the volcano, the group are ambushed by Golf Ball, who uses a zap shooter to kill them instantly. Despite their combined efforts to sabotage CloudYAY, the team secures the flag and wins the challenge. However, with Team 2 successfully claiming the earlier flag on the mountain, Team 2, and Price Tag, remain safe from elimination.

In "Seasonal Shift", the challenge tasks teams with using fragments of the Yoylite to travel across the timeline and retrieve all the failed debuters. The two teams that collect the most failed debuters will win immunity, while the remaining teams will face elimination. With that, Price Tag and the rest of Team 2 are sent to March 1, 2014, during the events of "Taste the Sweetness".

The team arrives outside a busy ice cream store where Pencil is enthusiastically promoting ice cream to a large crowd. At first, everything seems normal, but the group soon notices something unusual near the door. Moments later, Shopping Cart appears, looking dazed and muttering about how to escape. In her confusion, she gets one of her wheels stuck in a nearby poster. While trying to free herself, she accidentally collides with a tree, triggering a domino effect that causes a pile of recommended characters to tumble over.

The resulting chaos sends the crowd into a frenzy. Amid the commotion, Price Tag nonchalantly wonders if this event occurred in the original timeline. Meanwhile, Grassy slips into the store, retrieves some ice cream, and offers it to one of the startled recommended characters. The calming gesture quickly restores order, and the crowd settles down. With the situation resolved, the team uses their Yoylite fragment to return to the present, successfully bringing Shopping Cart as their recovered debuter.

When Team 2 teleports back to the present with Shopping Cart, they almost crush Puffball Speaker Box to death, but she dodges just in time. Puffball Speaker Box chastises them for their recklessness but acknowledges their success in rescuing Shopping Cart. She then assigns them a new task: travel to October 3rd, 2008, during the Crying Contest in "Total Firey Island".

Upon arrival, the team scans the area and quickly realizes that Firey is missing. As they search for clues, they catch sight of Income Tax Return Document fleeing with Firey in tow. Price Tag urges the team to act quickly, labeling Income Tax Return Document a menace.

Meanwhile, the contestants participating in the Crying Contest remain confined in a large glass box, each tearfully attempting to outcry the others. Price Tag momentarily becomes distracted, admiring the glass box and considering it as a potential collectible. Book, unimpressed, doubles back to retrieve Price Tag and return to the others. However, the delay gives Income Tax Return Document the chance to disappear from sight.

The team continues chasing Income Tax Return Document and Firey but soon loses track of them. Moments later, Income Tax Return Document reappears, leaping into Murderer Trout's tank. The group demands Firey's location, but Income Tax Return Document smugly refuses to reveal anything. Looking up, the team notices the competition’s logo has been altered to read “Total Income Tax Return Document Island". Horrified, they realize his interference has caused severe damage to the timeline. Price Tag dryly comments: "Ohhhhh, yeah, that can't be good."

Determined to fix the timeline, the team pulls Income Tax Return Document out of the tank, intending to return him to his original place in the timeline. However, just as they are about to leave, the ground begins to tremble violently. They quickly realize that removing him now would destabilize the timeline even further. Frustrated but understanding the stakes, the group is forced to leave him behind and instead focus on finding Firey to restore balance.

While searching the area, Price Tag suddenly has an idea and teleports back to the present using the Yoylite. There, they seek out TV for help, asking if he knows where Income Tax Return Document might be. TV redirects Price Tag to Black Hole, who is skimming through comics in search of any mention of Firey. Price Tag joins in, and the two sift through countless pages. Initially, their efforts seem futile, but eventually, Price Tag stumbles across a panel depicting Income Tax Return Document hiding Firey under a food cloche. Grateful for the breakthrough, Price Tag thanks Black Hole before activating the Yoylite to return to 2008 with this critical information.

Price Tag returns to the group, prompting a sigh of relief from Book, who admits they scared her. Price Tag apologizes but quickly shares the news that they’ve discovered Firey’s location. The revelation shocks Income Tax Return Document, questioning how that’s even possible. The group rushes to the designated spot, with Income Tax Return Document trailing behind, begging them not to follow through with their plan.

Despite his protests, the team finds Firey hidden under a food cloche, just as depicted in the comics. Carefully, they lift Firey out and carry him back to the tank where the rest of his team is competing. As Firey is returned to his rightful place, the competition’s logo shifts back to "Total Firey Island," signaling the restoration of balance to this part of the timeline.

Satisfied with their success, the team activates the Yoylite to teleport back to the present, bringing Income Tax Return Document with them, determined to prevent further damage to the timeline. Upon their arrival, Ten informs the team that Bagged has successfully rescued two debuters and is now on track to save a third. Confident, Team 2 asks Ten for Bagged's location, certain they can outpace them. Ten reveals that Bagged has traveled back to March 1, 2011, during the events of "Vomitaco". Without hesitation, Team 2 follows suit.

When Team 2 arrives, they spot Leek climbing up a massive barf bag, with the Season 1 contestants competing inside. Streams of vomit pour from a large hole in the bag, creating a chaotic scene. As Leek ascends further, Book dismisses the idea of climbing after them, reasoning that they’d never catch up. Snowball, however, proposes an alternative plan and grabs Price Tag, using their sharp edge to slice through the bag. This action causes a massive flood of vomit to spill out.

Bagged notices Team 2's interference, so Bottle and Tennis Ball leap down to intercept them. Bottle kicks Tennis Ball toward Team 2, knocking them over and disrupting their efforts. As Team 2 scrambles to recover and give chase, Snowball retaliates by hurling Tennis Ball back at Bottle, causing her to spill the vomit she was holding inside. The resulting slippery mess sends Team 2 skidding uncontrollably, leaving them stranded and unable to stop Bagged.

With no opposition left, Bagged successfully teleports back to the present with Leek in tow. Defeated and empty-handed, Team 2 has no choice but to return to the present. Upon arrival, Price Tag sighs, lamenting how close they came to securing Leek. The group takes a moment to reflect on their failed efforts to retrieve another debuter, their frustration mounting. Their thoughts are interrupted by a massive crack in the sky, now larger and more menacing than before. Tree, perplexed by the worsening instability despite his team's attempts to repair the timeline, turns to Team 2 and Bagged, demanding answers. He asks if either team caused the crack to worsen, but both vehemently deny any involvement.

Just then, TV alerts everyone that CloudYAY have accidentally traveled back to BFDI 25. The teams realize this could be their final opportunity to save the timeline and scramble to prepare for intervention. However, before any action could be taken, the Yoylites across all teams suddenly levitate in the air. Moments later, the glowing stops, and the fragments drop lifelessly to the ground. Horrified, the teams stare at the powerless shards as they realise that without the Yoylites, they are now helpless to stop CloudYAY, who remains trapped in the timeline of BFDI 25.

The contestants watch anxiously as CloudYAY navigates the events of BFDI 25, clinging to the faint hope that no further damage will be done to the timeline. However, their worst fears are realized when Leafy is allowed onto Dream Island, an action that seals the timeline’s fate. Overhead, the crack in the sky grows larger and more menacing, its ominous glow signaling the imminent collapse of everything they know. Helpless and consumed by dread, the contestants prepare for what seems to be the end of their world.

As the reality of their situation sinks in, Price Tag and Book embrace tightly, their fear evident. Ice Cube joins them, trembling as the chaos unfolds. Around them, others exchange final, heartfelt moments with their friends, finding solace in their connections as they brace for what feels like their permanent demise.

Just as all seems lost, the timeline is unexpectedly restored, snapping back into place. Unbeknownst to the rest of the contestants, Gaty had struck a deal with One, saving the timeline from total collapse. Two reappears, and CloudYAY is returned safely to their original timeline. Although the crack in the sky remains, it is significantly smaller and appears stable, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the chaos.

As the dust settles, Four and X appear to announce the results of the challenge. Team 2 and Death P.A.C.T. Yet Again are revealed to have retrieved the fewest failed debuters, leaving them all at risk of elimination.

In "The Power of Four", Price Tag is in their room, surrounded by collectibles, when Yellow Face enters. The two exchange smiles, marking the start of their partnership. Later, during Cake at Stake, Price Tag is declared safe with 23,559 votes. As a reward, they receive a cake but, since they can't eat it, they consider selling it instead. Book questions why anyone would buy a stale, tossed-around cake before concluding that maybe Price Tag really does need Yellow Face’s help.

After the elimination, the remaining contestants leave the building, and Price Tag is seen chatting with Yellow Face when Four orders everyone to return to their teams. The next challenge is then revealed to be hide-and-seek. Each team has ten minutes to find a hiding spot, and any contestant tagged by Four or X will be at risk of elimination. In the end, the two teams with the most tagged members will lose and are put up for voting.  

As the challenge begins, Pencil suddenly throws Price Tag and Grassy at Four. Price Tag, confused, reminds her that the hiding timer isn’t even over yet and demands to know why she did that. Pencil replies that they were getting in the way of her alliance and threatens that if Book refuses to team up with her, she’ll make all of Team 2 lose, just like she did during that storm. Price Tag tells her to back off, leading to an argument between the two.

Later, Price Tag regroups with their team as Tree and Marker urge Team 2 to follow them, claiming they’ve found a great hiding spot in the forest. Despite Snowball’s protests, the team follows and eventually settles in a tall, thin tree with very few leaves to conceal them.  

Price Tag points out that they should have picked a different tree, but Snowball insists that all the trees are like this. However, it's quickly revealed that the surrounding trees actually have plenty of leaves to hide under. Realizing this, Snowball reluctantly agrees to switch—just as Black Hole arrives. In an unfortunate turn, Black Hole accidentally sucks up all the other trees, leaving Team 2 with no better options. He apologizes before speeding off.

As the group processes their situation, they notice X directly below them. Price Tag, growing concerned, says they’re not sure how much longer they can hold on. Thinking quickly, Snowball tells them to stand on top of him. Price Tag, along with Book and Grassy, complies, but the added weight makes it even harder for Snowball to keep his balance.

Snowball complains that the others are moving around too much and, frustrated, starts throwing them off one by one. Price Tag is flung away and crashes into the side of the recovery center. Dazed, they hear Book’s voice nearby and ask where she is. Book responds that she’s inside the recovery center. Curious, Price Tag considers climbing inside too—but before they can, Pillow suddenly grabs them. She picks Price Tag up and asks if someone is stuck inside. She decides to "help" by trying to tear Price Tag in half, intending to recover Book.  

Panicked, Price Tag begs her to stop, but Pillow proceeds anyway, tearing them apart before typing their name into the recovery center. As a result, Book is also ejected from the recovery center and falls out. The commotion attracts Four, who senses that someone has perished. Pillow calls Price Tag and Book "sneaky hiders" and insists they need to be tagged. Without hesitation, Four tags them both, eliminating them from the challenge.  

With no reason to hide anymore, Price Tag and Book wander around aimlessly for the remainder of the game. As they walk, Price Tag comments on how impressively well Bottle has hidden. Just then, Yellow Face, now tagged and out of the challenge, appears. He picks up Price Tag and suggests that since they’re both out, they might as well head down to Yellow Face’s warehouse and start setting up their business. Price Tag agrees, calling it a great idea, and the two make their way to the train before departing.

In the stinger, Price Tag and Yellow Face arrive at their newly renamed warehouse, "Yellow Face and Taggy’s Warehouse". Stepping inside, Price Tag eagerly pulls out a time reversal ray, which Yellow Face immediately prices at $80,610,763. Annoyed, Price Tag quickly slashes the price down to just $80.

Yellow Face cheerfully announces that they are only weeks away from finally opening for business. As Price Tag looks around, their attention shifts to a sealed box sitting in the corner. Curious, they ask what's in the box. The scene then cuts to the box as Yellow Face admits that he's not sure. Suddenly, the box bursts open, and Bottle leaps out. She excitedly reveals that she decided to hide here during the challenge. Impressed, Price Tag and Yellow Face praise her for picking such an unexpected hiding place.

In "Bottle For Dream Island", Price Tag, Black Hole, Liy, and Winner compete in an eating contest where they must quickly consume the dishes Bottle gives them to earn points for their team. Unable to eat traditionally, Price Tag instead sells the dishes online, successfully offloading items like a bowl of gasoline. Their strategy works, and they continue selling each dish throughout the challenge.

Eventually, only Price Tag and Winner remain, and the final dish is a Loser-themed cereal called Loser-O's. Price Tag attempts to sell the cereal, but to their surprise, they find no buyers. They search online, and discover videos discussing Loser's decline in popularity. Realizing the cereal likely won’t sell, Price Tag prepares to give up, feeling they’ve cost their team the challenge. Seeing this, Winner offers to eat the cereal for them, wanting to support their fellow newbie, and Price Tag gratefully hands it over. However, before Winner can eat it, a runaway ferris wheel crushes the box just as Bottle arrives. She disqualifies Price Tag, and declares Winner the winner of the contest.

In "BFB 31", Price Tag briefly appears at the warehouse by themself. As Blocky runs off to the Have Cots tower, they spot him from the door. After some confusion, they enter the building and close the door.

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In "Last One Standing", they are first seen outside with the TPOT contestants trying to hold off the Rift using their share of Two's power. During Cake at Stake, it is revealed they are safe with 33,305 votes, placing 2nd. TV rewards them with a clip of them and Book running happily after Book’s dream in Oneirophobe's Nightmare.

During the challenge, Price Tag follows Winner and goes in their room, where they find Pencil and Book. Price Tag throws a statue at Pencil, and promptly gets zapped by her. Book charges at Pencil, and Book tells Winner to save them, and Winner carries Price Tag away to safety as Pencil murders Book. Price Tag and Winner walk up to the blue floor where the rest of the TPOT debuters live. Battery thinks they were stealing the debuters food, to which Winner claims states they had no intention of doing so. Price Tag comments that they wanted to try a little, to which Winner reminds them that they can't eat.

Price Tag and Winner talk about how the 26 of the debuters are the underdogs, trying to gain their support in the challenge. After some convincing, the failed debuters decide to team up and hunt down Pencil. However, Liy appears and starts killing the failed debuters. After everyone except for Price Tag dies, they run off and hide in their room. There, they manage to find the WRC controller and recover Winner, and they comment how it's "so cheap" when nothing happens. Liy suddenly comes in with Scissors' inanimate corpse, cornering them. Price Tag begins to panic, begging Liy to not snip them, and states that they should team up, but to no avail. Price Tag screams (or moans) as Liy kills them, placing 5th place overall.

In "Alone", Price Tag first appears during One's flashbacks, where they can be seen playing Goiky & Dragons with Book, Barf Bag, and Needle. Later, in a different look at "What's Up Bell's String?", Book and Price Tag run towards Two to request a farewell for Bomby.

Relationships

Main article: Price Tag/Relationships

Votes

Season 5

Icon	Episode	Votes	Status
	1	4,907 (to join)	Joined TPOT
	5	3,172	Safe (2nd)
	8	9,292
	10	14,510
	12	17,763
	14	21,104
	16	23,559
	19	33,305

Total votes

Save	Total
122,705	127,612

Deaths

1. "The Four is Lava": Price Tag sinks into the lava, along with many other recommended characters.
2. "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life": Dipped into acid by Pillow (off-screen).
3. "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters": Crushed by blocks (off-screen).
4. "Fishes and Dishes": Falls to their death.
5. "The Great Goikian Bake-Off": Mutilated by Four.
6. "Outbreak At Stake": Torn apart by Pillow.
7. "I SAID CAREFUL!!!":
   1. Crushed by a giant snowball.
   2. Torn apart by Pillow.
   3. Zapped by Golf Ball's zap shooter.
8. "The Power of Four": Ripped in half by Pillow.
9. "Last One Standing": Killed by Liy using Scissors (off-screen).

Non-canon deaths:

1. "UNREAL BFDI": Is combined with a Yoyle metal Basketball, forming Bomby.

Kills

Character	The number of times killed	Episodes
Barf Bag	1	"What's Up Bell's String?" (along with Book, Ice Cube, Grassy, and Snowball)
Donut
Fries		"Fishes and Dishes" (along with Pillow)
Needle		"What's Up Bell's String?" (along with Book, Ice Cube, Grassy, and Snowball)
Pen
Fish monsters	3	"Category One"

Trivia

Comparisons

• Price Tag is one of the few contestants to have white facial features rather than the usual black, along with 8-Ball, Cake, TV, Profily, and Remote.
• Price Tag is one of the three non-binary contestants, along with Profily and Winner.
  • Price Tag is also the only armless nonbinary contestant (counting Winner's retractable arm).
    • However, in "Category One," Price Tag's cord has been utilized as a makeshift arm.
  • They're also the only non-binary contestant who isn't blue.
• Price Tag is one of the four contestants with a TPOT pose that references the season's name, along with Winner, Clock, and TV.
• Price Tag is one of the two money related-contestants on Just Not. The other is Nickel.

Competition

• Despite receiving fewer votes to join Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, Price Tag joined the game and Nonexisty didn't since the latter wasn't present.
• Price Tag, Lollipop, and Winner are the only contestants who haven't been eliminated while competing on a team.
• Every time they're at Cake at Stake, they're always the second one safe. This is still true as of "Last One Standing".
• Price Tag is the only member of Just Not to never fall in the bottom 2 when the team lost.
• Price Tag, Black Hole, and Winner are the only contestants who have yet to fall into the bottom 2 throughout the entire series.
• Price Tag is the only TPOT character to have their voting icon change consistently.
• Price Tag is the only armless member of Just Not who wasn't voted off the team.
• As of "The Power of Four", Price Tag, Book, and Marker have set a new record for the longest streak of episodes where their save votes only increased, at six episodes straight.
  • The old record was four episodes straight and was initially held by Gelatin, Flower, and Blocky.
• They're the second contestant to get more votes to stay than Grassy in a single Cake at Stake, with Snowball being the first.
• Price Tag and Book always compete on teams that end up being the smallest. As both Just Not and Team 2 are the only teams to have only three members in their respective phases.

General

• When Price Tag was a recommended character in BFB 15, they had just one arm sticking out from the top, similar to Winner.
  • Coincidentally, both of them debuted in TPOT.
• Price Tag is the first character with a normally sideways face.
• Kenzie Bryant confirmed that Price Tag is nonbinary like Winner.
  • Coincidentally, Price Tag's voice actor is also nonbinary just like Winner's voice actor.
• The font for Price Tag's face is Calibri, the default Microsoft Office products font. In BFB 15, it was Arial.
• Showing "$1" appears to be Price Tag's equivalent to holding their breath.
• In the intro, Price Tag's face reads "P:2" (for "Power of Two").
• It is indicated that Price Tag can make expressions in different fonts, as in TPOT 3 they are temporarily shown making an "o_O" face in Times New Roman.
• During Cake at Stake, Price Tag is always the 2nd contestant safe.
  • Coincidentally, they were also the 2nd contestant to join TPOT.
• "The Great Goikian Bake-Off" marks the first ever thumbnail Price Tag has been in throughout the series.
• Price Tag originated from their recommender's old object show Competition for Fun-Land. However their appearance was drastically different from their current design.
• Price Tag can use their string as an "arm", as shown in "Category One".
• Price Tag cannot eat, as shown in "I SAID CAREFUL!!!" where they tried to eat a carrot alongside Book, but was unable to do due to being able to change their mouth to different symbols.
  • This also makes Price Tag one of the first contestants who cannot eat food.
• Price Tag's search history on their phone was shown in "Bottle For Dream Island". The things they have searched are as follows:
  • yellow face and taggys warehous...
  • chocolate balls good photos high...
  • bugs bfdi wiki png transparent
  • gasoline image high quality no w...
  • how to eat without mouth
  • my business partner is pricing ba...
  • how to change logo on website
  • what happened to my pie
  • what hat should i wear to prom
  • why cant i eat anything
  • why is my host not here anymor...
  • what happened to loser
• Price Tag 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, Marker, Needle, Pen, Pie, Pin, Profily, Remote, Saw, Stapy, Teardrop, TV, and Winner.

Gallery

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See also

• Book and Price Tag
• Price Tag and Yellow Face
• Variations of Price Tag

References

Price Tag
Interactions with	Everyone, Book
Others	Variations of Price Tag

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