TPOT elimination face

Not to be confused with TPOT elimination space.

This article contains spoilers. The information in the article below contains spoilers for the BFDI series. Please watch the episode(s) if you have not seen them yet. Details: Episodes: TPOT episodes from "Gardening Zero" to "The Power of Four" This page was last edited on December 6, 2025, at 15:34:10.

TPOT elimination face is a conjectural name. "Who are you? Can you tell me?" — Eggy, "Lick Your Way to Freedom" The subject of this article or section has never been given an official name stated either in the Battle for Dream Island series, or by jacknjellify; the current one is unofficial.

This article or section is a conjecture. "According to my research, TPOT elimination face does a lot more than that!" — Pillow, "Fortunate Ben" (altered) The article or section below contains speculation. Make sure to take unsupported or loosely supported statements with a grain of salt and not as fact.

Blocky, first displaying the use of this face in "The Game Has Changed"

The TPOT elimination face is a running gag in which a contestant makes a certain expression when they are eliminated from Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. The face consists of one or both eyebrows and the mouth curving downward and a small curved line beneath one of the eyes. This face made its first appearance in The Game Has Changed, when Blocky tells Four to send him to the Big Rotating Building, but the face became more popular after Gardening Zero, when Saw was eliminated with 4,127 votes.

Usages of the TPOT elimination face

Blocky ("The Game Has Changed")

Saw ("Gardening Zero")

Cloudy ("Gardening Zero")

Naily ("Fishes and Dishes")

Fries ("The Great Goikian Bake-Off")

Gaty ("I SAID CAREFUL!!!")

Pin ("The Power of Four")

Miscellaneous usages

Pencil ("The Power of Four")

Two ("Seasonal Shift")

Flower ("BFB 31")

Grassy ("Last One Standing")

Firey (Jacknjellify community posts)

Seven (Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!)

Trivia

• The elimination face first appeared in "Gardening Zero" and appeared in every TPOT episode following it. It was only in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" where the trend was broken.
• "The Game Has Changed" is the only BFB episode where this face appeared in.
• Ironically, despite commonly being called The TPOT elimination face, it first debuted in "The Game Has Changed" a BFB episode.