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| “ | I'm not a cloud, I'm Winner! | ” |
— Winner, "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?"
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Winner is a nonbinary contestant on Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two.
In Battle for Dream Island, Winner had a very minor appearance as a visual representation of a "winner" which was to receive someone from the "losers" in "Puzzling Mysteries". It is later revealed that this was a hired job for Winner and Loser from the Announcer in "Oneirophobe's Nightmare".
In Battle for BFDI, Winner 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, Winner's votes were revealed in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" and they got 15,762 votes, beating everyone else and joining the show alongside Price Tag. Winner competed on The S! until the team swap in "What's Up Bell's String?", where they were instead put on CloudYAY by One.
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Appearance[]
Winner appears to be a pile of periwinkle fluff with noticeable dark splotches, which is known as a substance called "winner".[5] Winner has a singular retractable human-like periwinkle arm that can extend from their body, but appear armless when their limb is absent.
Changes[]
BFDI 7
- Winner is shaped like a cloud.
- Winner has more bumps.
- Winner's limbs and face are gone, implying they are not sentient.
- Winner has the word "WINNERS" on them.
BFB 4-9
- Winner's splotches are lighter.
- Winner gets their own asset.
- Winner has fewer bumps.
- Winner is sentient.
- The word "WINNERS" is gone off of their surface.
BFB 16+
- Winner's splotches are darkened.
![Winner in Late BFDIA-IDFB style (Don't Lose Your BFDI & II Tours![6])](/wiki/File:PreMadeAssetWinner.png "PreMadeAssetWinner.png (109 KB)")
Personality[]
Winner is generally cheerful and calm, sometimes using puns or made up words in their speech. They're shown to be somewhat competitive, intelligent, and quick-thinking- mainly with how they use their hand to do several tasks. They tend to be moody and have a short temper when someone doesn't follow what they asked for, like when they quickly got angry at Yellow Face and yelled at him for using the "scribble thing" instead of the Moon Repair Kit in "The Seven Wonders of Goiky".
Contrary to Loser, Winner seems to be more shy and bashful. While Loser humbly accepts his team being named after him, Winner timidly requested Clock to not put their name in the team name as Winner has stated they do not like fame. They’re uncomfortable with being the center of attention and prefers not to be put on the spot, like when they got upset at Clock for forcing them into a performance in "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters". It shows that Winner values preparation and doesn’t like being pressured into situations they’re not ready for.
In "Oneirophobe's Nightmare", Winner’s interactions with Clock show that they value personal relationships more than fame. They felt abandoned by Loser when fame took priority over their friendship, showing that Winner struggles with being left behind. Their reaction to Clock’s apology reveals they appreciate their team and are open to support, helping them begin to heal from past pain. Winner recognizes the value of their team's support and decide to let go of the hurt from Loser's actions, giving Winner a chance to process their past and move forward.
Abilities[]
- Retractable limb: Winner is able to extend a single arm at will.
- Absorption: Shown in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", Winner is able to absorb a mangosteen through the side of their body. They call it tasty, implying that this is an alternate form of consumption for Winner.
- Strength: In the same episode, Winner is strong enough to throw all of their team members up the building and strong enough to climb said building using only their sole arm. They were also able to punch a hole through the volcano wall in "I SAID CAREFUL!!!"
- Heat resistance: In "Category One", Winner was only charred with a flamethrower instead of being killed. They only frowned and said the action itself was “not very nice,” implying it didn’t hurt that much either. Additionally, in "I SAID CAREFUL!!", Winner fell in lava when the volcano bridge broke but survived unlike the other contestants (albeit severely burnt). However, they were killed by falling into lava in "Fishes and Dishes" while attempting to dig to the canal to retrieve a plate for Two, which is most likely a retcon.
Coverage[]
Appearances[]
- Battle for Dream Island
- "Puzzling Mysteries" (cameo)
- Battle for BFDI
- "Today's Very Special Episode" (speaks in a group)
- "Four Goes Too Far" (does not speak)
- "The Liar Ball You Don't Want" (does not speak coherently)
- "This Episode Is About Basketball" (does not speak)
- "The Escape from Four" (does not speak)
- Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two
- "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?"
- "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"
- Non-canon appearances
Battle for Dream Island[]
While Winner as a character does not appear in Battle for Dream Island, Winner's basis first appeared in "Puzzling Mysteries" as a visualization of an explanation Announcer is giving that the winning team is allowed to pick a member from the losing team to be a part of their team. The winner substance is seen grabbing a cube from the losers pile and placing it on itself.
Battle for BFDI[]
Winner made their first appearance as a character in "Today's Very Special Episode". When Pen says he made the best Four makeover yet, a crowd of recommended characters appears, first saying "Yeah!", and then loudly and aggressively booing. Winner is present in the top part of this crowd, angrily pointing at Pen for his drawing.
In "Four Goes Too Far", Winner is seen again as part of a crowd of recommended characters on a hill that A Better Name Than That is riding a toboggan downhill to use X and Donut to multiply Four by zero and erase them.
In "The Liar Ball You Don't Want", Winner is in the crowd of recommended characters who gasp over Loser's elimination.
In "This Episode Is About Basketball", Coiny is seen attempting to throw balls into his team's basket, but fails and misses, with a large number of balls hitting each member of a crowd of recommended characters. Winner is seen initially smiling, until a ball hits them, where they subsequently frown.
Winner's audition.
In "The Escape from Four", 8-Ball mentions that he loves Loser 8 times more than Winner. Winner appears as one of the 26 potential new contestants chosen by Two to become a contestant in their new season, The Power of Two. Winner's audition is them looking blankly, and then showing a big arm and waving to the viewer, closing their eyes and smiling. They could be voted for by typing [Z].
Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two[]
In "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?", Winner does not do anything until Two announces that there are only three people left; Price Tag, Nonexisty, and Winner. Nickel does not see the third person, Nonexisty, so Two asks Winner and Price Tag to move over to make him more "visible". After Price Tag fails to join with only 4,709 votes, Winner is in the top 2 with Nonexisty. Two reveals the rest of the results, and Nonexisty is eliminated with only 5,697 votes, and Winner joins The Power of Two with 15,762 votes. Afterward, Two gives the promised mangosteen to Winner, who thanks Two and shoves the mangosteen into their body, therefore eating it. Winner calls the mangosteen "tasty".
After Winner makes their debut, Two makes the realization that the total contestants competing is a prime number; a number that cannot be divided equally. Winner appears to be confused and asks Two if prime numbers are illegal where they are from. Per Golf Ball's suggestion, Two adds another contestant to make the number composite; Nonexisty. However, as Nonexisty does not exist, Price Tag is chosen instead and celebrates saying that they take back everything that they have said about Winner. Afterward, Winner boards the elevator back down with everyone else and happily walks out after it descends from the roof to the ground.
During the team choosing, Cake sees Clock, and Clock notices Winner. Eggy walks by and asks Clock who Winner is. Clock explains to Eggy and Cake that sometime before the events of Battle for BFDI, Loser and Winner were a performing duo that did many of the same activities with each other. Loser was a much more successful person than Winner and decided to continue solo, leaving Winner behind and falling to obscurity to the general public. Despite Eggy only caring about Loser's "recent work", Clock decides to team up with Winner. Later, Cloudy, bringing Rocky and Yellow Face, asks if they can join Winner's team, with Cloudy citing that he never collected a cloud before, assuming that Winner is a cloud. Winner responds that they aren't a cloud, but winner. Cloudy is disappointed and asks if he can't connect teams. Winner responds by saying that they thought Cloudy wanted to collect and not connect teams, and agrees to join, and laughs afterward. Cloudy sheepishly laughs as well. Clock exclaims that they should be called "The Winners!" when naming the team. Winner looks up at the team name and frowns and tells Clock that they are not comfortable with having their name in the team name. Clock understands, and the team is officially named "The S!".
During the challenge, their team initially tries to use Cloudy to fly them to the roof but they decide not to after seeing Rocky fall through Cloudy and barf. Winner uses the strategy to throw their teammates to the rooftop of the building and throws Yellow Face to the top. Yellow Face winks in response, and Clock says to high five, with Winner high-fiving Clock's face. Winner later throws Clock, Bottle, and Ice Cube to the top of the building, which is a success, but Bottle dies on impact from shattering. Winner then throws Rocky to the top, but overshoots and misses, with Rocky vomiting on Foldy to get himself to the top. Cloudy asks how Winner will get to the top, and Winner uses their hand to climb to the top of the building. They're the second team safe, only behind Are You Okay.
In "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life", Winner helps the team by throwing blocks onto their stack. Clock keeps making complimentary small talk with Winner which makes them uncomfortable, so they tell Clock to help the team. After throwing Eraser away, Winner leaves to see if Ice Cube died. They greet Rocky at the recovery center, who vomits acid in response to seeing them. Winner then recovers Ice Cube, but she keeps dying in the acid that Rocky barfed. Winner figures that they have to neutralize the acid, and starts recovering Ice Cube repeatedly until the acid can no longer disintegrate her. Eventually, Winner, Rocky, and Ice Cube arrive back to their team when Cloudy informs Winner that Bottle is dead and needs to be recovered.
Annoyed, Winner turns around, heading right back to the recovery center. They witness Eggy recovering Teardrop, and tells her that was really nice of her. To their surprise, Eggy acts very standoffish about it, telling them they saw nothing before running off. Winner recovers Bottle and asks her what Eggy's problem is. Bottle suggests asking Clock, which Winner is hesitant to do. Winner and Bottle walk back to the team and Winner asks Clock what Eggy's problem is, when out of nowhere their stack is knocked over by Bell. Winner decides to forget their question for now and tries to get back to stacking, with Clock insisting they can still chat. Winner's team ends up being safe with eight blocks that Rocky vomited.
In "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters", Winner is first seen holding a stack of blocks from falling in order to save the other contestants. Rocky then vomits on them and they accidentally knock the stack over. It ends up falling on Tennis Ball, who is flung into Robot Flower, causing her to accidentally kill Teardrop with a Zap Ray. For the challenge, Clock suggests that they do a performance, little does Winner know that Clock just wants to see them perform. When the time comes for Yellow Face to do his act, Winner is put on stage by Clock despite them not being prepared. Winner walks off and gets mad at Clock for putting them on the spotlight like that. Winner's team gets a 0/10 score is up for elimination.
In "Gardening Zero", Winner is the second contestant safe at Cake at Stake with 8,374 votes. Winner picks a biome on their team's behalf for the challenge. The paper they pulled from the hat says that they're going to outer space. The S! arrive in space later with space pods in tow. Which help at keeping both them and their plant safe from the quasar. The S! ends up being safe since they kept their plant alive before two other teams had theirs killed.
In "Fishes and Dishes", Winner attempts to drain the lake by filling Bottle with water, but it doesn't do anything. The S! is then given a shovel by Fries and Puffball to dig under the canal. Winner wastes no time in using the shovel to dig their way into the canal, but this leads to the team dying from magma, a cave in, and intense water pressure. Frustrated, Winner throws the shovel and accidentally knocks Ice Cube into the canal. She melts as a result and Winner realizes that the water is colder. This gives the team a new strategy idea, to freeze the lake and trap the other contestants underwater. Winner and Yellow Face get to work recovering and dissolving Ice Cube in the water numerous times. Over time, the water eventually freezes, so all that's left to do is wait for someone to come up. That someone ends up being Tree, who has two plates. Winner pounds a hole into the ice with their fist and swipes one of the plates. They hand it to Two, making The S! the first team safe.
In "The Great Goikian Bake-Off", Winner's team decides to make cereal for Two. Just as the cereal is about to be ready, Rocky ends up barfing in the mix. Winner says that they can dilute it with a chocolate ball and tells Bottle to go get it. Bottle gets the chocolate but then tosses it in the wrong direction as she was trapped in a hole. With no chocolate to add to the cereal, the team decides to just give Two a bowl of vomit. This gets them a 1/10, so Winner's team is up for elimination. In the stinger, Winner tries to steal some of Four and X's food and gets mutilated.
In "The Seven Wonders of Goiky", Winner is the 4th contestant safe in Cake at Stake. When Clock is eliminated, he begs Winner to talk Two out of sending him away, but Winner thinks the team might be better off without them. Winner briefly smirks after Two removes Clock. For the challenge, The S! has to repair the damage done to the moon. Bottle notices that Yellow Face is doing an ad for a product that will help, so Winner carries the rest of the team inside the ad. Everyone becomes as badly scribbled as Yellow Face once they enter the ad. Yellow Face loses his train of thought thanks to everyone joining him, so they start looking for items they can use to fix the moon since Yellow Face forgot. Bottle later comes across a moon repair kit. Yellow Face says that he'll grab it, so everyone exits the ad. However, Yellow Face ended up grabbing the giant scribble that was sitting next to the moon repair kit. This results in The S! being up for elimination twice in a row. In the stinger, Clock tries to talk to Winner, but whatever he said didn't seem to sit well with Winner as they run away afterwards.
In "Balancing P.A.C.T.", Winner and Basketball witness Robot Flower try to destroy the new Recovery Center when Basketball asks them about the events of the previous episode's stinger. The two of them are promptly interrupted by Yellow Face. Winner is the first contestant safe at their team's Cake at Stake. When Yellow Face catches the glue glob meant for Winner and teases them about not having a second arm, Winner winds up for a punch. Yellow Face sees this arm and offers Winner a gumball, which they declined. In the challenge, The S! is placed on Team8s' balancing beam, with the two teams to either have all their members die or fall in the water first be up for elimination. After Bottle makes a suggestion to knock off teams with a low number of members that can compete, Winner and her attempt to go over there and knock them off before Yellow Face glues Bottle to the balance beam using the glue he stole. Winner is later knocked off the balance beam after being hit by Fanny's disembodied mouth. When they resurface, they are accosted by Two about the recent conflict they had with Clock, with Winner bluntly saying that they never asked them and that they "don't want to have to deal with Clock anymore" due to the fact that both him and Two treated them differently due to the fact that they used to be a celebrity. Winner asks that Two doesn't follow them while they go recover everyone who died, which they oblige to.
In “Outbreak At Stake”, Winner is seen yelling at Just Not to open the door to the abandoned steakhouse, which they only end up getting some cold steaks from. Eventually Yellow Face shares his idea to hide in Cloudy’s collection of items, and the S! does that. They hide for a while until Black Hole takes the collection to protect Tree. They use the steaks to lure away the zombies, until they run out.
In “Oneirophobe's Nightmare”, Winner reminds everyone about the broken moon, which leads to an argument amongst the contestants. The challenge begins, and The S! end up in Winner's nightmare. They follow Winner into a museum among the multiple Loser-themed statues. There, Yellow Face apologizes for Loser’s fame overshadowing Winner's, expressing that he would have been upset if Purple Face had become famous instead of him. Winner explains that, contrary to what Yellow Face thinks, fame didn’t matter to them. They recount their past with Loser, describing how they were inseparable, toured together, and performed multiple shows. However, Loser’s increasing desire for more eventually led to him starring in a movie, which hurt Winner because Loser chose fame over their relationship.
Earlier, Clock had been sent into Winner’s nightmare by Four and overheard the conversation. Winner is puzzled by Clock’s presence and Clock apologizes, explaining that he didn’t want Winner to be forgotten. When Winner asks why it mattered so much for Clock to ensure they were famous, Clock reveals it’s because his old team forgot to recover him for a year. Winner admits they felt similarly when Loser left, adding that they didn’t want to be treated like a celebrity.
Clock apologizes again for making Winner uncomfortable, and Winner acknowledges Clock’s effort, expressing gratitude and appreciation for their team’s support. Realizing it’s time to move on from the past, Winner wishes Loser luck, wakes up, which in turn results in their teams' safety. After Clock is sent to the elimination space, Four and X react by zapping Winner and several other contestants.
In "What's Up Bell's String?", Winner is assigned to a new team, later named CloudYAY. Their new teammate, Golf Ball, promises to lead the team to victory, prompting Winner, Barf Bag and Donut to step back. Noticing their hesitation, Golf Ball clarifies that they will be equals, which brings them back. She then adds that they will still follow her commands, causing them to hesitate again. To resolve the confusion, Golf Ball suggests that they will make decisions collectively, drawing them in once more. Finally, she asserts that decisions will be made after intense consideration by her alone, causing them to pull away again.
Barf Bag suggests Donut should be the team leader, and Winner comments that while they don't know Donut well, they trust him more than Bossy Ball (Golf Ball). Later, before the challenge starts, Golf Ball is about to ask Two a question, but Winner and the others step back before she can finish, which confuses her. Winner then asks Two if they can start, and Two agrees, flipping the timer to officially begin the challenge.
Everyone turns to Donut for ideas, but he struggles to come up with one. Suddenly, Golf Ball approaches them and says that she actually has a plan, but Winner tells her that Donut is thinking. They alert Donut about the dwindling sand in the hourglass and urge him to brainstorm quickly. Just then, Two is whisked away by Gaty. This gives Donut the idea of flipping the hourglass over whilst they're distracted, resetting the timer and earning praise from his team. Winner high-fives him, and Golf Ball reminds them that they still don't have any items for their pit before concluding that they are of no help and departs.
For most of the challenge, the group occasionally flip the hourglass when necessary, until Winner is suddenly whisked away by Golf Ball, who asks for assistance in retrieving items from the pesky Death P.A.C.T Yet Againers, that have been constantly stealing from her. She leaves to get more for their pit, and Winner goes to confront Death P.A.C.T Yet Again. There, they notice Pin and Fanny throwing in the items, while Gaty cheers them on. Winner reminds them that the stash were theirs first and demands its return, but Pin tells them that the stash was already in their pit, with Fanny adding that they should go get their own stolen stuff.
Later, Winner overhears Pin and Black Hole's conversation about helping another team win and quickly approaches them. They attempt to convince Black Hole to throw the David into CloudYAY's pit, adding that it's only fair since Death P.A.C.T Yet Again stole all their stuff. Suddenly, they are caught off guard as they notice the moon quickly approaching them. They are about to get crushed, but get saved at the last second by David's soundwaves, which put the moon to a halt.
Winner turns back to Black Hole, asking him again if he can toss the David into their pit, and Black Hole agrees to do so. Despite this, CloudYAY still lose, as their pit was unintentionally merged with 
's and the David inside their pit got up and walked away. Because of this, both teams have been put up for elimination.
In "Category One", Winner is the second contestant safe at Cake at Stake with 24,608 votes. Pencil joins their team, and Two explains that their team's challenge for the contest is to rid of the dragons on the roof. Winner assists Yellow Face by using Pencil to draw a flamethrower and rope for Pillow in the ad dimension. Winner then gets charred by her upon Pillow testing out her new flamethrower, and brings her out onto the roof so that she could defeat the dragons. However, upon Pillow's rope disconnecting from the peg, Winner attempts to grasp it, and gets blown onto the dragon. After a while, when a fish monster emerges from the ground, Winner alongside their other teammates throw it into Two's room, allowing them safety.
In "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", the challenge is to get a flag from a snowy mountain, or another on a volcano. Winner's team decides to go for the lava route because the other team went the snow route. Their first plan is to drive up the volcano, but the van explodes halfway up. Golf Ball says she has a Plan B. The rest of the team decides to not follow Golf Ball but on their way out, Winner says "Sorry, Golf Ball. Majority rules."
Inside the volcano is a bridge. It collapses with them on it but Winner is lava proof so they survive. They go to recover the rest of the team. This time, Winner uses their arm to throw the team across the bridge and just swim through the lava. They encounter a lava beast that bites the half off each member except Donut.
Donut recovers the team. Golf Ball says she finished her device and CloudYAY climbs in. It appears to be a drill. They drill into the volcano but go to far and burn in the lava, except Winner. They try to swim up, but they felt lost so they broke a small hole in the volcano to get a better direction. When Winner reaches the top, Pen and TV are there to stop them. Planty eats Pen, and Pen's cap flies out of Planty's mouth and hits TV. As Planty prepares to tear Winner in half, the FreeSmart Supervan suddenly arrives and runs over Planty, causing it to release Winner. It tumbles down the volcano, defeated.
With no opposition left, Winner quickly claims the flag and wins for their team. Because of this, CloudYAY are declared safe from elimination.
In "Seasonal Shift", Black Hole begins noticing several changes. Two has mysteriously vanished, Marker’s color has shifted from purple to green, the hotel is nowhere to be found, and the hosts, along with the animation style, keep unpredictably changing. At first, no one else seems to notice these anomalies, dismissing Black Hole’s observations as paranoia. However, Golf Ball and Tennis Ball soon realize he’s right.
Golf Ball holds up the Yoylite, explaining that it is the source of the timeline distortions. When Winner asks why Black Hole seems to be aware of these changes while the rest of them were oblivious, Golf Ball reveals that Black Hole’s immense gravitational pull disrupts the natural flow of space and time around him. Because of this, his body and memories remain unaffected by spacetime anomalies that alter everyone else.
Just then, everyone's memories of the original timeline come back to them, and it is revealed that the failed debuters have been scattered across different points in the timeline. The next challenge is soon introduced: each team must use fragments of the Yoylite to travel into the past and retrieve the failed debuters. The two teams that recover the most debuters will win immunity, while the remaining two will face elimination. CloudYAY is assigned the date May 1st, 2010, as their destination. With a fragment of the Yoylite in hand, Winner and their team set off on their mission to retrieve Scissors, unaware of the chaos awaiting them in the timeline.
Upon arriving in the past, CloudYAY spots the BFDI contestants carrying Scissors toward a cliff, seemingly preparing to throw them off. Winner hesitantly asks how they’re supposed to retrieve Scissors without getting caught, but Pillow acts without hesitation. She hurls Pen to knock over Leafy and tosses Needle to trip Eraser, sending them screaming as they drop Scissors. The chaos causes the bridge to collapse, leaving Scissors clinging to the remnants. As Scissors apologizes for the disruption, Pillow takes charge, gathering her teammates and throwing them onto the remnants of the bridge. The team finds themselves precariously dangling over the edge.
While brainstorming their next move, Winner suggests killing Scissors and then taking their remains back to the present for recovery. Pillow agrees with a grin, and the two cheerfully tear Scissors apart. Using Scissors' dismembered remains, Pillow and Winner scale the cliff, successfully reaching the top. Winner then throws the rest of the team across to the other side before leaping over to join them. Without stopping to repair the extensive damage done to the timeline, the group returns to the present with Scissors in tow.
Upon returning from their previous mission, CloudYAY is immediately redirected to September 10th, 2020, with their next task already set. Using the Yoylite, the team teleports to the designated point in the timeline without hesitation. On arrival, Pencil complains about the claustrophobic environment. She impulsively kicks away the instructions for the challenge, much to the ire of the BFDI Mini contestants, who are now left without guidance. Winner attempts to smooth things over by offering to retrieve the instructions, but the BFDI Mini contestants retaliate with an attack.
After a series of trial-and-error attempts, CloudYAY manages to restore the instructions and successfully retrieves Boom Mic, albeit with Boom Mic dying in the process. With their task completed, the group teleports back to the present before being sent to their next assignment: July 24th, 2020. Once there, Winner spots Discy stealing Donut’s diary, and orders him to stop. However, Discy ignores the command and makes a quick escape, sparking commotion that draws Four’s attention.
Furious, Four teleports Winner and the rest of CloudYAY to the courthouse, and prepares to launch the intro for BFB. However, the moment is interrupted when Winner and Pillow hurl Pencil and Golf Ball at Four, distracting him momentarily. Seizing the opportunity, Yellow Face opens the courtroom door and urges everyone to flee. The team quickly complies, dashing out and resuming their pursuit of Discy.
The group spots Discy speeding away in the FreeSmart SuperVan with Donut’s diary, prompting an intense chase. Forming a chain, the team grabs onto the van, clinging tightly as it races away. Moments later, the BFB contestants land on the roof, leading to a wild brawl between CloudYAY and the contestants.
Amid the chaos, Pillow eats Gelatin, which upsets Income Tax Return Document. He attempts to wrestle Pillow, but Winner steps in, pulling Income Tax Return Document away and attempting to calm the situation, explaining that the infighting is distracting them from the challenge. However, before any resolution can be reached, the FreeSmart SuperVan crashes spectacularly.
Despite the collision, the chaos only grows. Winner, Golf Ball, Donut, and Yellow Face focus on tracking down Discy, who attempts to hide by positioning themselves sideways among the wreckage. The team eventually locates Discy and retrieves the diary. With their task complete, CloudYAY hastily teleports back to the present, yet again leaving behind the mess they caused without addressing the mounting timeline damage.
Upon their return, Firey Speaker Box acknowledges CloudYAY for successfully retrieving a third debuter, officially tying them with in the challenge standings. However, Black Hole interjects, and warns the team that their increasingly reckless actions are destabilizing the timeline, pushing it closer to catastrophic consequences. Despite this, Pencil dismisses the concerns, claiming that others can fix the mess before launching into an impassioned rant. Winner looks on in disbelief as Pencil's voice rises with raw emotion, venting about six long years of being trapped in a classroom, the struggles and failures of leadership, and the pain of losing everyone she cared about.
As Pencil’s tirade continues, her eyes fixate on the Yoylite. Suddenly, she lunges for it, declaring that it might be the solution to fixing her past. Realizing her intentions, Winner quickly grabs the Yoylite and passes it to Pillow, who swiftly kicks it towards Yellow Face. What follows is pure chaos as all of CloudYAY springs into action, scrambling to keep the Yoylite out of Pencil’s reach.
The fragment is passed around in a frantic, almost reckless game of keep-away. However, their chaotic efforts take a disastrous turn when the Yoylite suddenly activates, releasing a burst of intense energy. The impact inexplicably sends all of CloudYAY to January 1st, 2012, during the events of BFDI 25. Additionally, the Yoylite was inexplicably left behind in the present, trapping the group in the wrong timeline.
Nearby, the group notice the gates to Dream Island, and Yellow Face eagerly rushes to see it. Winner quickly intervenes, warning him that doing so would only worsen the damage. Despite this, Pencil becomes intrigued and tries to approach the gates, only to be blocked by Pillow. The two erupt into a heated struggle, prompting Winner and the rest of CloudYAY to intervene in an attempt to break them apart.
The commotion draws Firey's attention, distracting him at a pivotal moment. In a deviation from the original timeline, Firey, instead of rejecting Leafy from Dream Island, decides to let her inside. CloudYAY can only watch in stunned horror as their interference causes this unforeseen change, irreparably altering the timeline. Meanwhile, in the present, the crack in the sky continues to grow, larger and more ominous than ever.
However, just as all hope appears lost, the timeline abruptly snaps back into place. One had secretly struck a deal with Gaty, saving the timeline from complete collapse. Two reappears, and Winner, along with the rest of CloudYAY, are safely returned to the present. Realizing the timeline is somewhat restored, Yellow Face picks up Winner in excitement, and the two cheer in celebration.
In the aftermath, it is revealed that CloudYAY and have secured safety by retrieving the most failed debuters. However, instead of a celebratory atmosphere, the other teams angrily confront CloudYAY. Pen, visibly upset, scolds the team for their reckless behavior, labeling their actions as "uncool" and highlighting the immense danger they had posed to everyone. Winner and the rest of CloudYAY redirect their anger toward Pencil, holding her responsible for much of the chaos. Pencil, however, shows little willingness to take accountability. Instead, she deflects blame onto Winner before nonchalantly pushing them aside. As Winner stands there, baffled, Pencil coldly instructs them to wait until the rest of the team is ready to address them again, which only frustrates the rest of the group further.
In "The Power of Four", teams are given ten minutes to find a hiding spot for the challenge. Anyone tagged by Four or X will be at risk of elimination, with the two teams that have the most tagged members being put up for voting. With that, Pencil quickly gathers Winner and the rest of CloudYAY, leading them to an elevator to hide. Just before the doors can close, Fanny wedges her leg between them and steps inside. As the doors attempt to shut again, she repeatedly sticks her leg in between, deliberately keeping them open. Frustrated, Pencil finally snaps, leading to a full-blown fight between the two. Their struggle causes the elevator to shake violently as it erratically speeds between floors. Winner reminds Fanny of her P.A.C.T., warning that she'll get them all killed. Fanny, however, retorts that CloudYAY deserves it.
Later, the team finds themselves cornered by Four. Thinking fast, Pencil hurls Yellow Face at X as a distraction, urging Winner and the others to keep moving. However, Winner hesitates, unwilling to abandon Yellow Face. Their hesitation proves costly as Four tags Yellow Face, who briefly laments his defeat before brushing it off, deciding to go find Price Tag instead.
The remaining CloudYAY members take refuge beneath the ruins of Gelatin’s Steakhouse. At first, their hiding spot works, but their cover is soon blown when Grassy (disguised as Tree) accidentally destroys the rubble just as Four arrives. Winner asks what they should do now, and Pencil quickly throws Winner at Four, causing them to get stuck on Tape. Thanking Winner for their sacrifice, Pencil escapes with the rest of CloudYAY. As Winner watches Tree fleeing the scene, they ask if he’s okay, but he doesn’t answer. A moment later, Winner unexpectedly gets tagged by Four.
Later, Winner watches as Yellow Face and Price Tag head toward the warehouse of their new joint business, their expression noticeably somber. Book, noticing their mood, asks if they're okay. Winner hesitates before admitting that they feel a bit replaced, adding that Yellow Face is the closest friend they have around here.
With an apologetic tone, they mention that they’re used to being cast aside—but quickly dismiss it, saying it’s none of Book’s concern. Book responds that she understands, having had a similar experience. She reassures Winner that Yellow Face and Price Tag aren’t abandoning them, they’re just doing their own thing and they’ll always come back. Winner reflects on their last interaction with Loser, muttering that sometimes, they don’t. Book acknowledges that they’re right but reminds them that there are always others willing to support them.
Book invites Winner to play Goiky and Dragons with her. Winner agrees, joking that Yellow Face has tried to sell them that game a million times. Book laughs, mentioning that Price Tag was actually the one who introduced her to it. She decides to check if Pillow wants to join—only for Pillow to suddenly appear and agree to play. Caught off guard by Pillow’s sudden arrival, Book replies, "Cool". With that, the three head off to play together.
In "Bottle For Dream Island", Winner and the rest of CloudYAY gather for the next Cake at Stake. Winner is announced as the third person safe, with 50,175 votes. Excited, Winner and Yellow Face high-five, and Bottle gives them a drawing as a prize. The drawing shows Winner, Bottle, and Loser. Seeing Loser in the picture makes Winner look uncomfortable.
As Cake at Stake progresses, Yellow Face gets eliminated. Winner watches as he's quickly sent to the elimination area. After he’s gone, Winner quietly says goodbye and kicks one of Yellow Face’s leftover limbs off the roof. Then, they walk away looking sad.
For the challenge, Winner, Black Hole, Liy, and Price Tag participate in an eating contest, where they must quickly consume the dishes Bottle gives them to earn points for their respective teams. As Winner is fed dishes, they keep absorbing the food instead of eating it. However, when bugs are served, Bottle catches Winner absorbing them and reminds them to eat properly.
As the contest progresses, only Winner and Price Tag remain. The final dish is a Loser-themed cereal called Loser-O’s, which makes Winner visibly uneasy. They admit they haven’t seen anything about Loser in a while, but want to prove they’ve moved on. While eating, Winner finds a cereal piece that looks like them, realizing maybe Loser didn't forget them after all.
Meanwhile, Price Tag struggles to sell the cereal and learns that Loser may not be popular anymore. Feeling discouraged, they almost give up, but Winner offers to help by eating it for them. Just before they do, a runaway ferris wheel crushes the cereal. Bottle arrives, disqualifies Price Tag, and announces Winner as the winner of the contest.
Relationships[]
- Main article: Winner/Relationships
Votes[]
| Episode | Votes |
|---|---|
| 1 | 15,762 (to join) |
| 4 | 8,374 (2nd safe) |
| 7 | 4,241 (4th safe) |
| 8 | 8,464 (1st safe) |
| 13 | 24,608 (2nd safe) |
| 17 | 50,175 (3rd safe) |
| Save votes | Total |
|---|---|
| 95,862 | 111,624 |
Deaths[]
- "Fishes and Dishes":
- Falls into lava.
- Gets crushed by piles of dirt.
- Killed by water pressure.
- "The Great Goikian Bake-Off": Mutilated by Four.
- "I SAID CAREFUL!!!": Eaten by lava monster
Non-canon deaths:
- "BFDI: Claustrophobe's Nightmare": Died during the heat death of the universe. (offscreen)
- "UNREAL BFDI": Turns into Gaty when they fall on Woody.
Kills[]
Total kills: 29+
| Character | Number of times killed | Episodes |
|---|---|---|
| Bottle | 1 | "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" |
| Ice Cube | 26+ | "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life" (along with Rocky, 13 times) "Fishes and Dishes" (13 times) |
| Teardrop | 1 | "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters" (along Rocky, Tennis Ball, and Robot Flower) |
| Shampoo | 1 | "I SAID CAREFUL!!!" (along Eraser, and Pen) |
Trivia[]
Comparisons[]
- Winner is one of the three nonbinary contestants, along with Profily (technically) and Price Tag.
- They're also the only nonbinary contestant who has black facial features, and a name that doesn't start with P.
- Winner, TV, Portable Music Player, Tree, Rubber Spatula, Purple Face, and Two are the only characters who don't have American accents.
- In Winner's case, they speak with a New Zealander (Kiwi) accent.
- Winner is one of the two contestants who can retract their limbs, the other is TV.
- Winner is one of the four contestants with a TPOT pose that references the season's name, along with Clock, Price Tag, and TV.
- Winner and Cake are the only TPOT competitors who haven't competed in BFDI to appear in early BFDI episodes, such as "Puzzling Mysteries" and "Cycle of Life".
Competition[]
- Winner got the most votes to debut for TPOT.
- Winner is the first contestant to get a 5 digit number of votes in TPOT.
- Coincidentally, Loser was the first to get a 5 digit number of votes in BFB.
- Winner is the first contestant to get a cake in TPOT. In this case, it was a mangosteen/purple tomato.
- "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" marks the first time Winner wasn't one of the first two contestants safe. Instead, they were the third to last safe.
- They are one of the two contestants who have never been eliminated, along with Price Tag.
- As of BFDIA 10, Winner and Price Tag are the only contestants who have never been eliminated.
- Winner, Price Tag, Lollipop, and Profily are the only contestants who haven't been eliminated while competing on a team.
- Winner, Black Hole, Grassy, and Price Tag are the only contestants who have yet to fall into the bottom 2.
General[]
- Winner's BFDI asset is a modified cloud asset with dark spots and colored periwinkle, which may be the origin of their confusion with clouds.
- Winner's recommender's username on Patreon is actually "Get Whipped!", though it was shortened for the nameplate for Winner, like most names.
- Winner is the only character who is voiced by Schazer.
- Winner's design predates back to "Puzzling Mysteries", as well as Loser's.
- Kenzie Bryant confirmed on Twitter that Winner, along with Price Tag, is non-binary.
- Coincidentally, Winner's voice actor is also nonbinary along with Price Tag's voice actor.
- Winner is the only character with one arm.
- Winner is the only object character whose arm matches the color and texture of their body, similarly to Algebralians.
- They eat by shoving and absorbing food through their body.
- They are the first character to kill someone else in TPOT.
- Out of the first five TPOT episodes, Winner caused another character's death in four of them.
- Winner has the highest kill count of any newbie on the show at 29+.
- They are the first contestant to appear in the intro of TPOT.
- Winner is the only contestant to have a humanoid arm.
- The S!'s name and logo uses the same texture as Winner's body. The same also applies to the team's voting icons.
- This is because the team was originally going to be named after them.
- Although Winner and Loser were a duo, they were quite different in terms of personality and popularity.
- Loser was popular among the characters, while Winner was unknown. Despite being popular among the characters, Loser was vastly hated by the fans. Winner on the other hand, became very popular, despite not doing anything. While Loser happily takes the moniker of The Losers! and appreciates his popularity, Winner was uncomfortable about their team being named after them and dislikes being treated differently because of their past fame.
- Winner's arm is very inconsistent in the sense of if it is a left arm or right arm, and the number of fingers.
- It's implied Winner was or is friends with Roboty, which also implies they either can communicate in morse code or are good enough at maintaining friendships even without communication.
- Their OMG moment is "Oh my placement".
- According to "Category One", Winner is immune to lava.
- Despite this, Winner still died to lava in "Fishes and Dishes", an earlier episode.
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References[]
| The Power Of Two contestants |
|---|
| Competing: Black Hole • Fanny • Marker • Tree • Book • Price Tag • Snowball • Grassy • Bottle • Liy • Pen • Tennis Ball • TV • Donut • Golf Ball • Pencil • Winner Eliminated: Pie • Foldy • Saw • Cloudy • Naily • Remote • Eggy • Fries • Clock • Lightning • Cake • Rocky • Puffball • Coiny • Teardrop • Nickel • Bomby • Bell • Barf Bag • Needle • Eraser • Gaty • Basketball • Robot Flower • Pin • Ice Cube • Yellow Face • Pillow |
| TPOT possible debutants |
|---|
| 9-Ball • Anchor • Avocado • Battery • Blender • Boom Mic • Camera • Clapboard • Conch Shell • Discy • Income Tax Return Document • Kitchen Sink • Leek • Nonexisty • Onigiri • PDA • Rubber Spatula • Salt Lamp • Scissors • Shampoo • Shopping Cart • Snare Drum • Tape • VHSy
Debuted: Price Tag • Winner |
| The S! |
|---|
 TPOT 12: Bottle • Winner • Yellow Face • Ice Cube |
| CloudYAY |
|---|
 Eliminated: Barf Bag • Yellow Face • Pillow |
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