Zeroes

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For the Zero with a cap, see Zero with a cap.

For other uses, see Zero (disambiguation).

Zeroes
Nicknames	Zero Integer (Octahedron Polyhedron) Little grey circle things (Ten)
Legal name	Zero Integer
Species	Algebralien/Arabic numeral zero (0)
Gender	Genderless (They/Them; He/Him)
Color	Lavender Gray (body)      Argent (limbs)      Black (outline)
Positive relationships	Everyone (possibly) Six (possibly) Ten Octahedron Polyhedron Banana Apple (possibly, unconfirmed) Pie (possibly) Basketball (possibly) Snowball (possibly) Golf Ball (possibly)
Negative relationships	Pi Two Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty-Three Zero with a cap
Kill count	1
First time speaking	"Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!"
First appearance	"The Number Playground Chronicle!"
Last appearance	"Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!"
Voice actors
English	Xander Archibald

“	...A whiteboard. Me and the others have been standing in the sub count for three years straight. We're tired of it, and we're tired of hearing all the drama about it! From now on, when the sub count goes up, you write the new number. Got it?	”
	— A Zero, "Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!"

The Zeroes are a group of algebralians, as well as minor integers in the subscriber milestone videos.

The group consists of Zero₁, Zero₂, Zero₃, Zero₄, and Zero₅. However, each of them is only ever addressed as "Zero".

Quick Answers

What is the personality of Zero in BFDI?

In BFDI, Zero is a non-canon character, not part of the official universe. Known as 'zero', 'integer', and 'non-speaking zero', this character is genderless, identified by 'he/him' and 'they/them' pronouns.

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What is the significance of Zero's gray body and lighter gray limbs?

Zero, a character from the milestone videos, features a gray body with slightly lighter gray limbs. This color scheme is inspired by Minesweeper's empty tiles, which have zero mines around them. The body and limb colors are similar but not identical. Zero's personality remains largely unknown, although it's noted that Zero and its clones expressed discontent in the 'Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!' series.

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How does Zero express their irritability in 'Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!'?

Zero, along with their clones, displays their irritability in the 'Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!' episode by asserting themselves and opting to quit their regular role. They propose that future subscriber milestones be noted on a whiteboard, marking their speaking debut in the subscriber milestone specials.

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What role does Zero play in the subscriber milestone videos?

Zero, along with their clones, is a recurring figure in the subscriber milestone videos, typically maintaining a consistent role. They make their first verbal appearance in the 'Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!' video, voicing their dissatisfaction with the ongoing drama and their position in the sub count. As a result, they opt to leave, providing the other integers with a whiteboard to note future milestones.

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Why did Zero and their clones decide to quit in the sub count?

In the Battle for Dream Island series, Zero and their clones chose to quit their role in the sub count due to the ongoing drama. This decision was announced in the 'Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!' episode, where they introduced a whiteboard for other characters to note milestones, marking a shift from their previous three-year stint in the sub count.

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Appearance

They are, as the name suggests, based on the Arabic numeral zero. They have gray bodies and slightly lighter gray limbs.

Personality

Each Zero has a different personality, but they do seem to have some common traits. Primarily, they are known to take action when nobody else would, such as in "Pie vs. Pi: The Pi Day Massacre", where a Zero decided to take the Division Symbol to get rid of Pi when Two, Eight, and Six wouldn't do anything due to the situation being "Not [their] problem", and in "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!", where they are the only ones with a concrete plan to stop the Thing.

Zeroes 2 through 5 appear to get along perfectly, acting in sync and being mostly interchangeable. However, they are shown to have always been at odds with Zero₁. VHS tapes from their youth show that Zero₁ has been incompetent and humiliated himself, whereas the other four have been talented and successful. This has led to Zero₁ being insecure in his position as leader and thus bossy and short-tempered with his fellow Zeroes. As a result, they generally dislike him, and take pleasure in returning his mistreatment when they get the chance.

Powers and abilities

• Disappearing Numbers:
  • If another number is divided by Zero, they will disappear, as seen in "Pie Vs Pi: The Pi Day Massacre". It is not known what happens if Zero is divided by Zero.
  • When Four was multiplied by Donut (which looks like a zero), they were absorbed into Donut, because anything times zero is zero. It is likely that multiplying a number by Zero will do the same thing.

Coverage

A Zero first appeared in "The Number Playground Chronicle!", where they were a former athlete being interviewed by Octahedron Polyhedron. In it, Zero describes how to put on a "talking uniform", including an exact 15-step instruction and a disclaimer that having any attached objects touch the ground will result in a 60-year prison sentence. It is unknown which Zero this is—it may be a different one from the five later seen.

Five Zeros appear in "Thanks for 600,000 subscribers!". In that video, they stand next to Six to show the Jacknjellify subscriber count. This marks the first appearance of multiple Zeroes.

The Zeroes appear again in "Thanks for 700,000 subscribers! (Leafy Plush & BFB 22 on July 24)", fulfilling mostly the same role as they did in the previous video.

They appear again in "Thanks for 800,000 subscribers!", mainly fulfilling the same role as they did in the two previous videos. They appear to be upset when Seven gets kicked.

They make another appearance in "Thanks for 900,000 subscribers!", mainly fulfilling the same role as they did in the three previous videos.

Zero and their clones appear yet again in "Thanks for 1,000,000 subscribers!", mainly fulfilling the same role as they did in their previous appearances. They did not compete in BFPTM10.

In their appearance in "Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!!", the Zeros finally stand up for themselves, finally talking for the first time in the subscriber milestone specials, saying that they can draw the new milestones on a whiteboard.

In "Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!", the Zeros stand near the whiteboard for three days "Like [they usually do]". Much to Two's chagrin due to them being in the whiteboard in fear of punishment for letting Fourteen run wild and the integers mistakenly putting Seven in jail along with one of the divided Fourteen Integers.

In "Counting on Christmas", a Zero sings alongside the other algebraliens, wanting it to snow.

In "Pie Vs Pi: The Pi Day Massacre", Pi was divided by a Zero, causing them to disappear.

In "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!", the Zeroes receive their first major role. They are first seen running up the stairs of their base, with one of them carrying a box of video tapes. While Zero₁ walks down to catch a fallen tape, the others take a snack break in the kitchen, This quickly ends as Zero₁ catches up and reprimands the others for taking a break in such a critical time. They then send the others down a toilet to the bunker, while they themselves take the train to have some alone time.

After inviting Six in and having the other Zeros clean up the base, Zero₁ manages to send out a broadcast to the other algebraliens. In the meantime, they set out to find among the various tapes one which will tell them how to defeat the mysterious thing. The other Zeroes and Six eagerly set out for this task, as it becomes clear the vast majority of the tapes are actually humiliating footage of Zero₁, For much of the rest of the episode, the Zeroes and the various algebraliens making their way into the base watch these tapes as entertainment, much to their leader's disgruntlement. This culminates in them locking up Zero₁ to watch a particularly embarrassing moment, which enrages him to the point of breaking out and destroying the TV.

After Seven shows up, the Zeroes opt to go upstairs to use the base's TV. There, they watch the video on 2,763. Before they can finish, however, the entity itself breaks in and captures all of the algebralians except for the Zeros, leaving off on a cliffhanger.

Kills

Total kills: 1

Character	Number of times killed	Episode
Pi	1	"Pie Vs Pi: The Pi Day Massacre

Trivia

• Their limb and body colors are similar but not the same shade.
• Zero's color is taken from empty tiles in Minesweeper, because they are surrounded by 0 mines.
• The Zeros are the third algebralian to not appear in XFOHV, the second and the first are Nine, Ten & (Two, If not counting assets).
• Zero is one of the few characters to have clones.
  • It’s unknown if the other zeros are clones/copies or were born individually. They appear to have all been together since they were children.
• Although they look the same, each Zero has their own personality and voice.
  • Zero₃ speaks in a calm, flat voice somewhat similar to 8-Ball (though higher), while Zero₅ speaks in a goofy, cartoonish voice. The other two have not yet been identified by number, but one speaks with a cheerful, excited voice, and the other a more pathetic, whiny voice.
• The Zeroes are the only pre-existing algebralian that did not appear as a recommended character in BFB.
• According to "Counting on Christmas", the Zeros (or at least, the one in the song) wish for snow.
• The Zeros and Zero With a Cap the only characters whose name starts with the letter Z.
• Them, Eight, and Fifteen are the only main algebralians to not appear in canon BFDI.
• Zero₃ seems to be the second-in-command among the Zeroes.
• The Zeroes are the only Algebralians to have been shown as children (on some of their VHS tapes), confirming that the species ages and that, despite their immature behavior and modes of life, the Algebralians shown throughout the series are not children.

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Poses

Zero₁

Zero₂

Zero₃

Zero₄

Zero₅

Zero₁ ("Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!")

Scenes

"Bring it in, guys!"

"Me and the others have been standing in the sub count for three years straight!!!"

"From now on, when the sub count goes up, you WRITE the new number!!! Got it?!?"

"Hey, what happened? You were supposed to update this!"

Other

Zero's "talking uniform".

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