|| Gacha x BFB x TPOT || If X Had a Fever 🤒🌡️ || Main Characters : 4️⃣ Four & X ❎ (Mostly X) ||

[@Blackimposter-qs4otl]

FIFI!!! 3:03 WHY GIRL 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you almost blew out my eardrum with that like you got to be kidding me 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

This was reuploaded in order to avoid copyright claims. Also in Two’s scene, I couldn’t put as many contestants there was so imagine there were more than 3.

[@Blackimposter-qs4otl]

This was really good

[@RoboStewieBrianCrew]

Nice Job I love the designs🤩✨ Keep it Up💯

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

Thanks!

[@RoboStewieBrianCrew]

@@TsundereDudette24X7 Your Welcome👍

[@cappysharkyprodcutions4091]

Noice

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

Thanks. This is part 1 btw.

[@chasestastny9839]

6:41 who are these 3 I mea. I think the purple lady is lolliepop and the green girl is leafy but whos blue boy

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

Pen

[@chasestastny9839]

@@TsundereDudette24X7 oh okie

[@SunnyDale-bo6bj]

*The sound effects 😭😭

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

What about them?

[@SunnyDale-bo6bj]

@@TsundereDudette24X7 its cute 🤯🤯

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

Thx.

[@Azaan123YT]

?

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

:/

[@Azaan123YT]

@@TsundereDudette24X7I was talking about what are those

[@TsundereDudette24X7]

They are numbers and variables from outer space.

[@gamestoysandfunwithmorgan1717]

@@Azaan123YT nerd warning: Algebralians (also spelled "Algebraliens", a blend of "algebra" and "alien", and "Numeral species" in the book in Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!) are colorful, genderless, sentient beings resembling mathematical symbols (mostly numbers) that originate from the Equation Playground. They are notable for their appearances in "X Finds Out His Value" (XFOHV), "The Number Playground Chronicle!", The Power Of Two, and Battle for BFB. The only canonical appearances of Algebralians are from Battle for Dream Island. Their appearances in the pre-BFDI comics and XFOHV are considered not canon, meaning they are not part of the central universe and timeline of events. Integers are based upon numeric digits. Integers made their debut in "X Finds Out His Value", with One, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, and Eight making their first appearances. In "The Number Playground Chronicle!", its spiritual successor, Two, Zero, and Nine are introduced. In "Thanks for 1,000,000 subscribers!", Ten is introduced. In "Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!", Fifteen and Fourteen are introduced, along with the ability for integers to merge. In "Thanks for 2,000,000 subscribers!", Twelve and Sixteen are introduced, along with the ability for integers to divide. Variables are based upon mathematical variables. Most use or are represented by letters in the Latin alphabet. X was introduced in "X Finds Out His Value" as the very first variable, with N Variable, Y Variable, and Z Variable being introduced in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". Irrationals were introduced in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". One member, Pi, served as a journalist and writer for the titular newspaper, writing on articles such as Five and Three not catching balls. Irrationals reappeared in Pie vs Pi and had a larger role. Polygons were introduced in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They are based upon the first 11 polygons by sides minus heptagon (7 sides) and decagon (10 sides). They did not make any more appearances after their debut. Operators were introduced in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They are based upon mathematical operators. Divide Operator was the only operator to have been physically seen, until Plus, Positive, and Asterisk were introduced as recommended characters. Plus, Multiply, and Divide were later seen in Subscriber Specials as inanimate objects. Polyhedrons were introduced in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". Octahedron Polyhedron is the only polyhedron to have been physically seen. Fractions were introduced in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They are the only species introduced in the aforementioned comic to have never been visually depicted. (Unknown Species) These Algebralians have an unknown genus. Most of these characters are recommended with the exception of Eighth Note and Infinity, and Ninty Six not even being a math symbol (although it could be argued they represent 96).