Bbc Numberblocks (2024)

FAQs

Why were two episodes of Numberblocks banned? ›

The 2nd Crossover Special "Literature Club Again?!?!" was banned indefinitely an hour after its release due to lots of cute but scary scenes that traumatized the kids watching it. The creators apologized for this controversy, as they replaced it with the 1st Super Special "The BIG Block-Cake".

Appearance. 100,000 is like a big 100. She resembles 100 as she is a thousand times 100. The only difference is that she doesn't have a square eye because 100,000 is not a square.

Parents Need to Know. Parents need to know that Numberblocks is a series of short videos that teach preschool math concepts like numbers, counting, and more. There's no iffy content, and it's great for kids as young as toddlers.

February 14, 2022

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Twenty-Seven is the first multiple of 9 who is female, with the second being 45, and the only as of all characters introduced in Series 1-5a.

She is the first multiple of 7 to be female. Her step-mask is navy and not indigo for unknown reasons. Her boots are slightly different from Fifteen's, Twenty-Eight's, and Thirty-Six's boots, as they resemble hiking boots. Twenty-One was the first compound Numberblock figured-out.

36 is the first Step Squad to be male, with the second being 55. 36 is one of the few Numberblock to be the opposite gender of his digits, after 13, 31, 35, 49 and 55.

Zero can grab and hold objects without use of any hands, as the objects just float next to her. Zero was thought to be male for a certain amount of time, until it was revealed that she is female. A similar case happened with Eleven, where she was thought to be the second male Numberblock to be voiced by a female.

Learn all about the number 1 with Numberblock One herself, as she sings a song about how it's like to be the only one.

Seventeen, or 17, is a Numberblock made of 17 blocks. He is voiced by David Holt. He is a painter with artistic passion for painting 17 of everything.

Is Numberblock 64 a girl? ›

The actual Sixty-Four has eyebrows, unlike her drawing in More to Explore. She was mentioned in We're Going on a Square Hunt as 8x8, and then appeared later in The Big One as "60 and 4”. She shows an interest in technology because 64 had a role in that field. She is shown to be talkative in Double Back.

Thirty is light-yellow with 30 blocks in 3 groups of 10. She has 3 yellow borders surrounding every 10 blocks. She also has yellow limbs and wears an array display, showing she's a super rectangle. Her face is similar to but bigger than Three's, where her eye-sockets are thinner and her mouth is much larger.

Five, or 5, is a Numberblock made up of five blocks. She first appears in the episode with the same name. She is voiced by Beth Chalmers.

He is the second “5 ender” to be male, with the first being 35. He is also the second step squad to be male, the first being 36.

At her very basis, Three is an entertainer who loves doing things to make her friends happy. This generally involves juggling, however, she has often set up numerous events for her friends as well. She usually has a happy attitude, and her outgoing nature leads to her generally being around other Numberblocks.

Eighty-One, or 81, is a Numberblock made of 81 blocks. He is voiced by Rasmus Hardiker. Eighty-One has 80 pink blocks with magenta borders, and 1 red block that often acts as his “nose” whenever he is in his 9x9 arrangement. He has pale blue square eyes...

Nineteen, or 19, is a Numberblock made up of 19 blocks. She is voiced by Emma Tate.

In the Spanish dub, she was originally a female, but in following appearances was depicted as a male. She is the only square Numberblock whose compound and figured-out appearance debuted in the same episode. She is the third Numberblock figured out by series order.