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Four, guess.

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This page is about the Numberblocks character. For the Numberblocks episode, see Four (Numberblocks episode). For the Alphablocks episode, see Four (Alphablocks episode).


Round things!
 

— Four, Multiple occasions

Four, or 4, is the Numberblock and he is made up of four lime green blocks and has square eyes and eyebrows. His favorite shape to be is a square.

Four first appeared in the episode with the same name.

He is voiced by Marcel McCalla, who also voices Two.

Appearance[]

Four has 4 lime blocks. His has dark green square eyes (because he is 2 x 2), lips and limbs. His eyebrows are shaped as two squares.

Personality[]

Four is most strongly defined by his very shape. He loves squares and loves being a square. He likes being in the company of other squares, as he's always seen in Square Club whenever it's in an episode. In contrast, he has a fear of round things, avoiding touching them as much as possible. This makes it hard for him to enjoy ball games such as football. Like other squares, he's very strong. He doesn't shy away from showing this, taking many opportunities to help lift heavy things. In some media, he can be seen flexing his arms.

He owns a pet square named Squarey.

When he struggles to decide between two choices, he splits into the Terrible Twos.

Appearances[]

Total number of appearances: 120 + 2 (including pictures)

Alter-Egos[]

The Terrible Twos[]

The Terrible Twos are the evil twos; one wears a purple mask and the other wears a blue mask. They appear in The Terrible Twos, Peekaboo, Octoblock to the Rescue!, Mirror, Mirror, Square Club, Terrible Twosday, and Now in 3D.

Arrangements[]

Four can be arranged vertically or in a square. He can also be horizontal, L/J-shaped, S/Z-shaped, Bolt-shaped, or T-shaped.

2D (19/19)

I-Tetraminoes
J-Tetraminoes
L-Tetraminoes
O-Tetraminoes
S-Tetraminoes
T-Tetraminoes
Z-Tetraminoes

3D (2)

Trivia[]

  • Four has a British Westcountry accent.
  • Counting Sheep and Fifty are the only episodes in which Four appears in but has no spoken dialogue.
  • During the whole of Series 1, Four was the only composite Numberblock.
    • He is also the smallest composite Numberblock overall.
  • Four makes all his possible block arrangements throughout the series.
  • Four has a pet furry square named Squarey.
  • Four has sfairesphobia.
  • These are the following episodes where he is the only composite Numberblock to stay arranged as a square:
    • Theme song
    • Three Little Pigs
    • How To Count
    • The Terrible Twos
    • Nine
    • Double Trouble
    • The Three Threes
    • Odds and Evens
    • The Two Tree
    • Now We Are Six to Ten
    • Numberblobs
    • Octoblock to the Rescue!
    • Flatland
    • Pattern Palace
    • The Legend of Big Tum
    • Mirror, Mirror
    • The Wrong Number
    • Eleven
    • Seventeen
    • Nineteen
    • Twenty
    • Tall Stories
    • Heist
    • Sign of the Times
    • The Lair of Shades
    • Land of Giants
    • Fifty
    • One Hundred
    • Your Turn
    • Now You See Us
    • Twoland
    • Two Times Shoe Shop
    • Odd Side Story
    • Club Picnic
    • Square on the Moon
    • Double Back
    • The Case of the Missing Blocks
    • Painting by Numbers
    • Go Go Domino
  • Four is one episode short of having the same amount of appearances as Three.
  • Four's 1×4 position has notably different eye sizing during Series 1 at times; on one hand, he's shown with his normal eye sizing, while on the other, he is shown with bigger eyes than usual. This has since stopped with Series 2, where it got more consistent.
  • Four is the first Numberblock to have eyebrows.
  • He has appeared in 85.94% of Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover specials, less than one percent more than Three.

Gallery[]

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