Bootlegs

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With the success of any popular media franchise, bootlegs, also known as fakes, counterfeits, and knock-offs, usually follow suit. The Learningblocks franchise is no stranger to this. Here is a list of all of the known bootleg merchandise of Alphablocks, Numberblocks, Colourblocks and Wonderblocks..

Note that things must come after the release of Learningblocks shows for it to be bootleg. For example, the franchise of Dragonbox, consisting of Dragonbox Numbers and Dragonbox Big Numbers are not a Numberblocks bootleg. Dragonbox Numbers was produced before Numberblocks came into the public eye; and even though Big Numbers came out during Numberblocks' production stage, it took off of Dragonbox Numbers, not Numberblocks.

Self-explanatory, but fan-content inspiring Learningblocks stuff and things like Numbershows in general are NOT bootlegs.

Alphablocks Bootlegs

Cakes and Cake Toppers

There were several Alphablock-related cakes that were not manufactured by Alphablocks Ltd, nor BlueZoo. Some of the cakes are pretty inaccurate and often show Alphablocks with the wrong Alphalings. Some cakes even feature generic Alphablocks who have no resemblance to the actual ones.

Six strange looking Alphablocks, one of which is a red version of B with I's Letter.

This cake features the early concept Alphablocks. You can tell because of the purple S and Y, the grey Ps and the dark D. The Y in "happy" uses the redrafted pre-show design as opposed to the Y in "Emrys", who is the beta concept Y.

Four Alphablocks have the wrong Letters. A has the Letter of Q, U is the only correct one, M has the Letter of I, and both O and R have the Letter of N. So, it would mean AUMOR.

This cake features a bunch of unrecognisable, generic Alphablocks with the letters of D, A, I, S and Y, lined up to spell "Daisy" and some Numberjacks at the bottom. Notably, two of the Alphablocks' caps are depicted as Deep Blue instead of transparent.

This cake also features the early concept Alphablocks. It’s mostly the same as the second cake in this gallery, except for the last Y and the last word.

This cake features five unrecognisable Alphablocks, R with F’s Letter, and the Numberblocks from 1-5.

Plushies

From left to right: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y and Z. The plushies have inaccuracies such as V missing his helmet, P's colours being pale, U missing his hat and many more.

In 2020, a set of unlicensed Alphablocks plushies that were not manufactured by Alphablocks Ltd or Blue Zoo were discovered.

A channel named Alphablocks abc showed off the plushies in a video.

The plushies have many inaccuracies, such as:

• A's stripes being a darker green
• C's glass not being cracked
• E's stripes being a lighter red
• G's grass being the same colour as her skin
• I missing her vowel stripes
• J being a darker blue
• L being a lighter pink
• M missing his chef hat
• P's colours being pale
• R missing her pirate hat
• T missing his hat
• U missing his hat
• V missing his helmet
• W having no water on his glass
• X's letter thing is capital
• Some of their letters looking strange
• And many more

Shows

Haroofistan

Haroofistan is a rip-off of Alphablocks in the Urdu language.

AlfaGłoski

AlfaGłoski is a rip-off of Alphablocks in the Polish language.

Numberblocks Bootlegs

Cakes and Cake Toppers

There were several Alphablock-related cakes that were not manufactured by Alphablocks Ltd, nor BlueZoo. Some of the cakes are pretty inaccurate and usually feature Numberblocks with the wrong colours and wrong amount of blocks.

This cake got many of the Numberblocks wrong. Two's eyes are way too big, Five has 6 blocks and is gloveless, Six has at least 7 blocks and is dark grey in colour, Eight has 6 blocks, Seven also has 6 blocks, Nine has 16 blocks and appears to be just one shade of grey, and Ten has 8 blocks.

This one is extremely similar to the previous one, but Six has orange features and Ten is orange instead of red, and lacks fingers on her gloves.

Five lacks a mouth in this cake.

This cake has Alex's Ten sprite and Jay's old Eleven sprite.

This picture takes the cake (no pun intended). One's arms are black, Two is green with orange features, Three is missing her crown, Four is orange with red features, and Five wears two gloves instead of one, and is wearing a top hat for some reason.

Two is red instead of orange, Four is female instead of male, Three's missing her crown again, One's eyelid is black, and Five's body and feature colours are swapped.

In this picture, Eight has a similar face to Ten and some resemblance to C.

Plushies

Sometime in 2021, bootleg Numberblocks plushies appeared on shopping sites like AliExpress, Amazon, Etsy and eBay.

The plushies were of the Numberblocks from 1-10, and have some inaccuracies, such as One's pupil being too big, one of the Sevens having a weird yellow semi-circle on the back of his top block, one of the Tens having no gloves, and Five just generally looking deformed.

There are actually two different variations of the Numberblocks from 5-10. The plushies also are sold at some malls. Arguably, the second version of the plushies are better than the first, because they are more accurate to the show‘s designs, and they look less sloppy.

One.

Two.

Three.

Four.

Five.

Another version of Five, this time with a different face and lacking her glove.

Six.

Another version of Six, this time with a different face.

Seven.

Another version of Seven, this time with a different pose and face.

Eight.

Another version of Eight, this time with a different pose and face, which is made bigger.

Nine.

Another version of Nine, this time with a different face.

Ten.

Another version of Ten, this time with a different face and lacking her gloves.

Colouring Books

Somewhere in 2021, a little after the plushies, several knock-off Numberblocks colouring books appeared on Amazon, featuring things ranging from stock Numberblock poses, to Scratch sprites of the Numberblocks. Some books even went as far as taking people's fanmade Numberblock designs without their permission.

This activity book stole AHT's fanmade Thirty-Five, which was made before the official character debuted in Sky High Fives. The fanmade figure has a similar face design to Fifty.

This activity book stole AHT's Thirty-Eight, who represents being double Nineteen.

This activity book stole AHT's Forty-One.

This activity book stole Punchcar63's artwork of his fanmade Sixteen, and the Barbershop Fours, which were made before the official character debuted in Sixteen, and that the Barbershop Fours would soon become the Four Fours. The reason Sixteen isn't shown as 10+6 is because the design was actually made long before Eleven and Twelve were officially revealed.

This activity book features a weirdly-coloured One Hundred alongside Ten. A parent review on Amazon said that the book has nothing to do with Numberblocks other than the cover, and that it's just a bunch of plain numbers. The cover is traced from the Annual 2022.

This activity book stole Ryan Ho's Sixty-One and Three Hundred And Sixty-Four.

This activity book stole a fanmade Thirty-One design, which was made before the official one debuted in Figure it Out.

This book uses a screenshot from "Twenty-One and On".

This book uses a screenshot from "The Whole of Me".

This book flat-out copied the cover of the Numberblocks Annual 2021. The Twenty render is taken from Meet the Numberblocks!.

This book uses a poorly squished screenshot from "Octoblock to the Rescue!". This makes the cover look unintuitive because there's 2 Fours. Also, One’s numberling is a different font and not even aligned.

This book features One and an unofficial render of One Thousand carrying One.

This book features the same One Thousand (only this time not carrying) and an alternate render of One, alongside Two and Ten.

This book features a stolen artwork of Punchcar's old 17 alongside Eight, and F, A and B spelling "FAB", since this is apparently an Alphablocks book too.

This book's cover stole Jay's old Fifteen sprite, cs458468's old Sixteen sprite, both from 2019, and Punchcar's artwork of Four.

This book stole Alex's very old Scratch sprites from May 2018, of the Numberblocks from 1-6.

This book features One, Two, Three, Seven, and JellyGelly from NFG. You can only see one of Three’s balls here because the rest is obscured by the paper.

This book uses a screenshot from "Fun Times Fair", with Lucy's Numberkids Twenty and Fifty pasted in. It has some of Punchcar's art in its contents.

This book uses a screenshot from "Twenty-One and On". For some reason, the Storybots are in this book too.

This book uses a screenshot from "Flights of Fancy", with One, Three, Fifty with a differently coloured guitar and Lucy's Numberkid Twenty pasted on.

This book uses a screenshot from "Five and Friends", with Three, Ten and Lucy's Numberkid Fifty pasted on.

This is a Halloween-themed book with One with devil horns and fangs, Nine with a sharp tooth hanging out, and a weird Seven with one block on a broom.

This book features One, Two, Three (without her balls and also one of her hands), Five and Eight. Ryan Ho's rig of Eight is used instead of an actual render of him.

This book features Punch's art with his old Six and two Threes.

This book steals Jay's old Eleven and Seventeen sprites from early and mid-2019 respectively, as well as Punchcar's artwork of Four.

This book uses a Numberblocks ROBLOX game as the cover, with renders of Four and Three pasted on.

This book features One, Ten, Twenty, a weird compound Thirty made of Twenty and Ten, someone's artwork of Forty, and Lucy's Numberkid Fifty.

This book features One, Two and Three. They are shaped like actual numbers as if they are Numberjacks with limbs, and One lacks colour to represent the fact it is a colouring book.

This book stole fanmade Twenty-Six and Twenty-Seven from unknown people. Three lacks her balls here as well.

This book features a fanmade Twenty-Six.

This book features One to Ten and One Hundred that has a different numberling from the show.

This colouring book features a stolen fanmade 3D sprite of One Thousand which lacks a numberling and a maskless Twenty-One.

This colouring book also stole AHT's fanmade Thirty-Five.

This book features Two, Three, Four and Nine with expressions resembling Envy from Inside Out 2.

This book features a fanmade Twenty-Six and Twenty-Seven, and yet another ball-less Three.

Games

Just like with plushies and books, there exist a few bootleg Numberblocks games/apps that appear on the App Store. They essentially either steal, or plagiarize the Numberblocks characters and use them.

Little Panda's Block World

Little Panda's Block World, a game made by BabyBus, features bootlegs of the Numberblocks characters from 1 to 10, with some details taken from Dragonbox Numbers, with the characters being in a definite shape like them, activities like the Ladder one, and 11+ being compound. The Four in the game looks very similar to the actual Four, but with round eyes, while the Five in the game looks similar to both the actual Five and Fifty. The One is yellow but it's still a cyclops, the Two is red but still has glasses, albeit different, while everyone else looks completely different.

There is a puzzle where 1-5 make a step shape, like a step squad. The former name of the game included the word Numberblocks outright.

number blocks hero

number blocks hero was made by Kari app in 2018.

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This including some previews of the game which is not. It was on apkpure.

Number Cubes

Merge Number Cube: Fam Run, a game made by ABI Global LTD, is a simple merge game which features character designs that very much resemble several Numberblocks, except that they are in different colours and they look excessively bland. it appears that there are two different Numberblock teams: melee and ranger, representing each number instead of one. In some levels, various Non-Numberblocks characters such as Huggy Wuggy, Rainbow friends, etc. are shown. There's also a different version of the game with Mike Salcedo's Alphabet Lore characters instead of Numberblocks. The game glitches at Level 48 for unknown reasons.

Screenshot of Merge Number Cube: Fam Run, featuring bland Numberblocks, with Five being Green, without a star and glove, and Four being Blue with regular eyes.

Screenshot of Little Panda's Block World, featuring a completely unrecognizable Three.

The app's icon, featuring a completely unrecognizable One, Two, and Three.

Number Cube Amaze Room

It is like Number Cube Merge Run, but there are Melee and Ranger versions of Numberblocks 11-16, with there being one version of Seventeen. You can play any character from 1-17. You have to destroy the other Numberblocks to get points, like a Three with 63 points kills a Four with 7 points, the Three will get 70 points. The player must destroy everyone to win and earn new numbers.

Magworld

Magworld features knockoff versions of the Numberblocks in one advertisement, with Two and Three having lips shaped like actual numbers, Four, Five, and Six having numbers as eyes, and Seven having no hair, block colors reversed, bottom block being black, and a nose shaped like an actual number.

The advertisement featuring the bootleg Numberblocks.

Numberblocks Alphablocks

Numberblocks Alphablocks, is a mobile app created by Apple developer Farouk Elsayed. The app icon currently reuses the 2024 christmas icon of the official Numberblocks YouTube channel. It is a streaming app that steals one of the videos created by the official YouTube channel of Numberblocks. The app has a subscription service ranging from £3.99 per month and £9.99 per year.

Other

There is a canvas/blanket object featuring Six, rather squished, having thin limbs and the Numberling being the wrong font.

Colourblocks Bootlegs

Colouring App

On June 3, 2023, there was a bootleg colouring Colourblocks App. The app stole random Colourblocks images that are found on Google. Three months later, the app changed from colouring Colourblocks to colouring airplanes, likely due to copyright reasons.

Plushies

Just like with Alphablocks and Numberblocks, bootleg plushies of Colourblocks exist. However the only plushies that exist right now are Blue and Pink.

Knockoff Blue Plushie

Knockoff Pink Plushie

Trivia

• Despite Numberblocks first airing in January of 2017, most of the bootlegs (namely the plushies and books) weren't created until 2021. The cause of this remains a mystery.
  • It's is possibly because the show got more and more popular over time, especially during lockdown.
• There aren't just bootleg merch or apps, there are also lots of fake Numberblocks animations on YouTube.
  • One user, Toonblocks, is a big example of this, as they created several Numberblocks animations that started out rather bad, but got increasingly better over time to the point where the very recent videos began resembling official Numberblocks episodes in terms of design accuracy, animation and even voice acting. Toonblocks was eventually threatened with termination, presumably either because Toonblocks' Numberblocks videos would often be confused with official Numberblocks videos, or because the videos spontaneously used several audio clips from Learningblocks without credit.
    • Toonblocks later got terminated, but later came back as ToonLore (a fan channel themed around Alphabet Lore and Number Lore, a series created by Mike Salcedo) and Wonderland (a channel with a similar concept to Alphabet Lore except more child-friendly and bearing some inspiration from Numberblocks, and to some extent Numberjacks.)
  • A user known as Super Smart Club makes Number Lore videos where 0-10 reuse Numberblocks colours. However, the later videos use the official Number Lore 1-3 designs (1 is blue, 2 is yellow and 3 is red)
  • A kids YouTuber named Lamba Lamby makes videos about Numberblocks, which includes the family building a Numberblocks treehouse, and two videos that use the same song about building pop-it Numberblocks (the pop-it in question was Seventy).
• Official plushies of the Numberblocks would eventually release that are more accurate to their official designs.

References

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Alphablocks	Characters, Episodes, Objects, Character Relationships, Songs, Minor Characters, Words (Stealth, Nonsense) Digraphs and Trigraphs, Alphaland
Numberblocks	Characters, Episodes, Objects, Character Relationships, Songs, Compound Numberblocks, Clubs, Planets, Step Squad, Penny Coins, Numberland
Colourblocks	Characters, Episodes, Objects, Character Relationships, Songs, Mixes, Colourland
Wonderblocks	Characters, Episodes, Character Relationships, Songs, Do Block Chants, Codes
Multiple shows	Seasons, Locations, References, Animals, Fourth Wall Breaks, Episode errors
Other	Voice Actors, Episodes Airing on Special Days, Exclusive Commercials, DVD Releases, International Dubs, Animals, Levelling System (Episodes), Merchandise, Bootlegs, Deleted Scenes