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Club Picnic is the seventeenth episode of the fifth series of Numberblocks. It is the 107th episode overall.
Synopsis[]
There are so many clubs for Numberblocks to belong to – it's time for Twenty-Nine to figure out where he belongs!
Plot[]
It's Club Picnic Day, with the Square Club not the only club participating- many other clubs picnics are taking place. Three and Seven are playing with a ball, casually greeting One and mentioning they’ll see her at The Odd Blocks picnic. Three also mentions her and One will be at the Step Squads picnic later and to Twenty-One.
Twenty-Nine is participating in the picnic to figure themselves out, with the help of Twenty-One in doing so. First, they determine if they're an odd or even number- they're odd, because they end in a Nine- any Numberblock that ends in a 9 is odd, as demonstrated by Nine and Nineteen. With that being done, Twenty-Nine tries to find another club to join.
Back at the Square Club picnic spot, the Square Club is now together with a new club- the Cube Club, sharing One as a member. Twenty-Nine attempts to join the clubs, but with no success in making a cube or a square. Remembering what Twenty-Seven said about starting up Cube Club, Twenty-Nine gets the idea to make up new clubs, making one called the Nine-Enders, for numbers that end in a nine. Nine is in for it, but accidentally releases a cloud of pepper that causes him, Sixteen, Twenty-Five, and Twenty-Five's own Nine to sneeze. Seeing the squares with holes, Twenty-Nine comes up with a new club idea: Squares with Holes Club, for numbers that can form a square shape with a hole in it, like Eight, Twelve, and Sixteen. With this inspiration, Twenty-Nine soon realises how much clubs there really can be, and figures themselves out; a club fanatic, someone who likes making up clubs for Numberblocks. Twenty-Nine soon starts throwing badges onto the other Numberblocks, starting with Square with a Hole Club.
Twenty-Nine then gives badges to Square Club, Super Rectangles Club, Step Squads, the League of Elevens, the newly named Prime Club, Super Duper Rectangle Club, Undercover Thirteens Club, Cube Club, Rainbow Sevens, and Twenty-Nine's own club, the Nine Enders. After assigning the Nine Enders their badges, Twenty-Nine is soon brought up to a new club: the Roaring Twenties, as they proceed to sing a song.
Math Magic[]
- 9 - 1 = 8
- 16 - 4 = 12
- 25 - 9 = 16
- 26 ÷ 2 = 13
- 13 - 3 = 10
Characters[]
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Six
- Seven
- Eight
- Nine
- Ten
- Eleven
- Twelve
- Thirteen
- Fourteen
- Fifteen
- Sixteen
- Eighteen
- Nineteen
- Twenty
- Twenty-One
- Twenty-Two
- Twenty-Three
- Twenty-Four
- Twenty-Five
- Twenty-Six
- Twenty-Seven
- Twenty-Eight
- Twenty-Nine (figured-out debut)
Trivia[]
- This is the 4th appearance of Square Club.
- Along with it, it includes the 3rd appearance of 16 sneezing and the 1st appearance of 25 sneezing.
- According to the extended description, this episode is about grouping numbers by numerical properties.
- This is the first time Twenty-Nine is seen as a figured-out Numberblock, and is the last episode to debut a number in the 20s.
- It is revealed that One is a cube number alongside Eight and Twenty-Seven. (1 by 1 by 1)
- Five (physically) and Seventeen are the only figured-out Numberblocks from 1-29 to not appear. Zero also doesn't appear in this episode because according to the Numberblocks Twitter, she doesn't have any clubs to be assigned to, although she could have possessed the “Heroes with Zeros” badge because she has a 0 as her numberling.
- The "Club Assigning" part, cleverly enough, has a reference of 20-29 in numerical order. For a full list:
- Super Rectangle Club has 20 (24 and 28).
- Step Squad Club has 21 (and also 28).
- League of Elevens has 22.
- Prime Club has 23 (and 29 himself).
- Super-Duper Rectangle Club has 24.
- Square Club goes back to 25.
- Undercover Thirteens/Falling Apart Club has 26.
- Cube Club has 27.
- Rainbow Sevens has 28 (and 21).
- Nine Enders has 29.
- Said sequence misses a lot of badges for certain Numberblocks; for example, Twenty-Eight isn't given a Step Squad Club badge.
- Of course, this may have been because Twenty-Eight wasn't in a step shape at the time (this is however unlikely due to her actually wearing a Step-Squad mask), as Twenty-One's Step Squad Club badge disappears when she is given a Rainbow Sevens badge.
- This episode confirms that Twenty-Six indeed splits upon hearing his name; when he does hear his name, his glasses prop up before he splits.
- This is the third time Four has ignored a round thing.
- The name of the "Roaring Twenties" is based on the same name as the real thing.
- This episode shows how Numberblocks are related to each other, but obviously not by blood.
- Three and Six don't have their arms when they get their step squad badges.
Errors[]
- Debatable error: When Sixteen has received her Square Club Badge, her Square with a Hole badge is missing. This may have been because the Sixteen that got the Square with a Hole badge added back with Eight and One to make Twenty-Five, or that Sixteen switched from her Square-with-a-hole form to her square form, as a similar situation occurred later, when Twenty-One was assigned a Step Squad badge, but it disappeared later, when she switched to her 3 by 7 form to get a Rainbow Sevens badge.
Both errors
- When the Roaring Twenties song is finished, Twenty's Numberling briefly disappears, and Twenty-Eight’s Step Squad badge is missing.
Video[]
@Numberblocks - Full Episodes - S5 EP18- Club Picnic