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Club Picnic is the second episode of Season 8 of Numberblocks. This is the 107th episode in the series 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 only participating- many other clubs are out there.
Twenty-Nine is participating in the picnic as to figure themselves out, with the help of Twenty-One in doing so. First, he determines if he's an odd or even number- he's odd, because they end in a Nine- any Numberblock that ends in 9 are odd. 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 making Cube Club, Twenty-Nine gets the idea to make up new clubs, starting with the Nine Enders, for numbers that end in 9, like himself. Nine is in for it, but accidentally releases a cloud of pepper that causes all him, 16, 25, and 25's own 9 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 realizes 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.
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. With that, the Twenties are now complete.
Summary
A good way to figure out Numberblocks is by properties. Take, for example, One; an example of her properties include:
- Square (1x1)
- Step Squad (1)
- Cube (1x1x1)
- Odd Block
- And more!
Learning Objective
This episode's learning objective is to learn about grouping numbers by numerical properties.
Characters
- One
- Two
- Three
- Four
- Five (cameo on banner)
- 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
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.
- This is the third time Sixteen sneezes to a 12 and a 4 and the first time 25 sneezes to a 16 and a 9.
- This episode completed the Twenties.
- 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.
- The "Club Assigning" part, cleverly enough, has a reference of 20-29 in numerical order. For a full list:
- Super Rectangle Club has 20 (and 24 and 28)
- Step Squad Club has 21 (and also 28, but she doesn't get a badge onscreen for some reason)
- 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)
- Lastly, 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, 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.
- 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.
Video
@Numberblocks - Full Episodes - S5 EP18- Club Picnic
