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Eleven, or 11, is a Numberblock made up of 11 blocks, and is voiced by Beth Chalmers.
She is the first of the teen numbers[1] and is an avid football player.
Appearance
Eleven is made of ten white blocks with a red border and one red block. Her usual block arrangement is her ten block with a 2x5 position, and the red block on the right side. Her eyes are red, with her left eye notably being bigger than her right. The bigger eye represents the ten-block while the smaller eye represents the one-block, as confirmed by a reply made by the Numberblocks Twitter account. She also has pale red lips and green limbs. She wears aqua shorts with white stripes, along with white socks and dark green sneakers. As seen in her debut episode, on the back of her ten-blocks, a "10+1" sign can be seen on the top and a big "11" sign on the bottom.
Eleven has two coloured-variants featured when Twenty-Two splits, reflecting her red and blue colour palette. While one Eleven retains her red block and border-colouring, her clothes are reflected to match a similar bright red colour. The second Eleven instead takes on a dark blue colour.
Personality
Eleven is an upbeat, high-spirited Numberblock who takes great pride and passion in football. She often spends much of her time practicing and competing in football games. Despite prioritizing football as her main passion, Eleven is very inclusive of her friends, often inviting others to play with her. She is extroverted and friendly, frequently jumping in to invite her friends to play with her. Eleven also tends to be rather easygoing, often following the plans and routines of others while showing support and encouragement.
Mathlink Cubes Instruction Description
Numberblock Eleven simply adores football! She loves doing football tricks and can perform keepy-uppy to 11 or even split into her own team of eleven Ones.
Episode Appearances
- The Wrong Number (cameo debut)
- Eleven (official introduction)
- Twelve
- Thirteen (off-screen)
- Tween Scenes
- Fifteen's Minute of Fame
- On Your Head
- Ten's Place
- Balancing Bridge
- Seventeen
- Eighteen
- Nineteen (doesn't speak)
- Tall Stories (doesn't speak)
- Flights of Fancy
- I Can Count to Twenty
- Twenty-One and On (blue and red only)
- Fifty
- The Big One
- More to Explore
- The Many Friends Of Twenty
- Twoland
- Odd Side Story
- How Rectangly! (blue and red only)
- The Team Factor
- Club Picnic
- Figure It Out (picture)
- What If?
- 100 Ways to Leave the Planet
- The Twelve Days of Christmas
- Making Friends
- Crossover
- Five's Handy Shop
- The All-Knowing Nine
- Subtraction Somersaults (latest appearance)
Total number of appearances: 32 + 1 pictured + 1 offscreen
She appears in 19.39% of all Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover specials.
Arrangements
Eleven can be seen vertical, horizontal, or 1R+2x5.
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Trivia
- Eleven notably bears many similarities to the Alphablocks character, K. Coincidentally, K is the 11th letter of the alphabet, which is mentioned in Crossover.
- Eleven appeared as a cameo in The Wrong Number, walking around in the streets of the city towards the start of the episode. Her debut episode followed after, making her the second Numberblock to appear before they are properly introduced, and the second to appear before their titular episode, the first being Two.
- She is the first prime Numberblock whose main arrangement isn’t a rectangle.
- The reason Eleven likes football is because there are 11 players in a football team.
- Eleven is the second Numberblock to wear footwear with Two being the first.
- She is the first Numberblock to have permanent footwear.
- She is the first Numberblock that has a different gender in an international dub, in this case the Spanish dub. The second Numberblock to have this trait is Twenty-Seven.
- She is the first Numberblock numerically not to be in the Numberblocks times table grid, since the grid is a 10x10 table.
- She is the second Numberblock numerically to appear in less than half of the episodes, the first being Zero.
- She is the second Numberblock to be same gender as both her digits with the first being 10.
- She is the first Numberblock to be wearing shorts. Twelve, Eighteen, Twenty-Two, Twenty-Four, Twenty-Eight, Thirty-Six, Forty-Two's prototype design, Fifty-Four, Fifty-Six, Sixty-Three, and Seventy-Two also wear shorts.
- As of Series 8, all Numberblocks who are multiples of eleven have no eyebrows.
- Also, all multiples of eleven (except 55) have shorts.
- If cameos are counted as actual appearances, then Eleven is the biggest number in “The Wrong Number”.
- Eleven is the first Numberblock to be a multiple of her one's digit number, the others are Twelve, Fifteen, Twenty-One, Twenty-Two, Twenty-Four, Twenty-Five, Thirty-One, Thirty-Two, Thirty-Five, Thirty-Six, Forty-Two, Forty-Five, Forty-Eight, Fifty-Five, Sixty-Three, Sixty-Four, Seventy-Two, and Eighty-One.
- She is the first Numberblock and Learningblock to not have their own original colour.
- She is the only Numberblock that ends in one to not have the word "one" spelt anywhere in her English name.
- ↑ if not counting 10, who is 10 + 0
















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