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Four, guess.

"I don't think I've seen Fifty (character) before!"Four
This page is about the character(s). For the episode, see Fifty (episode).


Fifty, or 50, is a Numberblock made up of 50 blocks. She is voiced by Beth Chalmers, who also voices her single-digit counterpart.

Appearance[]

Fifty has fifty light-blue blocks with blue borders. She additionally has two eyes, one with a steel blue shooting star; the star being gold, and a pink mouth. She lastly has steel blue limbs and an array display because she is a super rectangle (6 factors).

Episode Appearances[]

Total number of appearances: 13

She has appeared in 8.7% of all Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover episodes.

Arrangements[]

====2D (5/17,201,460,881,287,871,798,942,420,736)====

Trivia[]

  • Her "shooting star" eye has glitter on it, only visible when exposed to direct light.
  • She is the first Numberblock who has never made non-rectangular arrangements anywhere, if the intermediate arrangements seen for one frame during rearrangement doesn't count.
  • She is the third Numberblock to appear right before their namesake episode, the first being Two the second being Eleven and the fourth being One Hundred.
  • She is the ninth Numberblock to be same gender as both of their digits after 10, 11, 15, 16, 22, 29, 30, and 42.
  • She is the first Numberblock to speak with an American accent.
  • She is the third smallest Numberblock greater than Thirty to have circular eyes, after Thirty-Five, and Thirty-One.


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