These are locations that have only appeared in a few episodes in the Learningblocks franchise.
Alphablocks[]
Capital City is a place in Alphablocks. The place was first mentioned in Band Together.
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Munchtown is a place that was mentioned in the episode "The Wonderful Wizard of Az", M and N belong there in the play of the story.
The Milkshake Shop is a location in Alphablocks that only appears in the episode Band Together.
Flavours[]
- Mango
- Melon
- Mint
- Mulberry
- Mixed Berry
- Mandarin Orange
- Milk
It was only shown in Letters to Santa.
Numberblocks[]
The Numberblocks Express Station is a location in Numberland.
Episode Appearances[]
The Alien Planet is a somewhat round planet that appears in the episode Building Blocks. The tower Ten, Nine, Six, and Seven built lead to the connection, but it fell down. Octoblock helps by making a lot of shapes to make the tower taller, and fell down as the builders reached the Alien Planet. The Alien Planet only appears in one episode.
The Peekaboo Rooms are a location in Numberland. They are specifically for the episode Peekaboo!.
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The Wall of Measurements are walls located in Numberland. It is a wall used to compare the difference such as how many blocks between several Numberblocks.
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The Rally Race Track is a race track located in Numberland. It is a long race track with obstacles such as rocks and mud puddles.
Episode Appearances[]
The Terrible Twos' Lair is a location in Numberland. As its name suggests, it is the lair of the Terrible Twos.
Episode Appearances[]
Numerical Towers is an apartment located in Numberland.
Appearance[]
It is a gray 10-story apartment with only one room per story. Its entrance is 2 blocks wide.
Episode Appearances[]
- The Wrong Number
- What's My Number? (Eight's number bonds)
Known tenants[]
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The Skate Park is a place in Numberland. It appears in Fourteen. There's also another Skate Park on Planet 14.
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Fifteen's Talent Show is a location in Numberland, as it's name suggests, it is a talent show owned by Fifteen.
Episode Appearances[]
The Museum of Numbers is a location in Numberland. It has various objects displayed inside.
List of objects displayed[]
Room 1[]
- Magic Mirror
- The Numberblocks Express train
- Numberblock Rally carts and trophy
- Counting hand
- Planets from Flights of Fancy
- Octoblock Logo picture
- Dice picture
- Numberblock 1~11 football shirts picture
Room 2[]
- Two statues each of Numberblocks 1-10
Room 3[]
- The Golden Infinity
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Fun Times Fair is a location in Numberland. It is an amusement park/fair owned by Twelve as seen in the episode of the same name.
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Trivia[]
- This is the second location being owned by a Numberblock, the first being Three's Fruit Factory.
The Square Temple is a location in Numberland. It holds a secret of having larger squares.
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The Numberland Stadium is a location in Numberland.
It was first used by Fifty when she held a concert in the episode with the same name.
Description[]
It is a very large stadium with 39 spotlights on the top with 2 star-shaped spotlights on the roof.
Episode Appearances[]
What's My Number? is a game show in Numberland owned by Six.
Gameshow Rules[]
You have to guess the number shown without counting. There are four rounds.
For the first three rounds, a door will open and it will show how many blocks are filled in.
If you answered, the Numberblock in the door will be revealed.
If you get one correct, two stars lights up on the board.
And for the fourth round, a Numberblock's home will be shown on a screen, and you have to guess whose home is on the screen with only 8 seconds to answer. There are clues in the room like how many things are there.
Four stars will light if you get the fourth round correct.
If you get all ten stars lighted up, you win the game!
Episode Appearances[]
The Legendary One Times Table Forest is a forest located in Numberland. It is a forest with lots of vegetation where the legendary One Times Table can be seen.
Episode Appearances[]
Ten Vaulting is a sport in Numberblocks where the Numberblocks find their "Ten-Friend". the winner of ten vaulting is Eight. The game is meant to demonstrate adding single-digit numbers with regrouping.
The game is played with a spring board, a ten-block tall Ten Pole, a landing pad, and a traffic light with a red light on top and a green light on the bottom. The game is meant to be played by two Numberblocks who are both less than Ten.
To play, participating Numberblocks must know their Ten Friend: the Numberblock who when added to them makes Ten.
One Numberblock waits at the springboard while one waits next to the Ten Pole while the light is red. The process works as follows:
- Both Numberlocks prepare by "standing tall", or shifting to their tall prime position.
- The light turns green and the vaulting Numberblock runs onto the springboard, jumping off of it to land on the other Numberblock.
- The Numberblock who vaulted splits into the other Numberblock’s Ten Friend with their lower blocks and whatever is left with their top blocks.
- The lower Numberblock and their Ten Friend add to make a Ten as the remaining block are vaulted over the Ten Pole and land next to the Ten, either from sliding down or landing on the landing pad and colliding with the Ten.
- The Ten and the remaining blocks add together, ending the round.
Twoland is a fictional world in Numberblocks. It was imagined by the What-Iffer.
It's first apperance is the episode with the same name.
Description[]
It's basically just Numberland but Two was the first Numberblock. Its appearance looks similar to Numberland but the ground is orangish. All the numbers that fall from the sky are twos.
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The Shoe Shop is a store located in Numberland. It sells magical dancing shoes.
Appearance[]
The exterior is dark purple and orange, much like Two. There are two symmetrical pillars on either side of the front and the walls are orange bricks. Two golden shoes are above the two doors.
The interior features many shelves of shoe boxes that change colour depending on the verse of the song that Two Times Table sings.
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Trivia[]
- This is where the Two Times Table makes his first debut.
- The shoe shop returned in Double Back when 2 and 4 were passing through the town centre.
The Rays Track is a location in Numberland.
It was first used by Eighteen and Twenty-Four.
Description[]
It is a race track but with rays. Numbers can compete with one another and show how many rectangles they can make.
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The Team Tag Arena is a place where Team Tag games are held. It's first and only appearance was in The Team Factor.
The Pattern Wall is an exhibit made by Seventeen at the art gallery. When a Numberblock forms a shape with their blocks and then lies against or jumps into the Pattern Wall, squares on the Pattern Wall colour in to match the pattern made. Patterns drawn on with Nineteen's pencil will keep their drawings once on the wall. Patterns on the wall can shift around.
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There is an unnamed lair made by Octonaughty in Now in 3D.
Inhabitants/Visitors[]
Episode Appearances[]
- Now in 3D
- Double Back (cameo)
The Circus of Threes is a circus located in Numberland.
This place is most likely owned by the Three Times Table.
Appearance[]
As the name suggests, it is a circus with a striped yellow tent with a red base and pillars which holds up three big red juggling balls. It looks very similar to Thirty's Circus, but it isn't.
Episode Appearances[]
The Dance Floor is a location in Numberland.
Description[]
It resembles a discotheque from the 1970s: the ceiling has a rotating mirrored ball, and the floor tiles are electrically lighted in assorted bright colours.
Episode Appearances[]
The Tower of Rock is a location in Numberland.
It first appeared in Sky High Fives.
Appearance[]
It is a tall tower in a shape of a star-shaped electric guitar. There are two blue arrows on the left and right pointing to the top of the tower.
The tower has nine floors going the base of the tower going up, representing the multiples of 5 from 5 to 45. Each floor, as well as one the top, is marked with a multiple of 5 and uses the colour scheme of its respective number. Each individual floor has rooms with balconies, decorated with starry banners and potted plants. The main part of each floor matches the 10s colour, with 5’s floor being blue, while the 1s colour (blue) is used to decorate the actual rooms, instead using the 10s colour if the room is a multiple of 10. A large wall on each floor from 5 to 45 has a design on it reflecting that multiple of 5, with the number of objects reflecting how many 5s that number is made of.
5: One star with coloured rings and a dotted outline.
10: Two stars with horizontal stripes and solid outlines.
15: Three step squad masks, each divided into five steps.
20: Four purple and white vertically-striped top hats with a pair of purple and white crossed dancing canes.
25: Five striped squares.
30: Six yellow and white vertically-striped circus tents with red tips on top.
35: Seven five-petaled flowers, each one being a different colour of the rainbow, as well as a rainbow.
40: Eight varyingly decorated rectangles.
45: Nine step squad masks, each divided into nine steps.
The top of the tower resembles a giant star at the top of the tower, and is marked with the number 50.
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Trivia[]
- This is where the Five Times Table debuted.
Gallery[]
Town square is a place that only appeared in the episode Double Back. It seems to include Octonaughty's Lair.
Numberland Theater is a location in Numberland, and it appeared in The Twelve Days of Christmas.
Hexagon Island is a location in Numberblocks what 1-6 discover as pirates.
Seen in The Treasure of Hexagon Island.Alphablocks | Alphaland, The Moon |
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Numberblocks | Numberland, The Moon, Numberblock Castle, Pattern Palace, Blocky Mountain, Rectangle Retreat, Ray Canyon, Ten's Place, Numberblocks' Planets, Square Club, Club Tree |
Colourblocks | Colourland, Forests |
Miscellaneous | List of minor locations |
Leaping Falls is a location in Numberblocks that is seen in Leap Blob.
Appearance[]
There is a teal ground, purple trees, and glowing yellow and red plants under the trees. There are skip counting bouncers there, where the Numberblocks skip count to ten.Colourblocks[]
The Seaside is a location in Colourblocks. It appears in the episodes Yellow Meets Red and Blue, Lighter and Darker, and It's a Colourful World.
Description[]
The seaside has some yellow sand, a blue sea and a blue sky at daytime, and a red sky at sunset. It has living creatures there too.
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Trivia[]
Castle Purple (formerly known as Castle Red or Castle Blue) is Purple’s kingdom. It is Purple’s castle with red and blue flags, and his patterns.
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The Mixing Factory is a location in Colourland. Purple is the owner of the factory.
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Alphablocks | Alphaland, The Moon |
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Numberblocks | Numberland, The Moon, Numberblock Castle, Pattern Palace, Blocky Mountain, Rectangle Retreat, Ray Canyon, Ten's Place, Numberblocks' Planets, Square Club, Club Tree |
Colourblocks | Colourland, Forests |
Miscellaneous | List of minor locations |
Alphablocks | Episodes, Objects |
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Numberblocks | Episodes, Objects, Compound Numberblocks, Clubs, Planets |
Colourblocks | Episodes, Objects |
Multiple shows | Seasons, Locations |
Other | Voice Actors, Episodes Airing on Special Days, Exclusive Commercials, DVD Releases, International Dubs, Levelling System, Merchandise, Bootlegs |