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"Lots of people mix Fourteen (character) up at first sight!" — Fifty-Six (altered)
This page is about the character. For the episode, see Fourteen (episode).

“ Extreme Fourteen! ”
 

— Fourteen, his debut

Fourteen, or 14, is a Numberblock made of 14 blocks. He is voiced by David Holt.

Appearance[]

Fourteen is made of 10 white blocks with a red border and 4 lime green blocks. His usual block arrangement is a 2x7 rectangle with the four green blocks on top of the ten block. His eyes and limbs are a bright green. His eyebrows are rainbow-coloured, referencing his status as a double Seven. He wears a dark green helmet with neon green stripes, which he got shortly after being made in his debut episode.

He is often seen carrying around a rainbow-striped skateboard with red wheels that has the ability to split into two halves.

Personality[]

Naturally extroverted and athletic, Fourteen is a “double-lucky” skateboarder. His attitude matches that of a stereotypical teenager, often diving head-first into rebellious and chaotic situations without concern. Fourteen is quick to spring into activities he finds enjoyable with others, often recording them with his camera. He is also determined and perseverant, continuously practicing his skateboarding abilities until perfected.

However, despite typically lacking concern for his own recklessness, Fourteen often looks out for his friends, showing genuine compassion and kindness while ensuring their safety. He is shown to also respond with worry and concern for severe problems, indicating a greater sense of maturity. He also quickly adapts to various situations, though he is quicker to lose confidence and act more irrationally when separated from others.

Fourteen uses skater lingo and terms, utilizing words such as "gnarly" and referring to others as "dude" or "bro". He also refers to himself as "Extreme Fourteen".

As double Seven, Fourteen often provides emphasis on being double lucky, splitting into two Sevens frequently. Despite his lucky advantage, Fourteen does not use his abilities to act arrogantly, but instead uses his luck to ensure his safety when performing tricks.

Episode Appearances[]

Total number of appearances: 34 + 2 pictured

He appears in 20.23% of all Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover specials.

Arrangements[]

Fourteen’s most common arrangement is 2x7.

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Trivia[]

  • Fourteen is the third Numberblock numerically who is voiced by David Holt.
    • He is also the first even number voiced by David Holt.
  • He is the second multiple of Seven to be male, the first being Seven himself.
  • He is the fourth male even number numerically, and the fifth semi-prime.
  • Fourteen's rainbow design references that of his half, Seven.
    • His camera alludes to this as well, as his battery is displayed in rainbow bars.
  • He is the third character to have the same voice actor as his half, who is Seven. The first one is Four with Two, the second being Eight with Four, the fourth would be Forty with Twenty, the fifth would be Seventy with Thirty-Five, and the sixth would be Eighty with Forty.
  • He is the fourth Numberblock numerically that doesn't appear in Series 6, the first three are Zero, Twelve, and Thirteen.
  • Fourteen is the third composite Numberblock to be the same gender as every Numberblock in his prime factorisation, after Four and Eight.
  • Fourteen has two known helmet sizes, one that is one block wide and another that is two blocks wide. They appear depending on if Fourteen's top block is one or two blocks wide.
  • Fourteen is the first Numberblock to have another Numberblock's name in his own, that being Four.

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