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“ | Crazy shapes, crazy shapes are the things that I do best! | ” |
— Nineteen, her debut |
Nineteen, or 19, is a Numberblock made up of 19 blocks.
She is voiced by Emma Tate.
Appearance[]
Nineteen is made of 10 white blocks with a red border and 9 grey blocks that have 3 shades of grey. Her usual block arrangement is in a "standing tall ten and ones" position, or "ten and nine". Though she changes her arrangement as she loves making crazy shapes. She also has zigzagged eyebrows, the left one grey and the right one black. Her left arm is very light grey, but the rest of her limbs are dark grey.
Personality[]
Nineteen’s always one block off from a perfect rectangle, but she won’t let that slow her down. She makes lots shapes with her blocks, which she has named “crazy shapes”. She’s imaginative and she has fun with crazy shapes; It’s clear from her energy and the noises she makes that she gets a lot of enjoyment out of shifting from form to form.
When she was first created, she didn't know who she was, even though she technically never had to "figure herself out". She saw Eighteen, a super rectangle, and attempted to be one herself, but felt discouraged after being unable to make a single rectangle shape and was always one block off due to being a prime number. This later seemed only to empower her to embrace who she is, however. She has a level of confidence in standing out and being her own unique self, or “Going her own way” as she put it in Tall Stories.
Often, Nineteen carries around a red pencil that Ten and Nine were using prior to Eighteen rushing past them and causing them to make her. She uses this to doodle on the shapes she and other numberblocks make, such as when she drew a “surprised cow” on Twenty-Eight’s shape in Making Patterns.
Nineteen’s generally friendly towards and considerate of other numberblocks. At the end of her debut is a collage of pictures of her with all of the other numberblocks, implying that she spent time making fun shapes with all of the numberblocks that existed before her, even numbers like One and Two who are very limited in what shapes they can make. She is welcoming towards some of the numberblocks in the process of figuring themselves out, such as welcoming Twenty-Nine to the oddblocks club in Club Picnic.
Episode Appearances[]
- Nineteen (debut)
- Tall Stories
- Flights of Fancy
- I Can Count to Twenty
- Heist
- Fifty (look closely and you'll see her)
- The Big One
- More To Explore
- Twoland
- Odd Side Story
- The Team Factor
- Hidden Talents
- Making Patterns
- Club Picnic
- Figure It Out (picture)
- What If?
- Making Friends
- Crossover (icon)
- As Tall as the Sun (latest appearance)
Total number of appearances: 17 + 2 pictured
She has appeared in 12.03% of all Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover specials.
Arrangements[]
Nineteen can make lots, AND LOTS of crazy shapes. Out of all the Numberblocks, she has made the most arrangements.
2D (132/5,940,738,676)3D (1) |
Trivia[]
- Nineteen is the first odd Numberblock voiced by Emma Tate, and overall the second Numberblock to be voiced by her.
- She is the only teen who didn't count up to the number itself in any way, saying the numbers or splitting up to Ones.
- In her debut episode, it is found out that she can mimic an animal's sound, like a horse's neigh.
- She is the fourth female prime number.
- She is the first female nine-ender.
- Seemingly unlike her twin prime (17) , Nineteen realises the things she draws become material.
- She is the third Numberblock to have irregular facial features, that being her different sized eyebrows and different coloured eyes.
- She's the first Numberblocks to go between two super rectangles.
- She has made the most arrangements in the show.
- She is the fourth prime Numberblock to be female.
- She is the third prime Numberblock to realise she can't make rectangles (the first and second were 2 and 3).
- She has made the most arrangement out of everyone at 132 (133 if you count her one 3D shape).