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This is not canon to any part of the show and is its own part.

Reason(s):
Only appeared in a Twitter post, NOT the real show. Ambiguous canon however due to More to Explore.


This page was last edited on March 16, 2024 at 10:59 AM.

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Pi, or π, is a semi-official Numberblock who is made of about 3.14 blocks.

Appearance[]

In their drawing, they are circular with four quadrant-circular blocks. They have dark green eyebrows, that look like Four's, except the right eyebrow is a (π-2)x1 rectangle instead of a 2x1 one. Their blocks are pale yellow and their limbs and lips are dark green with a bucktooth.

Gallery[]

Fanmade Gallery[]

Has its own page.

Trivia[]

Character[]

  • They are the only character to be made out of non-full blocks.
  • They never appear in episodes, only in a Pi Day tweet.
    • Pi Day is held on March 14 (3/14).
  • Pi was referenced in More to Explore.
    • The actual reference is Three, One and Four (3.14) standing next to a pie.
    • Pi was also seen for a frame during the "count to One Million" segment[1], along with a lot of other mathematical constants (the golden ratio, √2, euler's constant, the powers of 2, etc.)
    • There was also a painting in the art gallery scene containing 10 right-facing chevrons split up into groups of 3, 1, 4 and 2. There's also a circular pattern after the first group of chevrons, indicating that Pi rounded to 3 decimal places is 3.142.
    • Later, Making Friends gave us this gem: “perhaps I could perch upon you!” which spells out their name in a stealth word. Other characters in the same scene make remarks alluding to Pi being an irrational number which begins with 3.
  • Pi and Forty-Two are the only characters who don't appear in any episode but already have an official, supposedly figured-out appearance.

Number[]

  • Pi to 50 decimal places is:
    • 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751.

References[]

  1. Pi reference in More to Explore Counting to a million

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