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"We have to get the Rectangle Racers to stop!"Ones
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So Eighteen, ready to race, all day and all night?
 

Twenty-Four

Rectangle Racers is the twelfth episode of the fifth series of Numberblocks. It is the 102nd episode overall.

Synopsis[]

At the Rays Track, Twenty-Four is ready to race all day and all night.

Plot[]

"Let’s get building!"Ten
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Characters[]

Math Magic[]

Trivia[]

  • Numberblocks Twitter says that this episode teaches different arrays in bigger numbers.
  • This is the second episode where Three is the smallest Numberblock. The first is "Divide and Drive".
    • Coincidentally, she is the only prime Numberblock to appear in this episode.
  • This is the tenth episode where One is absent and the sixth episode where Two is absent.
  • This episode aired 9 years after Kick.
  • It is listed as episode 15 on YouTube, instead of episode 12 elsewhere.
    • Additionally, the current YouTube thumbnail uses a screenshot from Figure It Out, which may lead people into thinking Thirty-One and Thirty-Two appear in this episode, even though they didn't.
  • If Twenty-Four got the power-up from Eight, Thirty-Two would appear. However, since Twenty-Four is a super-duper rectangle, and Thirty-Two is only a super-rectangle, it would not be a "power-up" and more of a "power-down".
    • Also, Thirty-Two was not yet figured out during the events of this episode.
  • This is the only episode where Twenty uses his array display.
  • This is the first episode where a figured-out Numberblock appears without a compound Numberblock.

Errors[]

  • When Six first appears, her eyes are disembodied from her blocks.
  • When Twelve uses her array display, her 1×12 arrangement had all the side rays red and white, without the top two rays orange.
  • When Twelve jumps over the eight-ray ramp, it's a six-ray. But when Twenty-Four uses the eight-ray, it has eight rays again.
  • When Twenty-Four failed the jump, in the next scene, Twelve's red border had a slight error there.
  • In the final lap, when Twelve was changing into her 3×4 rectangle form, the two rays underneath her were both red and not orange before she changed, same error happens when she flips around in the next scene but her 3 rays are orange instead of yellow.
  • At the end of the race, the two rays Eighteen and Twenty-Four rode when they started the race suddenly became three rays.

Video[]

@Numberblocks_-_Full_Episodes_-_S5_EP15-_Rectangle_Racers

@Numberblocks - Full Episodes - S5 EP15- Rectangle Racers