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Twenty-Four

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Rectangle Racers is the twelfth episode of the fifth season 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[]

The adventure begins as the Numberblocks gear up and head to the race track. It's time for some high-speed action! The aim of the game is to complete two laps around the track and be the first to cross the finish line.

The Numberblocks transform themselves into different rectangles to participate in the race. They zoom through the track, navigating twists and turns, and speeding towards victory. Along the way, they encounter challenges, obstacles, and even friendly competition among themselves.

As the race intensifies, the Numberblocks showcase their skills, strategy, and teamwork to stay in the lead. Each rectangle Numberblock brings its unique abilities and strengths to the race, making it an exhilarating competition.

Will the Numberblocks outmaneuver their opponents and emerge as racing champions? Can they maintain their speed, agility, and focus throughout the exhilarating challenge?

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".
  • This is the tenth episode where One is absent and the sixth episode where Two is absent.
  • 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".
  • This is the only episode where Twenty uses his array display.

Errors[]

  • When Six first appears, her eyes are disembodied from her blocks.
  • When Twelve uses her array display, her 1x12 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 3x4 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.

Videos[]

@Numberblocks_-_Full_Episodes_-_S5_EP15-_Rectangle_Racers

@Numberblocks - Full Episodes - S5 EP15- Rectangle Racers


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