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Seven, or 7, is the Numberblock made up of 7 blocks. He first appears in the episode with the same name.
He is voiced by David Holt.
Appearance
Seven has 7 blocks; each with the colours of the rainbow (with his head being violet, and his other blocks being the colours of the Numberblocks below him, One through Six). In his debut episode, he originally had only violet blocks, before the rainbow changed his blocks to a rainbow. He also has 7 strings of multicoloured hair, purple limbs, yellow capsule-shaped eyes, and a long yellow mouth.
Personality
As a reference to the superstition, Seven is extremely lucky, being able to handle almost any situation with relative ease.
Seven is a joyous Numberblock and is proud of his luckiness. With his luck, he has no fear of any situation and can easily help his friends with it. He never seems to intentionally show off his luck, either.
learningblocks.tv website's description
Lucky number Seven was hit by a rainbow and turned all seven colours. Somehow, everything just falls into place and turns out nicely when he’s around. How lucky is that!
Episode Appearances
- Seven (debut)
- Eight
- Ten
- Just Add One
- Blast Off
- The Three Threes (doesn't speak)
- Odds and Evens
- Fluffies
- The Two Tree
- Numberblock Castle
- Ten Green Bottles
- Now We Are Six To Ten
- Numberblobs
- Building Blocks
- Peekaboo!
- Hiccups
- What's the Difference?
- Numberblock Rally
- Five and Friends
- Octoblock to the Rescue!
- Ten Again
- Flatland
- The Legend of Big Tum
- Mirror, Mirror
- Eleven
- Twelve
- Block Star
- Fourteen
- Tween Scenes
- Fifteen's Minute of Fame
- On Your Head
- Balancing Bridge
- Seventeen
- Eighteen
- Loop the Loop
- Nineteen (doesn't speak)
- Tall Stories
- Flights of Fancy
- I Can Count to Twenty
- Heist
- Twenty One and On
- Fifty (cameo)
- Sixty's High Score
- The Big One
- One Hundred
- More to Explore
- Your Turn
- Now You See Us
- Ten's Top Ten
- Fun Times One Times Table
- The Many Friends of Twenty
- Ten Vaulting
- Twoland
- Odd Side Story
- The Team Factor
- Hidden Talents
- Making Patterns
- Now in 3D (faceless)
- Club Picnic
- Figure It Out (doesn't speak)
- Steps Versus Squares (doesn't speak)
- Puzzle Square
- One Giant Step Squad
- Heroes With Zeroes (pictured)
- What If?
- 100 Ways to Leave the Planet
- The Treasure of Hexagon Island
- The Twelve Days of Christmas
- Making Friends
- Crossover (pictured)
- Painting by Numbers
- Leap Blob
- Five's Handy Shop
- The Pattern of Patterns
- Rescue Racers
- Grid Games Galore
- The Rainbow Makers
- Sail the Seven Seas
- Nine's Time to Shine
- Space Division
Total number of appearances: 78 + 2 (including pictures)
He has in appeared 52.3% of all Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover specials.
Arrangements
Seven is seen vertical, horizontal, or 1R+2x3. Lucky!
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Trivia
- Seven is the first male Numberblock who is an odd number.
- Seven and N sound the most similar when it comes to characters voiced by David Holt, however, they have different accents. N is Scottish and Seven is Welsh.
- He is the happiest Numberblock, due to him being the luckiest number.
- His colours are lighter than 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6.
- When Seven first appears in his debut episode, all his blocks are violet, but a rainbow turns all his blocks rainbow-coloured.
- Seven is the biggest prime number in the Series 2.
- He is also the largest prime Numberblock where his main arrangement is vertical, the largest Numberblock to do so is Ten.
- Seven is the second Numberblock to have something on his head, which is rainbow hair, the first being Three, wearing a red 3-pointed 2D-ish jester hat on her head.
- Seven's debut eponymous episode is the only episode in which he is the biggest number. Both Four and Seven are absent in the episode What's My Number?
- Seven is the fourth Numberblock who speaks in a foreign accent, which is Welsh.
- He is the very first Numberblock to be animated in 2D in a song.
- Just Add One is the only episode in which when Seven is arranged 1+2+2+2, his face is below his top block.
- In the Cbeebies Magazine Issue 113, Seven's Fact File mistakes him as female.
- He is immune to every status except for Hiccups.
- He is one of the Numberblocks that have a permanent change, the others being Two, Five, Eight, Twenty-Seven, and Twenty-Nine.
- He's the smallest number voiced by David Holt.
- He's also the second smallest male prime number, after Two.
- Seven is the first odd Numberblock to not be voiced by Beth Chalmers, this is due to him being male, and being performed by David Holt.
- Seven is the only prime Numberblock to be one less than a cube Numberblock.
- In every episode where Ten is in a 2x5 arrangement, Seven is the tallest Numberblock, as he stands at seven blocks.
- Seven is the first Numberblock to have hair.
- He is similar to 63 in many ways:
- They both have stretched eyes (however, except Seven's eyes are more wider while Sixty-Three's is taller).
- Their faces are both yellow.
- They are both in the Rainbow Sevens club.
- They both make rainbows.
- They are both male.
- They both come before a power of 2 and a cube number.
- They are both odd.
- They both debuted before an even number and after an even number, chronologically.
- The figured out Numberblock before both of them (6 and 60) are orders of magnitude.
- They are both in the 4n+3 pattern (for 7, n = 1, and for 63, n = 15)
- He is the first co-prime of ten to not have a red face and red limbs.
- As of now, all Numberblocks whose last digit is 7 have no eyebrows.