Six

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Don't be confused!

"Lots of people mix Six (character) up at first sight!" — Fifty-Six (altered)
This page is about the character. For the episode, see Six (episode).

“	Six is in the mix!	”
	— Six, various episodes

Six, or 6, is a Numberblock made up of 6 blocks. She debuts in the episode of the same name, and is voiced by Teresa Gallagher, who also voices her ten times counterpart, Sixty.

Appearance

She is made up of 6 indigo (sometimes purple) blocks with a periwinkle dot on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th block. She has red eyes with 3 eyelashes on the first and second eye, a pink mouth, and limbs that are a gradient from red to purple.

When she is arranged vertically or in other arrangements, she has die prints on her blocks instead of a single dot on them. The block with the 6 dots has periwinkle dots, while the other prints are in a darker periwinkle.

Personality

Six is a big fan of games, especially rolling dice. Aside from that, she can be inviting, as she quickly gets others to play her games, As well as in the episode Pattern Palace as she invites others to the Pattern Palace. She also likes to rap and naturally rhymes words as she speaks. She's a very bubbly character who can be very clever, like in The Treasure of Hexagon Island, she went through her maze without any help.

Mathlink Cubes Instruction Description

Numberblock Six loves to roll her magic dice and get everyone playing games.

She lives to rhyme and she’s pretty handy too – she can split into Ones, Twos, Threes or one of each.

Episode Appearances

Total number of appearances: 110 + 2 (including pictures)

She has appeared in 64.84% of Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover specials.

Arrangements

Six is usually seen 2×3, but she can also be vertical, 3×2, horizontal, 1R+2R+3, 1L+2L+3, 3+2L+1L, 3+2R+1R and over 200 other arrangements.

2D (65/216)

3D (1)

Trivia

Six is the first female Numberblock numerically who is an even number.
She is the third step squad number.
She is seen to have a close relationship towards Eight.
She is the first number that can be added up by her factors (except 6 herself), the second being Twenty-Eight. These are called perfect numbers, and 6 and 28 are the only perfect numbers in the show.
Six is the second Numberblock to sneeze, the first being Nine. However, unlike 9, she doesn't lose a block when she sneezes, (as she isn't a square number) as seen in Counting Sheep.
The Three Threes and Fifty are the only episodes Six appears in, but does not speak.
Six and Sixty are the only figured-out Numberblocks with eyes on the sides of their head.
As confirmed in Octoblock to the Rescue!, Snakes and Ladders is her favourite game.
She can use chopsticks without the use of any visible fingers, as shown in Ten Again.
In Now You See Us, she is one of the only two Numberblocks to have a red and rainbow variant visible, and not a barbecue (red, orange, yellow) one visible. The second is Seven; that's because they weren't in the cameo.
Six is the first female Numberblock to have eyelashes.
- Six is the only Numberblock below 50 to have eyelashes.
She is the smallest number to be one more than a multiple of five.
She is the first Numberblock to be voiced by a recurring voice actor, meaning she is voiced by the voice actor/actress who previously voice acted on Alphablocks, followed by Seven, Nine, Ten, Fourteen, Fifteen, Seventeen, Twenty-Two, Twenty-Five, Twenty-Six, Twenty-Eight, Thirty-One, Thirty-Five, Thirty-Six, Sixty, Sixty-Four, Seventy, Eighty and Zero.
She and Eight are the only Numberblocks introduced in Series 2 to have uncommon letters in their names: in Six’s case, the letter "X" and Eight’s case, the letter “G”.

Related Characters

Orders of Magnitude

Sixty

Other

Six Times Table

Numberblocks characters

Numberblocks	Discovered	Zero, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen, Fifteen, Sixteen, Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen, Twenty, Twenty-One, Twenty-Two, Twenty-Three, Twenty-Four, Twenty-Five, Twenty-Six, Twenty-Seven, Twenty-Eight, Twenty-Nine, Thirty, Thirty-One, Thirty-Two, Thirty-Five, Thirty-Six, Forty, Forty-Two, Forty-Five, Forty-Eight, Forty-Nine, Fifty, Fifty-Four, Fifty-Five, Fifty-Six, Sixty, Sixty-Three, Sixty-Four, Seventy, Seventy-Two, Eighty, Eighty-One, Ninety, One Hundred
	Undiscovered / Non-physical	Compound Numberblocks, Two Hundred, Three Hundred, Nine Hundred, One Thousand, Seven Thousand, Ten Thousand, Ninety Thousand, One Hundred Thousand, One Million, Two Million, Seven Million, Eight Million, Nine Million, Ten Million, One Hundred Million, One Billion
	Alter-Egos	The Terrible Twos, Octoblock, The Three Threes, Octonaughty, Step Squad, The Four Fours
	Non-integers	Pi
Monsters		Flapjack Snaffler, Blockzilla, Big Tum, Twangle
Times Tables		One Times Table, Two Times Table, Three Times Table, Four Times Table, Five Times Table, Six Times Table, Seven Times Table, Eight Times Table, Nine Times Table, Ten Times Table
Other		Fluffies, Squarey, Oblongy, Numberblobs, Aliens, Rainbows, Flatlanders, Birds, What-Iffer, Octo-Computer, Reks and Rekenrek, Zoom Bugs, Alphablocks