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When Nine needs a helping hand, he turns into a talented trio of circus blocks, the Three Threes. The Numberblocks demonstrate how to divide the number nine into equal parts.
Plot[]
The episode starts off with Four flying his square kite, which gets stuck in a tree. None of his attempts to get it down work. Dismayed, Nine suggests getting Ten to get it. Four declines, suggesting Nine for him to try. Nine attempts and fails to get the kite, and Four changes his mind and gets Ten. Soon, Nine starts splitting.
The Three Threes proceed to do a trapeze act to get the kite out.
As Four and Ten come in, with the latter holding ten Numberballoons, Four becomes impressed that Nine has gotten the kite out of the tree, much to Nine's confusion. Suddenly, a wind blows all but Ten's Numberballoons away; unable to get them all, they fetch others to get help.
Nine splits into the Three Threes again, as they bounce and grab all the Numberballoons. All the other Numberblocks arrive, with Four once again impressed.
One is holding a jar of honey she can't open. Eight offers to help, but Nine interrupts him and helps her instead, now wanting to split into the Three Threes intentionally,
The Three Threes are revealed to everyone. This time, each Three performs an individual act to open the jar; one with a cannon, one with a dive, and one with a tricycle. They all crash into each other in the end as Nine reassembles and effortlessly opens the jar. The episode ends with Four once again impressed.