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The Treasure of Hexagon Island is the first special episode of Numberblocks. It is the first Learningblocks special overall.
Get ready for a special pirate adventure as the Numberblocks set sail in search of treasure. They have to solve Captain Hexbeard's riddles to find it.
Plot[]
The episode begins with the camera zooming from a sky, into One riding a scooter with a magic mirror on an empty plot of land with another magic mirror. One has then reached the spot with the magic mirror, in which as follows, One says “time to make some friends!”. Song starts as One puts the magic mirror next to the other, creating a copy of herself, and soon as they start singing a song about magic mirrors, they create Numberblocks 1-6 in the process.
After the song ends, Two affirms that with two magic mirrors, you can make friends twice as fast. Three attempts to carry the magic mirror, but it’s no use, as it is too tall. Luckily, Four, using his strength, can carry it easily. Three doubts if two mirrors are twice as fast, three mirrors will be even faster, and if they use the first mirror to copy the other, they’ll have three, but Five thought magic mirrors only copied Numberblocks. Three inadvertently placed the magic mirror in front of the other, creating an infinite loop of reflections. After time flies by, the magic mirrors start to break. The Numberblocks stay clear of the mirrors as they start to combine together, forming a big flash as a result.
The magic mirrors fall back to their original places and their cubes come off them. Much to their reaction, Two decides to check if the mirror is still functioning, nothing happened, Four stating that they’re broken, much to the Numberblocks’ shock.
Excluding the crossover specials, this is the longest Numberblocks episode. If the crossover specials are counted, that makes it the second longest, the first being Making Friends.
Twenty-One is the only Numberblock in the episode to be greater than Ten.
This marks the first time where a Numberblock smaller than Twenty-Seven only appears as a 3D shape (with all coordinates being bigger than One) in an episode.
On the YouTube upload of the special, meant for people overseas who want to watch it, the thumbnail unintentionally spoils Captain Hexbeard's true identity being Twenty-One.
The song that One to Six sing on the ship is the same tune as the 'dig' song from the Alphablocks episode Red, which are both pirate-based episode.
In reality, Seven rolling across the rotating bridge would not keep it balanced.
Technically, Three's puzzle could be solved without Five's help. However, such a solution would need to have some of the blocks float in mid-air.
Numberblocks Treasure Hunt is an app that’s based on this episode, which released on January 2024. However, it features all Numberblocks up to 50.
This supposedly takes place after 100 Ways to Leave the Planet, with the one that the other one mirrored making some new Numberblocks.
People had assumed this and Double Back were part of Numberblocks Series 6 at first, but the Numberblocks Twitter confirmed this is not the case, and that these are brand new stand-alone special episodes.
Errors[]
In the subtitles, in the line "You lend us a hand, now it's your turn to take ours", the word "turn" was missing.
Additionally, during the segment where Five helps Three, the subtitles misinterpret the word "yelp" as "yell". This is most likely a mistake as the word "yelp" fits in with the rhyme scheme of "help" and because Eight can be heard saying a "p" sound.
