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I'm Twenty-Four, and I'm a super-duper rectangle.
 

— Twenty-Four, How Rectangly!

Twenty-Four, or 24, is a Numberblock made up of 24 blocks. She is voiced by Beth Chalmers.

Appearance

Twenty-Four has 20 apricot blocks with orange borders and 4 lime green blocks, steel blue rectangle eyes, eyebrows and limbs, a violet mouth that's the same colour as Seven's top block, and green shorts. She lastly has an array display because she is a super duper rectangle (8 factors).

Personality

Twenty-Four is a "super duper rectangle", as she can make more rectangles than Eighteen and Twelve. She is ready for everything; she can do anything all day and night. Because there are 24 hours in a whole day, she holds two sticks that represent the sun and moon like there are 12 hours in a day, and 12 hours in a night. She is friendly, energetic and positive most of the time. She likes to race with other Numberblocks. In Circus of Threes, the Three Times Table says that she blazes a trail of rays in the air.

Episode Appearances

Total number of appearances: 22 (20 figured-out, 3 compound)

She has appeared in 14.1% of Numberblocks episodes, including the crossover episodes.

Arrangements

Super-Duper rectangle Twenty-Four can make different rectangular arrays: vertical, 2x12, 3x8, 4x6, 6x4, 8x3, 12x2, or horizontal. She can also make a bunch of other shapes.

2D (52/5,239,988,770,268)

Figured-Out (33)
Compound Only (19)

3D (1)

Gallery

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Trivia

Character

  • Twenty-Four is the first Numberblock to be figured-out in Series 5.
  • Twenty-Four is the smallest Numberblock to be a multiple of a super rectangle (which is Twelve)
  • Twenty-Four has eight divisors, the most out of all numbers below Thirty because she is highly composite.
  • Twenty-Four is one of the six Numberblocks whose main arrangement is a rectangle but not their "squarest" one (in 24's case, her main arrangement is 3x8 while her squarest rectangle is 4x6), the others being Ten (before Series 4) Twenty, Thirty, Forty and Seventy-Two.
    • She is the first Numberblock with that trait to not be a multiple of ten, the second being Seventy-Two.
  • The drawing of Forty-Two from More To Explore's outline of their eyes are blue too. The reason they’re blue is because the drawing of Forty-Two and Twenty-Four have the same digits when written out in numerical form, just in swapped positions.
  • She is the first figured-out Numberblock to be a different gender than the 2 numbers in her compound form (as compounds use them/they pronouns), and Twenty and Four are both male. Others include Twenty-Seven, Twenty-Eight, Thirty-One, Thirty-Five, Thirty-Six, Forty-Eight, Forty-Nine, Fifty-Five, Sixty-Three, and Seventy-Two.
    • Thirteen could also be considered a case of this, as Ten and Three are female, whereas Thirteen is male. However, Thirteen never had to figure himself out, so he doesn't really count.
    • Twenty-Four is the second multiple of Eight to be female and/or have purple lips. The first being Sixteen.
    • In her official debut, she is so happy to be figured out that she literally switches into 6x4 and splits into two twelves.
  • Twenty-Four is currently the largest super rectangle to physically and independently make all of their rectangular arrangements.
    • However, if super rectangles that have made all of their rectangular arrangements as a component of a compound Numberblock count, then Thirty is the largest to do so.
    • If super rectangles that have made all of their rectangular arrangements as a compound Numberblock count, then Thirty-Two is the largest to do so.
    • If we count the game: Numberblocks Treasure Hunt's arrangements, then Forty is the largest to do so.
  • Before she was figured-out chronologically, the executives at the Numberblocks’s Twitter assumed she had a Christmas theme. [1]
  • She is one of the few Numberblocks to be the opposite gender of both their digits, after 13, 27, 28, 31, 35, 36, 48, 49, 55, 63 and 72.
  • She is one of the four Numberblocks, who has made a cuboid with minimum 2 blocks each length, or you could say three Numberblocks whether you count 8's cube shape as a sort of cuboid.
  • It's possible the two 24s in 48 represent Saturday and Sunday, just like how 24's Twelves represent day and night, since 48 said 'and together we can keep racing all weekend' in the moment she debuted.
  • Twenty-Four and Twenty-Five are the first 5n-1 and 5n pairs that are the same genders.

Number

  • 24's numeral means:
    • 28 in Duodecimal.
    • 36 in Hexadecimal.
    • 44 in Vigesimal.
    • 20 in Octal
  • 24's value means:
    • 20 in Doudecimal
    • 18 in Hexadecimal
    • 14 in Vigesimal.
    • 22 in Octal
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