One Hundred is indeed going to be an official character this coming season, but she's not the perfectionist that I've always imagined. All that seems to matter is the fact that she's big and square; even if 100 is the biggest square number a toddler typically deals with, it's not much to build a character on. Schools in the UK may not use percentage grades like American schools; but 100% still means EVERYTHING, giving your all, perfection, best of the best. Kids ought to learn the cultural symbolism here -- the same way they did with lucky 7, soccer/football-playing 11, and unlucky 13. Here's my cleaned-up rewrite of Block #100...enjoy!
• Nicknames: Hotshot (in her unified form); the Perfect Tens (when subdivided)
• Gender: Female
• Physical description: My fan-made 100 is made of one hundred golden blocks edged in deep red -- usually arranged as a 10×10 square, though she can assume other shapes as needed (the way most Numberblocks greater than 1 can). Her limbs are the same shade of crimson red that trims her blocks, with a gold “Array Display” on the left wrist. Her white gloves have red five-pointed stars like ones worn by the "official" Ten; her white running shoes have red laces and racing stripes. She wears black sunglasses with gold-framed lenses in the shape of a five-pointed star. When subdivided into the Perfect Tens, each 10-block has the usual coloration and gender for that number; however, they all wear star-sunglasses like the ones on 100's undivided form.
• Personality: My version of Block #100 is a perfectionist; if something's worth doing, it's worth doing right and giving 100% effort. Only her best is good enough -- go big or go home! She's a bit of a show-off, but willing to help her friends when they need it. In a serious emergency, 100 will use her "Power of Ten" to split into the Perfect Tens: "When you need it done right, I'll be here...and here and here...and here and here and here...and here and here and here and HERE!"