Three (TPOT)

Three (3) is an Algebralien who has made multiple cameo appearances on Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, before officially appearing and saying her first word in "Alone".

She made her first canonical appearance in the stinger of "Out Of The Blue", seen in a cage inside of Four, confirmed to have been her in-canon in "Last One Standing". Prior to this, Three appeared in "X Finds Out His Value" and made multiple appearances as a recommended character on Battle for BFB.

Legal name: Three Integer

Species: Algebralien (Integer)

Pronouns: She/Her

Color: • Marsala (body) • Tender Shoot (eyes) • Hazelnut (limbs) Original color before incident: • Red Orange (body) • Cherry Light Red (limbs)

Positive relationships: • Five (best friend) • One (former new best friend; accidental killer) • Zero • Two • Four • X • Six • Seven • Eight • Nine • Ten

Negative relationships: • One (after the incident, on Three's side) • Fourteen

Three is a light red Arabic numeral three (3), with even lighter red colored limbs. Of note regarding her design is the fact that the middle line of the "3" can vary in length, proportionate to the other two curved lines, varying between slightly shorter, a lot shorter or equal. In her revived but broken value form, she receives a much more pale coloring, loses her right eye, and heavily vibrates and/or glitches.

Changes: Three ends up with a bruised eye after Five throws a ball so hard that it hits her right eye. Five bandages her injured eye.

She gets shattered into several pieces by a furious One.

After being brought back by One, her value is broken, which causes her to vibrate and glitch. She also loses her right eye. Her skin looks paler than usual.

Pre-BFDI: Around 2008-2009, before the events that led to One becoming a threat, Three was friendly, generous, and kind-hearted and always loved playing ball with her best friend, Five. She was also a caring person. She put a piece of plaster on Five’s head after Four hit him with a ball, and tried to fix Nine’s broken skateboard with glue, though that failed. Three loved observing things that happened around her, like when she wrote a note titled “failure” after Eight was shocked when Five accidentally threw a ball that hit the house of cards Eight and Two had built. Before writing the note, Three gave the entire stack of cards to a petrified Eight. She also seemed to like science, once claiming that meteoritics was easily one of her top fifty favorite scientific fields. As part of her personality, Three was energetic as well. For example, when One asked her to walk with her to the Yoylite, Three responded that she liked walking and immediately began frantically “walking.”

Like most integers, Three hated Fourteen. She once stopped Fourteen from trying to eat Zero’s skin with a broom and demanded he return to Fifteen’s cabin, although Fourteen continued to stalk Zero.

Unlike most other integers, Three was the only one who initially got along with One. She helped override One’s loneliness from not having friends by joining her in the search for the meteor that gave the Algebraliens their power. They quickly became close, making Three the only one who truly cared about her new friend, One.

Despite their newfound friendship, Three did not seem to keep her promise to keep the Yoylite a secret. Earlier, it’s hinted she had already observed the Yoylite in one of her notes. This implied that Three may have informed the other integers about the Yoylite, leading them to go there, except for One, who was still asleep. By telling her friends, Three unknowingly caused One to feel betrayed and become enraged.

During the storm, when One returned to the Equation Playground, Three was happy to see her and invited her to join the rest of the integers in the tree. However, she was shocked by One’s sudden anger when One crushed her with a tree branch. The other integers ran away, except for Three. She tried to reason with One, saying that with their new powers, everyone could see the world and fix what was broken. But One ignored her, blaming her for breaking her promise. Slightly frustrated, Three told One that wanting the Yoylite all to herself was selfish and urged her to consider the possibilities. She thanked One for finding the Yoylite and said it could benefit all the integers, then suggested she go calm down somewhere else. That advice didn’t work, as it only made One even angrier, and in a burst of emotion, she accidentally used her powers to slowly shatter Three to death. Three experienced excruciating, terrifying pain as she exploded into pieces.

After One brought her back using her powers, Three’s value became corrupted and unstable, leaving her in shock. When a panicked One tried to explain that she could "fix" things, Three, filled with anger, zapped her away.

The next day, after Four trapped One on the moon as punishment for her actions, Three was left traumatized by the entire event. She was no longer the same person and fell into a deep depression, sitting quietly under a blanket while the other integers tried to take care of her. When Four teleported her to the E.X.I.T. (pocket dimension in his head), she appeared confused, however possibly relieved.

In "Out Of The Blue", it appears that she is someone who wants to be alone, as shown when she makes an ominous sound and then later shuts the door of her cage to close herself off again. This also seemingly indicates that her personality has developed to become more weaker and exhausted than before, possibly due to being inside Four for a prolonged amount of time.

In the present day, Three has locked herself away in a cage, spending years in complete isolation. Even when the other contestants unlocked her cage In "Out Of The Blue", she shut the door herself, most likely wanting to stay away from everyone else.

Details: In "Alone", she makes her official debut, having interacted with the other Algebraliens positively. One, wanting to be recognized, asked Three to come along with her and discovered the Yoylite, and played with her happily.

However, in the next day, One found Three introducing the other Algebraliens to the Yoylite, setting off One and causing Three to be shattered to pieces. One attempts to recover Three, at the cost of her value.

After all Algebraliens (except for Six) left the Equation Playground, Four created the EXIT where Three was later seen in a dungeon to protect herself.

Pre-corruption: Prior to losing her value, Three had the same powers as the other Algebraliens who siphoned the power of the Yoylite, however more experience than all of them except One, being the second Algebralien to absorb the power.

• Telekinesis: Three could lift objects without interacting with them physically. • Teleportation: Three could teleport, though likely, just like One, only to other areas on the same planet. • Matter creation: Three was seen creating a new skateboard for Nine out of thin air. • Flora manipulation: Three could empower plants to make them grow faster, doing so to a tree to create shelter.

Post-corruption: After losing her value, Three seemingly lost some of her powers.

• Electricity generation: Three can fire beams from her hands, electrocuting targets, knocking them back, and reducing their health. Her power to do so appears weaker than Four's, possibly due to her unstable value. • Value alteration: Three can alter her value to those nearby to 3. This, however, is likely not a conscious choice.

Coincidentally, Three has been recommended 3 times in Battle for BFB.

She is the first Algebralien and character to die in-universe.

In the thumbnail of Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!, Three is absent and is replaced by a drawing of the number 3, despite Two, Seven and Six being there. ^ Three was only mentioned in BFDI:TPOT 19, by Six telling Purple Face that he didn’t find Three this whole year.

Because Three informed the other Algebraliens about the Yoylite, she is technically the reason why Four, X, and Two got their powers.

Before “Alone”, it was assumed by many that Three would have an ominous presence with little known about them. The opposite is actually the case.