Algebraliens

Four has all sorts of powers, such as teleportation, throwing Zappies (light beams that electrocute anyone who touches them), making objects disappear with a snap, among many others, so you could say he has almost the same powers as Two, but a little weaker, although he does have his own powers

Abandonment: She is very sensitive to the issue of abandonment. Fire: Four seems to suffer the most when it comes to fire; the only known cure is a box of juice, as it calms Four down.

Slow reaction time: Despite his unlimited power, Two seems not to pay much attention and gets lost in his own world, sometimes even forgetting that he has powers. Infection: You may get sick and be sick for days. Emotions: Two is somewhat sensitive and changes quickly when it comes to emotions Avoidance: It has been shown that Dos avoids serious situations or distracts himself from them. Two's best friend is Eight, and he often hangs out with him and tells him all sorts of things, even though Eight doesn't seem to pay any attention to him.

Two has all sorts of powers, such as teleportation, throwing zappies (light beams that electrocute anyone who touches them), making objects disappear with a snap of his fingers, among many others, so you could say he has unlimited power

The Equations Courtyard is where the Algebraliens live (they sleep on the ground, except for Fifteen who has his own cabin) and play.

Best location: Algebraic Planet

Inhabitants: Algebraliens (Zro (with cap), Zero, Zero, Zero, One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, Ten, Fourteen and Fifteen)

This time, it's illustrated with a much more intricate design, with flowers representing the symbols for the plus (+), minus (-), and asterisk (possibly multiplication) operators. The benches are designed to resemble the approximately symbol (≈), with pi (π) as legs. Some trees are designed to resemble other symbols such as the square root (√), percent (%), five (5), two (2), or three (3), and some letters of the Greek alphabet. Sometimes there are X-shaped lines on the ground. In the forests that One, Three, Four, and X traverse, there are more plants that reference mathematical themes, such as a plant that looks like a probability tree, rock formations on the ground that look like greater than (>) and less than (<), water lilies shaped like a pie chart/angle, and growths shaped like a ruler.

She has no powers because she wasn't with the other algebraliens when they found the Yoylelite as Fifteen and Fourteen.

Zero, as its name suggests, is an Arabic numeral. It has a gray body and slightly lighter gray limbs. It wears a blue and yellow cap that says " my Yo π + 1 {\displaystyle e^{i\pi }+1}", a mathematical equation that results in 0. Just like the other zeros He has the nickname Zro because Zero once mispronounced his name and said "Zro" instead of "Zero," hence the nickname "Zro." He's a simp of Fifteen since he was once found kissing a pillow while saying "Oh, Fifteen~", although Fifteen might like Zro since he's the only one he's let into his cabin

Fifteen is an Arabic numeral fifteen (15), whose design uses the "1" with a base ( 𝟷 ). It has a body and limbs of maroon color, lighter.

Quince seems quite aggressive, yelling at anyone when they arrive at his house.

Quince also has some violent tendencies, such as hitting several of the Algebraliens when they approach him (sometimes), and using a flamethrower when there is danger.

However, Fifteen seems to have a softer side, as he is implied to have a somewhat positive relationship with the generally disrespected Zero, protecting him from Fourteen and allowing him to stay in his cabin in

Fifteen lacks the Yoylite power, as she was not seen obtaining it with the others and it is unlikely that she would have accepted it after the fact.

Fourteen's personality is that of an eccentric psychopath who has no qualms about harming others. Fourteen is also naive and excitable, and has a cannibalistic taste for consuming the skin of the Algebraliens. This extends to his sense of reason and morality.

Unlike most of the Algebraliens, Fourteen presumably lacks the Yoylite power, as he was imprisoned when the others obtained it and it's unlikely he was offered it afterward. Fourteen is very playful and silly, but whenever he smells something resembling tasty skin, he goes for it.

Fourteen (14) is an algebraic numeral with a dark green color and lighter dark green limbs. Fourteen is an Arabic numeral fourteen (14) (its design uses the "1" with a base ( 𝟷 ) and the "4" with an open top ( Ɥ‐ )). Notably, the numbers 1 and 4, which form 14, are positioned in such a way that they interlock perfectly. Its green color is similar to that of Two, but slightly darker.

When Fourteen and Two are divided using the stone division operator, they become the Arabic numeral Seven, but Fourteen retains its green color. She LOVES eating skin, especially Ten's, but she also likes the skin of other algebras.

It is the Arabic numeral ten (10), with an orange body and lighter orange limbs. Its design uses the base "1" (𝟷). Its left eye is positioned to naturally represent the hole in the "0". Sometimes the "1" is above the "0" instead of behind it, or they are seamlessly integrated. Ten is a passionate Whole who is usually very friendly with his fellow Algebraliens. They seem to enjoy the taste of key lime pie and watching television. Ten often helps others, as demonstrated by the fact that he rescued Nine, Six, and Seven's cats from the trees. Ten also helped the others with the subtitle count when no one could find One. Ten is happy to be admired and enjoyed his time counting the subtitles for jacknjellify. He may be a little naive or silly, as he didn't seem to see any problem with there being two Sevens and left his front door unlocked.

Ten also seems to really like music, as seen when he sings the song in Six's style, and he also tries to use music to save himself and Fourteen. He has no powers, or not very powerful ones; the only powers he has are: flying, telekinesis, making things appear and disappear.

Eight is a gray number 8 but without holes; its arms and legs are a lighter gray. Eight, unlike most of his friends, seems to show far less emotion than they do. He speaks in an expressionless tone and appears quite distant, indifferent to Seven's continued subscriber count. However, he's also easy to get along with, mature and quite reasonable, resigning his position without hesitation and telling viewers to subscribe only if they want to.

His cynical, weary but mature attitude is best summarized by his reaction to Pi's attack on Pie. While Two is noticeably worried and Six is ​​quite the opposite, Eight simply sighs at Two's suggestion, aware that he must act, even if he doesn't want to help.

Despite his calm nature, he can sometimes display strong emotions. As seen in "Solo," there are a few such moments; for example, when Three and Five's ball hits the house of cards he and Two were building, Eight is paralyzed with fear. And, like most algebraists, he is horrified—mixed with sadness—when Three is accidentally smashed to pieces by an enraged One. Like the others, Eight genuinely cares for Three; this is shown when he assures the insignificant Three that he and the others will always be there for her. He has powers, but not very powerful ones; his only powers are: flight, telekinesis, and the ability to make things appear and disappear.

Seven, as its name suggests, is the number seven. Its body was completely black and its limbs were a dark gray color. Seven appears to be a sociable, serene, and fun-loving number who enjoys listening to music, especially when he's seen sitting on a bench, relaxing with headphones on. Not to mention, he also seems to have terrible luck, as seen when Six plays a prank on him by blowing bubbles in his eyes, causing him to scream in pain with red eyes. Seven also seems to get along well with Ten, as they both enjoy bass music while the Algebralians acquire their powers. He laughs at anything; "dark humor is how some people fight back against tragedy," according to Seven. He's very silly and doesn't have many friends because he's dim-witted and doesn't pay much attention to things, just laughing. He has powers, but they aren't very powerful; the only powers he possesses are: flying, telekinesis, and making things appear and disappear.

Five, as its name indicates, is an Arabic numeral. They have a violet body and lilac-colored arms and legs. They are very irritable and very strict about the rules, and they complain about how annoying Nine is. After Seven explains the "7-Ate(8)-9" joke, Five explains that cannibalism is not allowed in the Equations Playground. They are also clever in other ways, and they devise ways to capture and punish Fourteen.

Despite this, Five is shown to be very hypocritical and not very superior to the others, such as being enthusiastic about Fifteen like the others and not even noticing obvious details like the real Seven being dark gray instead of Fourteen's dark green.

Besides their sarcasm, they genuinely care about their best friend, Three. They don't seem to like her overly helpful nature, as she often puts Three last. They are horrified by Three's death and her failed recovery due to One's actions, and they are very angry with One. He has powers, but not very powerful ones. The only powers he has are: flying, telekinesis, and making things appear and disappear.

Three strives to be kind to everyone and help them, even at the risk of injury. He acts as if injuries are normal, even though they aren't. They are very selfless and easily excited. They are very lively and communicative, as well as sweet and kind, as shown when he assures X that they've made it after Four tells him that X is having trouble figuring out his worth. Three is a sort of mother hen to all the Algebraliens. They are protective.

Three is a light red Arabic numeral, three (3), with extremities of an even lighter red. The number three is clearly drawn. He has powers, but not very powerful ones. The only powers he has are: flying, telekinesis, making things appear and disappear, and shooting (very small) rays.

Six didn't have a defined personality until "Thank you for 900,000 subscribers!". Before that, Six was somewhat hostile towards Seven, even before Seven kicked him off the subscriber count, as he laughed with despicable glee when Seven cried about not being on the subscriber count in "Thank you for 600,000 subscribers!". He is shown to have a malicious side, as seen in his kicking of Seven and his acceptance of kicking Eight.

In "Thank You for 900,000 Subscribers!", Six seems somewhat irritable, but he's also quite knowledgeable, as he knew Seven's body was soft and that's why he was able to kick him. However, he's also quite friendly when interacting with Nine. This doesn't extend to helping others in trouble with their peers, though, as they considered Pie being attacked by Pi in "Pie vs. Pi: The Pi Day Massacre" to be none of their business (referring to themselves along with Two and Eight).

In "Bottle for Dream Island," they are shown to have a leadership attitude, judging by how they try to escape, along with Bomby, Bell, Vomit Bag, and Needle, from the Equation Playground after discovering that One sent them there and that she was still there despite their assumption that she was supposed to have left, demonstrating that they are aware of her and what she is capable of. It is implied that Six, and presumably the other Algebralians, fear One because of her presumed exile from the Equation Playground for some reason.

In "The Last One Standing," during the scene with Six and the other EXITers, Six seems offended when Bomby says that "they can't trust any of them." However, a moment later, he agrees, demonstrating that they can still agree on things that offend them. He is number six and is sky blue, with much lighter blue arms and legs. His only powers are: flight, telekinesis, making things appear and disappear, and shooting (very small) beams.

The only powers he has are: Flying, telekinesis, making things appear and disappear, and shooting (very small) rays.

Appearance

Nine is an Arabic numeral. They have a fairly light gray body and slightly lighter limbs. They wear black sunglasses that glow with the colors of their skateboard: light blue, cream, and yellow, a reference to the aroace (aromantic and asexual) LGBT flag. Nine's skin texture could be made of glue.

nine used all pronouns, they/she/he, but she was born like a girl,

Personality

Nine's personality seems to be based on the exaggerated skater subculture of the late 90s and early 2000s, with the use of slang like "tubular," sunglasses, and the possession of a skateboard, which was very popular at the time. Because of this, Nine acts as if he's cool. Nine also seems to get sensitive at times, crying when Six says he has no "style." He may not be the brightest of the group, as when Six told Nine this, he decided to glue his feet to his skateboard. His millennial teenage personality also extends to internet trolling, a common pastime for some millennial teens, as they were disappointed to hear they weren't allowed to cyberbully on a Sunday afternoon. Four is quite sensitive despite being considered cool; she's rather cowardly but also funny, morbid, cynical, enigmatic, and even a bit lunatic. She loves learning tricks on her skateboard, and her best friend is Six.

Both Nine and Six have cats. Nine's cat is mostly white, with large black markings on its body and ears. It also wears sunglasses. They say things like: Friend, old man, tubular, radical, among others; the only powers he has are: Flying, telekinesis, making things appear and disappear, shooting (very small) rays A cool guy who often rides his skateboard, and at least somehow tries to communicate with others

Four has a kinder side, as he is often calm, tends to get distracted by shiny things, and has a surprised face when he sees something that surprises him, and often seems cute.

X has all sorts of powers, like teleportation, throwing Zappies (light beams that electrocute anyone who touches them), making objects disappear with a snap, among many others, so you could say he has almost the same powers as Four, only a little weaker

Omniscience (debatable): One is somehow capable of recalling the names of Ice Cube and Fanny, even when they haven't met all previously. Additionally, they were aware of Basketball's presence despite not being able to see or hear her. Although it is debatable that this ability is exclusive to all algebraliens regardless of knowing the contestants. It is also possible that One may have also just learned these names by just spying on them in a conversation when their names were brought up. Super strength and/or telekinesis: In "Outbreak At Stake", she may have kicked a hole through the Moon in the second post-credit scene, or she used telekinesis to break a piece of it off. In "What's Up Bell's String?", she used telekinesis to hold Fanny's new mouth and the list she was holding, having names such as Bell, Bomby, Fanny and Ice Cube with a tick on the left hand side. She probably used telekinesis with her mind. Nigh-Omnipresence: One can be seen being in some of contestant's dreams and hiding in plain sight in certain scenes. The contestant's dreams include: Black Hole, Pen, Winner, Barf Bag, and Book, but One is still in reality. Manifestation/Transformation: When One shows up in TPOT 10, she can sometimes be seen as an object, engraving, outline, or any other inanimate thing. this is because One is in multiple places at once considering the dreams are taking place during the same time. Warping: She's not just able to transform themselves. In "Category One", she can also be seen changing the content on the whiteboard without interacting with it directly. Teleportation: One is able to teleport herself and other people as seen in "What's Up Bell's String?". Black Hole Immunity: When One was shuffling the contestants for Team Swap, she moves Black Hole effortlessly without being warped by her gravity. Conjuration: One can create objects out of thin air, as seen when she conjures a document for Fanny to sign in TPOT 12 or creating body parts to offer Ice Cube and Fanny.

One is a light blue Arabic numeral 1. One's color is similar to that of Four, except for the fact that their color is paler and she's armless unlike the other algebraliens. She is the only algebralien without arms, hands, or anything of the sort. She only has legs, but she uses telepathy to lift, hold, or interact with things. On some occasions, usually when she's mischievous or planning something, One's eyes appear slimmer and more silted. She takes notes on everything she sees because she enjoys it, so she knows everyone, yet no one knows her. She has both eyes and legs, but no arms, so to use her powers, she uses her eyes to move things. She knows everything about each and every algebralien: their moments of insecurity, who they hate and who they don't, what they like and dislike, etc. In this way, One can persuade or deceive them in some way, knowing everything about them.

Two is a green Arabic numeral 2 Two is a cheerful and carefree guy in his own world, although he can sometimes seem rude. He seems to appreciate nature and has never been seen doing anything wrong. Two didn't steal Four's friends; they simply went with Two because they thought Four was silly and "evil." He loves Four and X, but he won't say so.

Four is a poorly drawn Arabic numeral four. They have a blue, miserable, and soft body, and lighter-colored limbs. He has autism and ADHD, so everything becomes overwhelming when he gets nervous or loses control. It also means that when his sensitive spots are touched, he's likely to become much more aggressive. He always wants attention, almost always talks loudly, and seems very happy and out of control. He acts like a child most of the time. He's ignorant and insensitive to most people, and is almost always angry with everyone. He's calmer with X. He hates Two for stealing his friends the last time because he cried for a long time without anyone knowing about it, which is why he's a little broken. He's afraid of being alone, but as long as X doesn't leave him, he'll be okay. He loves X a lot, hates Two but also loves him. He loves the boxes of orange juice that X sometimes gives him, and he loves algebra.

X seems to be much more friendly than his friend Four, and became frightened after Four screeched, He has a squeaky voice. They can also be considered a bit ignorant, or even asking to get screeched by Four. They can also show to get very nervous. X is overall quite docile by nature and remains loyal to Four, even after the times Four has mistreated them, every time Four feels bad