ITFT

Wheel is a grey metal rubber vehicular wheel with six spokes, having a thick rubber exterior and a metallic interior. In the future, he has a golden hub cap. he/him. Wheel is easily angered, and he's almost always seen yelling. He appears to have some kind of abnormal strength, seen as when he kicked the birthday card so far that not even Clock themself could find it in “Who's Jason??”

Vase is a long navy blue ceramic vase, containing three large daisies (one of which is bent over.) Vase is a responsible character for the most part, for example in "Who's Jason??" by her pointing out that the name is wrong on her teams card. She sometimes seems to be weirded out by some actions, most often Clock's. But most of the contestants are to some extent. She's also easily startled, like when her team's card started making noise unexpectedly. She becomes hesitant in unfamiliar situations

57-Ball is a lilac billiard ball and displaying the number "57" in a serif typeface. 57-Ball is armless and only has legs. he/him. 57-ball seems to be quite trustworthy, friendly but competitive despite having small to no screentime. He seems to also be somewhat helpful as he corrected Clock once.

No Way is a red octagonal stop sign with a white border and face. Branching off the upper left edge of them is a gray street post held in place behind No Way with two metal braces. It has two green signs reading as "NOPE" and "NO", facing north and west respectively. No Way is usually a kindhearted and rational player. Because of this, they get along well with the other contestants. They are one of the only contestants to show consistent signs of intelligence and common sense, an example is in "Best Source For Weather Information", they manage the staring contest complete with a notepad. They also seem to be the only contestant questioning the strange occurrences in the show, such as when they ask Clock where Green is and is horrified when Clock doesn't know

Words With Friends Tile (Tile for short) is an orange tile who's face shows the first letter of whatever word he's currently saying or the last word he said if he isn't speaking. he/him. he thinks he's really super cool, says bruh a lot. shortest contestant on ITFT

the Sun is essentially a toddler despite being the literal sun. he/him. can fly, generate heat etc. has the voice of a toddler, speaks like a toddler (so hard to tell what he's saying sometimes). the biggest contestant on ITFT

Polka Dot is a piece of card (?) with colourful polka dots on it. she/her. she has a different form where she turns into just the polka dots, which become portals that can go to lots of different places (e.g: literal space). becomes depressed as the show goes on because her friends (all the contestants) get eliminated from the show one by one each challenge and she feels it's really not fun anymore

Green is a green that is shaped similarly to an orange and has a stem on top with an orange colored leaf attached to it. he/him. Green tries to be the voice of reason, but he usually comes off as critical to others, such as Polka Dot. He is also quite irritable, such as when he gets angry at Words With Friends Tile for accusing him of being a villain. He also gets angry at Polka Dot for calling him an orange and rips out his orange leaf when she points out that it's orange

Felt Container is an orange square-shaped felt container. he/him. Felt Container is not a very outgoing person, but he isn't all that shy either. He is usually very oblivious to many things, as seen in "Who's Jason??" when he thought that it was Polka Dot's birthday due to him finding a birthday card with polka dots all over them. He also doesn't seem to be the type of person to pay attention during important things, and would like to skip to the fun parts, as seen in "Best Source For Weather Information", where he would like the skip the elimination, as he didn't even notice that he was eliminated

Refill Station is a light grey water bottle refill station, connected to a water fountain with a small vent on the left side. their dispenser and fountain seem to be flowing with water constantly. Non-binary. Refill Station is most notable for their aberrational behavior, which is often seen as confusing for other contestants. Despite this, they're mostly kind towards everyone else, even if it's somewhat difficult for the other objects to have a proper conversation with them

Name: Clock Nicknames That Have Been Given To Clock Include But Aren't Limited To: Alarm Clock, Clock Guy/That Clock Guy, That Clock Thing, C.L.O.C.K (C.L.O.C.K given by themself before they remembered their name isn't an acronym) Gender: None (Algebraliens don't have genders, yes their an Algebralien somehow) Pronouns: Any - they aren't bothered really (they tend to get called 'it' a lot)

Clock hosts ITFT - which stands for It's Time For The!

he is a light blue non-digital bedside alarm clock. Clock has a small button that functions as a nose and two thin clock hands on the front of their face, as well two bells atop either side of their head, like the bells on a non-digital alarm clock (as in both on top, one off centre to the left, one off centre to the right). also a long cord comes out of the small of their back that acts as a tail. Clock's tail has a plug at the end, implying they can be... plugged in..? Wierd.

Some easy words to describe Clock would be random, erratic, or spontaneous, as most of their actions seem to make no sense, and are done with no rhyme or reason. they also sometimes randomly interrupt others or change the topic in a conversation (they have interrupted the contestants to tell them to be quiet as a light example). Aside from that, they seem to mostly be friendly towards contestants, and is usually rather happy, even if in a random/ strange way

Clock one day floated down from the sky, landing among the group of friends who became contestants on the show ITFT because Clock felt like it. After remembering they're name was not an acronym when they tried to fit it into "The Thing That Tells The Time", they said the group would compete for the prize - an object called a The, which was a wierd looking 3D tiger head thing. hijinks ensue from there