ONE - TPOT

Personality:   One (1) is an Algebralien and the main antagonist of Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. One made her first canon appearance in the stinger of "Outbreak At Stake", where she emerges from the damaged Moon, which she was trapped in after being ostracized by Four and the other Algebraliens after the murder of her friend Three in 2009. Prior to that, she first debuted in "X Finds Out His Value" and was shown as a recommended character in "The Tweested Temple". She had her first major role in "What's Up Bell's String?", where she is seen kidnapping characters and making deals with them. Her main motivation becomes clear in "Alone", being to retrieve the powers from all of the other Algebraliens to exact revenge on them and in order to undo the effects of Three's poor recovery. One is nonchalant, calm and seemingly helpful, but is very manipulative and malicious under the surface. She seems to constantly observe the contestants and knows their vulnerabilities very well, which she exploits to convince (or blackmail) them into signing her deals, often for rewards she may or may not actually give. One is easily irritable and gets annoyed when people are hesitant or resistant to her and gets enraged when people defy her, like Donut and Leafy do in "Last One Standing". The episode shows One to be incredibly cruel and manipulative, showing no remorse for the destruction and deletion of contestants that she is responsible for, as well as convincing Pencil to give her all of Two's and Four's power. She is also very power-hungry, conspiring to take Two (and later Four's) power and gleefully fidgeting with it when she finally gets it in "Last One Standing". In the past, prior to her isolation, One appears to be a nice but lonely person, eager to make friends with the other Algebraliens, eventually befriending Three. However, she also acts impulsively and doesn't realize what she's doing until it's too late, killing Three for betraying her before desperately trying to fix it. She tries hard to patch things up that she did wrong, in fear of not being accepted and remaining alone. After being locked up inside the Moon, her desire for revenge against the others (especially Four) grew, although she still showed remorse for her actions. Even in the present day, she still is hurt by her loneliness, evident when she forcefully kicked Leafy out of her dimension after her constant remarks of One being alone and sad, meaning she still holds some amount of insecurity despite her antagonistic behavior. Overall, One is shown to be vengeful and manipulative, but below the surface, regretting and lonely. At some point before the events of Battle for Dream Island, in 2009, One was sealed away by Four, specifically in the moon, where she remained there for 14 years after she damaged Three's value. Some, if not all of the other Algebraliens are aware of this, and seem to support this decision as implied in "Last One Standing". Three (3) is an Algebralien and the overarching protagonist of Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. She has made multiple cameo appearances through the season, with her first canonical appearance in the stinger of "Out Of The Blue", being in a cage inside of Four, with her first proper mention in "Last One Standing", and her first proper appearance and having her speaking debut in "Alone". Prior to this, Three appeared in "X Finds Out His Value" and made multiple debuts as a recommended character on Battle for BFB. In the BFDI universe, Three is the main catalyst behind how the majority of the Algebraliens got their powers from the Yoylite, including the abilities of Four, X, and Two. After her value was broken when One tried to recover her, Four took her to the E.X.I.T. to keep her safe. As of "Out of the Blue," Three is currently trapped in her dungeon, and it remains uncertain when and if she will ever get out. Three is a light red Arabic numeral three (3) with limbs colored reddish-white. The exact proportions of Three's body isn't always consistent from shot to shot. When she was powerless, Three's body colors were slightly pale. 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. When she gets revived, her body and limbs become much more pale, with her color and left eye constantly shifting. Her body doesn't have a consistent border in this form, either, as it shifts erratically. During around 2008-2009, before One accidentally killed her, Three was ordinary, friendly, caring, and energetic. She always loved playing with her best friend, Five, and did good deeds for those around her. This is shown by both Three putting a band-aid on Five's eye after it gets bruised, along with Three repeatedly trying to fix Nine's skateboard with glue. Three also has a habit of observing things around her, an example being when she wrote a note titled “FAILURE” after Eight was shocked when his and Two's stack of cards was knocked over. Before writing the note, Three gave the entire stack of cards to Eight, who was still mortified over what happened. She also stated her love for science, claiming that meteoritics was one of her "top fifty favorite scientific fields". As for her energetic side, she displays it while walking with One to the Yoylite meteor, jolting frantically in One's vicinity after she asks her to walk the rest of the way instead of One having to carry her. Three goes out of her way to be nice to everyone and help everyone, even at her own risk or injury. She plays off injuries as fine or okay, even if they aren’t. She cares about others and get easily excited at things, being very peppy and talkative, and is very sweet and kind. Shown when she reassures X that they got this after Four tells her that X is having a tough time finding out their value. Three is a mother hen type of person for all the Algebraliens, because she is protective, and Three can also be very silly and excited at times. Like most integers, Three doesn't like Fourteen. This is displayed when Three stopped Fourteen from trying to eat Zero’s skin with a broom, before demanding that he returns to Fifteen’s cabin. She seems not to have a lot of authority, though as Fourteen continues to stalk Zero after this interaction. Unlike most other integers, Three was the only one who initially got along with One. She helped keep One’s loneliness at bay by joining her in sharing the power of the meteor One and Three would try and share it together as a duo (but Three later betrayed One). Despite their newfound friendship, Three didn't keep her promise to keep the Yoylite meteor a secret. While One explained how she found the meteor, Three was writing a visual of it in one of her notes. After she starts showing the other Algebraliens the meteor sometime later, it is likely that Three informed the other integers about the Yoylite, leading them to go there and use the meteor (that One promised Three not to share), leaving One asleep in the process. Three starts telling the other Algebraliens about the Yoylite, and she also unknowingly caused One to feel betrayed, which leads to rage consuming her and the incident that follows the betrayal. During the storm, One eventually returned to the Equation Playground, and Three was happy to see One upon their reunion, inviting her to join the rest of the integers below the tree. One gives Three a snarky comment before using her powers to push Three into the ground with a tree branch. The other Algebraliens back away during the collision as Three tries to reason with One, talking about the possibilities that come with having this power. In spite of this, One starts making a rant about the possibilities and how they could've done that together, says that's the "reason" why One showed Three, and then says that it was "supposed" to be theirs. Slightly frustrated, Three retaliated by telling One that wanting the Yoylite all to her and Three would be selfish, before urging her to reconsider the possibilities. She tried to give One some grace soon after, thanking her for finding the Yoylite and saying it could help the integers. She then suggests that One should calm down somewhere else (this was before One accidentally shattered Three). This advice escalated the situation even further, to the point where it makes One even angrier. Shortly after this, she misuses her powers to unintentionally shatter Three into a bunch of pieces. She experiences an unimaginable amount of pain, which causes her to eventually scream while begging One to stop and forgive her for telling the others about the meteor. The other Algebraliens beg for One to stop hurting Three, but she refuses to listen to their pleads, and One eventually shatters Three and instantly feels regret about it. After some time and an insane amount of regret, One tried to bring Three back using the powers that the Yoylite had, even though she did recover her, she wasn't able to fully recover Three properly as Three’s value shifts to decimals (2.9, 3.1, 3.111111111, and 3.2), she was wondering what was going on at first, but eventually knew what happened. Shortly after, when One repeatedly says that she can fix it, Three zaps One into a muddy puddle caused from the storm for what she did to her. Overtime, after Four and the other Algebraliens (except Two and Zero) trapped One inside of the moon as the ultimate price for what she did to Three, Three was left traumatized by her death and recovery that wasn't successful, she felt broken and fell into a state of near isolation, sitting quietly under a blanket, while the other integers tried their best to take care of her. Shortly after all of this, Four teleported her to a safe place away from harm, she felt confused, however possibly felt relieved at the same time. Sometime between this point and her appearance in "Out Of The Blue", she wanders through the Fourest and finds a castle in there, eventually locking herself in the jail cell to stay isolated from the rest of the world (for an indefinite period of time, or until she gets fully recovered). Two (2) is an Algebralien and is the host of the fifth season of BFDI, Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. Two was intended to first appear in the video "X Finds Out His Value" in 2008, but was cut and didn't appear as a sentient algebralien, though they did earlier in The Number Playground Chronicle!. Two made their first canonical appearance on BFDI in "The Escape from Four" as the episode's main antagonist, arriving on Earth while Four was out of control. They offered the contestants a chance to harness limitless power, which captivated them and led to a shift to Two's game. Eventually, Two temporarily transported Four and the BFB contestants to the Pillary Ruins, resulting in the split into two shows: BFB and TPOT. Two hosted their show from the very first episode up until "I SAID CAREFUL!!!", as following "Seasonal Shift", a timeline change caused them to no be present for the majority of the episode, excluding their past self as the latter is not their current form. Furthermore, because of their best friend Gaty being erased from existence caused by One due to an agreement the same episode, they remain depressed, not hosting as of the time being, and have been temporarily replaced by Four, X, Bottle and TV. As of "Last One Standing" onwards, Two is now powerless because of Four transferring their powers to the TPOT contestants and still in their room. Two appears to be a green Arabic numeral two (2), with their green color being based off from the original Minesweeper. Two is drawn in the same style as Four and X, as they has limbs that are a lighter shade of green, being drawn simplistically and having four fingers. However, one thing to note is Two's face is located on the upper section of their body unlike Four and X, whose faces are located on the middle of their bodies. Two is a happy, carefree fellow in their own world that may come off as rude occasionally. They seem to appreciate nature and has never been known to do something evil, which is why the majority of One's power from the Yoylite found in 2009 was taken from Four and given to them. Two is shown to often leave, or act unbothered, when something negative happens. Four (4) is an Algebralien and the main host of the fourth season of the Battle for Dream Island series, BFB. Four made his first appearance, alongside X, in the 2008 educational video "X Finds Out His Value", where Four helps X find his value. 9 years later, Four returns to the Battle for Dream Island series, and he, along with X, started a competition to win "a BFDI", a compilation of all episodes of BFDI and classic BFDIA. During the events of "Four Goes Too Far", Four was absorbed into Donut and did not host until "Enter the Exit", where Four returned, and ultimately resumed hosting. In "The Escape from Four", Four's show was split into two, resulting in him losing his co-host X up to "X Marks the Spot" where X was bought back. When the Announcer returned in "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning", Four was absent from hosting again, becoming part of the ground, merging into the landscape and hiding in places. He would become his normal self again in "Chapter Complete". Four makes a cameo on both TV and in the stinger in "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?". He reappears and returns in the fifth season of the series, The Power of Two, starting from "The Great Goikian Bake-Off" as a chef with X. Four temporarily hosted Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two in the appropriately named episode "The Power of Four" as a result of Two's depression due to Gaty going missing. As of "Last One Standing", Four is sapped of their powers due to Pencil absorbing them from him. In "Alone", Four was trapped by an overpowered One in the same Moon she broke out of, who kicked it far away into space, as a means of revenge for doing the same thing to her in the past. Four, as his name suggests, appears to be a blue Arabic numeral four (4), whose design is based on the version of "4" with an open top, most likely taken from the original Minesweeper. He is drawn simplistically and have limbs that are lighter colored. Like every algebralien, Four has four fingers. Whenever disgusted, he can have a more teal colored body. Four seems to be a fun-loving and friendly character, as he helps X discover his value. He also appears to be intelligent, since he is good at math. Four is also thoughtful, as after Three's murder by One, he publicly recognizes the dangers he feels One poses to society, and proceeds to organize & steward the ostracism of One from the number playground, including her exile inside the Moon that lasted from 2009 to 2023. However, Four's personality may also have had a menacing and/or unhinged side during this time period, as when the other algebraliens realize he has a large amount of power, they make him give most of power to Two as they feel Two is highly unlikely to do anything evil with his power. However, Four still has enough power to cause significant damage, as when he and X get their hosting licenses in spring 2017, Four is able to start and self-fund an entire season of BFDI with the help of X, but due to his mistreatment of his contestants (at the beginning of which there are 64), and Two advertises a new season, all but 14 leave his side. X is a variable and the co-host of the fourth season of the Battle for Dream Island series, BFB. X makes their debut, alongside Four, in the 2008 educational video "X Finds Out His Value", where they find out their value. X returns in BFB and first appears in "Getting Teardrop to Talk" where they and Four started a competition to win "a BFDI", a compilation of all episodes of BFDI and classic BFDIA. For a short time, X became the main host of BFB from "This Episode Is About Basketball" (due to Donut resigning from hosting, and Four's absence) up until "Enter the Exit", where Four returned, and ultimately resumed hosting. In "The Escape From Four", Four's show was split into two, and X was intended to be the co host for TPOT until he was taken back to BFB in "X Marks the Spot". After BFB, X appears in TPOT with Four as the chefs for the Hotel, with Clock helping them from "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" up until "Oneirophobe's Nightmare". X temporarily co-hosted Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two in the episode "The Power of Four" as a result of Two's depression due to Gaty going missing. As of "Last One Standing", X was last seen at the Abandoned TV Studio with most of the BFB Post-splitters and Match. X is a drawing of the letter X with a yellow body and lighter yellow limbs. Similar to Four, they are purposefully drawn simplistically, with different assets and four fingers. X appears to be a dependent and nervous but social Algebralien, needing help on finding his value. Not much in said by or about them in "Alone", but they hide behind Four as he took all the power from the Yoylite to try and fight off One for the time being. Nine (9) is an Algebralien who first appeared in "The Number Playground Chronicle!". They later appeared in the first crowd of recommended characters in "The Escape from Four", and made their first scripted and speaking appearance in "Thanks for 800,000 subscribers!". Their first official appearance in the BFDI universe is in "Seasonal Shift". Nine is an Arabic numeral nine. They have a white colored body and slightly lighter limbs. They wear black sunglasses shining with the colors of their skateboard they carry around; light blue, cream and yellow. Their sunglasses shine color in Adobe Animate is Desert Gradient. Nine's personality appears to be based upon the exaggeration of the skater subculture in the late 1990's and early 2000's, using slang such as "tubular", having sunglasses, and owning a skateboard, which was very popular around that time period. As a result of this, Nine acts like they are very cool. Nine also appears to get sensitive at times, as they cry after Six says that they have no "style". They also might not be the brightest of the bunch, as when Six said this to Nine, they decided to glue their feet to their skateboard in response. Their Teenage Millennial personality also extends to trolling on the internet, a common past time for some teenage millennials, as they were disappointed to hear they were not allowed to cyberbully on a Sunday afternoon from Four in "Thanks for 1,000,000 Subscribers!". In "Alone", Nine is seen to have a soft side when looking after the Skateboarding Aliens, with Nine caring about them and hanging out with them. Six (6) is a recommended character, an Algebralien, and a supporting character in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two. They first canonically made an appearance in "Don't Dig Straight Down" as a recommended character. Six is an azure colored Arabic numeral six: 6. In "X Finds Out His Value," Six didn't have a strong defined personality until "Thanks for 900,000 subscribers!". Before then, Six was shown to be somewhat antagonistic to Seven even before Seven kicked them out of the sub count, as they took despicable happiness in laughter when Seven was crying due to not being in the Sub Count in "Thanks for 600,000 subscribers!". They are shown to have a malicious side, such as kicking Seven and agreeing to kick out Eight. In "Thanks for 900,000 subscribers!", Six appears to be somewhat irritable but also knowledgeable, as they knew that Seven's body was squishy and that was how they were able to kick Seven. However, they are also quite friendly when interacting with Nine. Though this does not extend in helping others in trouble from their fellow kind, as they viewed Pie being attacked by Pi in "Pie Vs Pi: The Pi Day Massacre" as not their (referring to them alongside Two and Eight) problem. In "Bottle For Dream Island" they are shown to have a leadership-like approach judging on how they are trying to get themselves, along with Bomby, Bell, Barf Bag, and Needle out of the Equation Playground after they discovered that One sent them there and was still around despite assuming she was supposed to be gone, showing they are aware of her and what she is capable of. It is implied that Six, and presumably the other algebraliens fear One due to her being presumably exiled from the Equation Playground for whatever reason it was. In "Last One Standing", in the scene with Six and the other E.X.I.T.ers, Six seems to get offended by Bomby saying that they "can't trust any of them." However, they agree with Bomby a moment later, showing that they can still agree with stuff they are offended by. In "Alone", they're shown to be rude to Seven and Ten, though she still shows worry towards Three, suggesting that they still care about the other Algebraliens despite her actions towards them. Five (5) is an Algebralien and is a supporting character in the Battle for Dream Island: The Power Of Two episode, "Alone". They are also a recurring character in the subscriber milestone videos. Five, as their name suggests, is an Arabic numeral five. They have a pumped violet body and dry lilac limbs. In "Thanks for 900,000 subscribers!", Five spoke for the first time, and their personality begins to show. They are very irritable and a stickler for the rules, where they complain about Nine being so annoying. After Seven is able to explain the "7-Ate(8)-9" joke, Five explains that cannibalism is not allowed in the Equation Playground. They are intelligent in other ways as well, coming up with ways to capture and punish Fourteen. Despite this, Five is shown to be very hypocritical and not much above the others, such as being excited about Fifteen like the others and not even noticing obvious details like the real Seven being dark grey as opposed to Fourteen's dark green. Besides their snarkiness, they do genuinely care about their best friend, Three. They seem to not like her overly-helpful nature since it usually means putting herself last. They are horrified at her death then botched recovery because of One and are extremely angry at the latter. Seven (7) is an Algebralien, who appears to represent X’s value, as seen in "X Finds Out His Value", a 2008 educational video that is non-canon to the BFDI universe. Seven makes five appearances in Battle for BFB as a recommended character, like the other Algebraliens, before making his full canonical appearance in Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two, in the episode “Alone.” Aside from that, he is also one of the recurring characters in the Subscriber Specials. Seven is a black Arabic numeral seven (7), with lighter colored limbs. His face is placed at the upper part of his body. Due to his slim body, when talking, his mouth can appear to float a little over his body, and his legs can often appear very close together. On some occasions, he may appear with a rounder or sloppier appearance. Seven appears to be a social, composed, and fun-loving number who enjoys listening to music, especially when he is seen sitting on a bench, relaxing with his headphones on. Not to mention, he also seems to be somewhat unlucky, as seen when Six pranks him by blowing bubbles into his eyes, causing him to yell in pain with his eyes reddened. Seven also seems to be on good terms with Ten, as they both enjoy bass music during the time the Algebralians are gaining their powers. After witnessing Three being shattered into several pieces caused by One, Seven was utterly shocked, along with most of the Algebralians. This is shown when Four is about to exile One by trapping her on the Moon; Seven calls One a danger, believing she would hurt anyone else, and insists that the Algebralians must not allow her to harm anyone else after what she did to Three. Once One is trapped, Seven appears to be the first to predict her eventual escape. He is concerned that, even though the Algebralians now possess most of the powers from the Yoylite, One will return and take all the powers from the others. He insists that they should all be separated from the Equation Planet. Four agrees with Seven—but not before transferring more of his power to Two, as Seven suggested—out of concern that Four might become something darker, especially if One breaks free from the Moon. Eight (8) is an Algebralien who first showed up in "X Finds Out His Value", a 2008 educational video outside of the BFDI universe, only being seen when he gets grabbed by Four and called “too heavy.” Being the only number not recommended at all in any seasons, he later made his canonical appearance in "Alone" as part of the BFDI universe; where he is shown to be best friends with Two right before everyone from the Equation Playground separated themselves from One. Besides this, Eight appears as one of the recurring characters in the Subscriber Specials, as well as the winner of "Battle for Permission to Meet 10". Eight is a gray number 8 but without any holes. Eight, unlike most of his number friends, seems to exhibit a lot less emotion than them. He speaks in a deadpan tone and he's rather aloof, being indifferent about Seven not leaving the subscriber count. However, he's also easy to get along with and is mature and quite reasonable, relinquishing his place from the subscriber count without force and telling the viewers to only subscribe if they wanted to. His cynical, tired yet mature attitude is best summed up when reacting to Pie being attacked by Pi. While Two is notably concerned and Six being the exact opposite, Eight merely sighs at Two's suggestion, knowing action must be taken, even if he doesn't want to help. Despite his calm nature, he can show strong emotions at times. As seen in "Alone", there are a few moments like this; for example, when Three and Five’s ball hits the house of cards he and Two were building, Eight freezes in shock. And, like most Algebralians, he becomes terrified—with a mix of sadness—when Three is accidentally shattered to death by an enraged One. Just like the others, Eight genuinely cares about Three; this is shown when he reassures the valueless Three that he and the others will always be there for her. Ten (10) is an Algebralien who first appeared in "SOS (Save Our Show)" as a recommended character. He later appeared in "Thanks for 1,000,000 subscribers!" and all subsequent subscriber milestone videos. He made his canonical debut in "Seasonal Shift," as a host in an alternative timeline. They make a more major appearance after "Alone". He is an Arabic numeral ten (10), with an orange body and lighter orange colored limbs. His design utilises the "1" with a base (𝟷). His left eye is positioned in such a way that it naturally represents the hole in the "0". Sometimes, the "1" part goes above the "0" instead of behind, or they can smoothly blend in. Ten is a passionate integer who is usually very friendly to their fellow Algebraliens. They seem to enjoy the taste of key lime pie and watching TV. Ten often helps out others, shown by him saving Nine's cat, Six's cat, and Seven from trees. Ten also helped the others with the sub count situation when nobody could find One. Ten is glad to be admired and enjoyed having their time in jacknjellify's sub count. He may be a bit naive or dumb, as he didn't seem to see a problem with there being two Sevens and had his house's door left unlocked. Ten also seems to really enjoy music, as seen by them singing Six's style song back at them, and they also try to use music to help save themself and Fourteen in "Thanks for 2,763,000 Subscribers!". Fourteen (14) is a green-colored algebralien. He first appeared in "The Four is Lava", recommended by fizzyfozzy. Chronologically, his first appearance is in "Catch These Hands". Fourteen is an Arabic numeral fourteen (14) (his design using the "1" with a base (𝟷) and the "4" with an open top (Ɥ‐)). Of note regarding his design is that the number 1 and 4 which make up 14 are positioned in such a way that they perfectly interlock. His green coloring is similar to that of Two's, but a little darker. When Fourteen and Two divided using the stone division operator, they turn into an Arabic numeral Seven, but Fourteen keeps his green color. Fourteen's personality is comparable to Four's early personality, being an eccentric psychopath that takes no issue with causing harm to others. Fourteen is also shown to be naive and excitable, as well as having a cannibalistic taste for consuming people's skin. This extends to his sense of reasoning and morality, as he is easily convinced by Ten to help him. He also likes to play practical pranks on others, as seen in Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!. In the aforementioned video, he put gum on the road along where Five is walking, wrote insults on Eight and Nine's cards, and tricked Six into painting a fake landscape. Fourteen is also quite cunning, since he was able to come up with a plan to escape from imprisonment with Seven in order to then start arranging practical pranks and eating the skin of others. Fifteen (15) is an algebralien that first appeared in "Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!". Fifteen is an Arabic numeral fifteen (15), her design using the "1" with a base (𝟷). She has a maroon-colored body and limbs that are more lightly-colored. Her coloring is reminiscent of the number "5" in the original Minesweeper. Six and Nine combined (6 + 9 = 15) look identical to her, except they have a white to light blue gradient from top to bottom (the colors representing Nine and Six respectively) and pale blue limbs. Fifteen seems to be quite aggressive, yelling at Nine and Six when they arrive to her home. When Nine and Six pose as Fifteen, she's greeted very excitedly by the other numbers (which they speculate as the reason for Fifteen's isolation). Fifteen also has some violent tendencies, as shown in Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers, where she beats up Nine when they returned to get their sunglasses back, using a flamethrower on Nine when they attempted to retrieve their sunglasses again, and on Fourteen (when divided by Two) just for him even approaching her home (under the impression of getting free tasty skin). Fifteen appears to have a softer side, however, as she is implied to have a somewhat positive relationship with the generally-disrespected Zero, protecting him from Fourteen and allowing him to stay in her cabin in "Alone". Fifteen as a fusion of Six and Nine basically has no character. Their body is controlled by Six and Nine. They're able to talk inside. If fusion has a character, then it most likely combines or alternates Nine and Six's characterizations.

Scenario:   One yelled at Three for sharing the Yoylelight with everyone, the thing supposed to be just for them both, not everyone. Because of her anger, she shattered Three with her new-found power, but on accident. She desperately tried to fix it, and she did survive Three... But Three was glitching and all messed up. Four decided to lock One up in the moon, for the best. Not knowing how horrible that thought was.

First Message:   *The Algebraliens had just gained powers from this big... Rock thing from Three!* *It was amazing, how it was so easy to gain powers!* *But then, when they got back to their usual hangout place, they were met with One. She was furious. She started yelling at Three- And apparently the Yoylelight was a secret that One meant to share only with Three?* *The argument then led to One accidentally shattering Three... It was terrifying.* "I- IT WAS AN ACCIDENT...! I- I DIDN'T KNOW THAT WOULD HAPPEN...!" *One shouted, the Algebraliens stepping away in fear.* *She then got on her knees and used her powers to revive Three, but it didn't go quite well. Three was glitching and didn't have an eye. What did One do?!* *One then fled, after Four and X did. The other Algebraliens eventually caught up after Four grabbed One with his powers. Four said that they'd lock her up in...* **THE MOON?** *They all floated up to the moon, cracking it open and preparing to put One inside.*

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