History WMG / BattleForDreamIsland

The prisoners have to deal with a surveillance loudspeaker operated by the constantly-changing dictator of the country, who forces them into torturing themselves in over-the-top ways until they are freed and sent to their native country by order of the United Nations, and if the government tells one of the prisoners the phrase "YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness", it's off to a gas chamber, aka the "Locker of Losers" or the "Tiny Loser Chamber", for their execution. To cope with this torture, the prisoners have covered all of this by replacing it in their minds with a wacky game show with inanimate objects as contestants and crazy stunts in order to win a island of their own.

At some point between BFB 2 and 6, Roboty told Woody about the waterfall as he believes Woody to be a good secret keeper.

In BFB 2, Woody didn't know Roboty was at the waterfall, [[spoiler: but when he is falling trough the waterfall at BFB 14, it reminds him of Roboty.
-->'''Woody:''' Wuh? Woboty?]]

Firey is just some guy she had a crush on. [[spoiler: She got mad at Firey between BFDI and BFDIA.]]

Four always says some variant of "the last-placing team is up for elimination" before the challenge. However, he didn't say anything like that in BFB 13, but instead that the team needs to find emeralds before X does. Plus, if multiple characters are eliminated, that could compensate for the long wait.

Liy actually killed one of them for unknown reasons, and after being recovered, they developed a hatred for Liy, along with the other, thus starting the feud. Because of this, Liy could also be TheAtoner; she clearly regretted killing them and wanted to atone for her sin, and also wanted a way to end the feud. One day, she was inspired by Pie's pacifism to form Death PACT and atone for killing Foldy/Stapy by saving lives rather than killing.

In BFB 1, at the part where Four recovers Pin and Pillow, turning on the Spanish subtitles nets a message reading "*Te dije que controlaba a todo el universo...*" For non-Spanish speakers, this reads, "I told you that I control the entire universe..." In BFB 5, he also refers to Pen's "makeover" of him from the previous episode as "blasphemous."

Liy actually killed one of them for unknown reasons, and after being recovered, they developed a hatred for Liy. Adding to this is that Liy could also be TheAtoner; she was inspired by Pie's pacifism to form Death PACT and atone for killing Foldy/Stapy by saving lives rather than killing.

In BFB 1, at the part where Four recovers Pin and Pillow, turning on the Spanish subtitles nets a message reading "*Te dije que controlaba a todo el universo...*" For non-Spanish speakers, this reads, "I told you that I control the entire universe..." In BFB 5, he also refers to Pen's "makeover" of him from the previous episode as "blasphemous."

In BFB 4, when Loser says he doesn't like papier-mâché, we cut to a flashback, where we see a few mysterious people beating up a papier-mâché construction of him, presumably made by Loser himself. Perhaps Loser isn't actually that popular at all?

This came to me when I was watching BFB and realized something. Four seems to be very...odd. This led me to believe he's an infant of whatever he is. Four seems to have the abilities to shoot lightning, scream at high pitches, revive and deform people, and suck people into the upper-right corner of his head [[spoiler: (or in Bracelety's case, inside his mouth)]] . However, he seems to just use these powers without understanding what will happen. He also gets angry a lot of the time, draws with crayons, a writing tool created for CHILDREN, and acts very childish at times.

In every episode of BFB, if you look in the background, Yoyle Mountain can be seen. We wouldn't know if this was Yoyle Mountain or not if it didn't have one feature. A pole. In BFDIA 5e, the summit of Yoyle Mountain was located on a giant pole with floating platforms around it, like something you'd see in a video game. So Yoyle Mountain could return, we just hope it doesn't end in a hiatus like last time.

At the end of BFB Episode 3, everyone whose speech was intelligible on Bleh (everyone except Dora and Teardrop) told Taco off except Gaty. There's also the fact that in Episode 1, Gaty picked Taco to be on her team and exclaimed that her death was a tragedy in Episode 3.

Notice how [[spoiler: after being freed by Iance, Match and Bubble suggested Ice Cube to join as a replacement for Pencil. And didn't say anything after Book asked her.]]

[[WMG: Yoyle City is actually Toronto.]]

** One line of dialogue gains a whole new meaning. He asks Pencil in Episode 19 if she was glad "he didn't vomit on her". This shows a level of awareness in Rocky that he KNOWS that vomiting is gross, yet he does it anyway. Him asking this rhetorical question could imply he wanted to throw Pencil off guard for a moment.

An aspect of Rocky's behaviour is silently staring at other characters with a abnormal smile on his face. And it's never explained why he does this. His vomit is also the main part of his life, and how much harm it causes. In episode 25 of the first season, Rocky's ability to vomit in copious amounts is explained by an infinite matter generator in this mouth, which allows voluntary control of barf. This implies that all those times Rocky has vomited on people and property were intentional, and done to cause hurt. Add in the fact that his vomit allowed him to win some contests, and you're looking at a sociopath hidden in the form of a rock.

** One line of dialogue gains a whole new meaning. He asks Pencil in Episode 19 if she was glad "he didn't vomit on her". This shows a level of awareness in Rocky that he KNOWS that vomiting is gross, yet he does it anyway. This change of routine, the speech he gives out, could imply he wanted to throw Pencil off guard for a moment.

The main aspect of Rocky's behaviour is silently staring at other characters with a abnormal smile on his face, and vomiting. In episode 25 of the first season, Rocky's ability to vomit in copious amounts is explained by an infinite matter generator in this mouth, which allows voluntary control of vomit excretion. This implies that all those times Rocky has vomited on people and properties were intentional, and done in pure earnest to cause harm and damage. Add in the fact that his vomit allowed him to win some contests, and you're looking at a sociopath hidden in the form of a rock.

** It turns out that BFDIA 6 is actually IDFB 1, which takes place 3 years after BFDIA 5e.

** Confirmed!

Notice in the [[spoiler: supposed teaser for BFDIA 6,]] which can be watched [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rFUwZ0Vtims here]], there's a new animation style, Needle has a new voice actor and doesn't mind being called "Needy", the grass is darker, and the conversation between Ice Cube and Flower is heard at the end. Coincidence? I think NOT!

Notice how [[spoiler:in the final episode of BFDI, Firey saves Leafy from being executed, but in the beginning of BFDIA, this is undone and shows Leafy running from an angry mob of contestants. And then after she escapes Yoyleland and returns to Goiky, Firey says he doesn't remember her at all after Leafy talks to him.]] That's definitely something to consider.