History WesternAnimation / Numberjacks

* MrFixIt: Four does the repair work.

%%* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Numbertaker usually is defeated this way.

* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: In the episode "Almost Human", the human victim's girlfriend doesn't seem bothered that her boyfriend has been replaced with an anthropomorphic number 4, while the only response other humans give the 'Numberjack Man' is a confused look.

* FiveBadBand: In "Seaside Adventure":

The Numberjacks were animated characters (the numbers 0 to 9) who live in an ordinary sofa and solve problems outside; each episode has the same structure. At the beginning of the episode, some of the Numberjacks would be engaged in an activity, that would have relevance to the problem that was later discovered - then, an "agent" (who was a live-action child) would call in and describe the problem that is occurring. One (or two) of the Numberjacks would go out into the real world to solve the problem while the remaining Numberjacks stayed in the sofa and watch their progress on a screen. As soon as the problem was understood, Five would imagine what else could go wrong if it wasn't solved (often wondering what would happen to the Dancing Cow, who never actually made any physical appearance in the real world).

* CoolBigBro / CoolBigSis: Seven, Eight, and Nine. Occasionally, Six will play the role.
* DingDongDitchDistraction: When someone is sitting on the sofa at launching time.

* GenderEqualEnsemble: Subverted. The Numberjacks themselves have the odd numbers as girls and the even numbers as boys, but the "meanies" have 2 girls and 3 boys. Agents can vary.

* TheNameless: The family who lives in the house with the Numberjacks' sofa, consisting of a man, a woman, and their (presumed) daughter. However, there is one episode where the daughter's name is revealed. It's [[spoiler:Holly.]]

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Numbertaker usually is defeated this way.
* SickEpisode: "The Dreaded Lurgi".

* YouAreNumberSix: Well, when your body is shaped like a number, it's bound to happen.

--> '''Four' ': "Wow, that looks good. It's great! Fantastic! ...Um, what is it?"

* EdutainmentShow

* GenderEqualEnsemble: Subverted. The Numberjacks themselves have the odd numbers as girls and the even numbers as boys, but the 'meanies' have 2 girls and 3 boys. Agents can vary.
* IveHeardOfThatWhatIsIt: In 'Slide and Turn', Four has a line like this regarding a moving mat that Six uses to move a car.
--> Four: "Wow, that looks good. It's great! Fantastic! ...Um, what is it?"
* MediumBlending

--> Five: "If one sun was turned into ten suns, it would be far too hot, and everything would die!"
* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Three is the pink girl and Four is the blue boy. Also somewhat similar with Seven and Eight, except Seven is red while Eight is light blue.

* TeritarySexualCharacteristics: Downplayed. The female Numberjacks have long eyelashes, but then, ''all'' the Numberjacks have eyelashes.

* FourTempermentEnsemble: Five is Phlegmatic and Four is Melancholic. As for Three and Six... well, it really [[DependingOnTheWriter depends on the episode]], but typically Three is Sanguine and Six is Chloric.

BigBad: The Puzzler.
TheDragon: Spooky Spoon.
TheBrute: Problem Blob.
EvilGenius: Numbertaker.
DarkChick: Shape Japer

* FiveBadBand: In "Seaside Adventure" - BigBad: The Puzzler. TheDragon: Spooky Spoon. TheBrute: Problem Blob. EvilGenius: Numbertaker. DarkChick: Shape Japer

* VocalEvolution: As the series progressed, Four's voice kept getting deeper and deeper, and by the series finale, his voice was almost as deep as Six's.

* I'veHeardOfThatWhatIsIt: In 'Slide and Turn', Four has a line like this regarding a moving mat that Six uses to move a car.

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* IveHeardOfThatWhatIsIt: In 'Slide and Turn', Four has a line like this regarding a moving mat that Six uses to move a car.

* ScrewThisImOuttaHere: Numbertaker usually is defeated this way

%%* FiveBadBand: In "Seaside Adventure" - BigBad: The Puzzler. TheDragon: Spooky Spoon. TheBrute: Problem Blob. EvilGenius: Numbertaker. DarkChick: Shape Japer

* ContinuityNod: A fair bit. In several episodes, Three wants to go out on a mission, but seems to never get her chance. She does get it eventually, with Five on a few missions and Six with One. She was going to go out with Four as well [[spoiler:but the launcher broke]]. She eventually goes out by herself a few times.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In "A Game Of Two Halves", Four says this:
->'''Four''': [Stifling a laugh] And he's lost half his trousers.\\
'''Six''': What did you just say Four?\\
'''Four''': The man's lost half his trousers.

* FiveBadBand: In "Seaside Adventure"
** BigBad: The Puzzler
** TheDragon: Spooky Spoon
** TheBrute: Problem Blob
** EvilGenius: Numbertaker
** DarkChick: Shape Japer

* UnusallyUninterestingSight: In the episode "Almost Human", the human victim's girlfriend doesn't seem bothered that her boyfriend has been replaced with an anthropomorphic number 4, while the only response other humans give the 'Numberjack Man' is a confused look.

* Five-BadBand: In "Seaside Adventure"

* PinkGirlBlueBoy: Three is the pink girl and Four is the blue boy. Also somewhat simaler with Seven and Eight, except Seven is red while Eight is light blue.

* ScrewThisImOuttaThere: Numbertaker usually is defeated this way

* MediumBlending: The animated Numberjacks often appeared in live-action settings.