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Wallpaper and Floor Collection

*Last Updated: 4/27/22*

The **Wallpaper and Floor Collection** are a bunch of various Wallpapers and Floors released during 2015 and 2016 and left later in 2015-2016. This page includes wallpapers that have not yet returned *only*.

**Note: From the collection of discontinued or unavailable wallpapers, only the White Wallpaper & White Floor are beta. View more on Wallpapers and Floors. Additionally, though the white wallpaper and floors are "Rare!" tagged, their names do not include "Rare!" in them.**

**Note: The Tree House Den Wallpaper looks like the in-store Small House, Pegasus Palace Wallpaper, and the Tiger Temple Wallpaper. Watch out for the differences - the original will never mention "Small House" or "Tiger".**

**Note: The Pegasus Flooring looks like the in-store Small House and the Aquarium Flooring. Watch out for the differences - the original will never mention "Small House" or "Aquarium"in their name.**

**Note: Because of the similarity between the Beta/Discontinued Wallpapers & Flooring and the new wallpapers & flooring, these items are very unwanted due to the possibility of being scammed.**

**Note: Most wallpapers are unwanted and may not get the full worth stated; if you are lucky you can trade a collector.**

**Note: Older wallpapers have been coming back to stores, so these worths are unstable.**

**Note: Some of the wallpapers and floors, especially white, are currently declining in worth due to AJ releasing in a recent update the ability to customize your own wallpapers and floors, making the white wallpaper and floor easily replicated. Therefore, making most of these low demand/unwanted.**

## Wallpaper

 Highest Rare Mystical Fairy Amulet + Tiny/Small Adds; Depends on Jammer

## Flooring

 Highest Rare Mystical Fairy Amulet + Tiny/Small Adds; Depends on Jammer
Winged Shoes

*Last Updated 11/21/19*

The **Winged** **Shoes** are a clothing item worn on the paws. They were originally released in the Beta Testing. They were first released in February 2016 and left Jam Mart Clothing later that same month.

**Note: This item is currently being given out by pets as a leveling gift amongst other items, these are currently worth nothing of large value, do not get scammed by others.**
Wolf Hat

*Last Updated: 07/09/2023*

The **Wolf Hat** is a clothing item worn on the head. It was originally released on September 9, 2020 as an Anniversary Prize Pal Prize. There are both default and custom variants.

**Note: The default and custom variants are different - Don’t get scammed, some jammers may say their Default Wolf Hat is a Custom Variant.**

**Note: This item has party favor variants that look just like original custom variants; party favor hats will have the party favor label.**

## Custom Variants

**Note: Custom Colored Wolf Hats are no longer generated. There is an unknown amount of randomly generated Wolf Hats.**

**Note: Depending on color and customization, Wolf Hats may go for more or less.**

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Wooden Shield

*Last Updated 07/1/20*

The **Wooden Shield** is a clothing item worn on the back. It was originally released in July 2015 and left stores that same month. It got re-released in October 2015, then left and returned in December 2015. Shortly after, it was removed and hasn't returned since.

**Note: This item has a Leilani Variant. Watch out for the differences, the original will never have a "Rare!" tag.**

**Note: This item is unwanted, meaning you may need to find a collector to get the full worth listed.**
Lysoft PersonalMicro Mark I (Computer)

The Lysoft PersonalMicro is a micro-computer released in mid-1973 by Lysoft. It had a 160 x 120 2-color black and white screen, and an 8-inch floppy drive. When the computer was released, Lysoft were still a very small company, with this being the first computer they ever made. They were very pressed for budget, so they had to use as many cheap parts as they could. They created the best computer they could, a computer with a 11-year life expectancy on average, due to using very poorly crafted materials. The computer itself looked mundane, but it could accomplish many tasks. The computer was still quite primitive when it came out, but its low price of $600 helped the computer sell, as both people's first computers, and as bulk computers for small businesses. It sold decently for what it was, and most sales were from Littleton, Colorado, the manufacturing base of the PersonalMicros, where they sold for $525 due to the low cost of putting them in stores. Most games, programs, and third party materials are rooted in Littleton and surrounding cities. When the PersonalMicro II released in 1975, the PersonalMicro dropped to $525 MSRP, dropping to $450 in Littleton and surrounding areas. This helped the PersonalMicro gain a slightly larger footing before it was declared out-of-manufacturing in 1978. PersonalMicros that still work usually go for up to $1,500 nowadays, and only 120 are believed to exist out of the 1,000 produced in the 70's.
Pet Peacock

*Last Updated: 27/06/22*

The **Pet Peacock** was originally released in July 2017 at Claws ‘N Paws and the Sapphire Shop for 50 Sapphires. It was later removed from stores in January 2018. Its default appearance is a Peacock with blue colored plumage, a cluster of swirled feathers on its head, and a large green tail. The divisions of its tail feature lighter green spades on each end, and all have a centering swirl pattern. The original variant of this pet earned a “Rare!” tag on July 1st, 2021.

**Note: Depending on colors and customization, the Pet Peacock will go for more or less than the worth listed.**

**Note: Solid colors, whites, blacks, oranges, yellows, browns, tans, and greys often go for more with collectors.**

**Note: The Pet Wild Turkey is used to impersonate this pet. Watch out for the differences and don’t get scammed.**

**Note: The Pet Peacock is commonly referred to as "Peck" or "Pekc" by many Jammers as an abbreviation.**

**Note: Using a Pet Adoption Token, you may obtain a randomized variant of the Pet Peacock. Watch out for the differences - the original will always have a "Rare!" tag and will never have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: Using a Golden Pet Token, you may obtain a golden variant of the Pet Peacock. Watch out for the differences - the original will never be solid gold in color and never have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: Using a Galaxy Pet Token, you may obtain a galaxy variant of the Pet Peacock Watch out for the differences - the original will never have a galaxy pattern and never have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: Using a Sapphire Pet Token, you may obtain a sapphire variant of the Pet Peacock. Watch out for the differences - the original will never have a sapphire pattern and never have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: The worth of the pet token variants are lower than the worth of the "Rare!" variants; do not get scammed.**

 1,000-2,500 Sapphires; May Go For More; Depends on Jammer

## Default

 900-1,300 Sapphires; May Go For More; Depends on Jammer
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Rare Phantom Necklace

*Last Updated: 12/4/22*

The **Rare Phantom Necklace** was originally released in the Beta Testing. It was first released in June 2015 and left Jam Mart Clothing later that month. It returned to stores again in August 2015 and was removed the same month. On September 2017, it earned a **“Rare!”** tag.

**Note: This item has a Salesman Variant. Watch out for the differences - the original will always have a "Rare!" tag.**

**Note: The yellow and green variants are harder to find, and may go for more than stated.**

**This item is hard to trade, as it is unwanted. Particularly the green, which is very similar to the Salesman Variant.**

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Rare Ornament Earrings

*Last Updated 10/17/23*

The **Rare Ornament Earrings** were originally released during Jamaalidays in December 2015 at Jam Mart Clothing and left later that month. They were rereleased in December 2016 at Jam Mart Clothing and left in January 2017. They received the **"Rare!"** tag in December 2017.

**Note: This item has a Salesman Variant. Watch out for the differences - the original one will always have a "Rare!" tag.**

**Note: These items are low in demand, meaning they may not go for stated worth.**
Lysoft Econolyne e2921 (Computer)

The Lysoft Econolyne e2921 is a computer released by Lysoft in 2003. It was the last computer to use the V-Disk line of floppy disks, which had been mainly abandoned since 1997, but thrived in the lower-end computer market, like the Lysoft Econolyne series, which used them in every computer from its inception in 1995 until 1999, when the Econolyne e1621 excluded the drive in exchange for a faster CD reader speed. 6 months later, the e1661 implemented the V-Disk drive again, downgrading the CD reader speeds in the process, though they were still faster than the e1611's speeds, the last computer to use the V-Disk until the e1661. The Econolyne e2921 ran Windows XP and Windows 2000 out-of-box, with 512mb RAM. It was marketed as "The Most Versatile Family Computer", being marketed at gaming, browsing, image editing, and even sound design. Some computers came with a promo DVD, containing a one-mission post-release demo of Battlegrounds WW2, a trial of Lysoft Image-Edit, Lysoft Open-Browser, and Video 3D Chess. This helped the computer gain traction, and few e2921 programs exclusively utilized the V-Disk drive. In fact, because of this, the V-Disk version of Lysoft Image-Edit 4.1 costs up to $150 today, 10 times what it originally costed.
Werewolf Collection

*Last Updated 7/31/22*

The **Werewolf Collection**is a collection of clothing items which consist of the **Werewolf Tail, Werewolf Mask,** and **Werewolf Paws**. They were originally released during the Night of the Phantoms in October 2017 as a prize from the Super Sweets Minigame.

**Note: The Werewolf Mane isn't included in this collection as it isn't obtainable in the Super Sweets Minigame.**
Inventario Inicial

## Equipo de aventurero inicial

* Saco de Dormir 1PP / 5 Libras
* Manta 5PP / 3 Libras
* Mochila o petate 2PO / 2 Libras
* Cuerda 10PO / 5 Libras
* Yesca y pedernal 1PO / -
* Espejito de acero 10 PO / 1/2 Libra
* Muda de Viajero 1PO / 5 Libras

## Equipo básico de explorador

* Antorcha 1pc / 1 libra

* Daga (probablemente la segunda mejor arma-herramienta, para sustituir las ganzúas o usarla para desincrustar gemas en según que sitios, como apoyo para escalar, cubierto para comer etc.) 2PO / 1 Libra

* Garfio + la cuerda 2PO / 14 Libras

* Hacha de mano (probablemente la segunda mejor arma-herramienta después de la daga: ideal para cortar y martillear) 6PO / 3 Libras

* Lanza corta (probablemente la tercera mejor arma-herramienta después de la daga y el hacha de mano: ideal para disparar trampas, cazar, medir profundidades, arrear al ganado, usar de pica en pasillos de castillos) 1PO / 3 Libras

* Manta 5pp / 3 Libras
* Mochila o petate 2PO / 2 Libras
* Odre con agua 1 PO / 4 Libras
* Pergamino + Carboncillo o cálamo 3pp / 0 Libras
* Raciones de viaje (de 3 a 6) 15 a 30pp / 3 a 6 Libras
* Saco de aspillera o similar 1PP / 1/2 Libra
* Saco de Dormir 1PP / 5 Libras
* Yesca y pedernal 1PO

## Equipo especializado de aventurero

* Aceite 1pp / 1 Libra

* Aguja de costura 5pp / 0 Libras
* Aparejo de poleoas 5PO / 5 Libras
* Anzuelo 1pp / 0 Libras8 Libras
* Espejito de acero 10 PO / 1/2 Libra
* Estuche (mapas o pergaminos) 1PO / 1/2 Libra
* Frasco 3pc / 1,5 Libras
* Grilletes 15PO / 2 Libras
* Lámpara corriente 1pp / 1 Libra
* Linterna de ojo de buey 12PO / 3 Libras
* Linterna sorda 7PO / 2 Libras
* Martillo 5pp / 2 Libras
* Muda de Montaraz 10PO /
* Muda de Viajero 1PO / 5 Libras
* Pala o azada 2PO / 8 Libras
* Piedra trueno 30PO / 1 Libra
* Silbato de señales 8pp / 0 Libras
* Tienda de campaña 10PO / 20 Libras

* Vial 1PO / 0 Libras

## Equipo de pícaro

* Ácido 10PO/ 1 Libra
* Abrojos 1PO / 2 Libras
* Aparejo de poleoas 5PO / 5 Libras
* Anzuelo 1pp / 0 Libras
* Cuerda de seda 10PO / 5 Libras
* Espejito de acero 10 PO / 1/2 Libras
* Garfio de escalada 1PO / 4 Libras
* Grilletes 15PO / 2 Libras
* Herramientas de Ladrón 30PO / 1 Libras
* Herramientas de Ladrón de gran calidad 100PO / 2 Libra
* Jabón 5pp / 1 Libra
* Linterna sorda 7PO / 2 Libras
* Material de disfraz 50PO / 8 Libras
* Material de escalada 80PO / 5 Libras
* Palanqueta 2PO / 5 Libras

## Equipo de lanzadores de conjuros

* Agua bendita 25PO / 1 Libra
* Bolsa para componentes de conjuro 5PO / 2 Libras
* Contraveneno 50PO / 0 Libras
* Estuche (mapas o pergaminos) 1PO / 1/2 Libras
* Frasco 3pc / 1,5 Libras
* Libro de conjuros de mago 15PO / 3 Libras

* Material de curandero 50PO / 8 Libras
* Pergamino + Carboncillo o cálamo 3pp / 0 Libras
* Símbolo sagrado de madera 1PO / 0 Libras
* Símbolo sargado deplata 25PO / 1 Libra
* Vestiduras de clérigo 5PO / 6 Libras
* Vial 1PO / 0 Libras
Cobra (Undead Oxygen album)

Cobra is the 7th studio album by Undead Oxygen, released June 2nd, 2012, and their final release on China Records. The poor sales of this album caused Plastic Records to unsign them and sign them to their independent subsidiary, Plastic Man Records, in 2013. However, they still funded the 8th Undead Oxygen album, as recording had already started by the time that they were signed to Plastic Man Records. The album sold 6,200 copies out of an expected 30,000 copies. Many people blame China Records' lack of advertising for the album as the reason for the album's failure. The album was considered a victim of the loudness war, with so much compression that the guitar audibly cuts out on some snare hits. John's vocals were also "way too filtered", being compared later on to Green Day's "Uno!" in that respect, as well as in terms of overall sound. The album seemed to drift towards an "extremely radio friendly" image, with not as much heavy distortion. Many of the songs were not written by John, they were in fact written by the album's producer, Marc Chase, the cousin of Gary Queen, the producer of several other albums by the band. The album's rating averages around 4.5/10.
Don't Leave (Undead Oxygen album)

Don't Leave is the debut album of Undead Oxygen, recorded from June to August of 2003, and being released on January 21st, 2004, after 5 months of delay so that the band could afford to put the album out and tour for it. It was recorded in drummer Jordan Perry's garage utilizing multitracking, due to the fact that the band only had an overhead microphone and an SM57 at the time. The first issue of the CD was 400 copies, all made using a 2 CD copier, an Inkjet printer, and some sticker paper. They gave about 100 copies out to minor record stores, and tried to sell the rest on their "Tri-State Tour" of New York, Pennsylvania, and Ohio, projecting 100 sales per state. They managed to sell all but 23 copies of the album, which they sent out to a singular record store in Pittsburgh. The album was recorded in a garage using a cheap audio interface, Jordan's brand new (at the time) iBook, a cheap no-name large diaphragm overhead microphone, and a Shure SM57.

The recording process was influenced heavily by the shoestring budget, having to use a guitar practice amp for the bass for the first sessions because of the fact that Brian Welsh had left his 1981 Bassman amp at home. None of the recordings from these sessions ever made it to the album, however. Also, the guitar amp was a JCM800 combo amp whose speaker had blown mid-recording, resulting in the band buying a dual speaker Randall cabinet that didn't work on the right speaker at a thrift store the following week. The album was mixed by Jordan Perry, with it being only the second album he had ever mixed, after Marijuana Enthusiasm's "Color" in 2002. Other than complaints about the slight room noise that remained in some songs, his mixing job was praised.

Critics believed this album was a mixed bag. They encouraged that "8 Years Away" and "Pushover" become singles, but that at least 3 of the songs were "absolute garbage". They did recommend the album, however, with an average rating of 6.5/10.
Jaked (Operater album)

Jaked is the debut album by Chicago 90s-emo band Operater, released January 1st, 1989 on One-Punch Records, being the third release for the label, (The first and second being Operater's debut EP "Hatchet" and Infernus's self titled debut album, respectively) and the first to sell over 10,000 copies (achieving this in June 1989). It was the first and only album to feature all of the original members, as bassist/backing vocalist Mark Mackay left in the middle of the US tour to be replaced by Vince Meraz. The album was re-released in analog-remastered form in 2009 for the 20 year anniversary of the album, with 3 bonus tracks and 4 demos. During recording, the album was a self-titled album, but afterwards, they named it after the song "Jaked", which didn't actually make it to the album, and instead would make it to their self-titled EP 5 months later.

The album was produced and mixed by One-Punch Records co-founder Mike Corral. The masterer remains uncredited. It was recorded, mixed, mastered, and released for a total of $3,000, as far as the first pressing goes. It was originally on vinyl and cassette only, but in March 1989 it got a CD release as well. The album was supported with a 6-month tour from January to June 1989, of 46 US states, and one show in Toronto.
Blitz (Operater album)

Blitz is the second full-length album by Operater, released June 5th, 1991 on One Punch Records. The album was released on CD, cassette, and vinyl. This album was their first "well-produced" album, as their past 3 releases had been mixed, mastered, and produced by non-professionals, with one even being recorded in a basement in 6 hours. Blitz was produced, mixed, and mastered by Neil Grenwich, one of the in-house producers for One Punch Records that was hired in mid-1990. The first single for Blitz was released on its release day, "Keep Us Together". It peaked at #95 on the charts, being the first Operater release to chart. The second single, "1989", was a huge success for the band, peaking at #2 on the US charts and launching the band into mainstream popularity. Blitz was the first One Punch Records release to be certified gold, on August 2nd, 1991. The band's performance on Conan O'Brien had them performing for millions of viewers around the world. The band was offered record deals by many labels, but Operater stuck with One Punch Records due to the ability to "not have any outside sources interfering with our music." The album sold 2,930,000 copies worldwide approximately, and launched the band's mainstream career.
Rare Umbrella Hat

*Last Updated: 07/07/22*

The **Rare Umbrella Hat** was originally released in September 2015 at Jam Mart Clothing. It left stores later that month and hasn’t returned since then.

**Note: Umbrella Hat is commonly referred to as "Umbrella" by many Jammers as an abbreviation.**

**Note: High And Highest Umbrella Hats Are Extremely Uncommon And The Worth May Be Inaccurate; They May Go For More Or Less Than Stated.**

**Note: This item has two Salesman Variants. Watch out for the differences - the original one will never be white and blue or have "Golden" in their name being solid yellow and will always have a "Rare!" tag.**

**Note: This item has a Leilani variant. Watch out for the differences; the original will never be red and white in color.**

## Leilani

The **Rare Umbrella Hat** was released on April 6, 2022, by trading a **Leilani Coin** to Leilani.
Lysoft PersonalMicro II (Computer)

The Lysoft PersonalMicro II is a computer released in late-1975 by Lysoft. It was the first computer by Lysoft to use the V-Disk format, a format created by Lysoft that could store more data and record it faster. V-Disks were originally single-sided 800kb total disks, but double sided 1600kb V-Disks were later created in mid-1976. Unlike the previous computer, the PersonalMicro II used higher quality parts, and even had a sound chip, the VS32, which was similar to the Commodore 64's soundcard with its versatility, but it had a sample channel, that, though hard to use, was utilized in many programs. To reduce cost, the screen was not built in, yet the computer was built into a keyboard. The computer was a huge success in the US, and eventually in 1977 was brought to the UK, where it was less successful than in the US, but still successful. The console housed one of the first FPS games ever, Zombie City, a game released in 1976 developed by a 13-year-old Howard James which got an average score of 4/10, because it ran very slowly in a large window. Zombie City 2, released the next year, actually fixed all of the problems in exchange for running in a small 160x120 window without music. Zombie City III was released in 1979, 2 years after the second, the final game in the Zombie City main-series until Zombie City 4, 10 years later on the Lysoft Video Arcade Mark II. Zombie City III included 2-channel music into the game and let it run in a 200x160 window in CGA mode. The music lacked the ability to produce bass and guitar at the same time, due to the 3rd and Sampling channels being omitted to allow more processing to actually go into the game. In 1981, the last Zombie City game to release on the PersonalMicro 2 was released, a spinoff called Zombie City: Attack, which recieved less than favorable reviews for actually running WORSE than the first game in the series, and lacking 4 of the weapons that Zombie City 3 had, slagging it down to 2 weapons, Pistol and Knife. The game attempted to be an entry-level Zombie City game, but it actually turned out to be one of the hardest games on the system, not because of difficulty, but because the hardware couldn't handle it, and Mara-Publishing's insisting that Howard James and Lee Scott use a 400kb disk, and develop the game in 4 weeks. (as an idea, Zombie City 1, the quickest game to develop in the series until that point, took 2 months to develop. The masterpiece Zombie City III was took 6 months.) After this, Howard and Lee left Mara-Publishing and approached Lysoft Publishing about partnering, which they did 3 weeks later, and started to develop Zombie City: Zombie Nation, originally being worked on as Attack II, but due to the bad name of Attack, they created a new title. The game features 2 cities, New York City and Philedelphia. The game ran slightly smoother than Zombie City III, and featured all of the weapons that Zombie City III did, plus another one, the Sniper Rifle, which was planned for Zombie City II but the PersonalMicro II couldn't handle it.

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One

**One**, or **1**, is the small red Numberblock.

1 first appears in [(episode)|the episode with the same name].<aside class="portable-infobox pi-background pi-europa pi-theme-wikia pi-layout-default">

## One

 === Debut ===

One (episode)

 === Latest Appearence ===

Ten Green Bottles

 === Gender ===

Female

 === Height ===

1 block

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## Appearance

1 has a small red cube body with an eye on the front and a mouth. She also has two arms and legs and has a number 1 on top of her. She appears in all the episodes.

## Personality

1 is sweet, curious, helpful, friendly, bubbly and clever. She loves finding things that are alone and normally calls them 1 of something, while the other Numberblocks call something alone *a* something (e.g 1 would call one bee *one bee* while the other Numberblocks would call it *a* bee).

She sometimes feels sad since she only has one block, which means she can do less things than the others.

## Counterparts

Template:Numberblocks Character

* Elmo (Sesame Street) - Both are cute and red.
* Muno (Yo Gabba Gabba!) - Both are red cyclopses.
* Nigel Uno (Numbuh 1) (Codename Kids Next Door) - Both have red and the same number in their name.
* Mr. Strong (Mr. Men) - Both are red and square, but in the 2008 show, Mr. Strong is triangular.
* Lynn Loud Jr. (The Loud House) - Both have red and a number 1.
* Wilt (Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends) - Both are red and have a number 1.
* Plankton (SpongeBob SquarePants) - Both are small cyclopses, but Plankton is evil.
* Numberjack One (Numberjacks) - Both have the same number and name.
Lysoft Econolyne c4100

The Lysoft Econolyne c4100 was an "easy-upgrade" computer released in 2000 by Lysoft. It ran Lysoft's PowerOS 6.0 on its original release, but was also Windows compatible, though Windows XP and Windows 98 were the only Windows OS's it could run by off-the-shelves purchase without modifying the install discs, though they were sold as c4100 exclusive install discs, as the Windows versions were structured differently so they wouldn't work correctly. The Lysoft upgrade centers could put Windows Vista and 7 onto it for an extra $50 each. With heavy modification, Windows Vista could run using the official Windows disc, albeit fairly badly, on a base c4100 machine. It had 700mb of RAM at base installation, but the final update Lysoft gave to the computer in 2012 turned it into a 4.5GB machine. The computer followed the "Never Obsolete" model of the eMachines brand, being able to be upgraded once every 2 years for a low price, but Lysoft included a "neverending subscription" service where you would pay $400 up front and have it upgraded every 2 years until the computer's upgrading support ended. The computer proved to be very successful, being the first computers of many households around the world. The original base computer, featuring only the tower, cost $299 USD at launch, but the Full Bundle (2000-2003 edition), including a 640x480 monitor, a mono speaker, a keyboard, and a mouse, cost $450. In 2004, the Full Bundle did not change price, but it upgraded to being 2 higher quality stereo speakers, a more responsive keyboard, an optical mouse, and the same 640x480 monitor. In 2007, it became a 720p flatscreen monitor, 2 even higher quality stereo speakers, the same keyboard, and a higher build-quality optical mouse (the one in previous versions had a tendency to stop working if it fell farther than a foot and landed on its top, which it seemingly always did due to the design of the mouse). This is how it stayed until it was taken off the market in 2013.

In 2003, Lysoft released the c4100 Gaming Controller, being similar in design to the revised Xbox S controller. It was very well recieved for gaming on the system until it was discontinued in 2005.

### Legacy

The Lysoft Econolyne c4100 was a major landmark in computing, and it remains a popular computer to this day, being easily upgradable even today for common consumers.
Oilslick Magazine (Magazine)

Oilslick Magazine is a magazine/web magazine started in February 1978 by John "Crash" Hannett and Michael Vilaski, as a punk magazine. It has managed to stay afloat for a very long time, other than a few short hiatuses, no more than a month ever. In 1999, the Oilslick website was started as an alternate place to receive the magazine, with free memberships, with only limited select articles viewable, and paid memberships, which costed slightly less than a magazine subscription but also allowed viewing of special online-exclusive content. In 2009, Oilslick became web-only, printing their last new magazine-only issue in July of 2009. From 1989 to 2008, some issues would contain a demo disc of small-time bands' music, and sometimes full retail compilations.
RF Technologies Office Massacre (Event)

The RF Technologies Office Massacre was an event that happened on Tuesday, May 3rd, 1983, when Mario Lehmann, a programmer for RF Technologies, walked into the 18-person office complex at 11:13 AM. After his boss (whose name will not be released) told him he was 3 hours late, he shot him in the head with a Colt Python revolver, killing him instantly. Afterwards, he ran into the main office and yelled "Who wants to die?". The office clown, Dave Bailey, stood up and yelled "I do!". He was then shot in the shoulder, afterwards playing dead, passing out due to blood loss an hour later, being found unconscious 6 hours after the attacks. He would survive the attack. Afterwards, he threw out a fire extinguisher and attempted to shoot it in midair, missing, and eventually shooting it after missing it once when it landed. This killed 4 people. Afterwards, the cops started to show up, where he shot himself in the head after killing 3 police officers and realizing he was completely out of ammo and unable to grab the gun of a police officer. The survivors took paid leave until December 1983, where they rebranded as May Technologies, leaving the office and the RF Technologies brand behind them, until all of RF's games and assets were bought by GlobeTech before May Technologies could purchase the rights.
Pet Pygmy Marmoset

*Last Updated 8/26/21*

The **Pet Pygmy Marmoset** was originally released in July 2020, and is obtainable by placing a violet **Exotic Pet DNA Vial**, from the “5 Day Expeditions”, in the DNA Incubator. The appearance of the **Pygmy Marmoset** is random. As this pet levels up, the appearance grows into a larger version and reforms into a newer “shape”. These pets are commonly referred to as: "**Pet Monkey**", "**Pygmy**," '"**Pet Pygmy**", and/or "**Pet Pygmy Monkey**” as abbreviations.

**Note: This pet may go for more or less depending on its color and features.**

**Note: Pet Pygmy Marmosets have lower demand than** Pet Armadillo Lizards**, and will likely go for less than one with equal colors.**

## Color Notes

Note: Some examples of **High Demand** color combinations include the following:

* **Grays** (highest after monochrome)
* **Pastels**
* **Beachy** Colors
* **Color on Color.**

Note: Some examples of **Low Demand** color combinations include the following:

* **Swampy** Colors
* Clashing **Neons**
* **Swampy Colors** + **Neons**
* Some **Supplementary** Colors.
Two

**Two**, or **2**, is the Numberblock made up of 2 orange blocks. He has glasses socks and shoes. He first appears in "Another One".<aside class="portable-infobox pi-background pi-europa pi-theme-wikia pi-layout-default">

## Two

 === Debut ===

Another One

 === Latest Appearence ===

Ten Green Bottles

 === Gender ===

Male

 === Height ===

2 blocks

</aside>He and all the other even numbers have flat tops when they stand 2 blocks wide, as demonstrated in "Odds and Evens".

## Episode Appearances

* ALL except *One*

Total number of appearances: 29

## Trivia

* 2 is the only Numberblock who does not first appear in an eponymous episode, which is Another One.
* *Nine* and *The Three Threes* are the only episodes where 2 doesn't speak in.
* 2 is never seen without his glasses. It's possible that they're his real eyes.

## Counterparts

Template:Numberblocks Character(2 shape forms)

* Mr. Clever (Mr. Men) - Both are orange and wear glasses.
* Numberjack Two (Numberjacks) - Both are orange and have the same number and name.
Flames (Undead Oxygen album)

Flames was the second Undead Oxygen album, released in 2005, and their first (and so far only) release on New York-based label One-Punch Records. It took more pop-punk directions than the last record, going more for songs like Eight Years Away than songs like Animal Blood, which were very nu-metal esque. This record got them signed to the label they continued to stay on for the next 8 years, China Records. The album did not sell very well in the first few weeks, but after about 2 months, when the single "Outsider" was released, the album peaked at #32 on the Billboard Hot 100, with the single "Outsider" peaking at #11 on the Singles chart. The second single, "Fire on the Floor" peaked at #38 on the Singles chart. Afterwards, no more singles were released except for a live version of "Outsider", which peaked at #102 on the Singles chart.
Pet Arctic Wolf

*Last Updated: 01/30/2024*

The **Pet Arctic Wolf** was originally released on December 5, 2018 at Claws 'N Paws and at the Sapphire Shop for 50 sapphires. They were removed on October 6, 2019. The **Pet Arctic Wolf’s** default appearance features a solid, light blue body and semi-circular eyes.

**Note: Using a Pet Adoption Token, you may obtain a randomized variant of the Pet Arctic Wolf. Watch out for the differences- the original will not have a token symbol in the bottom left-hand corner.**

**Note: Depending on color and customization, the Pet Arctic Wolf may go for more or less than stated worth.**

**Note: Using a Golden Pet Token, you may obtain a golden variant of the Pet Arctic Wolf. Watch out for the differences - the original will never be solid gold in color nor have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: Using a Galaxy Pet Token, you may obtain a galaxy variant of the Pet Arctic Wolf, Watch out for the differences - the original will never have a galaxy texture nor have a pet token icon on the left.**

## Default

 300 Sapphires; Depends on Jammer and Level
Zombie Attackers (Game)

Zombie Attackers is a game for the PersonalMicro II released in 1983, being one of the last officially licensed games for the system, and one of the worst. It was originally meant to be a Zombie City spinoff, as it was made by Edge Technologies, the company who ported Zombie City II to the Apple II in 1981, and the Commodore 64 in 1982. They approached the creators of Zombie City about the spinoff, and they said no, despite being impressed with their work on the 2 ports. Edge, who had already started some work on the game, saved what they had done for a later project, after ceasing its development in early 1982. In early 1983, Edge Technologies wanted to assign their 2 newcomer developers, Jake and Tom Nguyen to a project. They gave them what they had of the Zombie City spinoff and told them to create a Zombie City-styled zombie first person shooter. Unfortunately, the 2 developers had never coded for, let alone used a PersonalMicro II. For 2 months, little work was done on the project, as they tried to learn the CX+ language that the PersonalMicro II utilized at an optimum level. After that, they only had 2 months to finish the project completely. Tom did graphical work and audio work, Jake did coding and writing. They were, at this point, no longer trying for a quality project, they were trying to get the whole game out of the door. They ended up finishing the whole 5 level game in the next month, and spent the next month ironing out a few bugs. Tom and Jake didn't credit themselves, instead, they attributed the whole game to Steven Nero, a fellow Edge employee who handled the Zombie City 2 Apple II port, who, according to Tom, "was kind of a jerk", in order to get back at him for trying to get the duo fired after the first week of Zombie Attackers' development showed no progress. After this false credit was discovered, Tom and Jake were fired from Edge immediately, and not only were Tom and Jake's credits put in the game in Revision B, they were put on the title screen, instead of being hidden in the code. This made Tom and Jake "practically unhirable" for the next year, until TyTex Interactive hired them in late 1984. Until then, Tom and Jake created very basic Commodore 64 games and distributed them for $0.99 a piece, getting decent sales.
Pet Coyote

*Last Updated: 2/3/2023*

The **Pet Coyote** is a pet. It was originally released on November 13, 2019 at Sapphire Shop and Claws 'N Paws for 50 Sapphires, and was later removed on September 6, 2020. The **Pet Coyote** default appearance has dark brown fur as its primary color and light brown as its secondary color. It has a large curved head, two hair tufts, a rectangular nose and triangular ears.

**Note: Depending on colors and customization, the Pet Coyote may go for more or less than the worth listed.**

**Note: Scammers may try to trick you by using the Pet Arctic Wolf or the Pet Spotted Lab Puppy to impersonate this pet; do not get scammed.**

**Note: Using a Pet Adoption Token, you may obtain a randomized variant of the Pet Coyote. Watch out for the differences - the original will never have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: Using a Golden Pet Token, you may obtain a golden variant of the Pet Coyote. Watch out for the differences - the original will never be solid gold in color and will never have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: Using a Galaxy Pet Token, you may obtain a galaxy version of the Pet Coyote. Watch out for the differences- the original will never be solid blue and purple with stars scattered over it and will never have a pet token icon on the left.**

 100-200 Sapphires; Depends on Colors and Jammer
Lysoft MonoGames Mark I (Handheld System)

The Lysoft MonoGames Mark I is an LCD handheld game console released in December 1977. It was similar to later Tiger Electronics games and Game and Watch games, in the way that it used an LCD screen. The games were stored on a cassette-sized cartridge that contained a screen, and sometimes even a frontlight or backlight. The pack in title was "Ninja Attack!" for the first release of the console, and "Air Raid 1944" for the second release in 1978 and every subsequent release. It came with a Beeper sound chip and a mono "treble-only" speaker. The buttons were slightly hard to press down, and the joypad was slightly floaty, but they worked very well once worn in, and most lasted at least 3 years. The console was discontinued in July 1983, after the MonoGames Mark II was released in May of 1982. It had 78 total games in the US alone, with 113 games worldwide.
Watley's (Store Chain)

Watley's was a store chain formed in 1952 by John Watley (1921-1956). It was originally a small department store, but it became a Wal-Mart style store chain in 1955, with the original name being bought and the original store being sold. When John Watley died in 1956, it was expanded, and stores were built throughout the midwest. In 1964, it became US-wide. They experienced their peak year in 1989, and went bankrupt in 2010.
Season 1

**Season 1** is the first season of Numberblocks that premiered on January 23, 2017 and ended on February 10, 2017.

## List of Episodes

* [(episode)|One]
	+ Jan 23, 2017 - A small red block falls from the sky and forms a body counts one of everything.
* [One|Another One]
	+ Jan 24, 2017 - One wants to play tennis. She finds a magic mirror that makes another One. They add up to become number Two.
* [[1]]
	+ Jan 25, 2017 - Two finds a pair of magic dancing shoes and shows his friend One that everything is better with two.
* [[2]]
	+ Jan 26, 2017 - Numberblock Three sings about things that come in threes.
* [Two, Three!|One, Two, Three!]
	+ Jan 27, 2017 - Three does magic tricks with apples to show all the others who goes first, who is biggest and how to surprise the other number friends.
* [[3]]
	+ Jan 30, 2017 - Four square clouds appear. Four sings about other squares and things that come in number fours.
* [(episode)|Five]
	+ Jan 31, 2017 - Numberblocks 1-4 start a band. Five is new and then the band gets started.
* [Little Pigs|Three Little Pigs]
	+ Feb 1, 2017 - Numberblocks 1-3 play as the Three Little Pigs. Four plays as the Big Bad Square.
* [We Go|Off We Go]
	+ Feb 2, 2017 - Five and friends set off on a rhyming romp through a field and a forest, but they keep getting all mixed up.
* [To Count|How To Count]
	+ Feb 3, 2017 - Numberblocks 1-4 have a picnic with four flapjacks. Three miscounts the four flapjacks as 3 and thinks there's a flapjack snaffler in the picnic ares.
* [[4]]
	+ Feb 6, 2017 - Numberblock Three opens a stampoline park, where her friends have splatty fun making inky prints of all of the shapes they can make.
* [Whole of Me|The Whole of Me]
	+ Feb 7, 2017 - All the Numberblocks sing about their parts and wholes.
* [Terrible Twos|The Terrible Twos]
	+ Feb 8, 2017 - Double trouble as Four splits into twos and a pair of tricky twins turn up - the Terrible Twos, who decide it is time to tickle their friends into pieces.
* [[5]]
	+ Feb 9, 2017 - Five sees a boulder in her way. Block to block, she travels through a hole.
* [and Seek|Hide and Seek]
	+ Feb 10 2017 - Numberblocks 1-5 play hide and seek.

## Characters

One

Two

Three

Four

Five

NEXT

Season 2

## Notes

The complete first season was released to DVD as *High Five!* on August 21, 2017.

[(episode)|Two] and [Two, Three!|One, Two, Three] are the only episodes to go between debut episodes.

Two goes between the debut of Two and Three while One, Two, Three goes between the debut of Three and Four.

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Phantasmata

Phantasmata is the leader of the Cult of Aeon, a mysterious faction of individuals whose goals revolve around a deity known as Aeon who is believed to bring about the Dissolution of the Kazma. He has never been seen by anyone even his most trusted members. When he does appear it is as a phantom whose features are obscure and spectral.
Pet Rockhopper Penguin

*Last Updated 01/30/2024*

The **Pet Rockhopper Penguin** was originally released in January 2017 at the Sapphire Shop and Claws 'N Paws for 50 sapphires, and was also available through the Pet Rockhopper Bundle at the Sapphire Shop for 250 sapphires. The default variant was given out in 2019 from a promo code. This pet is depicted by having a purple overcoat and a tan underbelly with the standard default eyes.

**Note: The customization of this pet may either decrease or increase the value of its original stated worth.**

**Note: Certain colors may be valued higher than some. Colors such as yellow, red, orange or natural colors may be valued more depending on Jammer.**

**Note: This item is in low demand and may or may not go for the worth stated.**

**Note: Using a pet token, you may obtain a randomized variant of the Pet Rockhopper Penguin. Watch out for the differences - the original will never have a pet token icon on the left.**

**Note: Using a Golden Pet Token, you may obtain a golden variant of the Pet Rockhopper Penguin. Watch out for the differences - the original will never be solid gold in color and never have a pet token icon on the left.**

*Not to be confused with the Pet Snowflake Penguin.*

 650-1,000 Sapphires; Depends on Jammer

## Default

 100-200 Sapphires; Depends on Jammer and Level
Sinister Sisters (Band)

Sinister Sisters was a punk band formed in 1993 by bassist and vocalist Tyler Sanders, drummer Peter Morris, guitarist James Oakley, and secondary guitarist Matt Navarro, disbanding for the first time in 1996, and reuniting for 2 years from 2013 to 2015. They released only one album in their original 3 year run, that being 1994's self titled album. The album sold moderately successful locally, with 1,300 copies total sold. Woodrow Records had a contract in place for them, where they had to release 2 more releases before 1998. As they didn't have 2 more albums or EPs ready by the time of their breakup, they put together two compilations of unreleased work, "The Day the Earth Stood Still" and "Sinister Sisters Forever". "The Day the Earth Stood Still" was different from "Sinister Sisters Forever" in the way that it was compiled of both unreleased material and material from their self titled album. "The Day the Earth Stood Still" managed to sell a large amount of copies, with 5,200 total copies sold as of 1998.

The band broke up due to tensions increasing between Matt Navarro and the rest of the band, specifically Tyler Sanders. Navarro attempted to dominate the writing process of the band's music, even pitching a concept album to them composed of entirely his work. By 1996, Navarro had even said that he wanted Sinister Sisters to be renamed "Matt Navarro and the Sinister Six". Tyler Sanders was extremely opposed to this idea, stating that Navarro was "a stuck up brat who rarely showed up to practices on time, and now he wanted to be the frontman." Eventually, Navarro left the band and Sinister Sisters broke up to become 4 Ounce Hammer.
Part Four (Operater album)

Part Four is the fourth and final studio album by Operater, released on One Punch Records in October 1993. The album became poppier than the last release, being labeled "power-pop" by a large majority of people. The album had them drop the melancholy sound of the releases prior, focusing more on radio appeal. It went gold in 6 months. The album is largely considered the worst of the Operater releases, due to its forced poppy sound. The band broke up after this album. The band has expressed interest since about reforming, but frontman Eric Darnell considers it "unlikely at best."
Alpha Fire Wig

*Last Updated: 11/19/2023*

The **Fire Wig** is a clothing item worn on the head. It was originally released on October 30, 2021 as a Monthly Login Gift for logging in 30 times during the month of October.

**Note: All variants of this item have been discovered, therefore they can only be obtained by trading or buying from a "My Shop".**

**Note: Depending on both the color and ID number, this item may go for more or less. This applies to all Alpha Items.**

**Note: Swampy, neon, clashing or mismatched colors will go for less.**

**Note: "Pure" colors will generally go for more.**

**Note: The image of the Alpha Fire Wig below is not the default variant.**

 TBA
Khem

Khem is a vast metropolis that has been mysteriously transported seemingly to another dimension...There are many layers to the city of Khem and its citizens prior to the Transmigration event and post.

### The Gigga Plants

Hi level technoliths created to maintain certain functions. Founded on a cosmic energy source known as Quantus. There are a series of Plants that are run and operated by the citizens of Khem. Supervised by one of the Hi-Dukes.

* Weather Plant - Maintains desirable weather for the city.
* Sustenance Plant - Produces crops for the citizens of Khem.
* Power Plant - Generates power for the city of Khem.

### The Obelisk

A construct being built by the Giggas inside the Nobility Quarters under direct supervision of the Hi-Duke Roman Caezar. Its purpose is unknown.

### Nobility District

Respectively inside the main city of Khem this is where the noble class reside, segregated by a gate.

### Servant District

Surrounding the main city, this is where the servant class reside.

### Underground Khem (Khem II)

An underground city composed of many labyrinthine tunnels, levels and passageways. Its purpose unknown.

## The Hi-Dukes

There are five Hi-Dukes, led by Roman Caezar who are in charge of the functioning of Khem. They are also the elite members of the secret cult known as The Hand of Aeon. Their knowledge of the event known as the Transmigration seems to be more than what is revealed, though to what end no one but they can say...

* Hi-Duke Roman Caezar - Mysterious leader of the Hand of Aeon and overall mastermind of the functioning of Khem and construction of The Obelisk.
* Hi-Duke Artemis Callistos - In charge of the enforcers known as The Hand, that consists of humanoid giggas who maintain order and initiate the monthly executions of people to enter The Castle of Count Magnus Ozis.
* Hi-Duke Camilla Nostrade - In charge of the Weather Plant operations.
* Hi-Duke Rubias Betancort - In charge of the Sustenance Plant operations.
* Hi-Duke Tobias Frame - In charge of the Power Plant operations.

### The Three

Special humanoid giggas who have limited psychic abilities and report directly to Roman Caezar.

## The Resistance

There were some in Khem who were highly suspicious of The Dukes who ran the city. Since it was apparent no one retained any memories of what occured before the incident or why, it was odd that soon after the mysterious event occured there were those who initially took action to maintain order and control of the citizens to prevent an all out riot of chaos, stemming from the unknown. It was almost as if The Dukes were prepared for the event. Though it was true that memories of what occured before the event was unknown, the people still retained an over-all knowledge of themselves and their duties, though no matter their specialities all duties were funneled into the maintenance and upkeep of The Plants. Fear of the power of The Dukes, led the people who hid their skepticism and radicalism to grow an underground resistance in order to take over The Dukes..

* Colonel Kristoff Logan
* Tristram Quinn
* Jozii Aesos
* Dmitri Theskin