Goiky

* BFDI
* TFP

**Goiky** is a fictional continent on Earth that is mainly a plain grassland area. It is where the *Battle for Dream Island* series took place.

BFDI and BFDIA mostly took place in Goiky, until the contestants moved to Yoyleland during the competition, and abandoned Goiky. Battle for BFDI 1-17 and The Power of Seven takes place in Northern Goiky.

## Name

Prior to "BFDI Is Back", when it was confirmed that its name was Goiky, fans had assumed it was called Goiky due to the naming of the Goiky Canal, which the term "Goiky" seemed unique. However, the name of the Goiky Canal wasn't always the case, since in Total Firey Points, its original name was the Pamana Canal[*sic*], which is a corruption of the real-life canal, the Panama Canal. It has now been confirmed it is called Goiky by the book that Coiny retrieved.

The word "Goiky" originates from "The Number Playground Chronicle!", where it is the title of a comic written by Zero.

## Geography

There are 2 known sections of Goiky: the north area and the south area(s). The two areas are islands, with northern Goiky being the larger of the two.

The southern part of Goiky is generally a flat and plain area that generally lacks trees, and it rarely rains there. There are deserts, snowy forests, and deep canyons, (Evil Canyon) so it is arguably quite diverse in its' own. Season 1 and Season 2 of BFDI took place here.

Yoyleland is one of the regions in northern Goiky, having purple grass and yoyle bushes. An abandoned city named Yoyle City is in northern Goiky. Northern Goiky is also home to Yoyle Mountain, which is likely the tallest Mountain in Goiky. The rest of northern Goiky shown is mostly grasslands, however there are some yellow trees, although they were burnt up due to a leak of molten rock, but was restored by Two, although the color of the grass and trees were swapped. IDFB took place in North Goiky, and it is assumed that it is the same for *Battle for BFDI/BFB* and *The Power of Seven*, as Yoyle Mountain was seen in the background in various episodes featuring the Hotel.

In the middle of the south part of Goiky is the Goiky Canal, which can be seen in "Take the Plunge: Part 1". The width of the canal is over 500 miles. The length is unknown likely to its few appearances.

## Transportation

Transportation in Goiky is limited. Due to a lack of demand and those who use it, there is a major lack of public transport, so those who must travel mainly use private vessels.

### By road

Goiky does not have a road network. The only known inhabited area, Yoyle City, does have a paved road network, presumably for motor vehicles, but it only links areas within the city and does not extend elsewhere. Those who wish to travel elsewhere must be willing to drive in off-road conditions.

### By boat

Boats are occasionally used, with one notable instance being in "Take the Plunge: Part 2", where the challenge is to cross the Goiky Canal. The contestants built boats and successfully crossed the canal.

### By aircraft

Aircraft has been occasionally used to travel. In "Don't Pierce My Flesh", Firey Speaker Box and Flower Speaker Box used a Spaceship to transport the contestants to the Volcano.

Golf Ball has built a Rocket Ship in "Four Goes Too Far" in order to travel to The Moon.

Spongy once owned a private jet to allow him to escape the Underground and go to Space.

### By rail

Two railways are known to exist, with both of them connecting the Pillary Ruins to Yellow Face's Warehouse. The first, the express line, is a passenger service that is a two way trip, but was briefly considered disuse due to the High Speed Express Train, the only known locomotive used to run the line, being destroyed. However, in BFB 30, it was shown to have been repaired.

The second is a secondary line that uses a 0-6-0 steam engine to also go to Yellow Face's Warehouse. This line is considerably dangerous due to the implementation of several vertical loops that cause the passengers to fall out.

## Telecommunications

There are several methods of telecommunication used in Goiky, with some being more used than others.

### Radio

Radio is established in Goiky, with radio signals being broadcast across Goiky. The first instance of radio is seen in "Sweet Tooth", where a narrator reads off a scientific report about Needle's Cake becoming a star. Radio is also used for advertising products. Radio could also be heard in Yoyleland, as seen in "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know", as well as the Pillary Ruins in "How Loe Can You Grow?", where advertising and music services are provided respectively.

### Television

Television was assumed to not to be commonly used until "SOS (Save Our Show)". TV is shown to project images on him, but it is strongly implied that TV does it by himself and not by a signal.

A television playing an advertisement can be seen in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2" in the No More Advertisements Foundation advertisement, where a Stick Figure can be seen regularly enjoying the TV, before being interrupted by an ad, upsetting them.

In "SOS (Save Our Show)", a TV station was found by Purple Face. The BFB contestants used it in order to fund the rest of *Battle for BFB* to prevent it from being cancelled, but ultimately failed; until Flower gave up her $50,000 bill.

### Internet

    Internet connections are shown to be established within Goiky, where tablets are used to connect to it. It is shown that the Big Rotating Building has an internet signal, where characters such as Ruby, Balloony, and Blocky use it to read articles, view advertisements, and watch videos. It appears that Woody also has internet access, as he was able to upload a prank video in "The Game Has Changed".

While members of the Have Cots are seen using an app store in "A Taste of Space" which requires an internet connection, it is possible that it was simply a trap by Four, as he appears after the Air app was a prank.

## Flora

Goiky appears to have a wide variety of trees, bushes, and other plants.

### Trees

Although some trees are sentient, there are a large array of non sentient trees spread across Goiky. There are regular green deciduous trees spread across Goiky, although coniferous trees are also present in areas such as the Evil Forest, Snowy Forest, and the forest surrounding the Volcano.

### Bushes

Bushes are a slightly more uncommon type of plant. They made their debut in southern Goiky in "Don't Lose Your Marbles", where they made infrequent appearances in season 1. The most well known bushes are Yoylebushes, which grow Yoyleberries and are found exclusively in Yoyleland. Bushes are also shown to grow around the Bathrooms, with one being prominently featured in "Return of the Rocket Ship", where Book and Gaty hide behind one to chat about the former's treatment of Taco.

### Grass

Grass is widespread and grows in nearly every biome of Goiky, with some exceptions such as The Desert. Grass can grow to be very tall, as seen in "Get Digging", where the grass around the Locker of Losers is shown to be very tall. Grass is shown to be different in color where it grows; in the Plains, it is lime green, around the Bathrooms, it is yellow (formerly a bluish green), and in Yoyleland, it is purple.

### Seaweed

In Reveal Novum", seaweed is shown to grow in the seabed where the Tiny Loser Chamber landed after it bounced off of Bubble's Springy Shoes.

## Landmarks

* Yoyleland - A land of purple flora and many unique areas.
	+ Yoylebush Fields - A plain filled to the brim with Yoylebushes that give Yoyleberries (located inside of Yoyleland).
	+ Yoyle City - An abandoned metropolis with many mysteries of its past.
		- Yoyle Needy - A space needle where FreeSmart camps at.
		- Science Museum - An abandoned artifact museum with scientific gadgets, which is where Golf Ball and Tennis Ball went to in "Welcome Back".
		- Grotato Farm - A field with Grotato plants made by Fries.
	+ Yoyle Mountain - A large mountain that is possibly the highest point in Goiky.
		- Yoyle Summit - A rainbow-hue obstacle course in the reaches of outer space (seemingly destroyed between the events of "Welcome Back" and "Getting Teardrop to Talk").
* Goiky Canal - A 500 mile wide strait that separates northern Goiky and south Goiky.
* Snowy Forest - A coniferous forest with a tundra climate.
* The Desert - A desert with cacti and sand dunes from every corner of the eye.
* Evil Forest - A coniferous forest that was the home of Evil Leafy.
	+ Evil Canyon - A deep canyon with sharp spikes at its bottom.
* Waterfall- A secluded waterfall with a narrow cliff edge. Roboty often visits it and he was hiding there before Four came back and sent him to EXIT.
* Inside Evil Leafy - A labyrinth of red, death traps, and recommended characters.
* Cliffs- A huge cliff where Paper Planes were flown. There is currently a huge crevasse created by Stapy's staples
* The Volcano - A active cinder cone volcano that is possibly located in the Evil Forest.
* Eiffel Tower - A large radio tower. FreeSmart's Clubhouse of Awesomeness is located here.
* Golf Ball's Underground Factory - A science lab located far within the Earth's crust.
* The World's Largest Oven - An oven that Team Mangos ran through.
* Molten Lava - A large deposit of lava possibly underneath The Volcano. Team Mangos also swam through it.
* Davidland - A land filled with clones of David.
* X's pillar - A pillar where X collects baskets. Dubbed "Freaking Tall Pillar" by Lollipop.
* The Lavatories - The main setting of Paper Towel and BFB. This further proves that objects in this fictional world go to the bathroom, also when Tennis Ball had to go to the bathroom in "Are You Smarter Than a Snowball?" and Four may have defecated after eating Beep's cake.
* The Plains - It is spread all over Goiky. Most of the characters do challenges or play there.
* The Beach - a tropical beach.

## Goiky Canal

### First appearance

Total Firey Points (non-canonical)
"Take the Plunge: Part 2"

### Last appearance

"The Long-lost Yoyle City"

The **Goiky Canal** is a canal featured in *Battle for Dream Island*. It is a landmark in the greater location of Goiky that is over 500 miles wide.

### Coverage

In Total Firey Points, it was called the Pamana Canal[*sic*], which is a misspelling of a real-life location, the Panama Canal.

It was featured in "Take the Plunge: Part 2" when the teams had to cross over it in order to get to the finish line during the challenge.

In "Barriers and Pitfalls", Flower was seen flying over it.

During "Get Digging", in an attempt to go to Yoyleland to get Yoyleberries, Gelatin, Needle, and Puffball were crossing it on the way there. The Squishy Cherries' broken boat from "Take the Plunge: Part 2" and Woody's corpse appear floating in the water as cameos.

In "It's a Monster", the FreeSmarters went through the Goiky Canal by using the HPRC to recover dead members constantly and throwing the dead bodies out of the FreeSmart Supervan while an eerie soundtrack was playing in the background. The soundtrack sounded like a foghorn making noise in a deep ocean but it is actually a song that has been slowed down and low-pitched. They finished crossing in "The Long-lost Yoyle City".

## Trivia

* Goiky is on Earth, even though no humans or recognizable organisms are present. However, it is unknown what continent it is located on.
	+ This is debatable, as David is occasionally referred to as a human, and there have been many human-like recommended characters.
	+ Fish can also be seen in the Goiky Canal.
* It is unknown whether or not Dream Island is part of Goiky.
* It is speculated that Bubble and Cloudy's accent are native to Goiky.
	+ Hence the reason most of Bubble's vowels are commonly replaced with "oi" (G*oi*ky).
* The area of Goiky (and the rest of earth) is able to be heavily stretched because Donut stretched it through the camera.
* The Goiky Canal is the second landmark ever mentioned in BFDI, preceded by Dream Island.
* Real-life canals cannot be more than 500 miles wide; those would be considered straits or seas. This might be a misnomer.
* It is unknown if the Goiky Canal is man-made or not.
* Much of northern Goiky's flora, such as its grass and trees, were damaged during the events of "Don't Dig Straight Down". The lava was mostly drained during the events of "The Four is Lava", but the grass and trees were burnt.
* The area of northern Goiky roughly resembles the shape of the U.S state of North Carolina. It is unknown if it's a coincidence or intentional.
* Goiky has a set of laws, seen in several BFDI episodes.
* In Goiky, it is mostly sunny. It has only rained once. It's also been windy, but only because of Needle's Cake.
* It is possible that the game Tidepool takes place in the Goiky Canal, as some of the monsters found in Tidepool also appeared in Take the Plunge/Part 2 and Barriers and Pitfalls.
* In BFDIA 5d, it is shown that a string of drowned bodies are at the bottom of the Goiky Canal.

## Gallery

Transparent map of Goiky.Image of Yoyle Mountain in North Goiky.A description of the canal taken from Total Firey Points.Pin, Bubble, Eraser, Pencil, and Pen swim to the finish line.Leafy and Ice Cube get in a boat.Flower flies through a lot of odd things over the Goiky Canal.The FreeSmart Supervan drives into the Goiky Canal.the Goiky Canal map.Leafy's Map of Goiky.
## References

2. ↑ The name of the book is called "Creatures of GOIKY".
3. ↑ Taken from a Total Firey Points excerpt from the Take the Plunge storyboard.

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