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Bolivia

Since her formation Bolivia has not fared well in terms of her foreign policy, suffering hurtful losses. A border conflict with Chile led to the ‘Saltpetre War’ (1879 – 1883) which Bolivia lost despite an alliance with Peru, which ended with the nation having to cede the coastal province of Antofagasta, losing its access to the sea. In 1903 Brazil and Bolivia signed the Treaty of P?troplis, ceding the important rubber producing province Acre to Brazil. In 1932, tensions with Paraguay over the Gran Chaco region touched off what would later come to be known as the ‘Great South American War’. Initially, Bolivia was successful against the Paraguayans had quickly overran the country, unfortunately though, the Bolivian occupation of Paraguay prompted Argentinean intervention in 1933, and a in a quick campaign Argentinean troops quickly liberated Paraguay and settled in for the winter.In 1934, Argentina renewed their offensive and scored several great victories against the Bolivian forces, and Bolivia seemed totally defeated. However, in another twist of the war, their hope was rekindled, as Brazil chose this time to intervene on their side. Unfortunately however the Brazilians focused the thrust of their offensives towards the La Plata River, leaving the Bolivians to look to their own defences, and this error of judgement lead to a humiliating final defeat of Bolivia at the hands of Argentina in late 1934. In the resulting peace, Bolivia was forced to accept the independence of Paraguay and relinquish their claims on the Gran Chaco region. After another short campaign by Argentinean forces Brazil was defeated in 1935, and in the resulting peace Uruguay and Paraguay were ‘federated’ with Argentina to create the Union of La Plata.In 1936 Bolivia stands at a crossroads, on one hand she is burning with a passion for revenge against ‘La Plata’, but on the other hand, she is wary of becoming too closely aligned with Brazil. However, with the government in La Plata beginning to assert claims over parts of Bolivia relations are becoming even further strained and closer ties with Brazil may well be unavoidable. Whatever the situation, Bolivia will have to play her cards wisely, for the moment of final decision will come soon…
Transamur

**Transamur** (Russian: *Заамурская Республика,*Zaamurskaya Respublika*, meaning Republic Beyond Amur)* is a country in East Asia. It borders Russia to the north, Japan to the south and the Fengtien Republic to the west.

## Politics

Transamur is officially a republic, but it is in practice a dictatorship. It is allied with Japan and the Fengtien Republic, and is a puppet of Japan. Transamur is ruled by admiral Alexander Kolchak. Because of Transamur's perception of being the successor to the Russian Empire in the Far East, it has claims on some Japanese islands and also claims to be the rightful owner of much of Yakutia, Magadan, and the Russian Far East.

## History

Siberia and the Russian far-east had been major areas of conflict during the Russian Civil War, as the location of a short-lived democratic republic, the rising of the 'Czech legion' and Japanese intervention. While forced to evacuate their forces due to German pressure (as well as intense resistance from local Cossacks), the Japanese remained eager to extend their influence and in 1922 pushed for the establishment of an independent state in the Transamur region. This motion gained the support of the Vladivostok business community, despite the fact that it left them vulnerable to forming an economic dependency on Japan. The majority of the business community however saw economic and diplomatic relations with the rising power in the East as a significant advantage, especially when compared to the alternative of being sucked further into the disorder besetting the rest of Russia.

The new nation gained a prominent figurehead in the form of Admiral Kolchak, one of the more successful White Generals of the civil war and the one-time self-proclaimed 'Supreme Ruler of All Russia', who had been forced to flee Russia following his unsuccessful attempt to seize control in 1924. In 1936, the Transamur Republic has become a corporate and militaristic state, and is politically, economically and militarily under the thumb of the Japanese Empire.
Crusaders

## Ability

**Crusaders** increases it's Attack points by 3 when any Holy card is on the opponent's field. If there are no applicable cards on the board, the ability will not activate unless one is added. These points will not carry over to subsequent rounds.

## Trivia

The Crusades were a series of religious wars sanctioned by the Roman Catholic Church in the medieval period with the aim of recovering the Holy Land from Islamic rule. The term is also applied to other campaigns fought to combat paganism and heresy or to resolve conflict among rival groups, or to gain political or territorial advantage.

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crusades
Mongolia

The **Mongol Empire** (Latinized Mongolian: **Mongolyn Ezent Guren**) is a nation in Asia. It is typically classified as being a part of East Asia, although sometimes it is considered part of Central Asia, and its northern holdings extend into Siberia. It is bordered by Russia to the north, the Fengtien Republic to the east, the Qing Empire to the southeast, Xibei Lianbang Yiyuan to the south and Alash Orda to the west. Mongolia is currently under the rule of the despot Roman Ungern Von Sternberg. Its capital and largest city is Urga.

## History

Once the greatest empire in the world, the land of Genghis Khan has long had to struggle for it's independence. Though freed from Chinese rule following the collapse of the ruling Manchu dynasty in 1911, Mongolia's independence was not recognized by the new Republic of China, and therefore Mongolia increasingly turned to Russia for it's continued survival. Yet, the unexpected Russian Revolution of 1917 placed Mongolia in a vulnerable position, with the Russian Civil War soon spilling over the border into its protectorate. After suffering from an invasion by a Chinese warlord army, there was a counter-invasion of White Russian forces under Baron Roman Ungern Von Sternberg, who established himself as ruler of Mongolia. Eager to maintain the security of their southern flank, the remaining White Generals recognized Roman Ungern Von Sternberg's government, believing that he would pursue a pro-Russian foreign policy. However, the Baron had other ideas. While Civil War raged within European Russia, Mongolian forces with Japanese diplomatic support seized and announced their sovereignty over a significant section of the Transiberian Railroad. Kerensky had no choice but to accept this, to avoid the complete strangulation and isolation of Russian troops in Europe and the Far-East. Sternberg then set to work promoting his political authority in Mongolia, and developing a powerful military apparatus. After the unsuccessful Blue Revolution in 1926, he is now too powerful for a weak Russian government to dislodge, and any crisis in Russia or China may inspire him to make his claims to be Khan of All Mongols a reality...
Mitteleuropa

**Mitteleuropa** is a military alliance formed around Germany. The alliance reflects Germany's status as a great power, Mitteleuropa aims to defend its (Germany's) interests both in Europe and all over the world.

**The memberstates are:**

Germany

Flandern-Wallonien

Weissruthenien

Lithuania

United Baltic Duchy

Ukraine

**Potential future members:**

Finland

Mittelafrika

Allgemeine Ostasiatische Gesellschaft
Legation Cities

**Legation Cities**

**Legation Cities**
 **Establishment**
  - Establishment of the Legation Cities
 **Population** | About 7 millions

The **Legation Cities** are an union of independent cities along the South-east coast of China, eastablished for trading with foreign nations. They border the Qing Empire and Algostasien GmbH.

## History

Following the 1926 German Intervention in China and the Treaty of Nanjing signed in November of that year, foreign trade was left to the richest cities of the coast, under a joint control of world powers owning interests in China. The independence of these consortium of cities was guaranteed by the major local and international powers, such as the Qing Empire, AlgOstAsien GmbH, Japan, Australasia, Canada, United States and Germany. Initially the Legation Cities flourished, not only through foreign trade but also thanks to smuggling into AlgOstAsien and Qing territories. Unfortunately, this lead to an increasing corruption and the creation of secret criminal fraternities. The approaching economic crisis is threatening the profits of the Legation Council and the criminals bosses might try to take advantage of this situation to increase their power and gain control over the government.

## Politics

**Governor-General**: Cecil Clementi

**Prime Minister**: Stirling Fessenden

**Foreign Minister**: Sir Reginald Stubbs

**Minister of Armament**: T. Sassoon

**Minister of Security**: Huang Jinrong

**Head of Military Intelligence**: Tu Yueh-sen

**Chief of Staff**: Cecil Clementi

**Chief of Army**: Huang Jinrong

## Military

The Army of the Legation Cities comprise only one infantry division, deployed in Shanghai. In the remaining areas (Hong Kong, Bao'an, Fuzhou, Ningbo) there are various units of para-military type forces consisting of soldiers trained for police duties, called *Constabulary*.

Quite surprisingly, the Legation Cities can boast about the possession of one squadron of tactical bombers, a gift from the German Kaiser.

## Foreign relations

Friendly relations with AlgOstAsien GmbH, Qing Empire, Germany, Australasia, Canada, United States and Japan.
Missing Sixes

**“We've got to stop Missing Sixes from mixing things up!”**

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Caribbean Federation

**Caribbean Federation**
 **Establishment**
  - Consolidation of West Indies Act
 **Currency** | West Indies Pound

The Caribbean Federation is a country in the Caribbean. It comprises many islands in the Caribbean and in the Atlantic Ocean and it borders the Netherlands, Brazil and Venezuela in the South American continent.

## History

The 1921 peace treaty between Britain and Germany left Britain still in control of its colonies, but the general strike and resulting revolution in Britain four years later meant that the colonies of the British Empire were effectively cut adrift. Some, particularly in the Pacific, were occupied by Germany, but others managed to survive as independent entities. In the interests of security and restoring the Empire the British Caribbean and South American colonies continued to recognise the sovereignty of the British Monarch in Canada, but chose to form a Confederation (incorporating former French Guiana, which Britain had occupied after the French government collapsed) in order to maintain independence. Throughout the 20's and early 30's the Caribbean Federation struggled to carve out a niche for itself. Trade links were set up with the United States of America, Brazil, Canada and National France, but a lack of any real industrial base in the region has limited their growth. Now in 1936 they remain a minor member of the Entente and look certain to side with them in any coming clashes with the western European Syndicalist states.
Don-Kuban Union

**Don-Kuban Union**
Ty Kubáń, ty násha Ródina
 **Establishment**
  - Proclamation of Don-Kuban Union
 **Population** | ~7 millions

The **Don-Kuban Union** is a country in the Northern Caucasus. It borders Russia to the north, Alash Orda to the east, Azerbaijan and Georgia to the south and Ukraine to the west.

## History

The Cossacks of the Don and Kuban regions served the Tsars since the seventeenth century as elite troops and bodyguards - and were granted extensive rights in return. After the collapse of the Empire into revolution the Cossack general Petr Krasnov sided with the Whites, and in 1919 established 'the Liberation Circle of Don' which proclaimed the region's independence from Russia and establishing Krasnov as 'Ataman' (effectively dictator) of the new country.

Athough originally meant to be incorporated into the Unified Russia after the end of the Russian Civil War, Krasnov (with significant German diplomatic support) managed to retain the independence of his little empire, which now bears the name of Don-Kuban Union. The state possesses very little industry, and what there they do have is geared to support the Cossack military caste - the only part of the population enjoying full political rights (the rest being serfs compelled to provide military needs). The Cossacks are currently content to stay within their lands, but who knows what opportunities the future may hold - with the unstable situation to the south in the Caucasus, increasing tensions over Cossack garrisons in Alash Orda and the politically unstable regime in Russia could all give rise to an opportunity for the Don-Kuban to gain both new lands, and new helots.

## Politics

**Hetman**: Petr Krasnov

**Minister of Foreign Affairs**: Viktor Fausek

**Minister of Finance**: Dimitri Grabbe-Nikitin

**Minister of Justice**: Alexei Friedmann

**Head of the Brotherhood of Russian Truth**: Gleb Krzhizhanovsky

**Minister of War**: Razak Hadjiev

**Chief of Army**: Sergei Korovalcheff

**Chief of Navy**: Ignatz Dmyrkin

**Chief of the Air Force**: Nikifor Gapon

## Military

The Cossack Army is comprised of two infantry divisions, but its most important units are its four cavalry divisions.

## Foreign Relations

Friendly relations with Russia and Alash Orda.

Unfriendly relations with Ukraine and Georgia.
Princely Federation

The Princely Federation is a nation in south India. It borders Delhi to the north, Bharitya Commune to the east and has a maritime boundary with Germany in the south.

## History

With the revolution of 1925 going on in Britain, the Empire collapsed and India entered a power vacuum which various factions raced to fill. The creation of a federal state in the south was more an attempt by the local rulers to protect their lands and riches from the chaos that a pre-planned act of rebellion, but nevertheless it proved a successful means of doing so. Over the course of the 1920's the Federation managed to emerge as a stable nation, and one in which each of the local princes and rajahs had a say in government.Unsurprisingly however, tensions have arisen amongst the lowers classes of society about their exclusion from the political process in the Federation, and the rajahs increasingly believe that Bengalese syndicalist influences are behind these cries of unrest. By 1936 Princely Federation has asserted control peacefully and by force across the entire southern part of the subcontinent, but further expansion is limited by the other two major regional powers to emerge from the vacuum - Bengal and Delhi.However, the current balance of power suits the ruling princes of the Federation for the moment, as it prevents aggressive behaviour lest the status quo collapse like a house of cards. Perhaps the one exception to the deadlock however is the island of Ceylon, which is currently in German hands. Many of the rajahs feel that the island could all too easily act as a base for a new wave of Germanic colonial aggression into India, and this fear is not eased by the fact that Germany has already refused two offers by the Federation to by the island. In 1936 then the Princely Federation is for the most part an isolationist burgher republic, focused on promoting stability and trade in a time of Great Depression.
Denmark

**Denmark** is a country in Northern Europe. It borders Germany to the south and Sweden to the East.

## History

The Danish defeat in the 2nd German-Danish War of 1864 after which Denmark had to cede Schleswig-Holstein and Oldenburg to Prussia and Austria led to the country's withdrawal into neutrality and to a pressure for reforms within. Already since 1849 Denmark had been a constitutional monarchy. Liberals and Social Democrats begun strengthening the parliament starting from 1901. Economically, Denmark focused on expanding its agriculture which became the most important part of their exports.

During the Weltkrieg the country remained neutral and continued the democratization process, introducing a democratic constitution in 1915. The primarily Social Democratic governments after the Weltkrieg layed the foundations for a welfare state that was patterned after the example of Sweden and up till today secured the population one of the highest standards of living in the world.

However, with the revolutions in France and Britain and growing German dominance on the world markets, Denmark's economy was bound more and more to it's larger neighbour to the south. With Germany's economy nearing a crisis, and social unrest within its borders and in Iceland growing, which path will Denmark choose to follow?

## Politics

**King of Denmark**: Christian X of Oldenburg

**Prime Minister**: Thorvald Stauning

**Minister of Foreign Affairs**: Peter Munch

**Minister of Finance**: Alsing Andersen

**Minister of Justice**: Karl Kristian Steincke

**Head of the General staff´s intelligence section**: Erik Mertz

**Minister of War**: Wilhelm W. Prior

**Chief of the Royal Danish Army**: Erik With

**Marine Minister**: Hjalmar Rechnitzer

**Chief of the Royal Danish Air Force**: K.W. Essemann

**Real History of syndicalism in Denmark.** WIP

## Military

The Danish army comprise one infantry division, with not many soldiers, useful only to maintain the internal order.

The Danish Navy consist of two heavy heavy cruisers and two submarines, but all of them are old and outdated models.

## Foreign relations

Denmark maintains cordial relations with Germany, even though there's bitterness about the loss of Schleswig. Nordic neutrality is valued, as proved by the non-aggression pacts between Denmark and Norway, Sweden and Finland.

Very good relations with Norway.

Friendly relations with Germany, Sweden and Finland.

## Colonial Empire

In 1874, Denmark granted Iceland home rule, which was expanded in 1904. However, Iceland is not recognized as a fully sovereign state and remain under the control of the Danish king. Greenland as well as the Faroe Islands make up the remainder of the Danish colonial empire after the Danish West Indies were sold to the United States.
Four

**“I'm Four, I'm Four!**

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## Four

### Actor

Jonathan Beech (Numberjacks)Popcorn TV (Numberjacks Are On Their Way)

## Other Things

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Five

**Four** is a dark blue, male, even Numberjack. He goes out on more missions than 6, 5 and 3. He turned into 14 in Into the Teens. He became 2, 1 and 8 in Half Time. Four is the Numberjack that went on the most missions. He turned into 5 and 6 in One More Time.

Extra powerful brain gain made by 8 made him symmetrical in More 4. Four's eyes are brown and he is blue in colour. He tends to disagree with Numberjack Three but despite that, they're very good friends.

His main catchphrase is “Hold on, I’m putting it on screen.” It was later updated to “On the screen!” once his voice actor’s voice deepened. In the first episodes of season one, his catchphrase is, "Um, I'm not sure." In the episode "3 Things Good", Four repaired the machine that launches the Numberjacks to go out on missions when it broke down.

He is the numberjack that goes on missions the most.

## Trivia

* He is the numberjack that goes on missions the most.
* His number appearance has changed more often than the other main Numberjacks.
* He has been referenced in non-Numberjacks media, such as the character Four in *BFB* and 4 in Number Lore.
* His colour is similar to the colour blue of four in *Minesweeper*.
* His voice began to crack at random points in late season 1. This mostly mellowed out by the time season 2 began wrapping up.
* As his voice actor was experiencing puberty while the series is being produced, his voice got deeper and deeper whilst the series was progressing. By the series finale Seaside Adventure, Four's voice actor’s voice was almost as low as Eight's.
* When this numberjack gets launched out, Five takes his place to scan for fours.
Norway

Norway is a country in Scandinavia. It is bordered by Sweden in the west and Finland in the northernmost part of the country.

**Kongeriket Norge**

**Kingdom of Norway**
*Alt for Norge*
 **Anthem**
 **Establishment**
  Independence from a personal union with Sweden
 **Population** | ca. 2.8 million

## History

For centuries Norway had been part of the Danish realm until Denmark had to cede - without Iceland or Greenland - it to Sweden in the Peace of Kiel. An attempt of the Norwegians to proclaim independence from their Swedish neighbour was foiled by a military intervention by King Karl XIII. However, the Swedish king allowed his new subjects internal autonomy by recognizing their constitution. Tensions between the parliament (Storting) and the king in Sweden escalated in the 1870. Under leadership of the liberal left (Venstre) the country turned into parliamentary monarchy in 1884 with universal suffrage after 1898 (till 1913 only for men).

With Norway's rise as a trading power in the 19th century came claims to install consulates in other countries. Resistance by Sweden against this claim caused the end of the Union between the countries in 1905. The Danish prince Karl was elected King Haakon VII. Despite British demands Norway remained neutral during World War I, even though it lost half its merchant marine to Germany's unrestricted U-Boat warfare.

In 1920, it was awarded Spitzbergen despite Russian claims to the islands. The transition of from an agricultural country to a modern industrial state brought with it inflation and unemployment after The Great War, leading to a radicalization of the Workers' Party which had been founded in 1887. In 1923 a Bolshevik Party was formed, and in 1933 appeared the radical populist party Nasjonal Samling under leadership of Vidkun Quisling.

## Foreign relations

Officially, Norway follows the Nordic ideal of neutrality and thus remains outside any military alliances that have formed in the world after the Weltkrieg. The Workers' Party and Bolshevik Party have friendly contacts with their counterparts in Union of Britain and Commune of France, but remain outside the Internationale. The Nasjonal Samling has contacts with National Populist elements in Europe, like the Grossdeutsche Volkspartei in Germany and the Lapua movement in Finland.
Agent

The **Agents** are the names given to live-action children who tell the Numberjacks when things are going wrong in every episode.

Agent Numbers range from 12 to 122. There are a total of 50 Agents in the series.

## Numbers up to 122 that are agent numbers

* Agent 11
* Agent 12
* Agent 14
* Agent 16
* Agent 17
* Agent 18
* Agent 20
* Agent 22
* Agent 25
* Agent 27
* Agent 28
* Agent 31
* Agent 33
* Agent 34
* Agent 37
* Agent 38
* Agent 39
* Agent 41
* Agent 42
* Agent 44
* Agent 47
* Agent 49
* Agent 52
* Agent 53
* Agent 54
* Agent 55
* Agent 57
* Agent 58
* Agent 60
* Agent 61
* Agent 63
* Agent 66
* Agent 68
* Agent 70
* Agent 72
* Agent 73
* Agent 77
* Agent 79
* Agent 81
* Agent 83
* Agent 85
* Agent 88
* Agent 91
* Agent 94
* Agent 95
* Agent 96
* Agent 99
* Agent 100
* Agent 101
* Agent 106
* Agent 108
* Agent 121
* Agent 122

## Trivia

* There are no Agents whose numbers range from 1-10, 110-120 and past 122.
* 11 has never been featured in the television series, only in some of the audio stories.
* 16 is the only Agent to turn to static, as seen in Seven Wonders.
* 17 is the only Agent whose number is an odd "teen" number.
* 18 and 20 are the only Agents who appear outside the diamond screen.
* 101 is the first ethnic Agent to appear in the series.
* 39, 49, 57, 77, 91, 121, and 122 are the only agents who appear in only one episode.
* In some episodes, Agents are identified as their incorrect number.
* In the episode Seven Wonders, Agent 53 is played by a different actor.
* In One More Time and Takeaway, Agent 42 was not in these episodes and had the wrong actor.
* Their thinking (as well as the thoughts of the Numberjacks and the viewers) is what powers the Brain Gain Machine and makes Brain Gain.
* The performers of the Agents are not listed in the credits. Thus, it's unknown who the child actor's names are.
* 28, 55 and 91 are the only triangular numbers that are Agent numbers.
* 16, 25, 49, 81, 100, and 121 are the only square numbers that are Agent numbers.
* 11, 17, 37, 41, 47, 53, 61, 73, 79, 83, and 101 are the only prime numbers that are Agent numbers.
* Agent 59 mentioned Agent 13 but Agent 13 wasn't on the show.
* There are no Agent numbers that have the same number as one of the number characters in the real series.
* Agent 100 never stated his number on the show.
May The Fours Be With You

**May The Fours Be With You** is the 26th episode of Season 1. It originally aired on March 5, 2007.

## Summary

The Shape Japer is after things that come in eight – Four goes on the mission.

## Plot

Four is in the gym seeing how long he can jump. He cannot jump to the fourth Buddy Block and is discouraged, but Eight is confident in his abilities, in fact, he's convinced Four can jump all the way to eight (though it'd take him two jumps). Four does, then an alarm different from the usual one sounds which Eight takes to mean he needs to go on a mission so he leaves. The main alarm then sounds, so Four heads to the control room, still proud of his jumping.

Agent 16 reports a little girl having trouble with her umbrella moving on its own. Five and Six suggest Four should go out as he's been doing some good jumping. Four agrees and is launched out.

He lands in a garden shop where a stroller is also moving on its own. Agents 42 and 68 report an observation of theirs: the umbrella has eight sections (four dark blue and four light) and they wonder if the stroller also has eight of something. Three says it only has four wheels, but they observe that the wheels are in pairs, so it has eight. Four then notices the Shape Japer.

Three wonders why the Shape Japer is interested in eights and Five hypothesizes that it has something to do with her eight corners she has when she's cube-shaped. They talk about how it's a pity Eight's indisposed and Agent 101 reports another problem: a man is having trouble with his eight-buttoned coat going bad. Then, a woman's hands go out of control because she's wearing eight rings. Five imagines a double-four domino, an instrument with which somebody played eight notes, and an octopus going crazy.

Five points out that Four's double-jumping made eight and was good, so maybe he could do it again to make eight into a good thing again. They start the brain gain machine and Four jumps in front of the affected eights. It works.

Four then has to sort out a spider, but he's afraid of them. He does it anyway, then he jumps over the Shape Japer and she flies away. Four then comes back and they do the recap.

Four goes back to the gym where Eight is trying to get Two to jump to eight.

## Characters

* Numberjacks: Two, Three, Four, Five, Six, Eight
* Agents: 16, 42, 68, 101
* Meanie: The Shape Japer

## Trivia

* Zero, One, Seven, and Nine are absent in this episode.
* This episode marks Eight's second appearance of the series.
* The Shape Japer stays as a cube in this episode, due to having eight corners.
* This episode is a pun on the Star Wars quote "May the force be with you.".
Numberjacks (YouTube channel)

**Numberjacks** is the main YouTube account for the *Numberjacks* series. The channel uploads clips from old episodes, but sometimes upload episodes from the original broadcast. The channel was officially launched in 2015, and currently having more than 820,000 subscribers with over 982,735,731 video views. The most viewed video in this channel is Numberjacks Episode Compilation | Part Two, with 89.2 million views, while the most viewed episode and the second most viewed video in this channel is Zero the Hero. The channel is revealed to be located in Australia, which unusually runs other television shows of European origin.

## Trivia

* The channel's location is confirmed in Australia. However, it is unknown if the channel is located in Australia or the UK.
* The YouTube channel is more active than the Dailymotion channel, which is inactive in 2015.
Agent 101

## About:

Agent 101 is an African-British agent. He first appeared in Sphere Today, Gone Tomorrow along with Agent 70 and last appeared in Being 3 along with Agent 28. He is the first dark skinned agent to appear in the series.

* Being 3 by Three (Numbertaker)
* Best Estimate by Five (Problem Blob)
* Fair Shares by Six (Problem Blob)
* 4 He's A Jolly Good Fellow by Four (Numbertaker)
* May the Fours Be With You by Four (Shape Japer)
* Sphere Today, Gone Tomorrow by Six (Shape Japer)
* Takeaway (Numbertaker)

**“Agent 101, you look very short.”**

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Cylinder

Cylinder is a "character" introduced in Seaside Adventure. They are a cylinder and they seem to light up like a torch.

Cylinder is first seen when Three accidentally goes into the Shape Japer's cave without knowing and Three sees Cylinder's light.

When the Shape Japer sees Three and Cylinder, it's shown that Cylinder doesn't like the Shape Japer and is happy to escape with Seven and Three. Cylinder's origins are unknown, but with that info, it's implied that she was trapped by the Shape Japer and has been stuck for seemingly years.
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## All pages

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* *Numberjacks* is originally a British show, so coverage on this wiki will refer mainly to that fact.

## Pages for episodes

Story pages should follow the following format:

Things to note are an infobox detailing the season of the episode and the episode number, the date it was first broadcast and the writer (who is Chris Ellis) for all regular episodes and the episodes that immediately precede and follow it. An image of the episode should also be in the infobox and should reflect the title of it to some extent.

The lead should usually be a short sentence introducing the article and should make mention of any notable features such as first appearances of characters. Following that should be a plot detailing the events of the episodes.

A list of characters should feature after the plot and they should be sorted under the headings "Numberjacks", "Agents" and "Others" (for notable characters not just some background man.)

The References section is for any references for real world things for example "Four was the 4 on a washing machine". The Notes section is for behind the scenes notes such as firsts or absences of main characters. The subsection Production errors outlines any "goofs".

A video of the full episode should be featured in the Notes section and this should also be linked to again in the section labelled "External links".

Categories on pages:

* A category specifying the season. (e.g. Season 1 Episodes)
* Categories specifying the appearances of Numberjacks not in the main group. (e.g. One Episodes)
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## Pages for characters

Pages for main characters should be formatted as follows:

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* Then, a "Biography" section detailing the events of their life (i.e. one or two sentences detailing the events of episodes they appeared in.)
* A "Behind the scenes" section should also be included first and foremost noting who voiced the character.
* Birth dates of characters are **not** written about on this wiki as it is uncertain exactly when a character was born.
* Note that only information that is present in the story can be used. Any prominent real world information can be put in a behind the scenes section.

Obviously for more minor characters an article like this cannot be achieved. Depending on the size of their appearance only a paragraph may need to be included. If possible an image should **always** be included.
More Ways Than One

**More Ways Than One** is the 19th episode of Season 2. It originally aired on December 10, 2009.

## Summary

4 goes out to rescue 8 who is trapped by the Puzzler by finding three ways to make an eight.

## Plot

Four, Five, and Six are in the gym, preparing to do a trick for the three eldest Numberjacks: everyone goes into a circle drawn on the ground in a different way. Five slides and Six jumps, but Four says, "I can't do that!". Five points out that since everyone has to do it differently, he isn't supposed to do what they did. Four tries to claim that there are no ways left but he accidentally slips into the circle. Then, the alarm sounds and they go into the control room.

Agent 27 reports the problem: a girl is putting her coat on while lying down. Six sends Four out, claiming that the latter is "good at doing things in unusual ways". After Four is launched, Five tells him to be careful of strange goings-on and Agent 63 reports a man walking weirdly down the street. Then, Agent 18 reports a gardener digging with her shoe and her glasses. Then, the Puzzler appears.

The Puzzler reveals that he has trapped Eight in a bubble and that he is indeed the one causing trouble. Seven, Nine, One, and Two then enter the control room. Five tells them what's going on and imagines what else the Puzzler might get up to. The Puzzler then sets a challenge for those in the control room: make eight three different ways.

Agent 63 points out that a way of making eight is by adding two numbers together. Seven decides to start with her number and asks what adds to eight. Three says, "One", so Seven adds her and One's buddy blocks together. They then put those blocks into the brain-gain machine.

After the brain-gain is sent, Two wants to help with the second way of making eight. Six suggests that he add his buddy blocks to his own, but Agent 27 thinks that it isn't different enough because it's still an addition, so Two groans, and the Puzzler makes a woman drink her drink with one foot in the air. Nine makes eight by subtracting one of her buddy blocks. After this information is sent via brain gain, the Puzzler makes a boy ride his bike backwards.

Two wants to help with the third way of making eight, but they cannot see how he could do it. The agents have a suggestion: multiply himself, which he does, using his buddy blocks and Six's. Eight is saved and the Puzzler leaves. Everything is put back to normal and Four and Eight go home.

After the episode recap, Eight rolls into the circle, and Four asks the viewers how to make his number.
Open Mind Productions

**Open Mind Productions** was founded in 1989 by Roland Tongue and Chris Ellis. Tongue, who retired from the company at the end of 2011, was previously a film editor at the BBC, while Ellis was previously a teacher and script writer at Children's BBC.

The company has produced programmes for children and educational TV, including *The Number Crew*, *Rat-A-Tat-Tat* and *Maths Mansion* for Channel 4 and *Numberjacks* and *The Shiny Show* for the BBC.
Famous Fives

Famous 5s is the 31st episode of Numberjacks.

Back Bad Circles

Next Fair Shares

Hands and feet are being swapped over, thanks to the Puzzler and Five makes five two ways.

If the Puzzler swaps hands and feet over, we have to sort this problem out.

1. Instead of a paddle, dipping your toes in the water, you have to paddle with your hands.
2. Instead of scooting with your foot, you have to scoot with your hands.
3. And skipping would be really hard. Ohh! For everybody. Instead of skipping with your feet, you have to skip with your hands.

## Characters

Numberjacks: One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Six

Agents: 16, 42, 68, 94

Meanies: Puzzler

Goes: Five

Stays: One, Two, Three, Four, Six

DVD: Seaside Adventure

## Numberjacks' Speech

[Alice] Everyone was using their hands instead of their feet.

[Jonathan] That is not how to play.

[Alice] You cannot go wearing shoes in your hands.

[Oliver] Or boots.

[Alice] Whoa! That Puzzler!

[Laura] He trapped me in his puzzle bubble.

[Alice] Oh, no!

[Laura] So you found two ways to add to five.

[Jonathan] Four and one.

[Alice] Three and two.

[Oliver] Everything is sorted.

## Trivia

* This episode is named after the Famous 5, a book series by Enid Blyton
Eight

**Eight (8)** is a blue Numberjack with brown eyes. He is a role model for the younger numberjacks, especially Four and Two. He is a very brave and energetic Numberjack and he can do double the tricks Six and Four can do.

## Missions

* More Ways Than One with Four (Puzzler)
* Seaside Adventure with One, Two, Three, Four, Six, Seven and Nine (Numbertaker, Problem Blob, Puzzler, Shape Japer and Spooky Spoon)
* Two Four Six Eight with Six (Numbertaker)
* Ups and Downs with Four (Spooky Spoon)
* Zero the Hero with Zero (He got stuck in the kitchen)

## Episodes

May The Fours Be With You

Zero the Hero

Fair Shares

Into The Teens

More 4

Two, Four, Six, Eight

Ups and Downs

Wee, Three, Phone, Home

Carry On Counting

A Record in the Charts

Half Time

A Different Sort

More Ways Than One

Hundreds and Thousands (doesn't speak)

## Trivia

Eight goes on 'big missions'. This is seen in the episode 'May The Fours Be With You'.

## Gallery

Him with Nine on holiday
2009 (releases)

In **2009**, a number of things relevant to *Numberjacks* were released.

* 3 August - Season 1 ended when Seaside Adventure was first released in the DVD, Seaside Adventure.
* 3 August - Numberjacks Annual 2010 was first released.
* 26 October - Season 2 began when Ups and Downs was first broadcast.
* 27 October - On the Move was first broadcast.
* 28 October - Very Shapely was first broadcast.
* 29 October - Wee Three Phone Home was first broadcast.
* 30 October - Did You Notice Anything? was first broadcast.
* 2 November - Measured Response was first broadcast.
* 3 November - Think Again was first broadcast.
* 4 November - Carry On Counting was first broadcast.
* 5 November - A Record In The Charts was first broadcast.
* 6 November - Half Time was first broadcast.
* 9 November - A Close Thing was first broadcast.
* 10 November - A Circle at Both Ends was first broadcast.
* 11 November - Matchmaking was first broadcast.
* 12 November - A Different Sort was first broadcast.
* 13 November - Areas of Concern was first broadcast.
* 7 December - The Dreaded Lurgi was first broadcast.
* 8 December - Fraction Action was first broadcast.
* 9 December - Interesting Times was first broadcast.
* 10 December - More Ways Than One was first broadcast.
* 11 December - Season 2 and televised *Numberjacks* ended when Hundreds and Thousands was first broadcast.
* Unknown - Out of Order was first released.
* Unknown - Stop and Go was first released.
* Unknown - Sphere Today, Gone Tomorrow was first released.
* Unknown - Fair Shares was first released.
* Unknown - 3 and Me! was first released.
* Unknown - 4 and More! was first released.
* Unknown - Numberjacks Magnet Book was first released.
* Unknown - Numberjacks Pocket Library was first released.
Cafe

The **café** is a location in the outside world. Many problems happen in the cafe.

## Episodes

* Going Wrong, Going Long
* Sphere Today, Gone Tomorrow
* Seven Wonders
* Getting Heavy
* Belongings
* 4 He's A Jolly Good Fellow
* Boxing Day
* Nine Lives
* Takeaway
* Cuck-cuck-cuck-oo-oo-oo
* A Game of Two Halves
* The Container Drainer
* 3 Things Good
* Say What You Mean
Playhouse Disney (Austraila & New Zealand)

Playhouse Disney is a 24-hour Australian cable and satellite channel available on Foxtel, Austar and Optus Television's subscription platforms. Since late-2005, Playhouse Disney Channel was launched on pay television provider Foxtel and its affiliates in Australia, but is only available on its digital service. SKY Network Television shows Playhouse Disney Channel in New Zealand. The channel is broadcast 24 hours a day, every day, showing most of the programs seen in the United States. Before Playhouse Disney Channel, Playhouse Disney was shown on Disney Channel Australia from about 9am to 3pm weekdays, and to 10am until when Foxtel came and made it to a full 24-hour channel. At 11:00 am November 1, 2007, the channel was added to TransACT.[2] It was formerly available on SelecTV from September 2008 until the closure of its English service in late 2010.[3][4] On September 1, 2009 the channel started broadcasting in 16:9 widescreen. The channel Was relaunched as Disney Junior on May 29, 2011[5]

Numberjacks Aired There Somewhere in 2008
Episode of the dreaded lurgi

In the beginning, Six and Four are going to play with what looks like a seesaw when Six begins to act strange. As it turns out, Six has *the dreaded lurgi*, which ends up spreading to Four.

The alarm sounds. Agent 58 is calling in to report a boy on a trampoline who can't stop jumping. Five goes out to solve the problem, while Three mans the Control Room.

Once Three finds a number for Five to land on, the sick male Numberjacks go for a lie down.

More problems arise when a man in a café, a cook, and a boy on a bouncy castle find themselves unable to stop jumping. Five discovered they've been blobbed! It's (gulp) the Problem Blob, back up to his old tricks!

Three fires up the Brain Gain machine, and her and Five sort out the people going up and down. But the problems aren't over yet; now people can't stop going round and round!

Five is ready to solve more problems, but Three isn't. She's got the lurgi too! Five worries about what could happen (cue Imagine Spot), like people in a lift (elevator) going up and down nonstop!

Five and Three remain persistent, even when things get even crazier when people start going up and down *and* round and round! With the Agents' help, Three manages to make enough Brain Gain to set everything straight.

Now they have to sort out the Problem Blob

Five asks everyone including the viewer at home to make him go up and down and round and round. They make him go up and down and round and round... the problem blob Deflates and Disappears

Five returns to the sofa, and Three goes to join her sick friends. Five and the Agents recap the episode.

Finally, Five visits her sick friends, who are feeling much better. All is well in the Numberjack sofa once more. As the episode ends
Six Of One

**Six Of One** is the 36th episode of Season 1. It originally aired on March 19, 2007.

## Summary

The Problem Blob is making trouble with sixes – It's Numberjack Six to the rescue.

## Plot

In the gym, Three is announcing a "festival" related to jumping through a megaphone, but Six points out that it isn't a festival as there is no audience. Three thinks it can still be called a festival and reveals she has put up flags. Six tells One and Two the rules of the game: jump to the number six on a mat. Three asks (still through the megaphone) if they can jump as many times as they want, and Six affirms (after telling her not to always be the announcer).

One is first and she jumps one square at a time, obviously taking six jumps. Two jumps two squares at a time, so he takes three jumps. Three, following the trend of jumping the number of squares that matches your number/age, jumps in lots of three and thereby jumps twice. Finally, Six decides to try it in one go and succeeds.

The alarm sounds, so they (except, of course, for One and Two) go to the control room where an agent calls in with some news: at a holiday club, a dice has a blank side. Four and Six use the process of elimination to conclude that the six is missing from the dice.

Six is launched and lands in the very classroom the trouble is at. Then, a ladder also disappears. The agents suggest counting how many steps the woman climbing the ladder took, and sure enough, she took six steps. Five sees six paints, which disappear, as do the six points of a paper star. Then, a blob of green slime is noticed on the design the paper stars were on, signifying the Problem Blob as the culprit, and as if on cue, he appears.

The Numberjacks send brain gain to get the sixes back, but the paints don't align, the star points don't go onto the stars, and the ladder woman jumps up and down the ladder instead of walking up it normally.

Five imagines the blob causing a cut-up chocolate bar to join back together, an ant to have all its legs on one side, and a shoe to have all its lace-holes on one side.

Then, everyone realizes something: there are six children! One boy gets blobbed, and that makes everyone disappear. Three makes brain gain to bring the kids back and it works, but they're side-by-side and not in pairs like before. Then, they suddenly separate, then group themselves into two threes.

Three makes brain gain to make the kids into three pairs again, the paints go back to being two lots of three, and the dots to reappear on the dice. She then fixes the ladder so the woman can ascend it properly again, fixes the paper stars, and makes the Problem Blob jump six miles.

Six comes back and they do the recap. Then, Three tries to get Zero to do the "jumping to six" thing, but he doesn't jump— he just twitches instead while she counts his twitches. Six asks the viewers to look for things that come in sixes.
Cosy Room

The **Cosy Room** (sometimes spelled Cozy Room) is a room in the Numberjacks' Sofa, where Numberjacks play and relax.

## Features

* A television set, for Numberjacks to watch different shows on.
* A library.
* A book holder, for Numberjacks to read.
* A buddy blocks container.
* A slider shapes container.
* A container of Three's beautiful things.

## Biography by Five, the Narrator

The **Cosy Room** is very comfortable.

The Numberjacks like reading and watching TV and there is a container of Three's beautiful things. Another day, Four packed the buddy blocks away. It can be a very noisy place.

But all at all, the Cosy Room is a great place to be.