Similarities and Differences (Talk)

The Number Yoshis are similar and different to two other groups, the Numberblocks and Numberjacks, in each way throughout personalities and TV shows.

## Numberblocks

### Similarities

* Number Yoshis One to Eight have similar colors to Numberblocks One to Eight.
* Both Number Yoshi Nine and Numberblock Nine sneeze.
* Both Number Yoshi Eight and Numberblock Eight are superheroes.
* Both Number Yoshi Seven and Numberblock Seven are very lucky and like rainbows.
* Both Number Yoshi Six and Numberblock Six like dice and rapping.
* Both Number Yoshi Five and Numberblock Five like to give high fives.
* Both Number Yoshi Four and Numberblock Four like squares.
* Both Number Yoshi Three and Numberblock Three like entertaining others.
* Both Number Yoshi Two and Numberblock Two like to sing and dance.
* Both Number Yoshi One and Numberblock One are self-conscious and like to call single things one of something.
* Both Number Yoshi Zero and Numberblock Zero eliminate things.
* Both the Numberblocks and the Number Yoshis have their backstories shown in two different episodes that show two different parts. (And There Were Five [The Number Yoshis] and Once Upon A Time [Numberblocks]) is part one, and (The Story Of Four To Zero [The Number Yoshis] and Now We Are Six To Ten [Numberblocks] is part two).
* Both The Number Yoshis and Numberblocks have an episode named "Mirror, Mirror".
* Number Yoshis One, Two, Three, Four, Five, and Eight as well as the deceased Number Yoshi, Eleven, has the same genders as Numberblocks One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Eight, and Eleven.

### Differences

* Number Yoshi Nine does not get one smaller when sneezing but Numberblock Nine does.
* Numberblock Seven does not wear a necklace but Number Yoshi Seven does.
* The Number Yoshis are aimed at all ages while Numberblocks is aimed at children.
* Numberblock Eight has only an "Octo" alter-ego, while Number Yoshi Eight has both an "Octo" alter-ego and a "Spider" alter-ego.
* The Number Yoshis range from Zero to Nine while there can be a minimum and maximum number of Numberblocks.
	+ However, The Number Yoshis, Ten and Eleven, are deceased because Ten stopped breathing and Eleven fell off a cliff.
* The Numberblocks live in Numberland, while the Number Yoshis live in a sofa.
	+ Despite living in a sofa, the Number Yoshis used to live on Number Island.
* The Number Yoshis have time traveled, while the Numberblocks have not.
* The Number Yoshis have also traveled to fictional and real-world locations, while the Numberblocks have not.
* Despite the two TV shows having an episode with the same name, the plots for both episodes are different.
	+ Mirror, Mirror (The Number Yoshis): The Number Yoshis travel to Mirror Land while at a carnival.
	+ Mirror, Mirror (Numberblocks): One makes a wish at the Magic Mirror that she can have more friends.
* There are different types of episodes of The Number Yoshis that aren't shown in Numberblocks.
	+ This is also the case with vice-versa.
* Number Yoshis Zero, Six, Seven, and Nine as well as the deceased Number Yoshi, Ten have different genders than Numberblocks Zero, Six, Seven, Nine, and Ten.
* There are no known spinoffs of Numberblocks, while The Number Yoshis has numerous spinoffs.
* There are also no known games of Numberblocks, while The Number Yoshis has games (ex. The Number Yoshis Solve Problems) and fan-made mods (ex. Zero's Basics and its sequel).

## Numberjacks

### Similarities

* Both the Number Yoshis and Numberjacks are numbers zero through nine.
* The odds are female and the evens are male in both shows.
* Both Zero in The Number Yoshis and Numberjacks act babyish.
* Both One in The Number Yoshis and Numberjacks are voiced by a male voice actor.
* The Number Yoshis and Numberjacks can watch another number's progress on a main screen.
	+ Similarily, the Number Yoshis have a holographic screen that they can watch another Number Yoshi's progress in.
* Both episodes that feature Zero as the lead Number Yoshi/Numberjack (Zero's Dilemma [The Number Yoshis] and Zero The Hero [Numberjacks]) have a similar plot line to it.
* There are episodes that both the Number Yoshis and Numberjacks have served as antagonists in (ex. Meet The Number Yoshis (The Number Yoshis) and The Trouble With Nothing (Numberjacks), where Zero makes everything disappear).
* Both shows have spinoffs.
	+ Numberjacks' spinoff is Numberjacks Storytime, which has five audio-only volumes that were all released in 2017.
	+ The Number Yoshis' spinoffs are Five and Her Drawings, Zero's Wacky Misadventures, One Plus Three, The Agents and The Number Yoshis: Adventures on Number Island.
* Both the Number Yoshis' sofa and the Numberjacks' sofa are inside regular houses.

### Differences

* The Numberjacks and Number Yoshis have different colors.
* The Number Yoshis were originally a group of twelve at first, while the Numberjacks have stayed the same with their group of ten.
* The sofa in The Number Yoshis is an ordinary looking sofa, but doesn't have a camera outside of it like the sofa in Numberjacks.
* The Number Yoshis is aimed at all ages, while Numberjacks is aimed at children.
	+ Despite this, a spinoff of The Number Yoshis called The Number Yoshis: Adventures on Number Island is aimed at children.
* The agents in The Number Yoshis are known by their full names, while Numberjacks has agents that are only known by numbers.
* Two from Numberjacks often has trouble counting, while Two from The Number Yoshis does not.
	+ Despite this, there is an episode of The Number Yoshis called Doubling Two that is based on a Numberjacks episode, Out For The Count, where Two makes everyone count incorrectly.
* Zero in The Number Yoshis knows the world around him, while Zero in Numberjacks is still learning about it.
* Seven from Numberjacks doesn't wear a magical necklace like Seven from The Number Yoshis.
* The Numberjacks have been mean to Zero, while all of the Number Yoshis get along well in general and praise each other's work.
* Five in The Number Yoshis draws out what would happen if there was a problem, while Five in Numberjacks imagines what would happen if there was a problem.
* The Number Yoshis have time-traveled to different eras in the Real World (ex. the Number Yoshis time traveling to the Jurassic era and Two learning about and exploring the 1920s), while the Numberjacks have not.
* The Number Yoshis have also traveled to fictional and real-world locations, while the Numberjacks have not.
* There are different types of episodes in The Number Yoshis that aren't shown in Numberjacks.
	+ This is also the case with vice versa.
* While Numberjacks did not have any further seasons and was cancelled in 2009, The Number Yoshis was renewed for a third season and has been running for more than ten seasons.
* There are four agents in The Number Yoshis (the newest recruit agent being White Shy Guy), while there are more than four agents in Numberjacks.
* There are no known games of Numberjacks, while The Number Yoshis has games and fan-made mods.