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The information in the article below contains spoilers for the BFDI series. Please watch the episode(s) if you have not seen them yet.

It's not a cartoon. It's a game.
 
— Message from the BFDIA 5b announcement video

BFDIA 5b, or simply 5b, is a Flash side-scrolling platform web game made by Michael and Cary Huang. The game was released on Monday, February 12, 2013, as announced in an update video on Thursday, January 31, 2013.[1] BFDIA 5b is the only episode to be a game rather than an animation and acts as the 2nd part of the 5th episode of Battle for Dream Island Again. The game involves FreeSmart members traversing through Evil Leafy through several levels, trying to escape. It is the 30⅓th episode overall

When the game debuted, it had 33 playable levels and the player could not pass Level 33 until February 19, 2013. From February 19 to 25, the game had 50 playable levels and the player could not pass Level 50 until February 25. Due to the creator of the game being very busy, the February 25 update only added 3 new playable levels. The game has 53 playable levels, but the player cannot pass Level 53. Even if the player gets past Level 53, Level 54 is empty and has no data.

A note in Level 53 says levels will be uploaded as soon as they are made, but on March 3, 2013, it was announced that the game was postponed for now due to BFDIA 5c being worked on. In BFDI's Best Hiatus Ever, Cary revealed that BFDIA 5b will be completed, possibly in the next few months, along with some other projects. However, no updates were made to the game since.

The game could be played here before Adobe ended support for Adobe Flash Player on Thursday, December 31, 2020, and restricted Flash content on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. It can currently be played through various other means, such as Flashpoint Archive or the fanmade HTML5 port.

Cary released the source files on Monday, July 4, 2022, in a GitHub repository.

Plot[]

Book starts out lost and forgetful of recent events. After realizing she is inside Evil Leafy, Book ventures out to find the other members of FreeSmart.

Book eventually finds Match trapped in a box in level 19 and asks if Match knows what is going on. Match recalls Pencil driving the FreeSmart Van into Evil Leafy's mouth and falling into her unpleasant box. Book and Match agree to find the other FreeSmarters.

Book and Match find the Hand-powered Recovery Center in 024. Strange discovery and Book figures it fell out of the FreeSmart Van.

Later, Match and Book enter a house in level 31. Inside, Book finds Lego Brick, but is first scared of him and thinks he is "an armless mutant Blocky". Lego Brick denies this and asks to be Book's friend. Book asks him "Where are we?" and Lego Brick states that they are inside Evil Leafy, along with thousands of other recommended characters. Lego Brick is confused at the fact that Evil Leafy ate Book and Match, but she reassures that they are fine. Lego Brick remains confused, Book says goodbye to carry on their adventure.

Book traps Lego Brick inside a box to activate a switch to complete a level. In the next level, Lego Brick turns mad, saying that Book trapped him inside a box. Book reassures her that it was only for desperate measures, but Lego Brick is unconvinced and punishes the two by forcing them to fall into his underground factory, teaching them not to mess with him.

Further into Lego Brick's dungeon, Book finds Ice Cube on an independent platform. Book asks her why she is in Lego Brick's Factory.

Ice Cube does not remember why she is in the dungeon but laments that if she had arms, she could pick up a nearby box to escape the dungeon. Fortunately, Book has arms, so she moves the box to below the other low-hanging platforms so Book, Match, and Ice Cube can escape the dungeon continue the adventure.

The trio later meet Waffle and Tune to which Match revolts due to past experiences with recommended characters like Lego Brick. Ice Cube thinks they seem nice, but Match sarcastically compares to how nice Lego Brick was. Waffle says that Lego Brick is a nice guy once you get to know him and that he has a fear of dying, but Book and Match still reject.

Waffle and Book ask each other's group who they are. Waffle introduces Tune but is cut off by Match's impatience. Waffle directs the three to Evil Leafy's mouth eastward, so they leave the recommended characters to continue the quest.

As Book, Match, and Ice Cube exit the house, Waffle and Book exchange goodbyes. Waffle says they are welcome back at any time. Book asks Ice Cube if the sky looks redder to her, but Ice Cube disagrees. Farther away from the house, they encounter Waffle and Match questions why they are outside. Waffle replies that they went on a walk to get some fresh air.

In level 53, the three are faced with an uncrossable wall. A message by Cary Huang appears behind the wall:

"Hi people. I've been really busy lately, so I've only been able to create three levels. :(
More levels coming soon. I will upload them as soon as I create them, so some could be out tomorrow, or in a week. I'm really sorry!!! I hope we can all understand."

In the BFDIA 5c announcement, Jacknjellify spoils the ending with simply "FreeSmart escapes Evil Leafy".

Gameplay[]

The player starts the game as Book and moves through 53 levels though Evil Leafy. Match and Ice Cube are present in later levels once they are met in the game. The game offers many platforming and puzzle challenges; in order to progress to the next level, all the playable characters must be in front of the exit door until it activates. Optionally, the player can collect one Win Token (called "coin" internally) each level, most of which are in hidden or difficult to reach places. Beating the level with a Win Token will turn that level green on the level select screen. Win Tokens have no real use, but the number collected is tallied on the level select screen.

Playable characters can walk left and right, and jump. Characters and certain items can be picked up, and can either be thrown or set back down. When multiple characters are playable, they are operated one at a time and can be switched between each other. Book and Match can use Hand-powered Recovery Center to revive dead characters. The game does not reset if a character dies due to the reviving mechanic. Instead, if the player is stuck in a level, they can reset the level manually to start over.

The title screen allows the player to watch the previous episode BFDIA 5a for context, start a new game (players must erase their saved progress if they have any to start a new game), or continue the game from their previous saved progress. The "LEVEL CREATOR" and "EXPLORE" options are unselectable on the title screen and were originally planned to release on March 4, 2013, but were never released.

Controls[]

Action Keyboard controls
Walk Left and right arrow keys
Jump Space
Grab/Throw Up arrow key
Release Down arrow key
Change characters Z
Reset level R
Advance dialogue Enter or Shift
Menu select Left click
Scroll menu Hover mouse cursor up and down
Highlight menu button Tab
Select menu button Enter

Characters[]

Playable characters[]

Book
The main character in the game. She can run and jump at normal speeds. She doesn't immediately burn when going through a heater, but she can still get burned by one rather quickly.
Match
Appears for the first time in level 19: "Say hello". She is taller, can jump higher, and can go through smaller holes than other contestants. Match is immune to fire, so when going through a heater, her hair catches on fire and she can use the fire to burn other characters like Ice Cube. The fire can be put out by hitting a ceiling, being submerged in water, or by melting Ice Cube.
Ice Cube
Appears for the first time in level 42: "Eye skewb". She can run faster than any other character, but jumps very low. She melts almost instantly when standing in a heater. She can cool off other characters in a heater when melting. Due to her lacking arms, she cannot hold or throw things, or operate the HPRC.

Attributes[]

Character Jump height Run speed (blocks/s) Jump distance Burn time (s) Effective width Effective height
Book 3 5 5 2 2 2
Match 3 5 4 2 (non-lethal) 1 3
Ice Cube 2 10 6 0.5 2 2
Character Width Height Weight Carried object height Friction Heat speed Jump height Jump height (blocks)
Book 23 56 0.36 31 0.8 1.7 95.4 3.18
Match 10 86 0.26 31 0.8 1.6 (non-lethal) 113.2126492 3.77
Ice Cube 20 51 0.41 20 (armless) 0.85 5 89.03219917 2.96

Non-playable characters[]

Lego Brick
An NPC that can only be played by editing the game files. He doesn't have arms, but because he isn't meant to be played as, he actually can pick up items and use the HPRC. He is a little on the slow side, however, he can jump rather high compared to the average.
Waffle
An NPC that can be only played by editing the game files. An armless character, but because Waffle isn't meant to be played as, they actually can hold and throw items and use the HPRC. They have a pitiful jump, and their speed isn't too great either.
Tune
An NPC that can be only played by editing the game files. She is always seen bobbing to a rhythm, likely to the music in her headphones. She walks faster than both of the other RCs, but she is a little slower than Book.

Unintroduced characters[]

Bubble
Does not appear in any level. She has the highest jump, along with the ability to float. She, however, when in contact with a wall, pops. This includes the edges of a level.
Ruby
Ruby has the third-lowest jump, after Ice Cube and Waffle. She is the widest character out of the ones intended to be played as, and is also the shortest, as Ice Cube is taller than her.
Pencil
Does not appear in any level. She can fit through narrow spaces like Match.

Other characters[]

  • Evil Leafy - Her role is the game's setting, she is mentioned, and she appears at the bottom of the level select screen.
  • Firey and Coiny - They aren't in the game, only in the updated thumbnail of the BFDIA 5b announcement video.
  • Announcer - He isn't in the game, but he uniquely appears as the game's favicon, because the game is located on the bfdi.tv domain.

Enemies[]

Main article: BFDIA 5b/Enemies

List of levels[]

53 levels were released. There are a total of 133 levels planned; 100 main levels and 33 bonus levels.

Level 53 is the last playable level, but Level 52 is the last level that is intended to be beaten and the last that can be beaten without exploits. Once Level 53 is completed, because the game does not know how to handle non-existent levels, it shows "undefined" as the title, and quickly cycles through all of the backgrounds in the game.

Video[]

A video announcing BFDIA 5b's release, titled under the same name, was released on February 11th, 2013. Additionally, BFDIA 5b's music is the video's music but paulstretched to one-eighth speed.

Update history[]

BFDIA 5b was updated many times in 2013 after its initial release on February 11, 2013.

  • February 11, 2013 (initial release)
  • February 19, 2013
  • February 25, 2013
  • March 4, 2013 (canceled) - Level Creator and Explore mode were planned to release.
  • June 5, 2013 (minor update) - In Part 4 of Ni Hao Guylan's blind let's play of BFDIA 5b, he struggled on the early version of 029. Don't look back.[2] On June 5, 2013, shortly after the video as uploaded, carykh said in a comment on the video, "...I also just made level 29 a bit easier."[3] This suggests he updated the game that day, which would make June 5, 2013 the date of the last known update to BFDIA 5b, months after the last levels were added.

Bugs and glitches[]

Block clipping[]

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The block clip glitch works by a quirk in the games collision detection for blocks where collision essentially only extends up to 0.01 pixels away from the left edge of a block. If you're lined up correctly when landing on the left corner of a block, you will clip into it. You can not clip into the right side of a block.

Wall clipping[]

This works by the same mechanism as the block clip. If your right edge is between 0 and 0.01 pixels (exclusive) from the left edge of a block and have a horizontal velocity of 0, you will clip continuously into the wall and can at any point move to the right to go through it. This was originally thought to be TAS only, but it has recently been done by hand in some individual level speedruns of the game.

Thin warp[]

Characters can warp through 1 block thick walls by grabbing entities thinner than a block on the other side of the wall.

Stretchy arms glitch[]

Horpdorp

If anyone is cranking the HPRC and dies at the same time, their arms will be stuck to the HPRC forever. This can also happen by exiting to the menu while recovering. The only way out is to restart the game.

Holding air[]

Air hold

Match holding air

This trick works when you're at the furnace and it only works with match. The trick is when your in the furnace and you press up the same time a character dies then you're greeted with this glitch.

Level editing[]

Main article: BFDIA 5b/Level editing

It is possible to modify the game's code to change its levels. Level editing and its methods were discovered by the YouTuber JC7146, with videos as early as January 2016

Mods[]

Main article: BFDIA 5b/Mods

Some mods have been created for 5b.

Potential return[]

On August 13, 2021, Some Guy On The Internet donated a message to Cary about porting BFDIA 5b on Newgrounds during a stream. The stream cut off but Cary later answered the question in a comment about the question being unanswered. He said that it would be cool to bring an old Flash game into the modern era, but it would have to take a lot of work to do that, especially since he hasn't done game development in years. He's thinking about contacting game developers to make this a reality.[4]

Trivia[]

  • BFDIA 5b loads the levels in from a text file called "levels.txt" which contains all of the levels. Upon starting the game, levels.txt is parsed and loaded into the game. If either levels.txt does not exist, or could not be parsed, the game will freeze indefinitely.
    • This makes level editing easy as you don't need to directly edit the game itself to edit levels.
  • The Clubhouse of Awesomeness, which appears in "Get in the Van", makes an appearance in Level 6 (Landfill) as one of the stages in the trailer. However, the Clubhouse of Awesomeness didn't appear in the official release.
  • BFDIA 5b is the first game to feature BFDIA characters, and the eighth game made by Michael and Cary Huang.
  • In the trailer, Book had a rainbow-colored background icon in the text box when she talked, but in the final game, all characters had a megenta background.
  • The thumbnail for the "BFDIA 5b is here" video, after being changed at one point, shows Coiny and Firey, with modified assets that include butts.
  • Level 29 was originally named "Toss Toss", but it was renamed to "Don't Look Back".
  • Level 32 was edited (originally, Match could not go to Lego Brick, and now she can go to him).
  • Carykh said on YouTube that Tennis Ball has "ELER" in the game. Cary said that he'll find out what it means later, stating that "he wouldn't like it."
  • The Easter egg at the bottom of the level select screen is the first time Evil Leafy has opened her mouth. (This does not count BFDIA 5a, when her mouth was just a bunch of scribbles at the time when she ate some of the contestants.)
  • The "LEVEL CREATOR" and "EXPLORE" options on the home screen are blocked off with a sign stating "MARCH 4", meaning the modes were planned to release on March 4, 2013. Every March 4 from the game's release to the end of Flash support passed without an update. However, March 4 has now turned into a joke and a holiday within the community.
  • In level 31, Lego Brick said that there are thousands of recommended characters who are also inside of Evil Leafy, but it is unknown how they got into her mouth.
  • In the files of the SWF, there some elements that don't appear in the game, such as an asset for a running Bubble.
  • In the game, letters appear to be hanging from a tree in the background. For example, level 1 has an "E" hanging from a tree. Level 11 has a "V". Level 26 has an "I". These are the only 3 letters but it is speculated that it is supposed to spell "EVIL".
  • Level 53 is clearable with exploits, but level 54 has no data and only shows the background and "undefined" in place of the level's title.
  • The game has a speedrunning community.
  • Adobe announced in July 2017 that Flash will stop being supported at the end of 2020. Cary Huang has talked about converting htwins.net's Flash media to HTML 5, and said he's thought about (but hasn't worked on) porting BFDIA 5b to another system.
    • You will still be able to play 5b using the desktop version of Adobe Flash Player, as long as you also have the "levels.txt" file in the same directory of the game file.
    • There has also been a fan-made port of the game into HTML5 which reuses nearly all of the same code from the Flash version and is identical in gameplay.
  • The game is mentioned in Book's biography in the book Battle for Dream Island: Official Character Guide.
  • BFDIA 5b was recommended by bubblegumbeanie in "The Escape from Four".
  • For an unknown reason, jumping is broken for some players using Chromebooks and Macbook Pros.
  • The game is referenced in Lo-Fi Beats to Yoyle To — BFB 21 on Friday, July 3. Lego Brick listens to music from a boombox trapped in the box in 032. I need you for something.
  • Changing characters was originally going to be done with the Q key. In the source code the variables used to keep track of presses and timers weren't renamed to use Z instead, as found by Poley Magik on August 12, 2020.
  • No "B" levels were ever added to the game, but they were originally intended to be rewards for getting win tokens. This was confirmed by Michael in the August 2013 Jacknjellify livestream.[5]
  • In the source files released by Cary, the .fla files are titled "FSELA", though it is unknown what this stands for, though one guess is that is stands for "FreeSmart Evil Leafy Adventure".
  • The Win Tokens are never referred to by name in the game and are called "coins" in the game's code.
  • While unconfirmed, it is highly likely that Get Well Card for Jacknjellify would have appeared in the game, as every other 1st place recommended character from BFDIA was in the game.
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Continuity references[]

Cultural references[]

Notes[]

  1. This is the minimum required deaths to beat the game using its intended routes. Although, using glitches and exploits it is possible to beat in 0 deaths in TAS.

References[]

External links[]


Video games
BFDIA 5bBFDI Physics ToyFirey's Candy Bar AdventureGTTTATINTThe Evil Leafy Maze GameThe Math MachineTidepoolWoody's Incredible Journey to the Escape from Eternal Terror
2013 episodes
Get in the VanBFDIA 5bNo More Snow!It's a MonsterThe Long-lost Yoyle City
Levels of BFDIA 5b (Category)
001 - 002 - 003 - 004 - 005 - 006 - 007 - 008
009 - 010 - 011 - 012 - 013 - 014 - 015 - 016
017 - 018 - 019 - 020 - 021 - 022 - 023 - 024
025 - 026 - 027 - 028 - 029 - 030 - 031 - 032
033 - 034 - 035 - 036 - 037 - 038 - 039 - 040
041 - 042 - 043 - 044 - 045 - 046 - 047 - 048
049 - 050 - 051 - 052 - 053 - 054
(further levels are not yet released)
Battle for Dream Island episodes and other videos
Totalfireyislandshort TFI: "Crying Contest" • "Balance Beam" • "Mile Run" • "Elimination Volleyball!" • "Rope Climb" • "Dodgeball" • "Spelling Bee" • "Breath Holding Contest" • "Dice!" • "Spinner" • "Bowling 1" • "Bowling 2" • "Stack 1" • "Stack 2" • "Hurdles 1" • "Hurdles 2" • "Hurdles 3 and 'WETHFPC'" • "Jumbo"


TFS: "Mountain Climb" (unreleased)

TFP: "Balance Beam" • "Dodge Ball" • "Mountain Climb" • "Balloon Toss" • "Teams" • "Boats" • "Bridge Crossing" • "Eating" • "Pyramid" • "Pole Vaulting" • "Test Taking" • "Obstacle Course" (all unreleased)

BFDI1 BFDI: "Take the Plunge (Take the Plunge: Part 1" • "Take the Plunge: Part 2)" • "Barriers and Pitfalls" • "Are You Smarter Than a Snowball?" • "Sweet Tooth" • "Bridge Crossing" • "Power of Three" • "Puzzling Mysteries" • "Cycle of Life" • "Insectophobe's Nightmare" • "Crybaby!" • "Lofty" • "A Leg Up in the Race" • "Don't Lose Your Marbles" • "Half a Loaf Is Better Than None" • "Vomitaco" • "Bowling, Now with Explosions!" • "The Reveal" • "Reveal Novum" • "Rescission" • "Gardening Hero" • "The Glistening" • "Don't Pierce My Flesh" • "Hurtful!" • "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2" • "Return of the Hang Glider"

BFDIA2 BFDIA: "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know" • "Get Digging" • "Insectophobe's Nightmare 3" • "Zeeky Boogy Doog" • BFDIA 5 ("Get in the Van" • "BFDIA 5b" • "No More Snow!" • "It's a Monster" • "The Long-lost Yoyle City") • "Well Rested" • "Intruder Alert" • "Meaty" • "Catch These Hands" • "Taste the Sweetness"

IDFB3 IDFB: "Welcome Back"

B.F.B BFB: "Getting Teardrop to Talk" • "Lick Your Way to Freedom" • "Why Would You Do This on a Swingset" • "Today's Very Special Episode" • "Fortunate Ben" • "Four Goes Too Far" • "The Liar Ball You Don't Want" • "Questions Answered" • "This Episode Is About Basketball" • "Enter the Exit" • "Get to the Top in 500 Steps" • "What Do You Think of Roleplay?" • "Return of the Rocket Ship" • "Don't Dig Straight Down" • "The Four is Lava" • "The Escape from Four" • "X Marks the Spot" • "Take the Tower" • "How Loe Can You Grow?" • "A Taste of Space" • "Let's Raid The Warehouse" • "Who Stole Donut's Diary?" • "Fashion For Your Face!" • "The Game Has Changed" • "The Tweested Temple" • "The Hidden Contestant" • "Uprooting Everything" • "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning" • "SOS (Save Our Show)" • "Chapter Complete"

TPOT Abbreviated BFDI:TPOT: "You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?" • "The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life" • "Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters" • "Gardening Zero" • "Fishes and Dishes" • "The Great Goikian Bake-Off" • "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" • "Balancing P.A.C.T." • "Outbreak At Stake" • "Oneirophobe's Nightmare"

Upcoming: IDFB 2BFDI:TPOT 11BFDIA 11

Shorts: "Thanks for 4 years!" • "BFDI Is Back" • "Paper Towel" • "Ballers" • "Thanks for 4 years of Thanks for 4 years!" • "HELP US get to VIDCON 2019" • "Happy Birthday, Battle for BFDI!" • "BFDI's Road to Half a Billion Views" • "You're A Loser, But..." • "Thanks for 600,000 subscribers!" • "Thanks for 700,000 subscribers!" • "Aw, Seriously?" • "BFB Contestants React to Wiki Comments" • "Thanks for 800,000 subscribers!" • "PUMPKIN 2.0 - BFDI Halloween Shorts" • "If Among Us Was a BFDI Challenge" • "If X-MAS in Among Us was a BFDI Challenge" • "Thanks for 900,000 subscribers!" • "Thanks for 1,000,000 subscribers!" • "Thanks for 4 years of Thanks for 4 years of Thanks for 4 years!" • "Claustrophobe's Nightmare • "Twosday" • "Fish and Chips" • "Why is the BFDI Mouth everywhere?" • "Firey and Gelatin Steal a Van" • "Thanks for 1,500,000 Subscribers!" • "Thanks for 2,000,000 Subscribers!" • "Pie Vs Pi: The Pi Day Massacre"

BFDI Mini: BFDI Mini episodesBFDI Mini Again episodesBFDI Mini Deluxe episodesBFDI Mini, Seriously! episodesBFDI Mini Delicious episodes

Plush videos: "The Official Firey Plush is here!" • "Who's The Real Firey? (ft. Leafy Plush)" • "Hello Woody! (Now available to order)" • "The Loser Plush is here!" • "The Official Four and X Plush" • "Marker and Coiny plush have arrived!" • "when you bake a cake (ft. TWO PLUSH)"

Reanimated specials: "BFDI 1a+1b Reanimated! Fan-made MAP (Multi Animator Project)" • "BFDIA 1 Re-Animated By 95 People! - (Fan-Made)" • "IDFB 1 Re-Animated By 108 People! (Fan-Made)"

Cancelled/Unknown: Yoylecake Winning Celebration CartoonDecember 2016 Short50 million views videoUnknown announcement video

YTPMVs: "Intensive BFDI Unit" • "Rock My BFDI" • "BFDI-chapp" • "3000 Subbies" • "Eliminating BFDI" • Dear Viewers" • 6000 Subscribers" • "Thanks for 20,000 subscribers! (Last BFDI)" • "BFB 13 this Thursday." • ""Revenge", except every syllable is from BFDI" • "UNREAL BFDI — Thanks for 1 Billion Views!" • "I HOPE ITS NOT ME - composed by @legotd61"

Songs: "All I Want for X-mas — SONG by Four & X from BFB" • "Lo-Fi Beats to Yoyle To • "Message to Loser (Lyric Video) - SONG by Four from BFB" • "Jingle BELL Rock 🔔 Song with Four, Bell, Seven" • "Just Push Through It (Songify BFDI by Schmoyoho)" • "This Is BFB: Season Recap (Lyric Video)" • "Antony Kos - Hey Two! (Extended Cake at Stake song) Lyric Video" • "16 Years of Jacknjellify! 🎂 (Music Video)"

Promotional: "Vote Yoylecake" • "You can help BFDI win an Award!" • "VOTE for who the next BFDI PLUSH should be!" • "The Firey Plush is ON SALE + NEW BFDI HOODIE!" • "What if BFDI was in r/place?" • "BFDI *was* in r/place!" • "BFDI & Inanimate Insanity Meet Up!" • "TWO OF THEM!? - BFDI X Inanimate Insanity 2023 Event"

Meetup videos: "BFDI and II Finally Cross Over" • "*struggles to contain fans at 2019 meetup*" • "II + BFDI back together again!" • "The 22 Best Questions You Asked Us — BFDI + II Meetup" • "3,000 PEOPLE came to the BFDI x II Meetup in LA…"

Episode compilations: "Blocky Prank Compilation - Battle for Dream Island" • "Every FAKE AD in BFDI — Yellow Face Compilation" • "Best BFDI Crushes to Date! — Compilation"

TikTok compilations: "BFDI TikTok Compilation" • "Top BFDI/A TikToks Compilation" • "BFB TikTok Compilation" • "We asked TikTok to VOTE the best object - BFDI Mini" • "All our food does THIS... — BFDI's Best TikToks of 2020" • "Firey Discovers Gravity (BFDI TikTok Compilation)" • "TikTok voted on our objects again: BFDI MINI DELUXE" • "10 "David"s, One Winner — BFDI MINI SERIOUSLY" • "A Food Battle for the Ages— BFDI MINI DELICIOUS"

Announcement videos: "???" • "A super fresh minty clean announcement" • "Doing It Again!" • "BFDI Second Season Voting" • "12/12/12" • "Choose Your Fate" • "Back 2 School Bad News" • "BFDI's Best Hiatus Ever" • "Bring BFDI Episode 1 Part 2 Back (also YouTube face reveal)" • "Let's keep BFDI casual"

Livestreams: "BFDI 1 "Take the Plunge" Tutorial Stream" • "IDFB comments game: FAKE OR REAL?" • "2918 meetup steam"

Other: Social media-exclusive animations • "The BeiBei Squisher" • "The Marble Race!" • "When Video Games Malfunction!" • "Doo Doo-Dee Doo" • "X Finds Out His Value" • "First BFDI Animation Ever" • "BFDI Fan Art Reviews" • "Salmon Fiveyears" • "BFDI APPISIOTE 225555555!!!!!" • "BFDI Mini-Season - "Marbles"" • "Happy Halloween" • "ABCDEFG" • "BFDIA 6 Deleted Scenes" • "The JingJing Squisher (10 year anniversary)" • "How to Fold your Foldy" • "The Lost Ice Cube Recordings" • "Battle for Dream Island: Official Character Guide Instagram promotion" • "BFDI Recommended Characters" • "Apply to join BFDI! Animators, Audio Editors, Background/Prop Artists and More" • "The Secret Behind BFB's Split" • "Recommend a Character - Become a Jacknjellify Member" • "We Discovered Our Forgotten "Firey" Comics" • "All BFDI soundboard videos! (compilation)" • "Best BFDI Season 1a moments (according to data from you viewers!)" • "The LOST NEWSPAPERS of Four and X"

Other pre-BFDI: Character ChartConnections sheetsEarliest "First BFDI Animation"Feb 20 2009 Character BiosFictional BFDI ElectionFirey (comic series)Firey Expansion • "FIREY to keep our customers happy" • Firey Yearbook • "Firey's Candy Bar Adventure" • "Michael's best comic" • School Planner • "The Number Playground Chronicle!"

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