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One, or 1, is a Numberblocks character with one block. She is the protagonist of Numberblocks.

Category
Fictional Character
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Hair Color
Bald
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Hair Length
Bald
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Eye Color
Red
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Height
-
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Ethnicity
Ethnically Ambiguous / Multiracial
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Body Type
Slim
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Nationality
United Kingdom
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Top Casting Suggestions

Numberblock 1 has been suggested to play 13 roles. Click below to see other actors suggested for each role, and vote for who you think would play the role best.

Numberblock 1

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Red

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Color favourite

2 Yes

0 No

Red
Numberblock 1

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AND FRIENDS (LET'S GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO)

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Pooh's Adventures in Sanity

2 Yes

0 No

AND FRIENDS
Numberblock 1

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Red

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Fictional Characters by Colours of the Rainbow

1 Yes

0 No

Red
Numberblock 1

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2010s

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Genki Girls by Decade

0 Yes

0 No

Genki Girls by Decade
Numberblock 1

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British English (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland)

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Characters Sorted by Nationalities

0 Yes

0 No

British English
Numberblock 1

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British

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Characters by heritage

0 Yes

0 No

British
Numberblock 1

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English (British)

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Fictional Character Heritage

0 Yes

0 No

English
Numberblock 1

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British

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Fictional Characters/Actors/Actresses by heritage (My Version)

0 Yes

0 No

British
Numberblock 1

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Can Sing

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Character Face Claims

0 Yes

0 No

Character Face Claims
Numberblock 1

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Main Characters

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Heroes vs Villains

0 Yes

0 No

Heroes vs Villains
Numberblock 1

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Can Sing

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Fictional Face Claims

0 Yes

0 No

Can Sing
Numberblock 1

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Red

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Sorting fictional characters by color

0 Yes

0 No

Sorting fictional characters by color
Numberblock 1

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Characters

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United Kingdom

0 Yes

0 No

United Kingdom
Numberblock 1

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Adventure Academia

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Fictional Characters as Aestethics

0 Yes

1 No

Fictional Characters as Aestethics