I have made the twin prime brothers, 149 & 151. They're 107's & 109's older brothers and 101's & 103's cousins. Are you ready, guys?! Good! Because we go 3, 2, 1, let's go, Go, GO!!!! 149: One Hundred and Forty-Nine is prime. His digits are the first three squares, 1, 4, 9. He is also made of squares as 36+49+64, and of course, 100+49. He is One Hundred and Nine’s older, more absent-minded brother who often forgets that neither of them are squares. He's also 107's older brother, and 101's & 103's cousin. He's also twin brothers with 151. Speaking of 151... (VA: Paul Kaye) 151: One Hundred and Fifty-One is a Numberblob trainer— the thing is, that he trains them to fight each other, in Pokémon-style! (no, they wouldn't actually say the word "Pokémon") Like 149, he is also a prime number. And he's also twin brothers with 149. He keeps reminding 109 and 149 that they're not square numbers. But they didn't listen to him. He's 107 and 109's older brother, & 101's and 103's cousin. (VA: Jonathan Forbes)
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