Synopsis: It's time to meet Sixty and friends in a rocket (with one little block holding on)-powered game of How Many Tens. Characters: One Two (cameo) Four (cameo) Six Seven Eight Nine Abb Ten Eleven (cameo) Thirteen (cameo) Fifteen (cameo) Seventeen (cameo) Nineteen (cameo) Twenty Thirty Forty Fifty Sixty Seventy Eighty Ninety Abbty Plot: Six, Seven, Eight, Nine, and Abb are gathered to play Six's new game, How Many Tens. She starts by rolling the dice, which makes six Abbs (with six Ones holding on) fly out onto the balcony. 6 x 10 = 60. Sixty then introduces herself. Six asks her if she's a step squad, since she noticed that Sixty is wearing the tenth step mask. Sixty then changes into a step shape from One to Ten, but doesn't split. She then states that six lots of ten is a new "high score" for the game, and splits into ten Sixes who play with the other Undecimalblocks. However, in a game of tug and war with Nine and Eight, Eight trips and accidentally kicks the game dice, so Sixty reassures the others that it will be recovered soon. Another Abb with a One holding on arrives, and she splits into six tens to make, in total, seven tens. 7 x 10 = 70. Seventy introduces himself and splits into ten Sevens who make a giant rainbow above the balcony. It allows Seven to spot the game dice far away on a tree on a mountain. Eight questions how they should get it back, and Seventy then finds another Abb and One is coming. He then splits into seven Tens, which in total makes 8 tens. 8 x 10 = 80. Eighty introduces himself as "Super Octoblock" and splits into ten Eights while the others stand astonished. They then assemble into a humanized-shaped Eighty (called "Roboctoblock") who sets off to get the dice. When he arrives at the tree, he splits himself into Eights who then again assemble into a dinosaur-shaped Eighty (called "Dinoctoblock") who swings his "tail" to hit the tree which sends the dice flying back at great force. Then he returns back and sees another Abb and One in the sky, so he splits into eight Tens to make Nine Tens in total. 9 x 10 = 90. Ninety introduces himself, and Nine questions whether the new arrival is a square or not. Ninety states that he's not one, and the real square is 10 x 10 (who would later turn out to be One Hundred) - he is two columns or two rows short. Then he shows off his vanishing trick by splitting into 10 Nines who sneeze out 9 Ones and leave 9 Eights. They add back up, and Ninety then sees another Abb and One flying through the sky, so then Ninety splits into nine Tens, making Abb Tens in total. A x 10 = A0. Abbty introduces herself, and then splits into ten Abbs, who then turn into rockets and fly, and then add up to Abbty again. Abb asks Abbty is she herself is a rocket. Abbty says yes, but in a different way, and she splits into even numbers Two to Nineteen arranged in a rocket shape. They all add up to Abbty again, and she blasts off after putting on her rocket gear. Abbty then concludes by splitting into Ninety and Ten and taking out Ninety's bunting which Abbty can use to summon all the multiples of Ten to Abbty. Everyone cheers, and Sixty ends the episode by asking how long Abbty can keep her high score as the largest multiple of ten (again foreshadowing One Hundred). Trivia: There is a brief fourth wall break at the end of the episode where Sixty laughs at the viewers. This episode is the debut of Undecimalblocks Sixty, Seventy, Eighty, Ninety, and Abbty. This episode is similar to Thirty's Big Top, both episodes introduce some multiples of 10. Eighty's segment is probably a spoof of The Avengers. The background music accompanying the scenes that involve Abbs (with Ones holding on) flying onto the balcony is the instrumental of Abb Again. The special game die does not seem to be any different than a normal die other than it has colors. However, it is possible that the die calls for a number of Tens when rolled.
