This is discontinued, due to the official Number Lore coming out. When you press the up arrow, you will see a script for the first episode. To continue on, press the right arrow. Without spoiling the plot too much, here's how I would describe the characters: 1 is based on A, but has one eye instead. 2 is a swan. 3 is based on C, but has two mouths instead. 4 is a wrench that can tighten. 5 is based on F, but he now has a nose that can inflate and deflate as he laughs, like Squidward from SpongeBob Squarepants. 6 is based on E, but has a similar color to D. 7 is a lucky number, due to superstition. Ironically, he is in love with 13. He wears a clover. 8 is the same as @bren319 where he is a snowman. 9 is a snail and is based on Q. 10 is one of the superheroes and has the + gem. 11 is also the same as @bren319 where he can act like a helicopter. 12 is a robot who can tell the time. 13 is a butterfly and is clumsy, due to the superstition that 13 is an unlucky number. Ironically, she is in love with 7. 14 is a huge fanboy of 7 and wants to be as lucky as him. His personality is similar to Scootaloo from MLP. 15 is a secret agent with lots of weapons and tools stored inside her 1. 16 is a teenage girl who is best friends with 15. 17 is a gun. 18 is a skateboard. 19 is based on J. 20 is one of the superheroes and has the - gem. 21 is a flamingo. 22 are the "Blocky Bros", because of their blocky design and their hobby of making things with LEGO. 23 is also the same as @bren319 where they are based on W, but they also make appearances outside of dreams, where they appear out of nowhere to scare unsuspecting numbers. 24 is a swag number who is obsessed with MLG, because "twenty-four" rearranged is "four-twenty", and the number 420 is associated with MLG. 25 is based on Joke Z, because 25 is a funny number in SpongeBob Squarepants, and jokes are funny. 26 has the colors of A and Z to represent the alphabet, which has 26 letters. When he says his name, the way he says it is similar to lyrics from the alphabet song.
Credits to @bren319 for some sprites, the transcripts as a base template, and for the inspiration!
