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==Episodes== ===Season one (''BFDI'')=== [[File:BFDI first season.png|thumb]] The first season of ''BFDI'', under the same name as the series, premiered on January 1, 2010 and ran on YouTube until [[January 2]], 2012 with the season finale "[[Return of the Hang Glider]]". The season only had 25 episodes with 21 contestants with [[Firey]] being the winner of [[Dream Island]]. There were over 3 eliminated characters who rejoined ([[Blocky]], [[Spongy]] and [[Flower]]) and only one debuter joined ([[David]]). It was primarily hosted by the [[Announcer]]. <center>'''Intro contents''' [[File:37247 beatloaf bass-8ths-sample.wav|Intro theme]] '''Episodes released in the season'''</center> {| class="bgrevo" style="border-collapse:collapse; text-align:center; font-size:100%;" border="1" width="100%" {| |- style="background:#027F03;" ! width="9%" style="color: black" |No. in series ! width="9%" style="color: black" |No. in season ! width="30%" style="color: black" |Title ! width="10%" style="color: black" |Eliminated/Rejoined/Lost ! width="10%" style="color: black" |Votes ! width="12%" style="color: black" |Air date |- |1 |1 |"[[Take the Plunge]]" | colspan="2" |N/A |[[January|Jan]] [[January 1|1]], [[2010]] |- |2 |2 |"[[Barriers and Pitfalls]]" |[[Flower]] |7 |[[February|Feb]] [[February 1|1]], 2010 |- |3 |3 | "[[Are You Smarter Than a Snowball?]]" |[[Spongy]] | 12 |[[March|Mar]] [[March 1|1]], 2010 |- |4 |4 |"[[Sweet Tooth]]" |[[Blocky]] |12 |[[April|Apr]] [[April 1|1]], 2010 |- | 5 |5 |"[[Bridge Crossing]]" |[[Woody]] |14 |[[May]] [[May 1|1]], 2010 |- |6 |6 |"[[Power of Three (BFDI)|Power of Three]]" |[[Pin]] |13 |[[June]] [[June 1|1]], 2010 |- |7 |7 |"[[Puzzling Mysteries]]" |[[Needle]] |18 |[[July]] [[July 1|1]], 2010 |- |8 |8 |"[[Cycle of Life]]" | colspan="2" | N/A |[[August|Aug]] [[August 1|1]], 2010 |- |9 |9 | "[[Insectophobe's Nightmare]]" |Blocky (rejoins) |28 |[[September|Sep]] [[September 1|1]], 2010 |- |10 |10 |"[[Crybaby!]]" | [[Teardrop]] |29 |[[October|Oct]] [[October 1|1]], 2010 |- |11 |11 |"[[Lofty]]" |[[Golf Ball]] |37 |[[November|Nov]] [[November 1|1]], 2010 |- |12 |12 |"[[A Leg Up in the Race]]" |[[Coiny]] |61 |[[December|Dec]] [[December 1|1]], 2010 |- |13 |13 | "[[Don't Lose Your Marbles]]" |[[Snowball]] |80 |Jan 1, [[2011]] |- | 14 |14 |"[[Half a Loaf Is Better Than None]]" |[[Match]] (eliminated)<br>Spongy (rejoins) |158 |Feb 1, 2011 |- | 15 |15 |"[[Vomitaco]]" |[[Eraser]] |220 |Mar 1, 2011 |- |16 |16 |"[[Bowling, Now with Explosions!]]" |[[Pen]] |259 |Apr 1, 2011 |- | 17 | 17 |"[[The Reveal]]" |Blocky |288 |May 1, 2011 |- |18 |18 |"[[Reveal Novum]]" |[[Tennis Ball]]<br>[[David]] (debuts) |450 |June 1, 2011 |- |19 |19 |"[[Rescission]]" |[[Pencil]] |464 | July 1, 2011 |- |20 |20 |"[[Gardening Hero]]" |David |545 |Aug 1, 2011 |- |21 |21 |"[[The Glistening]]" |[[Ice Cube]]<br>Flower (rejoins) |856 |Sep 1, 2011 |- |22 |22 |"[[Don't Pierce My Flesh]]" |[[Rocky]] |844 |Oct 1, 2011 |- |23 |23 |"[[Hurtful!]]" |Spongy |816 |Nov 1, 2011 |- |24 |24 |"[[Insectophobe's Nightmare 2]] |Flower |735 |Dec 1, 2011 |- |25 |25 |"[[Return of the Hang Glider]]" |[[Bubble]] (3rd place)<br>[[Leafy]] (2nd place) |870 |Jan 1, [[2012]] |} ===Season two (''BFDIA'')=== [[File:Battle for Dream Island Again.png|thumb]] The second season of ''BFDI'', titled ''Battle for Dream Island Again'' and abbreviated as ''BFDIA'', began its run on June 29, 2012 and it features 22 contestants (12 returning ones and 10 newcomers). Unlike last season, where there were only 3 hosts (the [[Announcer]], [[Firey Speaker Box]] and [[Flower Speaker Box]]), there were 5 hosts ([[TV]], [[Puffball Speaker Box]], Firey Speaker Box, Flower and [[bugs]]), though the Announcer has been canonically running the season.<ref>''Battle for Dream Island'': ''[[Battle for Dream Island#Season four (BFB)|Battle for BFB]]'': "[[SOS (Save Our Show)]]"</ref> The fifth episode was split into 5 parts, with the second part, ''[[BFDIA 5b]]'', been a video game instead of a viewable episode. The entire episode is about the contestants traversing to get to the top of the summit of [[Yoyle Mountain]]. The season would return on September 1, [[2023]] with the official release of "[[Well Rested]]". As of [[October 4]], [[2024]], it currently has over 15 episodes (19 if counting the parts of BFDIA 5 as episodes). ===Season three (''IDFB'')=== [[File:IDFB.png|thumb]] The third season, titled ''dnalsI maerD rof elttaB'' and mostly abbreivated as ''IDFB'', was the first post-cancelation season of ''BFDI'' and it took place in the country of [[Yoyleland]].<ref>''Battle for Dream Island'': ''[[Battle for Dream Island#Season three (IDFB)|IDFB]]'': "[[Welcome Back]]"</ref> As of September 1, [[2016]], only [[Welcome Back|one episode]] was released to the public as the series remained in indefinite hiatus after a dormant time. Either it will return after the end of ''BFDIA'' or ''BFDI:TPOT'' as it was never announced if it was canceled. It is still unconfirmed if the series will be having a host. The contestants are the same as the amount after the premiere of the episode "Well Rested". {| class="bgrevo" style="border-collapse:collapse; text-align:center; font-size:100%;" border="1" width="100%" {| |- style="background:#FFE732;" ! width="9%" style="color: black" |No. in series ! width="9%" style="color: black" |No. in season ! width="30%" style="color: black" |Title ! width="10%" style="color: black" |Freed from the TLC ! width="10%" style="color: black" |Votes ! width="12%" style="color: black" |Air date |- |39 / 31 |1 |"[[Welcome Back (IDFB)|Welcome Back]]" | colspan="2" |N/A |Sep 1, [[2016]] |} ===Season four (''BFB'')=== [[File:Battle for BFDI.png|thumb]] With over 30 episodes in 4 years, the fourth season of ''BFDI'', titled ''Battle for BFDI'' and later ''Battle for BFB'', is the longest airing season of the show. This is also the first season of the series to air with the [[Hand-drawn style|hand-drawn]] animation style, simplified and more loosely. The first half of the season followed 64 contestants (half being newcomers) battling for [[A BFDI]], hosted by [[Four]] and [[X]], which later was revealed to be the full archive of the first two seasons of the series. The first half also took place in [[Goiky|North Goiky]]. The [[elimination]] style kept the same as [[object shows]] before this one. [[File:Battle for BFB.png|thumb]] With the split from the episode "[[The Escape from Four]]" (released in [[2020]]), where a fifth season, ''Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two'', aired simultaneously, the second half became ''Battle for BFB'', where 14 of the remaining contestants battled for both [[A BFB]] and A BFDI. The season took place in the [[Pillary Ruins]] and the [[Desert]] due to [[The Hidden Contestant|issues with fans]]. The elimination style kept for the fans to vote for saving the contestants to get away from being eliminated. The overall winner of the season was [[Flower]], who was also the first eliminated character in the series. ===Season five (''BFDI:TPOT'')=== [[File:The Power of Two.png|thumb]] The fifth season of ''Battle for Dream Island'', titled ''Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two'' or abbreviated as ''TPOT'', is the most recent of the five. The season originated from the split in ''BFB'' and it currently features over 44 contestants battling for [[Two]]'s [[The Power of Two|abillities which are limitless]]. The season currently has over 12 episodes and the elimination style kept the same as the previous season. Airing begun on January 10, [[2021]]. <center>'''Episodes released in the season'''</center> {| class="bgrevo" style="border-collapse:collapse; text-align:center; font-size:100%;" border="1" width="100%" {| |- style="background:#46C347;" ! width="9%" style="color: black" |No. in series ! width="9%" style="color: black" |No. in season ! width="30%" style="color: black" |Title ! width="10%" style="color: black" |Eliminated/Rejoined/Lost ! width="10%" style="color: black" |Votes ! width="12%" style="color: black" | Air date |- |72 / 59 |1 |"[[You Know Those Buttons Don't Do Anything, Right?]]" | [[Winner]] and [[Price Tag]] (debuts) |59,151 |[[January 10|Jan 10]], 2021 |- |73 / 63 |2 |"[[The Worst Day of Black Hole's Life]]" |[[Pie]] Teardrop (debut) |59,817 |[[June 18]], [[2022]] |- |74 / 64 |3 |"[[Getting Puffball To Think About Rollercoasters]]" |[[Foldy]] |74,873 |[[January 28|Jan 28]], 2023 |- |75 / 65 |4 |"[[Gardening Zero]]" |[[Saw]] and [[Cloudy]] |67,824 |[[March 23|Mar 23]], 2023 |- |76 / 66 |5 |"[[Fishes and Dishes]]" |[[Naily]] and [[Remote]] |59,035 |[[May 4]], 2023 |- |77 / 67 |6 |"[[The Great Goikian Bake-Off]]" |[[Eggy]] and [[Fries]] |59,182 |[[July 9]], 2023 |- |78 / 69 |7 |"[[The Seven Wonders of Goiky]]" |[[Clock]] and [[Lightning]] |66,833 |[[September 10|Sep 10]], 2023 |- |79 / 71 |8 |"[[Balancing P.A.C.T.]]" |[[Cake]] and [[Rocky]] |70,064 |[[October 25|Oct 25]], 2023 |- | 80 / 73 |9 |"[[Outbreak At Stake]]" |[[Puffball]] and Coiny, including Teardrop. |69,744 |[[December 18|Dec 18]], 2023 |- |81 / 76 |10 |"[[Oneirophobe's Nightmare]]" |[[Nickel]] |76,682 |[[March 13|Mar 13]], 2024 |- |82 / 79 |11 |"[[Out Of The Blue]]" | colspan="2" |N/A |[[June 14]], 2024 |- |83 / 80 |12 |"[[What’s Up Bell’s String?]]" |[[Bomby]] and [[Bell]] |90,503 |[[July 15]], 2024 |} ===Release schedule=== In the early seasons, the series mostly had a schedule of release from every first day of the month. During the time of ''IDFB'', the release schedule had an announced date. The post-revival ''BFDIA'' has a schedule of one to two months from the first or second day of the month in some locations. Since ''Battle for BFB'', the schedule for most of the recent seasons has been unscheduled, mostly revealed through teasers or (formerly) other kinds of videos like shorts or music videos.
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