A BFB (also referred to as BFB Screen by Firey) is an object created by Four long ago. In "The Escape from Four", Four uses it to bribe some of the BFB contestants back to his show, but this also causes even more contestants to quit as they preferred the BFDI item...

The BFDI is one of the two grand prizes of Battle for BFB. It represents the show itself, and ownership of it allows ownership of the show as a whole. It was originally created by Four and is currently owned by the Announcer.

Want to watch the Full Season of Battle for Battle for Dream Island? Look no further! This cartoon compilation has All Episodes of the pre-split fourth season of BFDI, BFB! Watch as sixty-four...

Battle for BFDI and Battle for BFB (abbreviated BFB, also known as Battle for Battle for Dream Island (for Battle for BFDI), and Battle for Battle for BFDI/Battle for Dream Island (for Battle for BFB)) make up the fourth season of the Battle for Dream Island series.

Watch as fourteen characters battle to win "a BFB" from two strange, alien number creatures, in an elimination-centric animated series!

Twenty characters battle for a luxurious island in an elimination-centric monthly animated series. Battle for Dream Island was created by Cary and Michael Huang! http://bfdi.tv Including BFDI 1a:...

Battle for Dream Island is a unique animated comedy web series created by Flash animators and sibling duo Cary and Michael Huang, a.k.a. jacknjellify.

Battle for BFDI: Created by Cary Huang. With Satomi Hinatsu, Cary Huang, Adam Katz, Michael Huang. A bunch of objects have to do challenges to win A BFDI.

A is a letter character that made a cameo in Apply to join BFDI! Animators, Audio Editors, Background/Prop Artists and More. They appeared to represent "animators". Go to the statue above the Desert Pyramid. Look up, theres a invisible truss near statue climb it and get him. Community content is available under CC-BY-SA unless otherwise noted.

Characterization Marches On: By the time of BFB, many of the contestants of previously debuted in BFDI/BFDIA had their personalities adjusted, exaggerated, or outright altered entirely to better work with the substantially larger cast of characters.