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Battle for Dream Island is an American web series that has gained extreme popularity. It has since formed a genre known as “Object Shows”, which often follow a competition between anthropomorphic objects, some of which became mainstream. This is a list of hosts from every mainstream object show.[1]
Battle for Dream Island (franchise)
[edit]- The Announcer: A gray speaker box who likes acronyms and hosts season one of Battle for Dream Island.
- Firey Speaker Box:
- Flower Speaker Box:
- TV: The host of BFDIA 1-4, and the host of TPOT 19.
- Puffball Speaker Box:
- Flower: PSB’s replacement in BFDIA 11 after PSB gets crushed by Spongy, hosts a beauty contest and starts the repeated host change.
- Bugs: Flower’s replacement in BFDIA 12 after Flower goes on life support.
- LOLers: The replacement of the Bugs in BFDIA 14 and 15 after the bugs get crushed by Spongy.
- Balloony: The host of BFDIA 16 after taping everyone else in the LOL.
- WTFers: The host of BFDIA 17 and 18 after Balloony leaves.
- Fish Monster: The host of BFDIA 19 and 20 after the WTFers drown in the ocean.
- Leafy: The host of BFDIA 22 after being voted on during BFDIA 19.
- Four: A chaotic host of BFB and co-host of TPOT.
- X: A nicer version of Four who co-hosts BFB and TPOT.
- Donut: Four’s placeholder after ABNTT multiplied Four by Donut (zero)
- Purple Face: The co-co-host of BFB post-split.
- Two: The main host of BFDI:TPOT who doesn’t host for episodes 15-19 because of them not being present/them being depressed.
- Bottle: The host of TPOT 17 after getting access to the Cake-At-Stake votes.
Inanimate Insanity (franchise)
[edit]- MePhone4: The main host of Inanimate Insanity seasons 1-3, retiring after Season 2 Episode 18[a].
- MePhone3GS:
- Mepad:
- Toilet: A co-host of Season 2, gets treated terribly by MePhone4.
- Fan: The new host of Inanimate Insanity for season four, II IV, who wants to continue the game in good intentions.
- Test Tube:
- Bot:
- Orange Juice: The host of II2 7 and II IV 4.
- Suitcase: The co-host of II IV 3.
HfjONE
[edit]- Airy: A braindead lamp who doesn’t feel emotions for anyone.
It’s Time For The
[edit]- Clock:
Animatic Battle:
[edit]- Animatic:
Object Invasion
[edit]- iPad:
BURNER
[edit]- Daddy Long Legs:
- Roomy:
- Kit: Daddy Long Leg’s replacement in BURNER 5 after they become unconscious, comes up with the challenge to make a gift.
Bean’s Show
[edit]- Bean:
- Paper Towel Roll:
- Controlly: One of the six hosts of 5SOS:BS 8, one of the three who the contestants bring to be voted on.
- Flowey: One of the six hosts of 5SOS:BS 8, one of the three who the contestants bring to be voted on.
- Beer: One of the six hosts of 5SOS:BS 8, one of the three who the contestants bring to be voted on.
- Emily: One of the six hosts of 5SOS:BS 8, one of the three who ranks the other hosts.
- Neptune: One of the six hosts of 5SOS:BS 8, one of the three who ranks the other hosts.
- Tape Measure: One of the six hosts of 5SOS:BS 8, one of the three who ranks the other hosts.
Paper Puppets:
[edit]- Gold Ingot:
- Bronze:
- Silver:
- Platinum:
- Loaf: One of the two co-hosts who quit in PPT2 after being treated terribly by Gold Ingot.
- Santa Hat: One of the two co-hosts who quit in PPT2 after being treated terribly by Gold Ingot.
Object Overload
[edit]- Gamey:
Object Mayhem
[edit]- Calculator:
Brawl of the Objects
[edit]- Controlly:
Open Source Objects
[edit]- Crayon Box:
- Red Crayon:
- Green Crayon:
- Blue Crayon:
- Yellow Crayon:
Notes
[edit]- ^ In the show, season 2 went on hiatus after episode 14, then season 3 started and finished and season 2 wrapped up.
References
[edit]- ^ Seibold, Witney (2025-10-23). "What Are Object Shows And Why Is Gen-Alpha Obsessed With Them?". SlashFilm. Retrieved 2025-12-09.