Purple Face

"PF" redirects here. For the character voiced by Kevin MacLeod, see Pan Flute.

Purple Face is a recurring side-character who first appeared in "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2" and was the co-co-host as well as one of the two secondary antagonists (alongside Announcer) of Battle for BFB. He also appears as a minor character in The Power of Two, where he enters the EXIT in order to rescue the EXITors.

Quick Answers

What role does Purple Face play in 'Battle for BFB'?

In 'Battle for BFB', Purple Face, a purple variant of Yellow Face, initially exhibits hostility towards Yellow Face, often criticizing his products. However, his character undergoes a transformation, evolving from a rude and impatient demeanor to a more relaxed and friendly personality, desiring to socialize with everyone.

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How does Purple Face differ from Yellow Face in 'BFDI'?

In BFDI, Purple Face is a variant of Yellow Face, distinguished by his purple color, thicker outlines, and more expressive features. He is known for his hostility towards Yellow Face, often critiquing his products. Their relationship is strained, as seen in 'Insectophobe's Nightmare 2', where an argument escalates into accusations of racism.

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What is Purple Face's mission in 'The Power of Two'?

Purple Face, in 'The Power of Two', is characterized by causing disruption. He swipes Yellow Face's Win Tokens, resulting in Yellow Face's removal from the game. He later reappears in 'Let's Raid The Warehouse', confined in a small metal box within Yellow Face's warehouse, indicating a contentious relationship with Yellow Face.

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When did Purple Face first appear in 'Insectophobe's Nightmare 2'?

In the Battle for Dream Island series, Purple Face first emerges in the episode 'Insectophobe's Nightmare 2'. He disrupts an advertisement by Yellow Face, leading to a contentious exchange between them.

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What is the significance of Purple Face's appearance in the EXIT in 'The Power of Two'?

Purple Face plays a crucial role in 'The Power of Two', influencing the plot by stealing Yellow Face's Win Tokens, leading to his elimination. He is later discovered in Yellow Face's Warehouse. His role expands in 'The Tweested Temple', guiding the remaining contestants. In 'Chapter Complete', he is involved in planning a potential 6th season with Four, X, and the Announcer.

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Appearance[]

Purple Face is, as his name suggests, a purple-colored version of Yellow Face. Thus, his facial details whilst talking are almost identical to his counterpart, albeit more expressive at times.

Changes[]

BFDI 24

• Purple Face is more scrawled.
• Purple Face is purple.

BFB 6

• Purple Face is more well-rounded.
• Purple Face's outlines and facial features are thicker.
• Purple Face is blue-violet.

BFDIA 9/BFB

• Purple Face reverts back to his BFDI design with slightly thicker outlines and lighter colors, likely done to more accurately match Yellow Face's current design.

Purple Face in a Don't Purple Open Inside Box (BFDIA 9-BFB 23)

Purple Face's cameo (BFB 6)

Purple Face wearing a sweater (BFB 23)

Distorted Purple Face (BFB 28)

Paper cutout (BFB 29)

MS Paint drawing (BFB 29)

Storyboard (BFB 29)

Winged Purple Face (BFB 30)

Personality[]

In his first appearance, Purple Face displays clear animosity toward Yellow Face, criticizing Yellow Face’s products as outdated and urging customers to boycott them. His hostility might stem from his past, possibly related to being imprisoned or even killed by Yellow Face. Purple Face is also shown to have an insatiable appetite, leading him to indiscriminately devour contestants and other characters. Despite this, he isn't entirely unreasonable; he shows a softer side by calling out Flower for her rudeness and then cheering her up with a compliment on her sweater. Additionally, Purple Face enjoys singing, though his terrible singing voice is not well-received by the contestants.

Abilities[]

• Teleportation: In "The Tweested Temple", Purple Face was able to teleport into the temple to announce he would be the tour guide.
• Stamina: Like Yellow Face, Purple Face can most likely hop long distances without getting tired.
• Intangibility: In "The Hidden Contestant", Purple Face phases through the roof of a bus.
• Limb gaining: In "The Tweested Temple", Purple face grows a leg to kick Leafy and Woody out of the Archaic Temple. In "Chapter Complete", Purple Face sprouts an arm when making a demonstration. This arm has three thick fingers, and is a slightly more saturated shade of purple than his face.
• Idle Durability: In "Uprooting Everything"

Weaknesses[]

• Softness through Movement: In "Uprooting Everything", When Purple Face was thrown by Leafy to destroy the World's Largest Oven's Glass Window, There was a squeaking noise when he made Impact. This could mean that he's Durable when idle, but gets softer the faster he goes.

Coverage[]

Appearances[]

• Battle for Dream Island
  • "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2"
• Battle for Dream Island Again
  • "Well Rested" (mentioned)
  • "Intruder Alert" (flashback)
  • "Catch These Hands"
• Battle for BFDI
  • "Four Goes Too Far" (cameo)
• Battle for BFB
  • "Let's Raid The Warehouse" (not seen, full role cut)
  • "Fashion For Your Face!"
  • "The Game Has Changed"
  • "The Tweested Temple"
  • "The Hidden Contestant"
  • "Uprooting Everything"
  • "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning"
  • "SOS (Save Our Show)"
  • "Chapter Complete"
• Battle for Dream Island: The Power of Two
  • "The Seven Wonders of Goiky" (cameo)
  • "Oneirophobe's Nightmare" (mentioned)
  • "Out Of The Blue" (stinger)
• Non-canon appearances
  • "BFDI: Claustrophobe's Nightmare"

Battle for Dream Island[]

Purple Face appears in Yellow Face's "Non-Slip Shoes So Ha" advertisement, criticizing his product because it's almost two years old. This caused Yellow Face to make a seemingly racist statement in anxiety. Purple Face demands someone to reject him, but he continues on with the ad. Purple Face interrupts again and is then eaten by Yellow Face.

Battle for Dream Island Again[]

Purple Face is mentioned in "Well Rested" by Yellow Face, where he mentions that Purple Face has boogers as a means of disturbing FreeSmart, which does not work.

He also appears in a flashback during "Intruder Alert", when Bomby's newly acquired purple color reminds Yellow Face of the moment when Purple Face criticizes his product.

He appears physically in "Catch These Hands", where he flies on a paper airplane, into the Clubhouse of Awesomeness to steal Yellow Face's win tokens. The two then bicker as the Eiffel Tower starts to sink into lead paint vomit, before Yellow Face imprisons him in the "Beryllium Fortress, Destruction Impossible" and spray paints the words, "DON'T OPEN, PURPLE INSIDE".

Battle for BFB[]

His next appearance was seven years later in "Four Goes Too Far", when he made a cameo in the visualization of Donut's explanation of the challenge. In it, an example contestant looks at Purple Face, and transfers the Twinkle to them. The example contestant gives a look of dismay as Purple Face smirks.

Purple Face's actual physical appearance is implied to appear in "Let's Raid The Warehouse", where he still trapped in the metal box that reads "DON'T OPEN, PURPLE INSIDE", which Yellow Face had trapped him in, where Gelatin misreads the text as "DON'T PURPLE, OPEN INSIDE".

In "Fashion For Your Face!", his box opens while the Have Cots are in the Warehouse. Now free from his confines, he threatens to eat the group and chases them down, who promptly put on Flower's sweaters by wrapping themselves into a ball. Purple Face then eats them all, but they manage to survive thanks to protection from Flower's sweaters, which are vomit-proof. The group are trapped for many hours inside his stomach, however Teardrop pierces Gelatin's sweater with the shears she acquired, causing him to melt in the acid.

Purple Face appears again later in the episode, asking Flower why she is being so violent. Flower tells him the reason is because of the negative reception of her sweaters, of which Purple Face responds to by asking for one of her sweaters. The two rejoice as Purple Face equips the sweater.

In "The Game Has Changed", Purple Face calls the Have Nots and tells them to go inside a bush, interrupting Blocky's podcast. Then, he announces that he will be hosting Cake at Stake. Blocky asks him if he got Four's permission to which he says "Let's just say : Yes". Blocky leaves the bush so Purple Face replaces him with a stick from the bush. Purple Face starts the Cake at Stake by singing a song to make it feel like a normal Cake at Stake, however, he is interrupted by Flower and Firey which makes him angry, so he starts singing again. Four interrupts his second song by asking where the contestants were. Purple Face is startled and decides to host Cake at Stake super fast. When Firey complains that they keep getting no cake in Cake at Stakes, Purple Face improvises by giving the safe contestants a member of the Have Cots from his stomach. Purple Face accidentally confuses Flower and the stick, and confirms that the stick is eliminated.

When Four finds out that Purple Face did Cake at Stake, he despawns him offscreen and immediately recovers him. Purple Face later brags about how he and X took Four's news, making Four despawn him again. Purple Face volunteers to judge the parties but Four immediately shuts this down. Purple Face then starts the intro by having Flower stand behind him while raising one of her arms since he has no limbs. During the challenge, Purple Face is used by Lollipop and Woody for their parties. Respectively, to sing an awful song and to be the main guest of the party instead of Four as a prank.

In "The Tweested Temple", Purple Face randomly teleports into the temple out of nowhere and states that he is the tour guide. After a while, Lollipop and Gelatin decide to leave and they bring Teardrop with them. After Purple Face notices that they are missing, he becomes very sad. Later on, he stops the tour in a room covered with vines. Leafy however says that he only showed her and Woody 1% of the temple. This angers Purple Face and he gives the two his own totems and then kicks them out. In the stinger, he is very sad that nobody else is coming to the temple, so he decides to advertise for more people to come. Ruby sees the ad from the BRB and blocks it.

In "The Hidden Contestant", Purple Face makes an appearance in the stinger when he gets on top of the bus everyone's in and evilly laughs. He then clarifies that he isn't following them for evil reasons, but to just be able to hang out with everyone. He tries to think of a friendlier laugh to show his passive intentions, but it unfortunately just ends up sounding evil again.

In "Uprooting Everything", after 5 weeks of driving, Purple Face asks Four to tell let him on the bus due to The Desert's sweltering heat. Four refuses and says he's tired of Purple Face constantly interfering when he isn't supposed to. Purple Face proposes that he could be a co-host but Four turns down the idea. X however likes the idea, and makes Purple Face his "co-co-host". Four protests but Purple Face tricks Four into changing his mind with reverse psychology. Purple Face's first task as host is to remove the bugs on the roof of the bus. X later says that they need a prize for Cake at Stake so Purple Face gives him the bugs. When Lollipop is eliminated, Purple Face blows at her to make her float in the direction of the BRB.

Everyone then departs the bus inside the World's Largest Oven, where the challenge is to escape from it. Purple Face asks Four to teleport the hosts from the oven, but Four only does himself and X. Stuck with the contestants, Purple Face decides to follow Gelatin and Leafy into a small room. Purple Face wants to leave until he sees CRT and decides to shut the door to stop anymore vandals from entering. However, the door is locked so they are all trapped inside. Gelatin suggests looking under a box for a key but Purple Face claims he already did.

With nothing to do, the contestants try telling stories to pass the time. Purple Face's story is him hoping he'll be released from the box he was locked in. Later, Gelatin looks under the box from earlier and finds a key. Purple Face just says that he lied about looking under it. When they are free, Purple Face gets thrown at the oven door by Leafy to shatter the glass. He burns to death and disintegrates and isn't seen for the rest of the episode.

In "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning", X is seen trying to recover Purple Face. X fails and Purple Face is left in a glitchy, distorted state and is reset. After the Announcer reappears, X once again recovers, however, this time it works. Four tells Purple Face to try and get rid of the Announcer, so he attempts to do with a freestyle rap, and tells Gelatin to make a beat. However, just as he's getting started, the Announcer flings him away. When Gelatin asks where Purple Face is going, Announcer says I.D.K. However, unlike other elimination locations such as the T.L.C and the E.X.I.T, it isn't a location named after an acronym and the Announcer says he really doesn't know where Purple Face is going. Four insists that Purple Face will be back.

Purple Face is later seen where he was flung to in the 23rd part of the challenge. He replaces Four in the cage because Four fused with the background. Gelatin pulls two parts of the cage further from each other, freeing Purple Face, and he and Flower are able to continue.

In "SOS (Save Our Show)", in order to save the show’s budget, Purple Face has everyone get on the remodeled bus. Eight days later, they arrive at the Abandoned TV Station where they can put on a show to get more money for BFB. Purple Face starts by interviewing the finalists. Always asking Gelatin reasonable questions, while only asking Flower questions referring to himself. Because she pointed out that he has no mustache, Purple Face moves on to the next segment, which involves torturing Flower with bugs.

Leafy later informs Purple Face that they only got 12 dollars. Purple Face is shocked by the small amount and tells Gelatin to put on a new act. He complies by saying his name in different ways on stage. Flower tries doing the same thing, only to be booed and have things thrown at her. Purple Face is amused with this. This only gets them 4 extra dollars, so now they’re down to only 54 dollars in total. Firey then gets on stage to beg for all of the show’s prizes, which Purple Face says got them minus dollars, meaning they gave them money. Now they’re down to 30 dollars.

Taco later arrives to the TV studio and informs everyone BFB is about to end. Purple Face urges anyone to come up with new ideas. The budget gets so low that everyone is reduced to storyboards, and Purple Face begs Flower to spend her 50,000 dollars on the show. Purple Face watches as the final two get thanked for saving the show, and asks everyone if they want to thank him for his TV show idea, but everyone looks at him quietly in response.

In "Chapter Complete", Purple Face is annoyed with Profily being allowed to vote for a winner and votes Gelatin to spite their vote. Some time after is Flower is announced to be the winner, Purple Face steals the BFDI and runs into the golden bus to get away. It's made of gold however, so everyone catches up to him quickly. He argues that he deserves the BFDI for his contributions to the show that no one ever acknowledged or thanked him for. During a standoff, the bus falls off a cliff, only dangling by the tires. Everyone gets out except for him, Flower, and the Announcer, who're still fighting over the BFDI. Flower convinces him that he was a good host and that everyone appreciates him always being there. This gets him to give up the BFDI and also leave the bus. Later, he gets Four to thank him for saving the show from being cancelled and has fun at the party thrown for Four. In an epilogue shot, Purple Face is last seen planning another season with Announcer, Four, and X.

Battle For Dream Island: The Power of Two[]

In “Out of the Blue”, Purple Face appears behind the hotel with a piece of paper given to him by Gelatin showing the exitors. Purple Face enters Four’s mouth in an attempt to free the exitors, and explores Four’s insides. Purple Face walks past a prison cell opened earlier, and a red hand (presumably Three's) can be seen closing the door before the episode ends.

Deaths[]

1. "Insectophobe's Nightmare 2": Eaten by Yellow Face.
2. "The Game Has Changed": Despawned twice by Four (off-screen).
3. "Uprooting Everything": Burns to death when thrown against the door of the World's Largest Oven by Leafy.
4. "B.F.B. = Back From Beginning": Erased from existence by X.

Non-canon deaths:

1. "BFDI: Claustrophobe's Nightmare": Dies from the heat death of the universe (offscreen).
2. ”UNREAL BFDI”: Gets the Twinkle of Contagion from Donut, Turning him into Yellow Face.

Kills[]

Total kills: 2

Trivia[]

• He was originally going to be a contestant in Battle for BFDI, but he was replaced by Loser.^[1]
• Purple Face is the only character in BFDI to have a colour scheme of only purple. The only other purple characters are Lollipop and Marker, yet they both have white in their colour scheme.
• Purple Face, Two, TV, Portable Music Player, Winner, Rubber Spatula, Profily, and Tree are the only characters who don't have American accents.
  • In Purple Face's case, he speaks with an Upper-Class English accent.
• He was referenced in "Get to the Top in 500 Steps", where Yellow Face told Lollipop that she didn't "know anything", which is the same thing he told Purple Face in his debut.
• Purple Face was going to have a larger role in "Let's Raid The Warehouse", according to Cary Huang in "CARY REACTS TO BFB 21" that was storyboarded, but this was dropped due to time constraints. In "Fashion For Your Face!", however, he does get a fairly larger role, and continues to have recurring roles up until he was promoted to co-co-host by X in "Uprooting Everything".
• His voice actor, Justin Chapman, is a writer and also a voice actor on another popular object show, Inanimate Insanity. He is friends with Adam Katz, the creator of Inanimate Insanity and the voice actor of Nickel in both BFDI and II.
• He is the first non-contestant to be killed by Four.
  • He's also the first character Four has killed more than once.
• He appears to have legs, as shown in "The Tweested Temple" when he kicked Leafy and Woody out of the temple.
• He appears not to like being called Purply Head.
• Purple Face is the first character to have the Sender Scoop Thrower used on him since Bubble in "The Long-lost Yoyle City".
• "SOS (Save Our Show)" features the most time Purple Face spent as the sole host.
• He is one out of four major characters who didn't become contestants, the others are Nonexisty, Evil Leafy, and HelloKevin.
  • However, unlike the others, Purple Face was originally the 64th contestant before replaced by Loser.

References[]

Characters

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Contestants	BFDI	Blocky • Bubble • Coiny • David • Eraser • Firey • Flower • Golf Ball • Ice Cube • Leafy • Match • Needle • Pen • Pencil • Pin • Rocky • Snowball • Spongy • Teardrop • Tennis Ball • Woody
	BFDIA	Bomby • Book • Donut • Dora • Fries • Gelatin • Nickel • Puffball • Ruby • Yellow Face
	IDFB	Evil Leafy
	BFB	8-Ball • Balloony • Barf Bag • Basketball • Bell • Black Hole • Bottle • Bracelety • Cake • Clock • Cloudy • Eggy • Fanny • Firey Jr. • Foldy • Gaty • Grassy • Lightning • Liy • Lollipop • Loser • Marker • Naily • Pie • Pillow • Profily • Remote • Robot Flower • Roboty • Saw • Stapy • Taco • Tree • TV
	TPOT	Price Tag • Winner
Hosts	Announcer • Firey Speaker Box • Flower Speaker Box • Puffball Speaker Box • Host Bug • Four • X • Two • Purple Face • HelloKevin • Seasonal Shift hosts
Algebralians	Zero • One • Three • Five • Six • Seven • Eight • Nine • Ten • Fourteen • Fifteen • Twenty-Four • Two Thousand Seven Hundred Sixty-Three • Pi • Tau • Euler's Constant • Square Root of Two • Imaginary Number • Ean • Vrrrpt • Minor Algebralians
TPOT failed debutants	9-Ball • Anchor • Avocado • Battery • Blender • Boom Mic • Camera • Clapboard • Conch Shell • Discy • Income Tax Return Document • Kitchen Sink • Leek • Nonexisty • Onigiri • PDA • Rubber Spatula • Salt Lamp • Scissors • Shampoo • Shopping Cart • Snare Drum • Tape • VHSy
BFDI Mini contestants	BFDI Mini	A duck • Evidence Bag • Frozen Yogurt • Glue • jack russell terrier dog riding very fast with speed a skateboard as skater , with sunglasses in summer vacation, taking a selfie with smartphone or cell phone • Pastel Feather • Purple Girl with Wind Hair and Angry Eyes • Rose
	BFDI Mini Again	Deadly • Diamond • Electric Guitar • Juice Box • Kabab • Strudel • Tent • Vacuum
	BFDI Mini Deluxe	Banana Apple • Credit Card • Lithium • Marble Bottle • Mocha • Puppet • Teabag • USB • Yellow Watermelon
	BFDI Mini, Seriously!	Baby • Buttslide Man • Davidworm • Exploding David • Football Player • Frog • Johnson • Spray Can • Your Mom
	BFDI Mini Delicious	Cake's Dad • Cereal Box • Chips • Jordan • Milkshake • Popcorn • Popsicle • Raisin • Sandwichy • Vomit
	BFDI Mini Replicas	Acid Tennis Ball • Baby Coiny • Blue Spongy • Electric Blocky • Ender Rocky • Fire-ette • Firey Jr. Jr. • Long Marker • Mechanical Pencil • Ninja Woody • Quartz • Tack
Extras	Fish • Fish monster • Creatures of Goiky Canal • Sam • GO Guys • Radio Announcer • Stick Figures • Example Characters • Bugs • Cheese Orb • Firey Speaker Box's Clone • Hexagon Speaker Box • Circular Floating Globe • Spike Ball Speaker Box • Triangle Speaker Box • BFDIA 5b enemies • Lewis • Jack Frew • Queen Bug • Ruby's sisters • Pan Flute's orchestra • Pan Flute • Horrifying Sludge • Gelatin's brothers • Teardrop's cousins • Historical characters • Unknown Shadow • Carrot Cake • Dragon • Singing Narrator • Planty • Minor BFDI Mini characters • Minor characters (BFDIA • TPOT)
Recommended	Bally and Marble • Fire monster • Boombox • Lego Brick • Tune • Waffle • BBQ Sauce • Pineapple • Black & White Cookie • Vegemite on Toast • Grape • Propeller Hat • Mirror • Spool • Mr. Cookie • Bandy Aid • Awesome iPod • Soda • Clip • Portable Music Player • Steamy • Rusty Coin • CRT • Birthday Cake • Gramophone • Burrito • Lightning Cherry • Touch-Tone • Water Bottle • Ramen Noodles • VR Headset • Notable recommended characters • Recurring recommended characters (A–C • D–K • L–R • S–Z) • Special recommended characters • Variant recommended characters • Other recommended characters
Non-canon	Jellify Frew • BeiBei • JingJing • Chompy • Mouth • Steamboat Willie • carykh characters • Sam (Salmon Fiveyears) • Text • Other human characters • Non-canon minor characters
	Inanimate Insanity	Apple • Lightbulb • MePhone4 • Nickel (Inanimate Insanity) • Candle • Other cameo characters