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Yearly overviewShow timelines (Timeline of RLBFDIRLBFDIA • RLIDFBRLBFB before and after the split • RLTPOTExtra scouting) • General timelines (pre- and post-1950)

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TL;DR: InfoTimeline of the final project (part 1part 2part 3)

The (slightly un)official RLBFB yearbook! (Alternate takes)

The contestants[]

More information on how I determined some of these can be found on the METHODOLOGY page.

This section is all about the 擬人化 versions of the contestants. No extra words, just information. Come to think of it, I should have put this section at the top of the page—heck, at the top of the INTRODUCTION page—but this part is where you will find the important things to keep in mind about humanizations. In the table below, I have summarily listed each contestant's object name, human name (legal and colloquial), gender, nationality, hometown and date of birth (true and modified).

I was inspired by a few "擬人化-passed contestant biography" posts on DeviantArt, which were by the deactivated account BluJayPJ. Compare and contrast his older and newer versions with mine.[1]

To codification we shall go![2]

Primary information[]

Their names, genders, origins, birth dates[]

Name (BFB) Name (RLBFB, legal) Name (RLBFB, nickname)[3] Gen.[4] Nationality Hometown Date of birth (orig.)[5] Date of birth (avg.'d)[6][7]
Bottle Bethel, Elizabeth A. Bethel, Beth, Betty, Liz, Lizzie, Mint Julep F American San Francisco, Calif. (USA) 31 Jan 1950 4 Jun 1947
Pen Graffeo, Gianpiero D. G.P., Ben, G, Gianni, Graffy, Jeep, Jeepster, Johnny, Jon Jon M Canadian[8] Toronto, Ont. (Canada) 2 Jul 1941 17 Feb 1943
Black Hole Haladu, Abdullah B. Bilal M Nigerian[9] Kano (Nigeria) 9 Jan 1941 22 Nov 1942
Pie Kipling, Abigail S. Abbie, Paramita, Pia* F Indian[10] Calcutta[11] (India) 30 Aug 1942 17 Sep 1943
Liy Lampström, Lilly M. Lill, Switcheroo F Swedish Karlstad (Swed.) 11 Dec 1944 7 Nov 1944
Tree Leigh, Terence A. Terry, Terence M Australian[12] Hobart (Austl.) 24 Aug 1935 15 Mar 1940
Pillow MacPherson, Paula D. Paula, Pillow, Paola** F Canadian[8] Thunder Bay, Ont. (Canada) 22 Aug 1943 14 Mar 1944
Remote Monteiro, Renata N. Renata F Kenyan[13] Nairobi (Kenya) 1 Mar 1961 18 Dec 1943
Basketball Angola, Pascualina M. Lina F Colombian Cali (Colom.) 26 Mar 1944 30 Jun 1944
Golf Ball Ball, Eugenia B. Eugenia, G.B., Sporty Globule F American Iowa City, Iowa (USA) 9 Mar 1914 22 Jun 1929
Tennis Ball Ball, Thomas R. T.B., Sporty Globule, That Clumsy Thomas Ball, Thom, Thomas, Tommy (Bally), Tuberculosis M American Iowa City, Iowa (USA) 3 Oct 1916 4 Oct 1930
Blocky Deeb, Adolphus A. Ady, Adolfo, Adster, Buddy, Deeb, Dolf, Bruno* M American Brooklyn, N.Y. (USA) 6 Nov 1936 21 Oct 1940
Robot Flower Harvey, Hanako A. Arbutus, H.A., Mechanical Flora, Robot Flora F Kenyan[14] Boston, Mass. (USA) 1 Sep 1960 5 Oct 1944
8-Ball Machava, Eduardo Eddie, Eduardo M Portuguese[15] Lourenço Marques[16] (Mozam.) 8 Aug 1940 6 Sep 1942
Grassy Weiland, Gabriel J. Gabriel M Dutch[17] Maastricht (Neth.) 11 Oct 1952 8 Oct 1948
TV Woo, Tomas J. T.V., Tay Vay, Tele, Tomas M American[18] Berkeley, Calif. (USA) 27 Nov 1942 1 Nov 1943
Donut Adura, Donald G. Donald, Don, Donny, Donut M South African[19] Cape Town (S. Afr.) 20 Apr 1940 13 Jul 1942
Barf Bag Baker, Barbara F. Barbara, Barb, Barbie, Warbara F Canadian[8] Montreal, Que. (Canada) 16 Sep 1943 26 Mar 1944
Naily Carpenter, Cornelia E. Naily, Nellie, Shiori*, Siri* F Australian[20] Melbourne (Austl.) 20 Feb 1951 13 Dec 1947
Firey Jr. Collins, Frederic J. D. Freddy M Kenyan[21] Richmond, Va. (USA) 25 Dec 1961 16 May 1953
Gelatin Fernández, Joaquín Joaquin, Danger Joaquin, Jack, Jackie (+ Boy, Friend, Head, Man), Jock, (Little) Jocko, Speedy Fernandez M Argentinian Buenos Aires (Arg.) 29 Jun 1945 15 Feb 1945
Bomby Kaboumogo, Bombi A. Bomby, Bombi M Upper Voltan[22] Ouagadougou (U. Volta) 24 Jan 1947 29 Nov 1945
Spongy Spongy-Karjalainen, Sponyé Spongy, Sponyé M American Marquette, Mich. (USA) 9 Oct 1958 7 Oct 1951
Bracelety Varela, Briselda T. Briselda, Anillita, Brazaleto, Selda F Mexican Chihuahua (Mex.) 9 Dec 1952 6 Nov 1948
Marker Anastasiades, Marc T. Marc M Danish Aarhus (Den.) 23 Jan 1948 30 May 1946
Fries De Vries, Jan F. Frankie, Franciscus, Frank M Belgian[23] Antwerp (Belg.) 26 Jun 1940 16 Aug 1942
Foldy Dufour, Marie-Violette Violette, Vi, Viola* F French[24] Paris (Fr.) 14 Mar 1945 24 Dec 1944
Eraser Graffeo, Giuseppe A. Joe, Giuseppe, Graffy, Joey M Canadian[25] Toronto, Ont. (Canada) 23 May 1939 28 Jan 1942
Stapy Krammetjies, Stefan Stefan, Stef, Stefie, Steflan M South African[26] Rehoboth (S. W. Afr.) 29 May 1945 31 Jan 1945
Yellow Face Lieberman, Yitzhak Yitzhak, Izák, Yizzy Boy, Isaak* M Israeli[27] Ashdod (Isr.) 21 Feb 1929 13 Dec 1936
Bell Saleh, Bahiya Belle, Bahiya, Bellie F German, West[28] Munich (W. Ger.) 17 Mar 1946 26 Jun 1945
Puffball Styx, Maria-Honorata Honorata, Maria Honorata, Pixie* F French[29] Basse-Terre (Guadeloupe) 21 Jul 1948 28 Aug 1946
Needle Carvalho, Nathalia M. Nathalia, Nat, Needalia, Needy F Kenyan[30] Nairobi (Kenya) 14 Jul 1945 23 Feb 1945
Firey Collins, Frederic J. D. Frederic, Fred, Fredballs, Fred-Day, Fred Man, Manfred M American Richmond, Va. (USA) 12 Feb 1945 9 Dec 1944
Cake McRae, Jacob A. Jake, Jacob, Jakob* M American New York, N.Y. (USA) 25 Jan 1951 30 Nov 1947
Coiny Lincoln, Columbus T. Columbus, C-Bus, Dumb Columbus, Kit M American Chicago, Ill. (USA) 12 Feb 1945 9 Dec 1944
Pin Nguyên, Phuong T. Phuong F Vietnamese, South[31] Saigon[32] (S. Viet.) 28 Feb 1946 17 Jun 1945
Clock Saad, Khaled F. Khaled, Cal M French[33] Ajaccio (Fr.) 11 May 1941 22 Jan 1943
Eggy Tan, Margaret U. Peggy, Emmy*, Echo** F American Stockton, Calif. (USA) 9 Mar 1944 22 Jun 1944
Loser Verlier, Lothar K. Lothar M German, West[34] Stuttgart (W. Ger.) 5 Feb 1928 5 Jun 1936
Snowball Burger, Simon Simon, Big Baby, Big Boy, Good Ol' S.B., S.B., Thor M British[35] Leicester (Eng.) 20 Apr 618 6 Jul 1281
Pencil Carvalho, Penelope C. Penelope, Penc(-Penc) F Kenyan[36] Nairobi (Kenya) 14 Feb 1942 11 Jun 1943
Lightning Denning, Leo R. Leo, Denny, English, Ray M Irish[37] Belfast (N. Ir.) 1 Aug 1950 3 Sep 1947
Flower Harvey, Flora V. Flora, Boss, Bub, Detective Flora, Evil Flora, Fashion (Floral) Queen, Flew-ra, Florry, Flow-ra F American Boston, Mass. (USA) 9 Feb 1898 8 Jun 1921
Fanny Hateford, Frances A. Fannie, Fan, Frances, Gina* F British Birmingham (Eng.) 30 Jan 1944 2 Jun 1944
Bubble Jinko, Kathrina B. Kathy, Kath, (Bad, Dumb) Kathy, Metal Girl, Kathrin* F Turkish[38] Istanbul (Turk.)[39] 10 Mar 1941 22 Dec 1942
Ruby Jiwe, Ruby Ruby, Deutschland, Jet-Flying Ruby, Rooobeeeeeee, Rubester, Rubina* F Tanzanian[40] Iringa (Tanz.) 30 Jul 1944 1 Sep 1944
Match Zanaroff, Maja A. Maja, Little Majele, Majeczka, Poo-Poo Face, The Maja F Canadian[8] Toronto, Ont. (Canada) 12 Dec 1942 8 Nov 1943
Balloony Blaine, Jamie S. Blaine, James, Jamie (frequently used, together with Boy or Buddy) M British[41] Glasgow (Scot.) 1 Jan 1942 20 May 1943
Woody Gutta, Woodrow N. Woody, Woodster M New Zealander Rawene (N.Z.) 10 Feb 1959 8 Dec 1951
Nickel Jefferson, Nicholas S. Nick, New Columbus, Nicholas M American Richmond, Va. (USA) 13 Apr 1951 8 Jan 1948
David Justdavid, David D. David M American David City, Neb. (USA) 12 Jul 1945 22 Feb 1945
Cloudy Le Page, Claude Y. Claude M French Brest (Fr.) 3 May 1937 18 Jan 1941
Rocky Mohamed, Rocky I. Rocky, Little One, Wee One M Kenyan[42] Mombasa (Kenya) 21 Oct 1956 13 Oct 1950
Leafy Collins, Lelanda R. P.[43] Lela, Lela the Stealer, Lelanda, (Classic) Lelster, Little Lela Who Is Not Lulu F British[44] St. George's (Gren.) 20 Mar 1945 27 Dec 1944
Roboty Roboty Roboty M Kenyan[45] Nairobi (Kenya) 1 Feb 1963 1 Feb 1963[46]
Book Bergjord, Astrid Å. Astrid F Norwegian[47] Oslo (Nor.) 13 Feb 1944 9 Jun 1944
Teardrop Cohl, Thérèse-Marie Thérèse, Reesling, (Little) Tedster, Tess, Tessje, Thereers, Thereso, Therster F Luxembourgish Luxembourg (Lux.) 11 May 1955 22 Jan 1950
Gaty Horvat, Katja Katja, Catia, Keightja F Italian[48] Trieste (Italy) 19 July 1945 25 Feb 1945
Lollipop Madikizela, Louise C. Lulu, Dumb Candy, Lou, Louie, Lou Lou, Lulu Head, Lulupoop, Lulupuff, Scribble Girl, Scribbly F British[49] Newham, London (Eng.) 25 Apr 1942 16 Jul 1943
Dora Marquez, Dora Dora F Stateless[50] Los Angeles, Calif. (USA)[51] 14 Aug 1945 10 Mar 1945
Taco Ortega, Antonia M. Toni, A Toni, Tonester, Toni Thing, Toni-y, Tony, Tony Guy, Takia*, Takiyah** F American Uvalde, Texas (USA) 25 Jul 1944 30 Aug 1944
Saw Salama, Sana E. Sana F Egyptian[52] Alexandria (U.A.R.) 22 Aug 1945 14 Mar 1945
Ice Cube Tsukuda, Iris Y. Iris, Icie, Isis** F American[53] Hilo, Hawaii (USA) 23 Dec 1953 15 May 1949

How their names are pronounced[]

Since I know that many people are unfamiliar with some of these names—hell, I didn't even know about some of them until I went through the SSA's big list in 2018—I've included a pronunciation guide to help people pronounce the first name(s) of each contestant.

Unfortunately, some of the non-English names have had their pronunciations "butchered" (as many people say) to fit the phonotactics of the English language. This still happens today, but was much more common among immigrants to Western countries in the last century. How do you pronounce Wang and Corleone again?

Since there is no consistent system of pronunciation respelling for English, this table will be using the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet).

Pronunciation guide to the RLBFB contestants' given names
Object name English name[4] Pronunciation Language Original pronunciation
8-Ball Eddie /ˈɛdiː/ Portuguese /ˌiduˈaʁdu/: Eduardo
Balloony Blaine /ˈbleɪn/ English /ˈdʒeːmɪ/: Jamie (Scottish Eng.)
Barf Bag Barbara /ˈbɑːrbərə/ English /ˈbɑːrbərə/
Basketball Lina /ˈliːnə/ Spanish /ˌpaskwaˈlina/: Pascualina
Bell Belle /ˈbɛl/ Arabic /baˈhiː.a/: بهية Bahiyya
Black Hole Bilal /bɪˈlɑːl/ Arabic /ʕabduɫˈɫaːh biˈlaːl/: عبد الله بلال‎ ‘Abd Allāh Bilāl
Blocky Ady /ˈædiː/ English /əˈdɔlfəs/: Adolphus
Bomby Bomby /ˈbɔm(b)iː/ Mossi /bom.bi/
Book Astrid /ˈæstrɪd/ Norwegian /ˈɑstrɪ/
Bottle Bethel /ˈbɛθəl/ English /əˌlɪzəbəθ.ˈæn/: Elizabeth Ann
Bracelety Briselda /brɪˈzɛldə/ Spanish /briˈselda/
Bubble Kathy /ˈkæθiː/ German /kaˈtʁiːna/: Kathrina
Cake Jake /ˈdʒeɪk/ English /ˈdʒeɪkəb/: Jacob
Clock Khaled /ˈkælɪd/ Arabic /ˈχaːləd/: خالد Khālid (Algerian Arabic)
Cloudy Claude /ˈklɔd/ French /klod/
Coiny Columbus /kəˈlʌmbəs/ English /kəˈlʌmbəs/
David David /ˈdeɪvɪd/ English /ˈdeɪvɪd/
Donut Donald /ˈdɔnəld/ English /ˈdɔnəld/
Dora Dora /ˈdɔrə/ Spanish /ˈdoɾa/
Eggy Peggy /ˈpɛɡiː/ English /ˈmɑːrɡərɪt/: Margaret
Eraser Joe /ˈdʒəʊ/ Italian /dʒuˈsɛppe/: Giuseppe (Southern)
Fanny Fannie /ˈfæniː/ English /ˈfrænsɪs/: Frances
Firey Frederic /ˈfrɛdrɪk/ English /ˈfrɛdrɪk/
Firey Jr. Freddy /ˈfrɛdiː/ English /ˈfrɛdrɪk/: Frederic
Flower Flora /ˈflɔrə/ English /ˈflɔrə/
Foldy Violette /ˌvi.əˈlɛt/ French /ma.ʁi.vi.ɔ.lɛt/: Marie-Violette
Fries Frankie /ˈfræŋkiː/ Dutch /ˌjɑn frɑnˈsɪskʏs/: Jan Franciscus
Gaty Katja /ˈkɑːtʃə/ Slovene /ˈkatja/
Gelatin Joaquin /wɑːˈkiːn/ Spanish /waˈkin/: Joaquín
Golf Ball Eugenia /juːˈdʒiːni.ə/ English /juːˈdʒiːni.ə/
Grassy Gabriel /ˈɡeɪbri.əl/ Dutch /ˈɣɑːbri.ɛl/: Gabriël
Ice Cube Iris /ˈaɪrɪs/ English /ˈaɪrɪs/
Leafy Lela /ˈliːlə/ English /liːˈlɑːndə/: Lelanda
Lightning Leo /ˈliːəʊ/ English /ˈliːəʊ/
Liy Lill /ˈlɪl/ Swedish /ˈlili/: Lilly
Lollipop Lulu /ˈluːluː/ English /luːˈwiːz/: Louise
Loser Lothar /ˈləʊθɑːr/ German /ˈloːtaʁ/
Marker Marc /ˈmɑːrk/ Danish[54] /ˈmɑːk/
Match Maja /ˈmaɪ.ə/ Polish /ˈmaja/
Naily Naily /ˈneɪliː/ English /kɔːˈniːli.ə/: Cornelia (Australian Eng.)
Needle Nathalia /nəˈtɑːli.ə/ Portuguese /nɐˈtali.ɐ/: Nathália
Nickel Nick /ˈnɪk/ English /ˈnɪkələs/: Nicholas
Pen G.P. /ˌdʒiːˈpiː/ Italian /dʒamˈpjɛro/: Gianpiero
Pencil Penelope /pəˈnɛləpiː/ Portuguese /peˈnɛlope/: Penélope
Pie Abbie /ˈæbiː/ English /ˈæbɪˌɡeɪl/: Abigail
Pillow Paula /ˈpɔːlə/ English /ˈpɔːlə/
Pin Phuong /fuːˈwʌŋ/ Vietnamese /fɨəŋ/: Phương
Puffball Honorata /ˌɔnəˈrɑːtə/ French /ma.ʁi.ɔ.nɔ.ʁe/: Marie-Honorée
Remote Renata /rɪˈnɑːtə/ Portuguese /ʁɨˈnatɐ/
Robot Flower Arbutus /ɑːrˈbjuːtəs/ Japanese, English /hanako/: 花子 Hanako

/ɑːrˈbjuːtəs/: Arbutus

Roboty Roboty /rəʊˈbɒtiː/ English /rəʊˈbɒtiː/
Rocky Rocky /ˈrɒkiː/ English /ˈrɒkiː/
Ruby Ruby /ˈruːbiː/ English /ˈruːbiː/
Saw Sana /ˈsɑːnə/ Arabic /saˈnaːʔ/: سناء Sanā’
Snowball Simon /ˈsaɪmən/ English /ˈsaɪmən/
Spongy Spongy /ˈspʌndʒiː/ English /ˈspɔnjeɪ/: Sponyé
Stapy Stefan /stəˈfɑːn/ Afrikaans /ˈstɛfan/
Taco Toni /ˈtəʊniː/ English /ænˈtəʊni.ə/: Antonia
Teardrop Thérèse /təˈriːs/ French /te.ʁɛz.ma.ʁi/: Thérèse-Marie
Tennis Ball T.B., Thomas /ˌtiːˈbiː/, /ˈtɒməs/ English /ˈtɒməs/: Thomas
Tree Terry /ˈtɛriː/ English /ˈtɛrəns/: Terence
TV T.V. /ˌtiːˈviː/ Korean /tsʌŋ.hun/: 정훈 Chŏng-hun
Woody Woody /ˈwʊdiː/ English /ˈwʊdrəʊ/
Yellow Face Yitzhak /ˈjɪtsɑːk/ Hebrew /jitsˈχak/: יצחק Yiẕẖaq
Pronunciation guide to the RLBFB contestants' surnames
Object name English name[4] Pronunciation Language Original pronunciation
8-Ball Machava /məˈʃɑːvə/ Portuguese /mɐˈʃavɐ/
Balloony Blaine /ˈbleɪn/ English /ˈbleːn/ (Scottish Eng.)
Barf Bag Baker /ˈbeɪkər/ English /ˈbeɪkər/
Basketball Angola /æŋˈɡəʊlə/ Spanish /aŋˈɡola/
Bell Saleh /səˈleɪ/ Arabic /ˈsˤɑːliħ/: صالح‎ Ṣāliḥ
Black Hole Haladu /həˈlɑːduː/ Hausa /ha.la.du/
Blocky Deeb /ˈdiːb/ Arabic /ˈðiːb/: ذيب Dhīb
Bomby Kaboumogo /kəˈbuːməˌɡəʊ/ Mossi /ka.bu.mo.ɡo/
Book Bergjord /ˈbərɡˌjɔːrd/ Norwegian /ˈbɛrˌjʊr/
Bottle Bethel /ˈbɛθəl/ English /ˈbɛθəl/
Bracelety Varela /vəˈrɛlə/ Galician /baˈɾela/
Bubble Jinko /ˈdʒɪŋkəʊ/ Turkish /ˈʒiŋko/
Cake McCrae /məˈkreɪ/ English /məˈkreɪ/
Clock Saad /ˈsɑːd/ Arabic /ˈsaʕd/: سعد Sa‘d
Cloudy Le Page /ləˈpɑːdʒ/ French /lə.pɑʒ/
Coiny Lincoln /ˈlɪŋkən/ English /ˈlɪŋkən/
David Justdavid /ˌdʒʌstˈdeɪvɪd/ English /ˌdʒʌstˈdeɪvɪd/
Donut Adura /əˈdʊərə/ Hindi /əˈdʊɾɑː/: अदुरा Adurā
Dora Marquez /ˈmɑːrkɛz/ Spanish /ˈmaɾkes/: Márquez (Amer. Sp.)
Eggy Tan /ˈtæn/ Chinese /tan/: Tàn (Hokkien)
Eraser Graffeo /ɡræˈfiː.əʊ/ Greek /ɣraˈfei̯o/: Γραφέιο Grapheio
Fanny Hateford /ˈheɪtfərd/ English /ˈheɪtfəd/
Firey Collins /ˈkɒlɪnz/ English /ˈkɒlɪnz/
Firey Jr. Collins /ˈkɒlɪnz/ English /ˈkɒlɪnz/
Flower Harvey /ˈhɑːrviː/ English /ˈhɑːviː/ (Boston Eng.)
Foldy Dufour /duːˈfɔːr/ French /dy.fuʁ/
Fries De Vries /dəvˈraɪz/ Dutch /dəˈvris/: de Vries
Gaty Horvat /ˈhɔːrvæt/ Slovene /ˈxɔːrʋat/
Gelatin Fernández /fərˈnændɛz/ Spanish /feɾˈnandes/ (Amer. Sp.)
Golf Ball Ball /ˈbɔːl/ English /ˈbɔːl/
Grassy Weiland /ˈweɪlənd/ Dutch /ˈʋɛilɑnd/
Ice Cube Tsukuda /səˈkuːdə/ Japanese /tsɯ̥kɯda/: Tsukuda
Leafy Pearson /ˈpɪərsən/ English /ˈpɪəsən/
Lightning Denning /ˈdɛnɪŋ/ English /ˈdɛnɪŋ/
Liy Lampström /ˈlæmpˌstrʌm/ Swedish /ˈlampˌstrøːm/
Lollipop Madikizela /məˌdiːkɪˈzɛlə/ Xhosa /madikiˈzɛla/
Loser Verlier /vərˈlɪər/ German /fɛɐ̯ˈliːɐ̯/
Marker Anastasiades /ˌænəˌsteɪziːˈædɪs/ Greek /anastasiˈaðis/: Αναστασιάδης Anastasiadis
Match Zanaroff /ˈzænərɔf/ Yiddish, Slavic /ˈzanarɔf/: זאַנאַראָף Zanarof
Naily Carpenter /ˈkɑːrpəntər/ English /ˈkɑːpəntə/ (Australian Eng.)
Needle Carvalho /kɑːrˈvɑːləʊ/ Portuguese /kaʁˈvaʎu/
Nickel Jefferson /ˈdʒɛfərsən/ English /ˈdʒɛfərsən/
Pen Graffeo /ɡræˈfiː.əʊ/ Greek /ɣraˈfei̯o/: Γραφέιο Grapheio
Pencil Carvalho /kɑːrˈvɑːləʊ/ Portuguese /kaʁˈvaʎu/
Pie Kipling /ˈkɪplɪŋ/ English /ˈkɪplɪŋ/
Pillow MacPherson /məkˈfərsən/ English /məkˈfərsən/
Pin Nguyên /ˈwɪn/ Vietnamese /ŋwiə̯ŋ/: Nguyễn (Southern)
Puffball Styx /ˈstɪks/ French /stiks/
Remote Monteiro /mɔnˈtɛrəʊ/ Portuguese /mõˈtɐjru/
Robot Flower Harvey /ˈhɑːrviː/ English /ˈhɑːviː/ (Boston Eng.)
Rocky Mohamed /məʊˈhɑːmɪd/ Arabic /muˈħammad/: محمد Muḥammad
Ruby Jiwe /ˈdʒiːweɪ/ Swahili /ˈʄiwɛ/
Saw Salama /səˈlɑːmə/ Arabic /salaːma/: سلامة‎ Salāma
Snowball Burger /ˈbərgər/ English /ˈʙ.gʀ̥/[55]
Spongy Spongy-Karjalainen /ˈspʌndʒiː ˌkɑːrdʒəˈlaɪnən/ English, Finnish /ˈspʌndʒi/

/kɑrjɑˈlɑi̯nen/

Stapy Krammetjies /ˈkræməˌtʃiːz/ Afrikaans /ˈkramətjiːs/
Taco Ortega /ɔːrˈteɪɡə/ Spanish /oɾˈteɣa/
Teardrop Cohl /ˈkəʊl/ Luxembourgish /ˈkoːl/
Tennis Ball Ball /ˈbɔːl/ English /ˈbɔːl/
Tree Leigh /ˈliː/ English /ˈliː/
TV Woo /ˈwuː/ Korean /u/: U
Woody Gutta /ˈɡʌtə/ English /ˈɡɐtə/ (N. Z. Eng.)
Yellow Face Lieberman /ˈliːbərmən/ Yiddish /ˈlɪbɛrman/: ליבערמאַנ Liberman

Their physical attributes (heights, colours etc.)[]

Names (BFB [RLBFB]) Gen.[4] Height[56] Skin[57] Hair Eyes
Bethel [Bottle] F 173.2 cm (5’ 8”) 03 2, lt. B Blond, strawberry 09 Dark blue
G.P. [Pen] M 186.7 cm (6’ 1”) 05 3, lt. I Very dark brown 08 Light blue
Bilal [Black Hole] M 170.3 cm (5’ 7”) 10 5, dk. J Black 03 Dark brown
Abbie [Pie] F 150.0 cm (4’ 11”) 06 3, dk. H Dark brown 09 Dark blue
Lill [Liy] F 160.6 cm (5’ 3”) 03 2, lt. A Blond 08 Light blue
Terry [Tree] M 180.5 cm (5’ 11”) 03 2, lt. G Brown 05 Green
Paula [Pillow] F 160.2 cm (5’ 3”) 20 2, lt. I Very dark brown 02 Brown
Renata [Remote] F 156.0 cm (5’ 1”) 09 5, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Lina [Basketball] F 163.4 cm (5’ 4”) 09 5, lt. J Black 02 Brown
Eugenia [Golf Ball] F 155.7 cm (5’ 1”) 01 1, lt. E Grey-brown 06 Grey
T.B. [Tennis Ball] M 177.6 cm (5’ 10”) 03 2, lt. C Dark blond 05 Green
Ady [Blocky] M 169.7 cm (5’ 7”) 05 3, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Arbutus [Robot Flower] F 168.7 cm (5’ 6”) 04 2, dk. G Brown 01 Light brown
Eddie [8-Ball] M 166.8 cm (5’ 6”) 10 5, dk. J Black 03 Dark brown
Gabriel [Grassy] M 164.5 cm (5’ 5”) 06 3, dk. J Black 03 Dark brown
T.V. [TV] M 171.4 cm (5’ 7”) 05 3, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Donald [Donut] M 171.1 cm (5’ 7”) 06 3, dk. I Very dark brown 02 Brown
Barbara [Barf Bag] F 158.5 cm (5’ 2”) 05 3, lt. I Very dark brown 02 Brown
Naily [Naily] F 149.7 cm (4’ 11”) 03 2, lt. I Very dark brown 03 Dark brown
Freddy [Firey Jr.] M 159.4 cm (5’ 3”)[58] 07 4, lt. H Dark brown 05 Green
Joaquin [Gelatin] M 164.8 cm (5’ 5”) 06 3, dk. H Dark brown 05 Green
Bomby [Bomby] M 172.4 cm (5’ 8”) 11 6, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Spongy [Spongy] M 185.2 cm (6’ 1”)[59] 02 1, dk. C Dark blond 05 Green
Briselda [Bracelety] F 146.6 cm (4’ 10”) 04 2, dk. B Blond, strawberry 09 Dark blue
Marc [Marker] M 183.3 cm (6’ 0”) 03 2, lt. H Dark brown 02 Brown
Frankie [Fries] M 179.5 cm (5’ 11”) 03 2, lt. H Dark brown 02 Brown
Violette [Foldy] F 158.6 cm (5’ 2”) 02 1, dk. C Dark blond 09 Dark blue
Joe [Eraser] M 173.9 cm (5’ 8”) 04 2, dk. J Black 02 Brown
Stefan [Stapy] M 169.0 cm (5’ 7”) 07 4, lt. J Black 02 Brown
Yitzhak [Yellow Face] M 179.2 cm (5’ 11”) 03 2, lt. I Very dark brown 04 Hazel
Belle [Bell] F 154.0 cm (5’ 1”) 05 3, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Honorata [Puffball] F 154.8 cm (5’ 1”) 09 5, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Nathalia [Needle] F 176.3 cm (5’ 9”) 08 4, dk. I Very dark brown 03 Dark brown
Frederic [Firey] M 175.0 cm (5’ 9”) 04 2, dk. G Brown 02 Brown
Jake [Cake] M 166.6 cm (5’ 6”) 09 5, lt. H Dark brown 03 Dark brown
Columbus [Coiny] M 168.4 cm (5’ 6”) 02 1, dk. G Brown 06 Grey
Phuong [Pin] F 155.0 cm (5’ 1”) 06 3, dk. J Black 03 Dark brown
Khaled [Clock] M 168.4 cm (5’ 6”) 05 3, lt. H Dark brown 07 Blue-grey
Peggy [Eggy] F 161.1 cm (5’ 3”) 06 3, dk. J Black 03 Dark brown
Lothar [Loser] M 170.2 cm (5’ 7”) 03 2, lt. C Dark blond 06 Grey
Simon [Snowball] M 190.0 cm (6’ 3”) 01 1, lt. A Blond 08 Light blue
Penelope [Pencil] F 174.0 cm (5’ 9”) 07 4, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Leo [Lightning] M 170.8 cm (5’ 7”) 01 1, lt. A Blond 05 Green
Flora [Flower] F 169.7 cm (5’ 7”) 02 1, dk. H Dark brown 01 Light brown
Fannie [Fanny] F 160.4 cm (5’ 3”) 02 1, dk. H Dark brown 08 Light blue
Kathy [Bubble] F 161.2 cm (5’ 3”) 04 2, dk. I Very dark brown 09 Dark blue
Ruby [Ruby] F 148.6 cm (4’ 11”) 09 5, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Maja [Match] F 175.1 cm (5’ 9”) 02 1, dk. D Red 01 Light brown
Blaine [Balloony] M 179.0 cm (5’ 10”) 01 1, lt. H Dark brown 05 Green
Woody [Woody] M 173.6 cm (5’ 8”)[60] 07 4, lt. H Dark brown 02 Brown
Nick [Nickel] M 168.7 cm (5’ 6”) 02 1, dk. F Light brown 01 Light brown
David [David] M 180.8 cm (5’ 11”) 00 White - Bald 06 Grey
Claude [Cloudy] M 164.6 cm (5’ 5”) 04 2, dk. I Very dark brown 02 Brown
Rocky [Rocky] M 156.1 cm (5’ 1”)[61] 10 5, dk. J Black 03 Dark brown
Lelanda [Leafy] F 163.0 cm (5’ 4”) 09 5, lt. J Black 05 Green
Roboty [Roboty] M 200.0 cm (6’ 7”) 13 Red - Bald 05 Green
Astrid [Book] F 162.5 cm (5’ 4”) 03 2, lt. H Dark brown 04 Hazel
Thérèse [Teardrop] F 157.2 cm (5’ 2”) 03 2, lt. C Dark blond 08 Light blue
Katja [Gaty] F 153.7 cm (5’ 1”) 03 2, lt. A Blond 08 Light blue
Lulu [Lollipop] F 166.4 cm (5’ 6”) 10 5, dk. J Black 03 Dark brown
Dora [Dora] F 157.0 cm (5’ 2”) 00 White H Dark brown 06 Grey
Toni [Taco] F 152.5 cm (5’ 0”) 07 4, lt. J Black 03 Dark brown
Sana [Saw] F 158.9 cm (5’ 3”) 06 3, dk. I Very dark brown 03 Dark brown
Iris [Ice Cube] F 156.3 cm (5’ 2”) 05 3, lt. I Very dark brown 03 Dark brown

Secondary information[]

Their religions[]

According to some people, especially in the last century, religious affiliations are meant to be set in stone, but some change. Nevertheless, I'm surprised at how religiously diverse the RLBFB contestants are.

Note that when transposed into the object universe, hard-set religious beliefs turn into tradition-based tendencies rather than faith-based: Match is culturally Jewish but not strictly practising, even if she had a bat mitzvah and such. Also, each character has their own "Oh my ___" phrase that mentions where their object type comes from.

  • Christians
    • Catholics: (by way of the Dutch) Frankie; (by way of the French) Bomby, Claude, Honorata, Phuong, Thérèse; (by way of the Irish) Leo; (by way of the Portuguese) Eddie, Nathalia, Penelope; (by way of the Slavic speakers) Katja; (by way of the Spanish) Briselda, Joaquin, Lina, Peggy, Toni (until 1969)
      • Maronites: Ady
    • Protestants
      • African-initiated: Lulu
      • Anglicans: Abbie (until 1963), Flora
      • Baptists: Jake, Renata
      • Episcopalians: Freddy, Frederic, Lela
      • Lutherans: Eugenia, Ruby, Spongy, T.B.
      • Pentecostals: Dora
      • Presbyterians: Blaine, T.V., Woody
      • Reformed: Donald, Gabriel
    • Eastern Orthodox: (Greek Orthodox) Marc
  • Jews: (Orthodox) Yitzhak; (without affiliation) G.P., Joe, Maja
  • Muslims (Sunnis): (Hanafi school) Belle, Sana; (Maliki school) Bilal, Khaled; (Shafi'i school) Rocky
  • Hindus: Abbie (after 1963), Toni (1969–70)
  • Buddhists: Iris
  • Traditional religions: (of Norse traditions) Simon; (of his own religion) David
  • Irreligious: Arbutus, Roboty; (of Catholic background) Barbara, Lothar, Toni (after 1970), Violette; (of Protestant background) Astrid, Bethel, Columbus, Fannie, Lill, Naily, Nick, Paula, Terry; (of Jewish background) Stefan; (of Muslim background) Kathy

Their languages[]

When asked how many languages you speak, is there really a specific number? Maybe you can carry on a long conversation or write an essay in it, or maybe just enough to get the gist of any gossip you overhear. There are different levels of language proficiency that have been quantified and categorized by things such as the CEFR, but I won't go into it here.

For all purposes, here are the levels of language skills a contestant may have, and the formatting to which they correspond in the list below.

Formatting Meaning
Underlined° (with a degree symbol) This is the only language they grew up with, at least before RLBFDI-related English acquisition.
Underlined Their native language, which they speak at home and in the public sphere. In other words, the language they can be heard speaking the most.
Plain Their heritage language, which they speak exclusively at home.
Italicized A language learned in school that they can speak with some degree of fluency. Alternatively, a language once spoken in their youth, but since forgotten.
Regular grey, italicized A language learned later in life, italicized except in the case of the extremely old.
Light grey, italicized A language they were exposed to as a child, but not to the extent of being considered fluent.
Light blue, with or without italicization A language that is understood, but not spoken.

Languages of Europe

  • Indo-European, Germanic
    • West Germanic
      • English
        • NORTH AMERICAN ENGLISH: (American English) Ady, Arbutus, Bethel°, Columbus°, David°, Dora, Eugenia°, Freddy, Frederic°, Flora°, Iris°, Jake°, Katja, Nick, Peggy, Renata° (current iteration), Spongy°, T.B., Toni, T.V.; (Canadian English) Barbara, G.P., Joe, Maja, Paula°
        • COMMONWEALTH ENGLISH: (British English) Abbie, Bilal, Blaine, Fannie°, Lela, Nathalia, Penelope, Roboty, Rocky, Ruby, Simon; (Australian English) Naily, Terry°; (Irish English) Leo; (New Zealand English) Woody°; (South African English) Donald, Lulu, Stefan
        • ENGLISH LEARNT IN NON-ANGLO SCHOOLS (usually British): Astrid, Belle, Frankie, Gabriel, Kathy, Lill, Lothar, Marc, Thérèse
        • Scots: Blaine
        • Grenadian Creole English: Lela
      • Dutch: Frankie, Gabriel
        • Afrikaans: Donald, Stefan
      • German: (Standard German) Belle, Gabriel, Kathy, Lothar, Marc, Ruby, Stefan, Thérèse; (plus Franconian) T.B.; (plus Swabian) Lothar
      • Luxembourgish: Thérèse
      • Yiddish: Maja, Stefan, Yitzhak
    • North Germanic
      • Danish: Marc
      • Norwegian: Astrid
      • Swedish: Lill
  • Indo-European, Celtic
    • Breton: Claude
    • Irish: Leo
  • Indo-European, Romance
    • Iberian Romance
      • Galician: Briselda
      • Portuguese: (Brazilian Portuguese) Nathalia, Penelope; (African Portuguese) Eddie, Renata (first iteration)
      • Spanish: (Castilian Spanish) Nick; (Mexican Spanish) Briselda, Dora, Toni; (Argentine Spanish) Joaquin; (Colombian Spanish) Lina°
    • Gallo-Romance
      • French: (European French) Bomby, Claude, Frankie, Lothar, Honorata, Khaled, Nick, Phuong, Thérèse, Violette°; (Canadian French) Barbara
        • Antillean Creole: Honorata
    • Italo-Romance
      • Corsican: Khaled
      • Italian: Katja, Nick; (plus Sicilian) G.P., Joe; (plus Venetian) Joaquin
    • Eastern Romance
      • Romanian: Stefan
  • Indo-European, Slavic
    • West Slavic
      • Czech: Yitzhak
      • Polish: Maja
    • South Slavic
      • Slovene: Katja
  • Indo-European, Hellenic
    • Greek: (Modern Greek) G.P., Joe; (Katharevousa variety) Marc

Languages of the Middle East and North Africa

  • Afro-Asiatic, Semitic
    • Arabic: (Algerian Arabic) Khaled; (Egyptian Arabic) Sana; (Levantine Arabic) Ady, Belle, Sana
    • Hebrew: Yitzhak
  • Turkic
    • Turkish: Kathy

Languages of Africa

  • Afro-Asiatic, Chadic
    • Hausa: Bilal
  • Niger-Congo
    • West African
      • Mossi: Bomby
    • Bantu
      • Hehe: Ruby
      • Kikuyu: Nathalia, Penelope
      • Makhuwa: Eddie
      • Swahili: Nathalia, Penelope, Rocky, Ruby
      • Umbundu: Renata (first iteration)
      • Xhosa: Lulu

Languages of Asia

  • Indo-European, Indic
    • Bengali: Abbie
    • Hindi: Donald
    • Sanskrit: Abbie
  • Sino-Tibetan
    • Chinese: (Cantonese) Phuong; (Hokkien) Peggy
  • Japonic
    • Japanese: Arbutus, Iris, Naily
  • Korean: T.V.
  • Austroasiatic
    • Vietnamese: Phuong
  • Austronesian
    • Western Malayo-Polynesian
      • Malay: (Ambonese Malay) Gabriel
      • Tagalog: Peggy
    • Eastern Malayo-Polynesian
      • Māori: Woody

Sign languages

  • German Sign Language: Thérèse

Languages no longer widely spoken

  • Ancient Greek: Nick
  • Latin: Nick
  • Germanic
    • Old Norse: Simon
    • Old English: Nick, Simon
      • Middle English: Simon

Other forms of communication

  • Morse Code-encoded English: Roboty
  • Dadadadadadadada: Dora

Their Greco-Babylonian star signs[]

These could easily be deduced from the birth dates of the contestants. I've decided to list them here because I sometimes have difficulty finding out whether a date in the calendar corresponds to one sign or another. Then there's the whole "cusp" thing, and it's all oh my gosh. All information comes from the Encyclopædia Britannica, which surprisingly has resources on this subject.

If you're an Aquarius, consider yourself lucky.

  • Aries: Lina, Nick
  • Taurus: Claude, Donald, Khaled, Lulu, Simon, Thérèse
  • Gemini: Joe, Stefan
  • Cancer: David, Frankie, G.P., Honorata, Joaquin, Katja, Nathalia
  • Leo: Dora, Eddie, Leo, Paula, Ruby, Sana, Toni
  • Virgo: Abbie, Arbutus, Barbara, Terry
  • Libra: Gabriel, Rocky, Spongy, T.B.
  • Scorpio: Ady
  • Sagittarius: Briselda, Lill, Maja, T.V.
  • Capricorn: Bilal, Blaine, Freddy, Iris
  • Aquarius: Astrid, Bethel, Bomby, Columbus, Fannie, Flora, Frederic, Jake, Lothar, Marc, Penelope, Roboty, Woody
  • Pisces: Belle, Eugenia, Kathy, Lela, Naily, Peggy, Phuong, Renata, Violette, Yitzhak

Their Chinese zodiac animals[]

This is a bit harder to find out, even if your Chinese sign is meant to correspond with your year of birth. There's a caveat here, and that is that it all depends on your year of birth on the Eastern calendar, which does not start on 1 January. Otherwise, Chinese New Year would not be a separate holiday. This also means that if you were born, say, on 1 January 2001, you would share a classification with someone born during (the majority of) 2000 rather than 2001.

For the most part, these signs should apply for the contestants in both the human and object universes... People born twelve years apart have the same sign (not the same part of the sexagenary cycle, something of a supplement), and 12 is a factor of 48, the delay between universes. Cue T.B. and G.B.'s seductive eyebrow-raising.

All information comes from the tables provided here.

  • Rats (鼠)
    • Earth rats: Honorata (born 1948)
    • Fire rats: Ady (born 1936)
    • Metal rats: Arbutus (created 1960)
  • Oxen (牛)
    • Earth oxen: Bethel (born early 1950)
    • Fire oxen: Claude (born 1937)
    • Metal oxen: Freddy, Renata (born/reborn 1961)
  • Tigers (虎)
    • Earth tigers: Simon (born 618)
    • Metal tigers: Jake, Leo (born 1950 or early 1951)
    • Wood tigers: Eugenia (born 1914)
  • Rabbits (兔)
    • Earth rabbits: Joe (born 1939)
    • Metal rabbits: Naily, Nick (born 1951)
    • Water rabbits: Roboty (created 1963)
  • Dragons (龍)
    • Earth dragons: Lothar (born 1928)
    • Fire dragons: T.B. (born 1916)
    • Metal dragons: Bilal, Donald, Eddie, Frankie (born 1940 or early 1941)
    • Water dragons: Briselda, Gabriel (born 1952)
  • Snakes (蛇)
    • Earth snakes: Yitzhak (born 1929)
    • Metal snakes: Blaine, G.P., Kathy, Khaled, Penelope (born 1941 or early 1942)
    • Water snakes: Iris (born 1953)
  • Horses (馬)
    • Water horses: Abbie, Lulu, Maja, T.V. (born 1942)
  • Goats (羊)
    • Water goats: Barbara, Paula (born 1943)
    • Wood goats: Thérèse (born 1955)
  • Monkeys (猴)
    • Fire monkeys: Rocky (born 1956)
    • Wood monkeys: Astrid, Columbus, Fannie, Frederic, Lill, Lina, Peggy, Toni, Ruby (born 1944 or early 1945)
  • Roosters (雞)
    • Wood roosters: David, Dora, Lela, Joaquin, Katja, Nathalia, Sana, Stefan, Violette (born 1945)
  • Dogs (狗)
    • Earth dogs: Flora (born 1898), Spongy (born 1958)
    • Fire dogs: Belle, Phuong (born 1946)
  • Pigs (豬)
    • Earth pigs: Woody (born 1959)
    • Fire pigs: Bomby, Marc (born 1947 or early 1948)
    • Wood pigs: Terry (born 1935)

Notes[]

  1. Unlike me, he included their (1) birthplace, (2) "race", (3) weight, (4) sexuality, (5) favourite song, (6) "usual food that they have", what (7) car they drive, their (8) real job, and whether they (9) drink or (10) smoke. 1–2 should have been alluded to in the contestants' backstories, 3 fluctuates and is frankly rude to mention, 4 should be open to interpretation, 5–7 I wouldn't note lest I use words nobody's ever heard of and 8–10 are hardly relevant in a real-life object show (especially one from the 1960s; everyone smoked!).
  2. I've been quite flimsy when it came to some of the traits. Sometimes I didn't think their birthdates were auspicious enough, and other times their hair colours didn't quite match their personalities, as if such a correlation could exist. This quick change even happened while I was working on the backstories! I just hope that by publishing this section, I won't need to change anything again.
  3. More commonly-spoken ones are in bold, lesser-known ones are smaller. Those in asterisks are names used in dubs outside the U.S., while those in double asterisks were used previously to refer to the 1960s contestants as well as the modern ones; they are now only used to refer to the modern ones.
  4. 4.0 4.1 4.2 4.3 It's a fluid concept these days, but was not in the popular culture of the late-sixties. Still, it's important to note this as the Other Wiki has done. In this chart, "M" refers to male and "F" refers to female. Were there to be a non-binary contestant among the originals, they would be "X". Cite error: Invalid <ref> tag; name ":1" defined multiple times with different content
  5. The birthdate you should follow.
  6. Not a memorized birthday even by the contestants themselves, but used for mathematical purposes. Say you want to find out how old a contestant was when so-and-so happened, you would take their birth date and get the average of that and the median birth date of all contestants (as of December 2020), which is 5 October 1944.
  7. Important: Add five years to the birthdate if the video was released after 1 January 2020 (or 1972).
  8. 8.0 8.1 8.2 8.3 British until 1947 (from Canada).
  9. British until 1960 (from Nigeria).
  10. British until 1960 (from India to 1947).
  11. Today Kolkata.
  12. British until 1949 (from Australia).
  13. British until 1963. The woman on which she was based was Portuguese (from Angola).
  14. Japanese 1960–1961, American 1961–1963, British 1963.
  15. From Mozambique.
  16. Today Maputo.
  17. Indonesian or South Moluccan until 1954.
  18. Japanese until 1945 (from Korea), Korean 1945–1951.
  19. British until 1949 (from South Africa).
  20. Id. until 1952 (from Occupied Japan), Japanese 1952–1956.
  21. British until 1961 (from Kenya), American 1961–1964.
  22. French until 1960 (from French West Africa).
  23. German until 1944 (from Occupied Belgium).
  24. Id. (from Algeria until 1962).
  25. Italian until 1940, British 1940–1947 (from Canada).
  26. From South West Africa. British until 1949.
  27. Czechoslovak until 1938, British 1938–1948 (from Palestine).
  28. Syrian until 1953.
  29. From Guadeloupe.
  30. British until 1963 (from Kenya since 1952).
  31. French until 1949 (from French Indochina), Vietnamese 1949–1955.
  32. Ho Chi Minh City today.
  33. Id. (from Algeria until 1962), Algerian 1962–1964.
  34. German until 1945, French 1945–1949 (from the Occupation Zone).
  35. Danish until 878, Mercian 878–918, West Saxon 918–927, English 927–1707.
  36. Brazilian until 1945, British 1945–1963 (from Kenya since 1952).
  37. Alternatively Northern Irish.
  38. Alternatively Yoylese.
  39. Alternatively Yoyle City (Yoyleland).
  40. British until 1961 (from Tanganyika), Tanganyikan 1961–1964.
  41. Alternatively Scottish.
  42. British to 1963 (from Zanzibar to 1959, Kenya 1959–1963).
  43. Legally, she used her husband's last name, but in most occasions, she was still a Pearson.
  44. From Grenada until 1959 and after 1961, American 1959–1961.
  45. British 1963 (from Kenya).
  46. Roboty doesn't get age-averaged because he's a machine. A machine and nothing else.
  47. German until 1945 (from Occupied Norway).
  48. American until 1947, British 1947–1952 (from Occupied Trieste).
  49. British until 1949 (from South Africa), South African 1949–1960.
  50. American until 1959.
  51. Claimed. Original whereabouts unknown.
  52. British until 1948, Jordanian 1948–1950 (from Palestine).
  53. From the Hawaii Territory until 1959.
  54. Uses the transcription system of Den Danske Ordbog (The Danish Dictionary).
  55. A (very bad) aproximation.
  56. As of 3 November 1969, when RLBFB began.
  57. Expressed in gradations (see the Fitzpatrick scale on Methodology). Each type is divided into two perceived parts, "LT" and "DK", meaning light and dark, respectively. The colours don't match with the scale diagrams online because they were taken directly from the images (–5 in brightness, +13 in contrast).
  58. Accurate until May 1970, and from May 1974 to May 1975.
    • May 1970: 161.0 cm (5’ 3”) (aged 17)
    • May 1971: 161.1 cm (5’ 4”) (adult height)
    • January 1972: 143.5 cm (4’ 8”) (aged 13)
    • May 1972: 150.5 cm (4’ 11”) (aged 14)
    • May 1973: 156.3 cm (5’ 2”) (aged 15)
    • May 1974: 159.4 cm (5’ 3”) (aged 16)
    • May 1975: 161.0 cm (5’ 3”) (aged 17)
    • After May 1976: 161.1 cm (5’ 4”) (adult height)
  59. Accurate until the end of 1971 (when he was de-aged), and after October 1974.
    • January 1972: 179.3 cm (5’ 11”) (aged 15)
    • October 1972: 182.8 cm (6’ 0”) (aged 16)
    • October 1973: 184.7 cm (6’ 1”) (aged 17)
  60. Accurate until December 1969, and from December 1973 to December 1974.
    • December 1969: 174.1 cm (5’ 9”) (adult height)
    • January 1972: 168.6 cm (5’ 6”) (aged 15)
    • December 1972: 171.8 cm (5’ 8”) (aged 16)
    • December 1973: 173.6 cm (5’ 8”) (aged 17)
    • After December 1974: 174.1 cm (5’ 9”) (adult height)
  61. Accurate until the end of 1971 (when he was de-aged), and after October 1973.
    • January 1972: 154.1 cm (5’ 1”) (aged 16)
    • October 1972: 155.7 cm (5’ 1”) (aged 17)

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