Super-rectangle (Numberblocks)

Watches (Array display)

Super-rectangle have watches ^[6](called "Array display"^[7]) on their arm which is used to show the array of unique rectangular shapes that the numberblock can create.

Rays

Rays are trails that a numberblock create when they propel themselves against any form of force in any direction^[8]. The larger the amount of rays a numberblock can create, the higher its velocity is. All numberblocks can create rays, but the first user is a super-rectangle (Twelve)^[5]. Numberblocks can either use existing tracks to move^{[9][10][11][12]} or propel themselves to anywhere they want (but it is a skill; it needs mastering^[13][14]).

Level 3 characters (11-20)^[15]

• Twelve^[16][13][17]
• Eighteen^[16][13]
• Twenty^[13]

Level 4 characters (21-50)^[4][18]

• Twenty-four^[16][19]
• Twenty-eight
• Thirty
• Thirty-two
• Thirty-six
• Forty
• Forty-two
• Forty-five
• Forty-eight
• Fifty

Level 5 characters (51 and beyond)^[18]

• Fifty-four
• Fifty-six
• Sixty
• Sixty-three
• Sixty-four
• Seventy
• Seventy-two
• Eighty
• Ninety
• One Hundred

Rule

To be a super-rectangle, a numberblock must have 6 or more factors. To be a super-duper rectangle, a numberblock must have 8 or more factors.