Firey



Firey is the head pin of Ultimate Objects. Firey is a male deuteragonist and the winner of BFDI. However, he technically didn't win because Leafy stole Dream Island. He dislikes swimming for obvious reasons, and even has a rain shelter ready when faced with rain, as shown in Episode 3. He states that Ice Cube is the opposite of him, and has voted for Ice Cube based on that reason alone. His arch enemy is Coiny, but their hatred has been smaller since BFDI's finale.

In Anthony's BFDI/II Camp, he is also a contestant (as Nicholas Strenes, previously infoman117) who placed 14th and was eliminated in the 5th elimination.

He is also a good friend of Leafy. Although in BFDIA, Firey forgot that who is Leafy.

BFAH
Firey joined, however, in Day 4, he tried to get the spaceship to Mars to crash on Tennis Ball, and it missed, and the brakes broke, so they crash landed, and lost. This was one of the reasons he got eliminated, the second being he won Season 1. He rejoined, but lost before the final 3.

Battle For Inanimate Insanity
Firey is a confirmed contestant for the upcoming BFDI camp called Battle for Inanimate Insanity.

BFDIA Randomized
Firey is a male contestant on BFDIAR, he was originally a contestant on team Ice but switched to Epic from peer pressure. Later in Episode 5, Firey joined team Freesmart along with Pencil, Match, Ruby, Book, and Ice Cube. However, Firey doesn't like to be near Ice Cube. After the merge, Firey has won almost all challenges, but has been up for elimination twice. Firey had major fears of being eliminated, and even bet 99 billion dollars to the announcer. In Episode 22, Eggy won 1 sextillion+ dollars, and gave a trillion to Firey, which paid off for the debt. Firey won Dream Island again in Episode 23 with 2 votes.

Trivia

 * Like Pen, he wears white boxers.
 * People think his first name is Alexander, Alex for short, because that is simuar to what fire is in Turkish. However, Firey is not Turkish, so that might be untrue.

Names in different languages (copy)
불 - Korean

火の - Japanese 火热 - Chinese

Vurige - Dutch and Afrikaans

Lửa - Vietnamese

Fuego - Spanish (Both Latin American and Castillian Spanish) and Aragonese

Fogo - Portuguese (Both Brazillian and Lusitanian Portuguese) and Galician

Ogień - Polish

Tüzes - Hungarian

Feu - French

Tomm - Breton

Tulinen - Finnish

Eldur - Faroese and Icelandic

Fieu - Romansh

Eldig - Swedish

Fyrig - Danish and Norwegian

Fajro - Esperanto

Ognjeni - Bosnian and Slovenian

Alev - Turkish

Alevander - Azerbaijani

فيري - Arabic

Агністэй - Belarusian

Огненнее - Russian

Вогней - Ukranian

foculet - romanian

Feuer - German (Which, surprisingly, he can speak)

φωτιά - Greek

ไฟ - Thai