

In Scratch 2.0, several new sprites were added to the sprite library. Four of the new sprites were collectively titled "Gobo's Friends". They are drawn by Wing Ngan, the same person who designed Scratch Cat.[1] Each sprite has four different costumes, one "happy", one "very happy", one "surprised", and one "mad". Pico and Giga also have a walking animation.
Following the renovation of the Scratch Server Internal Error, all of Gobo's Friends had redesigns of them appearing in the Scratch website drawn by Scratch Team members.
Pico
- "Pico" redirects here. For the Scratch Board, see PicoBoard.
- See also: April Fools' Day#2013
Pico is light orange-red, with round ears and a pointed head. In some appearances, they are colored red, such as in the 500 Error page.
- Several looks of Pico
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Happy
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Very happy
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Surprised
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Mad
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Pico on the Scratch Server Internal Error
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Pico on the old Scratch 2.0 Maintenance Mode page
Tera
Tera is blue, with round, feathery hair.
- Several looks of Tera
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Happy
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Very happy
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Surprised
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Mad
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Tera on the old Scratch 2.0 Maintenance Mode page
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Tera on the Email Address Confirmation success page
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Tera on Email Address Confirmation error page
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Tera in the Scratch Day 2015 Video
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Another appearance by Tera in the same video
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Tera in a Scratch Mentors' series, Scratch Mystery[2]
Nano
Nano is gray with orange ears. Nano is the shortest of Gobo's Friends, but is also the widest.
- Several looks of Nano
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Happy
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Very happy
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Surprised
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Mad
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Nano in the Scratch Day 2015 Video
Giga
Giga is dark red with pointy hair, similar to Pico.
- Several looks of Giga
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Happy
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Very happy
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Surprised
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Mad
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Walking (Has to be programmed to work)
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Giga on the 404 Error page
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Giga on the final registration slide
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Giga on the "new sprite" button in Scratch 2.0
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Giga on one of the icons for Scratch News.
Facts
- The names for Gobo's Friends are derived from metric prefixes for powers of 10:
- "Pico" means 10−12
- "Nano" means 10−9
- "Giga" means 109
- "Tera" means 1012
- Pico is sometimes considered a symbol of trickery, due to the April Fool's Day prank of 2013.
See Also
References
- ↑ natalie. (16/5/2012). "WIng Ngan created these characters[sic]" projects:10001345
- ↑ projects:40317902
