Daily Marble
Fuchsia inMarble Sort
PowerBarge inMove one top marble onto any tube with room. Colours don’t matter. Once per level.
Tap to say hi
Fuchsia
Somehow always in contact with whoever is leading.
Fuchsia says“I have no idea what you mean. I am simply also here.”
12thChampionship
99Points
7Starts
1Win
5Podiums
2.7Avg. finish
Every race this season
Standings →R032ndlast-gasp steal
R064thcomeback
R113rdcomeback
R164thlast-gasp steal
R202ndlast-gasp steal
R233rdlast-gasp steal
R271stlast-gasp steal
Play as Fuchsia
Fuchsia is in seven games
Each game gives Fuchsia a different job. Here is what Fuchsia does in each one.
Fuchsia inMarble Sort
Fuchsia inAngry Marble
PowerIn ContactTap: steers itself at the nearest Hollow.
Fuchsia inTilt
Bloom ruleRolls for BloomBloom racers bounce back off whatever stops them.
Fuchsia inMarbledoku
Bloom team powerPit StopSeats one racer in exactly the right spot.
Fuchsia inMarble Blast
Bloom team powerSpotlightClear a line with five Bloom marbles: every marble of the most common racer takes a bow and leaves.
In the workshopComing soon
Fuchsia inMarble Survivors
SuperBody CheckRicochet through the 10 nearest villains in a blink.
In the workshopComing soon
Fuchsia inMarble Spa
Spa guestSneakyLoves the scraper and hates the cloth. “Bumped the leader. Landed in the roses.”
In the workshopComing soon
The shard
Where Fuchsia comes from
A Garden shard that came apart facing the wrong way and has been drawn to whatever is in front ever since. Fuchsia is the only marble the other twenty-three have a shared opinion about.
How Fuchsia races
Fuchsia goes where the leader is. Not faster, not stronger — sideways, constantly, toward the front of the race. Whoever leads a Fuchsia race is racing with company they did not ask for, and the whole grid can see it happening from the top of the track.
The signatureIn Contact
Whoever is leading, Fuchsia is arriving. There is no speed in it at all — only proximity.
The voice
Hear Fuchsia
“nya-nya-nya-nya-NYA”
The schoolyard taunt melody everyone knows. Bratty, not menacing. Pick a mood and Fuchsia says it that way.
In the race mix: B♭4, 466 Hz. The only tone in the entire mix outside the scale, reserved for Fuchsia and used nowhere else. When you hear it, Fuchsia has arrived.
Rivalry
The Line and the Leech
One holds a lane against everything. One is what "everything" means.
Cobalt's entire game is refusing to move sideways, and Fuchsia's entire game is arriving sideways at whoever is in front. When Cobalt leads, Fuchsia is already on the way — and Cobalt is the slowest marble on the grid at recovering a lane, so it costs Cobalt more than it costs anybody else.
Fuchsia does not especially want to win this. Fuchsia wants Cobalt not to.
4–1 in 5 meetingsThe team
Bloom, from the Garden
If we lose, we lose beautifully.