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The imaginary unit (i) is an object featured in Animation vs. Math. It is an imaginary number and also plays a significant role in the episode.

Appearance

The imaginary unit appears as a white "i" symbol. It's square root of −1. The Second Coming added the imaginary unit to sin(π) then combined it with cos(π) to summon Euler's identity.

History

Animation vs. Education

Animation vs. Math

Euler's Identity repeatedly uses the item to escape to the imaginary dimension. At one point, TSC threw another i at him, creating the value -1 and nullifying his teleportation effect.

Later on, TSC used a complex number plane that was rolling incredibly rapidly to catch Euler's identity as it went into the imaginary dimension, causing serious damage to the dimension. They barely escaped.

ABTV - All Livestream Bumpers

In one of the bumpers, Euler's identity (without the exponent) shows off some geometry to generate i and move into the ABTV bumper area, forming the "e" of "You're".

Powers & Abilities

Teleportation/Un-teleportation: The imaginary unit i can allow Euler's identity to travel between Euler's identity's escape world. and the regular Math World, when another i comes through however the symbol being is forced out instantly.
Combination: You can combine two of them by turning one into a square root, making the other one turn into a "−" sign.
Breaking: If hit with a big enough impact, the dot will come off into a period.

Role

When The Second Coming was testing, he made an i, he turned it into Euler's identity (with another i), and have another fight. When The Second Coming lands into the equation area, he makes one of the dots from an i pop off.