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The SpongeBob SquarePants Film is, well, a movie based on the Nickelodeon drawing SpongeBob SquarePants. And equally expected for a movie based on one of Nickelodeon'south programs, it'southward a large damn 1.

In the motion picture, Mr. Krabs opens up a second Krusty Krab-eating house, and SpongeBob is heavily anticipating beingness promoted to manager of the new eating place. Just to his dismay, Squidward gets the job instead considering Mr. Krabs feels that SpongeBob isn't mature plenty for the job. Meanwhile, Plankton finally stops fooling effectually and enacts his greatest plan to steal the clandestine Krabby Patty formula — he steals King Neptune's crown, sends information technology to the dangerous Shell City, and frames Mr. Krabs for it. When Neptune finds his crown missing, he crashes the Krusty Krab 2 and charges Krabs for the theft, but SpongeBob is willing to travel to Beat City to retrieve the crown, so Neptune gives him six days to find it, during which he has Krabs frozen.

While SpongeBob and Patrick head off on their adventure, Plankton makes it past the frozen Krabs and successfully steals the Krabby Patty formula. He then gives away bucket-helmets with all the Krabby Patties he sells, which and then plow his customers into his monument-building slaves. Can SpongeBob and Patrick successfully think Neptune's crown and relieve Bikini Bottom...?

Series creator Stephen Hillenburg intended for the movie to serve every bit a Finale Movie to the series, merely Executive Meddling got in the fashion of that. Many fans widely accept it and consider information technology a spectacular love letter to the original series. It also received positive disquisitional reception, earning a 69% on Rotten Tomatoes, which may non sound like much, but it'due south pretty damn good for a Nick motion-picture show.

A second picture show titled The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge out of Water was released on February 6, 2015. The writers from Kung Fu Panda two were put on board for screenwriting, and had so-series showrunner Paul Tibbitt directing the blithe sequences, while Heaven Loftier (2005) director Mike Mitchell directed the alive-activity sequences. Its second sequel, The SpongeBob Motion picture: Sponge on the Run, released digitally in 2021, was fully reckoner-blithe.

This get-go film was released to theaters on November 19, 2004 to commercial and critical acclaim, and quickly became a blockbuster, despite being out-grossed by The Polar Express.

Shares a Character Sheet with the series.

Oh, I'm a goofy troper aye! Yous're a goofy troper yeah! We're all goofy tropers yeah! Goofy, goofy, troper troper, yeah!

  • Absurdly Bright Light: Off King Neptune's baldheaded head.
  • Actor Allusion: David Hasselhoff plays a lifeguard. Again.
  • Adaptational Intelligence: SpongeBob is much more proficient in driving in the moving picture than in the series, where he'southward portrayed as a reckless commuter. Mentioned past Patrick, to which SpongeBob replies, "Yous don't need a license to drive a sandwich."
  • Adaptational Jerkass: While the series' King Neptune was ever a self-centered asshole, he's even so a well-meaning monarch who treats his subjects far more pleasantly, at the very least. This incarnation of Neptune, on the other hand, is an sick-tempered Psychopathic Manchild decumbent to aroused outbursts over the slightest of wrongdoings and obsessed with sentencing people to the dungeon for harsh reasons, much to the dismay of his daughter Mindy. Luckily, despite being a hotheaded and tyrannical king, he does finally learn his lesson in leadership and not letting his acrimony get the best of him anymore at the end by finally accepting Mindy's advice in beingness a loving and compassionate ruler, even after his crown was brought back by SpongeBob and Patrick and he saved the town from Plankton's reign of terror.
  • Adam Westing: David Hasselhoff as a super-swimming lifeguard. "I'grand David Hasselhoff!"
  • Ain't As well Proud to Beg: Mr. Krabs literally begs Rex Neptune not to freeze him. Rex Neptune won't listen to it.
  • Alcohol-Induced Idiocy: More similar "Ice Cream-Induced Idiocy"; SpongeBob and Patrick eat several orders of water ice cream that cause them to develop drunk-like symptoms, with the onetime landing Mr. Krabs in hot h2o when he prioritizes insulting his boss for denying him promotion to managing director of the Krusty Krab 2 rather than clearing his proper noun when King Neptune is threatening Krabs' life over the disappearance of his crown.
  • All for Zero: Subsequently SpongeBob and Patrick spend nearly of the motion picture looking for the crown and bringing it back to Neptune in the end, Plankton but backs this up with a King-Sized bucket helmet for Neptune. Not that information technology discourages SpongeBob from challenge he's proud of accomplishing this feat.
  • Alternate Catchphrase Inflection: Usually, SpongeBob says his catchphrase "I'm fix!" in a very enthusiastic tone, but when he learns that he didn't get the job of manager for the Krusty Krab 2, he says information technology dejectedly.
  • Always a Bigger Fish:
    • Only as Dennis is nigh to stomp on SpongeBob and Patrick with hugely spiked boots, a larger kicking stomps on him, seemingly killing him. Unfortunately, information technology's the Cyclops'southward boot...
    • Also played straight when the giant fish charging at SpongeBob and Patrick misses them, charges off a cliff, and a huge freakin' eel eats it in one gulp. SpongeBob and Patrick justifiably simply sit down in that location, oral fissure agape.
    • It'due south the main reason Rex Neptune is agape of the "Cyclops". He towers over Mindy and the other body of water creatures, simply is only knee high to a homo.
  • An Aesop:
    • Lampshaded in the following dialog:

      SpongeBob: I gauge you're right, Plankton. I am just a kid. And you know, I've been through a lot in the last half-dozen days, five minutes, twenty-seven-and-a-one-half seconds, and if I've learned anything during that fourth dimension, it'due south that you are who you are. And no amount of mermaid magic, or managerial promotion, or some other third thing can make me anything more than what I really am inside: a kid.
      Plankton: That'southward dandy, now go back against the wall-
      SpongeBob: [on microphone] Just that's okay! 'Cause I did what everyone said a kid couldn't do! I made it to Shell City, and I beat the Cyclops, and I rode the Hasselhoff, and I brought the crown BACK! And then, yeah, I'one thousand a kid! And I'm also a goofball, and a wingnut, and a Knucklehead McSpazatron! But most of all, I'm...
      Plankton: Okay, settle down! Take it piece of cake!
      SpongeBob: I'm... I'm...
      Plankton: WHAT THE SCALLOP?!
      I'm a Goofy Goober! [rock music starts]

    • And later subverted in the end of the movie:

      Mr. Krabs: Mr. Squidward, forepart and center! I think we all know who rightfully deserves to wear that badge.
      Squidward: I couldn't hold more, sir.
      [Crowd thank you]
      SpongeBob: Wait a 2nd, everybody. In that location's something I demand to say start. But I just don't know how to put it.
      Squidward: I recall I know what it is. After going on your life-changing journey, yous now realize that you don't want what yous thought you wanted. What yous really wanted was inside you all along.
      SpongeBob: Are you crazy?! I was only going to tell you that your wing is down. Manager?! This is the greatest twenty-four hours of my liiiiiiife!

    • King Neptune also gets an aesop on how important information technology is to show/have love and compassion when yous're in a position of leadership.
  • And I Must Scream:
    • The people controlled by Plankton'due south saucepan helmets apparently know to an extent they're being controlled, since later on SpongeBob destroys the beginning one, the fish says "I'm costless" instead of something similar "What happened?"
    • Mr. Krabs is shown being aware of what'south happening while he is frozen.
  • Blitheness Bump: More like a shove! While the show normally hides its Limited Animation with strong layouts, the film relishes in incredibly fluid and insane, Off-Model animation, the likes of which could never be done on a TV budget.
  • Answer Cut: After Plankton unleashes the final phase of Plan Z, turning all of the citizens of Bikini Lesser into his mind-controlled slaves and captures Squidward, who was the only i who figured out what he was upwards to:

    Plankton: Who can terminate me now?! [Evil Laugh] WHO?!
    [Cut to SpongeBob and Patrick driving in the Patty Wagon while laughing empty-headed.]

  • Anti-Interference Lock Up: Inverted during the climax- Mindy tries to stall King Neptune from frying Mr. Krabs with an extended discussion well-nigh stalling. When he finally loses his patience, Neptune throws her out of the Krusty Krab and magically wraps the place in bondage and padlocks.
  • Arc Words: "I'm a Goofy Goober, YEAH!"
  • Argument of Contradictions: Neptune initially gives SpongeBob and Patrick ten days to get the crown back, merely Patrick argues it down to vi.
  • Arson, Murder, and Jaywalking: When Plankton reads over his last programme to steal the Krabby Patty formula. "It's evil, information technology'south diabolical, *sniffs* it's lemon-scented!"
  • Asshole Victim:
    • Victor, the Thug Tug's owner, when Dennis kills him by punching him so hard he gets knocked into the air, and then lands into the Thug Tug which then sinks downwards with Victor in it.
    • The Cyclops gets browbeaten upward by all the sea creatures he abducted for his gift shop.
    • Dennis is pummeled by an incoming gunkhole and presumably dies just as Victor did.
    • Although not killed, Plankton gets repeatedly stomped on by the at present freed people he enslaved and sent to jail for his crimes.
  • Assumed Win: Mr. Krabs announces that the new manager of the Krusty Krab 2 has "a proper name yous all know, it starts with an S!" SpongeBob assumes that he'south the new director (even though Mr. Krabs only announced that it was Squidward, revealing a giant portrait of his face to superlative it off), and has to humiliate himself 3 times over the microphone before realizing that the new manager is actually Squidward.
  • Astonishingly Appropriate Suspension: "Oh your highness, I'm sure it'south not that noticeabaaaaAAAAAALD!! Baldheaded, BALD, BALD!!!"
  • As You Know: "Oh Karen, my figurer married woman..."
  • Attentive Shade Lowering: SpongeBob lowers his glasses when looking at Patrick, dressed rather suggestively in the terminate heroic music sequence.
  • Authority in Proper noun Just: The credits evidence that the manager position at the Krusty Krab 2 substantially amounts to doing all of the same, if not even more of the demeaning piece of work that SpongeBob already did as a fry cook, except with a bigger lid with the word "Manager" written on it. He also does non announced to have whatsoever other employees to supervise, so whatever potential authorization he could take as manager is rendered moot. Despite all this, SpongeBob is clearly ecstatic about it regardless, and does all of his work with an enormous smiling on his face up.
  • "Awkward Silence" Entrance: Happens twice in succession. Once when Patrick goes into the Thug Tug and asks to go to the bathroom, and again when one of the bubbling he and SpongeBob made in said bathroom wanders out into the bar.
  • Badass Bystander: The female person movie theater janitor in The Stinger. Fifty-fifty when threatened at swordpoint by pirates she still calmly asks them to leave the theater. They reluctantly do so.
  • Bad-Guy Bar: The Thug Tug. Inevitably devolves into a Bar Ball.
  • The Bad Guy Wins: Plankton, for much of the moving-picture show, succeeded in taking over Bikini Bottom and enslaving its population that all started with stealing the Krabby Patty formula, his main goal in the series. Of course, SpongeBob and Patrick render to foil his plan.
  • Allurement-and-Switch: As SpongeBob goes to social club some ice-cream from what turns out to exist a frogfish, Patrick notices the bones all effectually them and appears to come to a grim realization. And and then...

    Patrick: Await a minute. Wait a minute! SpongeBob!
    SpongeBob: Yeah?
    Patrick: Make mine a chocolate!

  • Bunko Compassion: Squidward discovers that Mr. Krabs has been frozen by Neptune.

    Squidward: Oh, no! This is terrible! Who's gonna sign my paycheck?

  • Bait-and-switch Sentiment: The final scene. Later his adventures, SpongeBob gets promoted to manager and this exchange occurs:
  • Baldness Malaise: The principal reason why King Neptune is so enraged virtually his crown being stolen is because information technology exposes his "thinning" head.
  • Bare Your Midriff: Princess Mindy wears a pink top that leaves a bit of pare in a higher place her tail exposed.
  • Bathroom Search Alibi: Subverted by Patrick in the Thug Tug when he gets everybody'due south attention merely to says that he needs to utilise the bathroom. When i of the thugs points information technology out SpongeBob chides Patrick for a weak distraction but Patrick says he actually needed to get.
  • Be Yourself: SpongeBob learns that "y'all are who yous are."
  • Big Bad: Plankton, as usual, though he's much more than threatening than he actually is in the cartoon because his Plan Z called for manipulating others more than powerful and deadlier than he is to be doing his muddy work (Rex Neptune to freeze Krabs and the Cyclops and Dennis to impede SpongeBob and Patrick'due south quest for the rex'due south crown).
  • Big Budget Beef-Up: Everything about the testify, the animation, the music, and the special furnishings, is vastly improved on here.
  • Big Damn Heroes: SpongeBob and Patrick bursting into the Krusty Krab with the crown, thus protecting Mr. Krabs from getting killed past the scepter's fire and reflecting information technology through the roof instead, which unintentionally chars David Hasslehoff non-fatally.
  • Big Damn Movie: A half dozen-day gamble to the ends of the Earth equally Plankton takes over Bikini Lesser with mind control devices.
  • Big "NEVER!": During the boxing on David Hasselhoff's dorsum, Dennis states to SpongeBob that he "always gets his man", prompting the latter to jump out of the way but as Dennis is well-nigh to grab him, letting out a very long, epic "NEVEEEEEEEEERRRRRRRRR!!" every bit he jumps beyond to Hasselhoff's other leg in slow-motion.
  • Big "NO!":
    • Plankton does one in horror when he realizes that SpongeBob's rock and scroll of all things is destroying his heed-command saucepan helmets and thus undoing his plans.
    • Earlier, Mindy as well does this three times when Rex Neptune prepares to fry Mr. Krabs to death, with Plankton doing the inversion.
    • She also does this when Plankton puts a mind-control helmet on Male monarch Neptune.
  • Big Rock Ending: "Goofy Goober Rock" ends with a prolonged, most 2-minute guitar outro, which SpongeBob uses to undo Plankton's heed command.
  • Bitch in Sheep'south Clothing: Plankton pretends to exist upset about Mr. Krabs being frozen past Neptune during his interview with Perch Perkins when he actually stole the Krabby Patty formula while Krabs was frozen and decides to accept over Bikini Bottom.
  • Bookends: Technically i for the whole series, because that this is considered to be the canonical conclusion for the whole serial. The airplane pilot episode, "Help Wanted", concluded with SpongeBob getting hired as general fry melt for the Krusty Krab, and the motion-picture show ends with him accepting the promotion to full general manager of the original Krusty Krab.
  • Both Sides Have a Signal: SpongeBob ends up in this position when Mr. Krabs denies him promotion to manager of the Krusty Krab 2, claiming he's too immature for the responsibleness. Seeing every bit SpongeBob spends his days goofing off with Patrick, annoying Squidward to no cease, and doesn't even have a boating license, he is correct in some way—only a few scenes afterward is this proven true when SpongeBob, Boozer on Milk from spending his night crushed at getting passed over, almost gets Mr. Krabs deep fried by King Neptune past immaturely telling him off. However, SpongeBob, immature or not, has proven to be managerial textile, seeing as his cooking has made The Krusty Krab the premier eatery in town in spite of Krabs' own greediness hampering business, and puts his heart and soul into keeping things ship-shape. The one who got the chore, Squidward, is a miserable Burger Fool who utterly despises working at the Krusty Krab, has tried and failed repeatedly to go out, and is practically hated in town. In the end, while SpongeBob does acknowledge his immaturity and saves the boondocks from Plankton'due south control, Mr. Krabs acknowledges he was wrong and happily makes SpongeBob the director.
  • Bowdlerise:
    • There was a children'south volume adaptation of the movie that inverse it and then that instead of chirapsia them senseless, the patrons of the Thug Tug punished "chimera-blowing babies" by laughing at them.
    • Whenever Nickelodeon airs the pic, Mr. Krabs' whispering to SpongeBob is reversed (in the unedited whispering, he appears to say "Jackass" three times in succession).
    • The soundtrack version of "Goofy Goober Rock" changes the verse "No, no freakin' way" from the motion picture version to "No, no, no-no fashion".
  • Blowing a Raspberry: This is the extent of SpongeBob telling off Mr. Krabs for thinking he's withal a kid.
  • Suspension the Haughty: The two fish at the gas station go this...they crack a joke to Dennis and he pulls their mouths off their face up.
  • Broad Strokes: The film was well known for this, especially in contempo years. It has been criticized that the moving picture links an alternate canon in the series, considering episodes that aired later the film practice not show specific changes they had during the course of the film (Word of God says that the movie is meant to be the end of the series, with episodes produced after notwithstanding occurring before it). Granted, this isn't the kind of evidence that adheres to continuity.
  • Broken Aesop: Discussed by SpongeBob and Patrick after their escape from the Thug Tug.

    Patrick: You know, SpongeBob, there'southward a lesson to be learned from all this.
    SpongeBob: What'south that, Patrick?
    Patrick: A chimera-blowing double baby doesn't belong out here in human'due south country.
    SpongeBob: Yes. (then realizes) Expect. We blew that bubble. Doesn't that make us a chimera-blowing double infant?

  • The Caligula: King Neptune shows signs of this.
  • Call-Dorsum:
    • Patrick gets into an argument with Male monarch Neptune over how many days SpongeBob needs to find the crown. This is like to the argument Patrick had with the previous Neptune in "Neptune's Spatula" over how many challenges SpongeBob can exercise.
    • The flick's plot bears some similarity to "Neptune's Spatula", every bit both are virtually SpongeBob convincing Male monarch Neptune that he underestimates the one-time'south abilities and wisdom.
    • The scene of SpongeBob and Patrick drying out is reminiscent of the offset full episode, "Tea at the Treedome", only this time it's not Played for Laughs.
    • SpongeBob crying out his tears just to drink it dorsum up is similar to what he did in "Karate Choppers".
    • Nosotros have a mariachi band playing in the background as a live-activeness man is squirming helplessly. Sound familiar?
    • Inside the Thug Tug, we see a thug eating a basin of nails (without any milk!).
    • "I ain't a crook! Ask anyone, they'll vouch for me!"
  • Cerebus Syndrome: Zig-Zagged. There are some pretty heavy themes addressed over the form of the motion-picture show, such every bit low, alcoholism, and murder. In fact, the particular scene of Patrick and SpongeBob at Shell City is so emotional it literally causes the audience to break out into tears. Which is all totally at odds with the TV show. The writers of course always manage to put a fairly comedic spin on things anyways, leading to several a Mood Whiplash.
  • Character Development: Not just the obvious for SpongeBob and Patrick, just also for Squidward, who ends the movie by graciously recognizing SpongeBob'south contribution and proudly relinquishing the position of Krusty Krab general manager to him.
  • Chekhov's Gun: Played for laughs with King Neptune's embarrassment over his baldheaded spot, which later prevents him from stopping Plankton and saving Bikini Bottom, as he is too distracted with finding a style to grow hair.
  • Comically Small Bribe: SpongeBob attempts to ransom Dennis with five "Goober Dollars". He isn't impressed.
  • Cool Car: The Patty Railroad vehicle, as seen in the page paradigm.
  • Creator Cameo:
    • Stephen Hillenburg provides the voice of one of the pirates' parrots, substantially reusing his "Potty the Parrot" vocalisation from the serial.
    • The show'southward storyboard artist Mike Bong appears in the movie as the fisherman knocked over by Hasselhoff.
    • Co-writers Aaron Springer and Derek Drymon both cameo every bit the laughing bubble from the "Thug Tug" and "the screamer grapheme" respectively.
  • Creator In-Joke: Roger Bumpass, like Squidward, rides a recumbent bicycle. The storyboard artists added information technology as an inside joke.
  • Credits Montage: The credits show pictures of SpongeBob in his new life equally the manager of the Krusty Krab 2. The credits make it obvious that the job is horrible, but since SpongeBob loves to work, he's having the time of his life. And it'due south all set to Ween's "Ocean Man".
  • Crocodile Tears: Plankton sheds these to Perch Perkins when he explains how he was able to sell Krabby Patties.
  • Cue O'Clock: The clock seen in the Goofy Goober Steamboat has the 12 numbers in scrambled society.
  • Dark Reprise: SpongeBob and Patrick's tearful rendition of the Goofy Goober theme song as they dry out.
  • Darker and Edgier: Different the rest of the series, this movie is considerably a lot darker and has plenty of horror elements. Plankton is more depraved and roughshod than in the series (somewhat foreshadowed in the episode "FUN" where Plankton has an Imagine Spot of destroying Bikini Lesser with a behemothic Jellyfish robot), to the indicate that he sadistically shows excitement and joy when King Neptune is most to kill Mr. Krabs, not to mention the monsters that abound in the style of SpongeBob and Patrick, the ruthless mercenary (Dennis) sent by Plankton to kill the duo, and how the heroes die at the hand of the Cyclops.
  • Darkest 60 minutes: Plankton has conquered Bikini Bottom and enslaved the population, Mr. Krabs is set to exist executed, and SpongeBob and Patrick are "killed" in Shell City. Luckily, things get better.
  • Death Vocal: After realizing they did make it to Crush Urban center after all, SpongeBob and Patrick sing the Goofy Goober theme song just before they dry out.
  • Decon-Recon Switch: The movie deconstructs SpongeBob and Patrick'south Manchild behavior, showing that while its a major part of their characters and a source of adept laughs for the viewers, their immaturity and naivety tin exist a major hindrance, as shown when SpongeBob gets rejected for a major job promotion over the more mature Squidward, most people not taking them seriously due to their antics, and the two being hands endangered by bullies, carjackers, undersea predators, hardened criminals, and sadistic humans due to their lack of common sense. Still, while the chips are down, SpongeBob and Patrick are shown to be more than capable of facing all the dangers on the way to Shell Urban center, defying everybody's exceptions, and ultimately get the crown back and defeat Plankton.
  • Demoted to Extra: Whatsoever graphic symbol from the show who isn't SpongeBob, Patrick and Plankton. Mrs. Puff and Sandy only testify upwardly a few times (despite all existence credited in the flick's "Main Cast"), Mr. Krabs spends almost of the picture frozen, and Squidward simply plays a minor role in the story at best and is brushed aside at the halfway point later on getting captured and brainwashed by Plankton. Pearl and Gary make cameos. Karen plays a pivotal role, telling Plankton nigh Program Z and activating the heed control helmets, only after the latter scene she pretty much disappears from the story. It'due south not too surprising that the creators decided not to make the next SpongeBob motion picture a buddy moving picture.
  • Deranged Animation: Ho boy! The testify's animation was already pretty bizarre-looking, but information technology was never this fluid!
  • Destination Defenestration: In the beginning of the movie, Squidward catches SpongeBob in the shower with him, and afterwards a minor conversation with SpongeBob, Squidward kicks SpongeBob out of his window.
  • Deus ex Machina:
    • The film literally writes itself into a corner that tin can just be rectified past a wonderfully ridiculous parody of Twisted Sister's "I Wanna Rock". The villain'due south plans are undone past the explosive power of rock music. One time the fume clears, SpongeBob is left dangling on the cease of a rope suspended to a higher place the stage in a groovy reference to the literal Greek tragedy deus ex machina.
    • SpongeBob and Patrick dehydrate in Shell City, but are revived last minute thanks to their tears.
    • SpongeBob and Patrick get the crown, but manage to lose the bag of winds. They have very picayune fourth dimension to become home, and all is hopeless...cue David Hasselhoff showing up out of nowhere to take SpongeBob and Patrick home.
  • Diabolus ex Nihilo: As far every bit SpongeBob and Patrick are concerned, the Monster Frogfish that tries to eat them after luring them into its expiry trap with "Costless ICE CREAM!" came out of nowhere. The audition knew it was a trap, though, because of all the piles of fish skulls and bones. The Frogfish also serves every bit one of their first real threats in their quest to get King Neptune's crown and save Mr. Krabs. It can also be considered a Disc-One Terminal Boss considering an even bigger monster eel eats it.
  • The Dinnermobile: SpongeBob and Patrick travel most of the mode to Beat City in the Patty Railroad vehicle - a large drivable hamburger, originally intended for promotion of the Krusty Krab.
  • Disney Death: SpongeBob and Patrick are killed via drying out in Shell Metropolis, so revived cheers to their Swiss Ground forces Tears. And the sprinklers.
    • And likewise the WHOLE shop! Every unmarried fish that was taxidermied springs back to life through the same means.
  • Distressed Dude: Squidward gets cornered and brainwashed himself by the other brainwashed citizens by Plankton's mind control.
  • The Dragon: Dennis, to Plankton. Even the Cyclops qualifies as one to Plankton.
  • Dream Intro: The flick begins with SpongeBob as the managing director of the Krusty Krab, saving the mean solar day after a guy gets no cheese on his patty. The crowd hoist him over their shoulders and cheer him, but and so the cheers turn into his foghorn alarm and SpongeBob wakes up.
  • Drowning My Sorrows: To help himself experience ameliorate after not getting the promotion, SpongeBob goes on a sundae bender alongside Patrick.
  • Boozer on Milk: In this case, a milk product rather than liquid milk; specifically, ice cream. Moderately justified in that SpongeBob is likewise sleep-deprived.
  • Dystopia Justifies the Means: What Plankton does to Bikini Bottom.
  • Earn Your Happy Ending: After all he's been through, SpongeBob is given a task as manager of the Krusty Krab 2, and proves that he is a human being.
  • Employee of the Calendar month: The movie reveals that SpongeBob has won 374 consecutive Employee of the Month awards notation Practise the math and you realise this means he'due south been working at the Krusty Krab for 31 years . He therefore believes he's a shoo-in for the director's chore at the Krusty Krab 2, just to be crushed when the job goes to Squidward instead.
  • Egopolis: After enslaving all of Bikini Bottom with his heed controlling helmets, Plankton converts information technology into Planktopolis, complete with giant stone statues of himself.
  • Eldritch Location: Shell City is presently a beachside gift store that sells nautical knick-knacks. To the bandage, however, it'due south a horrifying place of sure death on the dreaded dry out land, filled to the brim with the dehydrated corpses of various body of water creatures unfortunate enough to be captured past the Cyclops, who oversees Beat out City. The victims of the Cyclops practise go better, fortunately.
  • Eldritch Body of water Abyss: SpongeBob and Patrick make their way into a deep ocean trench with horrific monsters. Subverted when the monsters take a liking to them after they bear witness off their impressive dance skills.
  • Everybody Cries: All the pirates in the moving-picture show theater cry over SpongeBob and Patrick drying out under the lamp at Beat out City.
  • Exposition Victim: Squidward quickly deduces Plankton'southward Frame-Up scheme and threatens to tell King Neptune about it... in the middle of Plankton's eating place.

    Plankton: We'll see virtually that, Inspector Loose-Lips! *Presses the doomsday button*

  • Extremely Brusque Timespan: Not counting the live-activity sequences and the Dream Intro, the majority of this film runs vi days (co-ordinate to King Neptune and Patrick). Counting the day where Plankton steals the crown and the Krusty Krab 2 did its k opening, the flick took vii days, under a whole week.
  • Eye-Obscuring Hat: The bucket helmets are a whole face up example of this — when active, they embrace the entire fish's head.
  • Center Scream: The movie seems to have this as a Running Gag.
    • "Baldheaded! Bald! Bald! Bald! MY EYES!!"
    • A more modest instance, but Dennis gets a stream of bubbles blown directly into his eyes near the flick's climax, right before he gets knocked off Hasselhoff'due south back.
    • Invoked but ultimately subverted in the first of the film: After putting toothpaste on his tooth brush, SpongeBob uses it to brush his eyes, though he has no pained reaction to this act.
    • Squire spraying hair growth spray into Male monarch Neptune's eyes, causing his eyes to grow hair all over.
  • Confront Expiry with Dignity: When it becomes apparent they're going to dry up and die, SpongeBob and Patrick take solace in the fact they made it to Trounce City to begin with and get out singing the Goofy Goober song one last time. They get ameliorate.
  • Faux Affably Evil: Plankton, in contrast to his usual Affably Evil, and Dennis the hitman who is very soft spoken and even polite.
  • Finale Movie: According to Discussion of God, all episodes made afterward the movie take place before information technology, so it'due south all the same (chronologically) the end of the serial.
  • Fisher Rex: When Plankton takes over Bikini Bottom, he turns it into an evil reign empire and renames it "Planktopolis". The watery sky also changes from happy blueish to corrupted brown.
  • Fluffy the Terrible: Plankton sends a hitman named Dennis afterwards SpongeBob and Patrick.
  • Foregone Conclusion: Since this movie is chronologically the end of the show, SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward, Mr. Krabs and the other main characters and Bikini Bottomites cannot die and have to survive, because they all appear alive and well.
  • Framing Device: A band of pirates go to a movie theater to run into the movie.
  • Go out with a Smiling: SpongeBob and Patrick dry out out under the heat lamp with a smile in their face, because while they didn't get the crown, save Bikini Bottom from Plankton and save Mr. Krabs from execution, they did at to the lowest degree finished their mission: making it to Beat Metropolis, which is really a gift shop.
  • Paw Moving ridge: The reason that SpongeBob is able to bulldoze the Patty Wagon even though he doesn't have his license?

    SpongeBob: You don't need a license to drive a sandwich.

  • Harmless Freezing: Although he can't finish Plankton from stealing the formula in his frozen land, Krabs still manages to prove reaction to things going on.
  • Heartbreak and Ice Cream: SpongeBob uses dozens of Goofy Goober's Triple Gooberberry sundaes to go through the stress of being turned down the managerial position for the Krusty Krab ii.
  • Heroic BSoD: When our two protagonists reach the deep, dark, unsafe, hazardous, monster-infested trench that will lead them to Beat City, SpongeBob, of all people, just flat-out gives up, turns back to become habitation, and tearfully tells Patrick that they're "just kids" who will dice if they carry on with this journey.
  • Hero Killer:
    • Out of all the villains in the movie, the Cyclops comes closest (yep, even closer than Plankton and Dennis) to killing SpongeBob and Patrick: he finer does for a moment. And dissimilar the other villains in the movie, they were clearly far from his first victims.
    • Incidentally, this is subverted with Dennis. Though Plankton describes him as a bloodthirsty predator, he has a trend to become interrupted earlier he can really hurt SpongeBob and Patrick. All the same, he manages to be somewhat terrifying.
  • The Hero's Journey: Even something similar this can be made to fit: the beginning of the moving picture shows SpongeBob's normal life in Bikini Lesser, and then he is forced to exit the comfort of abode to salve Mr. Krabs and call back Neptune's crown, by facing all sorts of challenges that require him to realize that he needs to grow upwards. The trench is the nadir of the journey when he and Patrick realize how pathetic they are, Shell City is the "descent to the underworld" (in that they are very nearly killed and just miraculously survive) and, when they return, SpongeBob saves everyone in boondocks from Plankton's mind control by admitting that he may simply be a kid, but that isn't so bad.
  • Hijacking Cthulhu: Plankton mind-controls King Neptune near the end.
  • Humanity Ensues: In a Shout-Out to Pinocchio, Rex Neptune accidentally turns Mr. Krabs into a man boy before finally irresolute him back to normal.
  • Humans Are Cthulhu:
    • The "Cyclops" (actually a abyssal diver). He only wants to collect body of water creatures to sell every bit souvenirs - but that includes SpongeBob and Patrick, much to their horror. Although he apparently has a green glowing face nether his helmet and laughs maniacally when his specimens kickoff to panic, and NEVER takes off his diving suit.
    • David Hasselhoff, however, is an aversion, beingness completely friendly to the duo.
  • Hypocritical Humor:
    • During the awards at the get-go of the film, SpongeBob embarrasses himself by making a lot of noise. A few seconds later, he tells everybody to "shhhh".
    • Baldheaded! Bald! BALD! Baldheaded! None of the others, also Mindy, have hair either, though their domes aren't knock-your-eyes out shiny.
    • Victor, the possessor of the Thug Tug, uses the Goofy Goober theme vocal to weed out anyone who's not manly enough for his bar, claiming that whoever sings along to information technology is a "babe". And nevertheless, as he closes in on SpongeBob and Patrick, he starts singing forth. Though this may have been just to test them.
  • Insistent Terminology: A classic example. King Neptune is not baldheaded, he is thinning.
  • Instantly Proven Wrong: Upon learning that SpongeBob didn't go the promotion due to Mr. Krabs thinking he was a kid, Patrick calls information technology insane, claiming that saying SpongeBob is a child is similar saying he's a child.
  • Insult Backfire: Plankton insults SpongeBob for being just a kid who couldn't tackle an Evil Genius hellbent on world domination. SpongeBob embraces that he'south a kid and enacts a musical number "I'thou a Goofy Goober".
  • Musical instrument of Murder: SpongeBob uses a laser-shooting electrical guitar to destroy the citizens' heed control helmets - and he plays a pretty damn catchy Triumphant Reprise of the Goofy Goober vocal while he's at it!
  • Ironic Echo:
    • "Sad virtually this, calendar." Offset stated by SpongeBob when he removes a day from his calendar to reveal that today is the opening of the Krusty Krab 2, said later by Plankton when he removes the last twenty-four hours earlier Krabs' scheduled execution from his calendar.
    • "We're on a infant chase, and don't call up we don't know how to weed them out!" The second fourth dimension this is said, Patrick is mocking the owner of the Thug Tug.
  • Irony: Mr. Krabs didn't like the idea of a second Krusty Krab in "As Seen on TV" because it was costing him a lot of money. The reason he gives for openly embracing it in this picture show? Money.
  • Is This Thing Still On?: When SpongeBob goes upwardly to the stage, mistakenly assertive that he won the manager position, Mr. Krabs tries whispering to him that he didn't get the job, only for SpongeBob partically repeat everything Mr. Krabs is saying to him.

    SpongeBob: People of Bikini Lesser, as the managing director of—!!
    Krabs: Uh, SpongeBob?
    SpongeBob: Hold the phone, folks, I'one thousand getting an of import news flash from Mr. Krabs. Go ahead, Mr. M. (Krabs whispers into his ear) I'1000 making a complete what of myself? (more than whispering) The most embarrassing thing you've ever seen? (more whispering) And now it's worse because I'm repeating everything you say into the microphone?

  • Jaw Drib/Stunned Silence: Patrick and SpongeBob's (famous) reactions after narrowly escaping the erstwhile lady monster, and seeing the monster get promptly swallowed up past a giant eel.
  • Jerkass: King Neptune. Merely Plankton is much more than of a wiggle.
  • Jerkass Has a Point: King Neptune'south harsh punishments go understandable when you realize that there are cruel people in this world who would commit crimes for their own selfish ends. Plankton is a perfect case, at least in this film.
  • Jerk with a Center of Gold:
    • King Neptune becomes this at the end, when he realized how his daughter was right nigh having love and compassion when you're a ruler, and he thank you SpongeBob for his help and apologizes to Mr. Krabs for freezing him.
    • Squidward, of all people, too becomes this at the stop every bit well; he gave upward his position every bit manager for SpongeBob just for him to exist happy.
  • But a Kid: SpongeBob gets this from nearly anybody in the film. He after becomes proud of being a "child", because he managed to get King Neptune's crown back despite nobody believing he could practice it for this reason.

    SpongeBob: So yep, I'm a child! And I'g besides a goofball! And a wingnut! And a Knucklehead McSpazatron! Simply most of all... I'Thou A GOOFY GOOBER! ROCK!

  • "Just Joking" Justification: Plankton tries to weasel his fashion out of jail time by claiming that him brainwashing the Bikini Bottomites and turning the boondocks into his own personal dictatorship was somehow an elaborate joke. Nobody buys it, and as the squad car he is loaded in carries him abroad, he drops the deed and loudly vows revenge on everyone.
  • Karma Houdini: Karen was the one who led Plankton to looking through Plan Z, implying she made all the Plans herself, activated the listen-controlling Chum Bucket helmets after Plankton'south command/button printing and was all in on the programme, fifty-fifty with her usual snark at her husband... And yet at the end, she's shown giddily crowd surfing as everybody cheers on SpongeBob with no sign of her beingness arrested forth with Plankton.
  • Kids' Repast Toy: invoked Referenced.

    Patrick: Well, saying you're a kid is similar saying I'm a kid!

    Waiter: Hither'south your Goober Meal, sir.

    Patrick: Uh, I'm supposed to go a toy with this? [gets smacked in the face with toy] Thanks.

  • Killed Mid-Sentence: As the Thug Tug owner tells Dennis the rules around there, he is uppercutted, falling into the Tug and sinking information technology!
  • Kill It with Burn down: King Neptune tries to do this to Mr. Krabs in one case it appears that SpongeBob and Patrick aren't going to meet the deadline.
  • Knight of Cerebus:
    • Though he does have a more comedic side, Dennis tends to be rather scary.
    • Surprisingly enough, Plankton manages to become one every bit well. He really succeeds in conquering Bikini Bottom in SpongeBob and Patrick's absence.
    • And the Cyclops, particularly, since he nearly kills SpongeBob and Patrick.
  • Leaning on the Fourth Wall: During the "Now That We're Men" musical number, the shot of SpongeBob and Patrick looking like onetime-timey boxers with "a manly flair" has a visible peg-bar registration note Used in manus-fatigued animation to continue all the paper in place. at the bottom of the screen.
  • Loose Lips: Lampshaded when Plankton calls Squidward "Inspector Loose Lips" afterward he finds out his Evil Programme and threatens to betrayal him to King Neptune, prompting him to activate the bucket helmets' Mind Command.
  • Love at First Sight: Patrick is infatuated with Neptune's daughter Mindy.
  • Lower-Deck Episode: A Nickelodeon Magazine special promoting the film included a comic story showing Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy trying (and declining) to stop Plankton during the events of the movie.
  • MacGuffin:
    • King Neptune's crown, the managerial position at the Krusty Krab 2 and the Krabby Patty recipe.
    • The pirates in the live-action segments are seeking tickets for SpongeBob'southward pic.
  • Manly Facial Pilus: Princess Mindy makes a pair of mustaches out of seaweed to convince SpongeBob and Patrick that they accept become men. Dennis notices the obviously fake mustaches, pulls them off the pair's faces, and says, "This is what a REAL mustache looks like!" He proceeds to pull downward his bandana, revealing his make clean-shaven confront, and grows a full, bushy mustache through sheer force of will in an instant.
  • Medium Blending: Forth with the alive-action scenes set on dry land, there is a brief shot using Stop Motility during the "Goofy Goober Rock" number.
  • Mood Whiplash:
    • In the midst of SpongeBob noticing all of his friends are brainwashed, once he gets to Gary...

      Gary: "MEOW PLANKTON."

    • The scene at the Goofy Goober bar. Said peanut comes out dancing and singing. Then the camera pans to a sobbing SpongeBob who isn't joining in the fun at all because he didn't get a promotion to manager for the Krusty Krab 2.
    • Towards the end of the proud and triumphant "They've Come So Far" Song "At present That Nosotros're Men," SpongeBob and Patrick come across a sign that says "Shell City Dead Alee", and SpongeBob happily says, "Well, Patrick, we should exist there in one more poetry!" and brainstorm to terminate the song, but and then out of nowhere the music and happy atmosphere are cut off by the inflow of Dennis, who has finally caught upwards with them and intends to kill them both.
    • During Plankton'due south interview with Perch Perkins on how he got the Krabby Patty, he falsely tells him that Krabs secretly bequeathed the recipe to Plankton earlier he was frozen by King Neptune, and imitation cries over information technology, then all of a sudden offers a free Chum Bucket saucepan helmet with every buy of a Krabby Patty with a cheeky smiling on his face.
  • Mouthscreen: Used when SpongeBob says, "Those fish are...dead."
  • Mugging the Monster: The ii guys at the gas station do this to Dennis by taunting him with their usual joke. Dennis responds past ripping off their mouths.
  • Mundane Made Awesome: The opening scene features a dramatic scene based around the "crisis" of a client beingness given a Krabby Patty without cheese, consummate with a tiresome-move sequence of SpongeBob putting some cheese into the patty, played in the same manner every bit an action hero disarming a bomb. It'due south a Dream Sequence, but still...

    SpongeBob: You got a name?
    Phil: Phil.
    SpongeBob: You lot got a family, Phil?
    [no response]
    SpongeBob: Come on, Phil, stay with me. Let's hear about that family.
    Phil: I got a wife, and ii beautiful children.
    SpongeBob: That'due south what it's all about. I want you to do me a favor, Phil.
    Phil: What?
    SpongeBob: Say "cheese."

  • Near-Villain Victory: Two in a row within the final human action. Starting time of all, the cyclops has SpongeBob and Patrick imprisoned nether a caput lamp which dries them out. Secondly, Plankton, now having all of Bikini Bottom nether his control, is fix to have Mr. Krabs executed by King Neptune. If SpongeBob and Patrick's Swiss Army Tears didn't revive them when they did, and if David Hasslehoff didn't come to aid them, Plankton would've won.
  • Naked People Are Funny: Early in the film, Patrick goes parasailing with his pants, leaving him naked. He even wedges a flag between his butt cheeks.
  • Never Say "Die": Averted. The words "kill" and "die" are used several times. The scene in Shell City has SpongeBob stress the words "dead" and "killed" equally if to tell the audition "Yep we're defying this trope and using the bodily give-and-take in a moving-picture show for kids." and to emphasize the danger that they are in.
  • Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Squidward explains Plankton's programme and intends to rat him out to Male monarch Neptune correct in forepart of his face! This causes Plankton to turn on the listen-command helmets on every denizen of Bikini Bottom and they corner Squidward and enslave him.
  • No Skillful Deed Goes Unpunished: David Hasselhoff's reward for bringing SpongeBob and Patrick dorsum to the Krusty Krab ii? Become scorched by King Neptune's trident.

    David Hasselhoff: (while backfloating on peak of the Krusty Krab) Ya washed skillful, Hasselhoff. Ya done... (gets burnt by the trident fire) Ow.

  • Non-Standard Character Design: The revived sea creatures in Beat Urban center are noticeably a lot less anthropomorphized than the citizens of Bikini Bottom are.
  • Non Me This Fourth dimension: Mr. Krabs' deportment are merely as criminal as Plankton's, if non more, only this time he'due south non the one who stole Rex Neptune'southward crown.
  • Not Quite Expressionless: Dennis gets crushed by the Cyclops when he showtime catches up with SpongeBob and Patrick. He comes back afterwards for the last showdown.
    • The sprinklers at Shell City not merely revive SpongeBob and Patrick, but also all the other dried sea animals that had been made into knickknacks, who then accept revenge on the Cyclops.
  • Ocular Gushers: During SpongeBob's and Patrick's Despair Outcome Horizon, they spray tears EVERYWHERE. Mindy is visibly squicked when they squirt their tears like high-pressure hoses into each other's mouths.
  • Off-Model: Merely in a good mode; the film seems to follow the John Kricfalusi method of staying less on-model and more in-grapheme.
  • Oh, Crap!:
    • SpongeBob and Patrick react this way when Victor begins his chimera-blowing baby hunt in the Thug Tug and brings out his searching method: the Goofy Goober theme song.
    • Played for Laughs with SpongeBob and Patrick when a ocean monster eats the Pattymobile. And then much that Patrick's Oh, Crap! has earned the nickname Surprised Patrick.
    • The "Cyclops" has this reaction when the animals in his shop begin to revive and he realizes they're near to vanquish the tar out of him.
  • Older Than They Look: According to SpongeBob, he has won the Employee of the Month Laurels 376 times in a row. This means he has been working for over 31 years. Assuming that he started work at age sixteen, this means he could exist 47 years onetime or older!
  • Omnicidal Maniac: Plankton vows to destroy everyone after he gets carried off to prison house.
  • One Concluding Song: SpongeBob and Patrick sing the Goofy Goober Song later realizing they made information technology to Trounce Metropolis and found the crown afterward all, only before they dry out.
  • Open-Fly Gag: Comes up when SpongeBob is finally offered his desired job as director of the Krusty Krab 2. SpongeBob responds by saying that he has something he needs to say, merely isn't sure how to put it. Squidward thinks that SpongeBob has decided that he doesn't want the job after all, causing SpongeBob to answer that he was only going to tell Squidward that his fly was downwards (fifty-fifty though Squidward never wore pants in the beginning place).
  • Overly Long Gag: Mindy (not) stalling Krabs's execution to try and purchase SpongeBob and Patrick more time.
  • Parental Bonus: Done rather blatantly. Plankton'south Plan Z opens up like a centerfold every bit suggestive jazz plays.
  • Pass the Popcorn: Plankton takes a seat and grabs some popcorn as Neptune gets ready to execute Krabs.
  • Placebo Issue: When SpongeBob and Patrick are most to give upwards on their quest, Mindy appears and gives them some of her "mermaid magic", which is cipher only making them shut their eyes and putting seaweed on their faces to simulate mustaches. Despite this, it works, giving SpongeBob and Patrick the bravery to cross the trench of sea monsters without fifty-fifty flinching.
  • Please Keep Your Hat On: Neptune's bald caput is so reflective that it threatens to blind the mere mortals.
  • The Power of Rock: SpongeBob breaks Plankton's hypnosis with a rock remix of the Goofy Goober song.
  • Precision F-Strike: King Neptune using "damning" in the right sense, and the phrase "Knucklehead McSpazatron" popping upward at to the lowest degree twice note "spaz" being brusque for "spastic", which is considered just as offensive in the UK every bit "retarded" is in the United states. Mr. Krabs also seems to say "jackass" when whispering to SpongeBob.
  • Psycho for Hire: Dennis outright says that he'due south a hitman because he loves his job.
  • Rated Thousand for Manly: The Thug Tug might be 1 the most on-the-nose examples of this. As a rule, they vanquish upward anybody who isn't manly enough.
  • Tape Needle Scratch: During the "baby hunt" at the Thug Tug, the Siamese twins when they outset announced on-screen are accompanied by this.
  • Recurring Riff: The Goofy Goober song. At start, it'south a fun and goofy vocal, then it becomes a massive Tear Jerker as a dying SpongeBob and Patrick sing it together, and then it gets turned into a hella awesome rock song.
  • Red Filter of Doom: When Rex Neptune is almost to have Mr. Krabs executed, the inside of the Krusty Krab turns an infernal cherry-red.
  • Refuge in Brazenness: By all accounts, David Hasselhoff'south appearance in the movie to bring SpongeBob and Patrick back to Bikini Bottom is a Deus ex Machina bordering on Big-Lipped Alligator Moment, simply that doesn't stop the Hoff from being outright Awesome.
  • Roger Rabbit Consequence: The sequence betwixt the "Cyclops" (a maniacal diver) capturing SpongeBob and Patrick, and them returning to Bikini Bottom with David Hasselhoff!
  • Ruder and Cruder: Male monarch Neptune actually uses the phrase "damning" when accusing Mr. Krabs, all without any dolphin chirps (or any of the other twelve sound effects representing the Thirteen Dirty Words, for that matter) to conscience it.
  • Sadist: Plankton is extremely sadistic in the movie. He shows nifty excitement, enthusiasm and joy when Mr. Krabs is going to be executed. Similarly, Dennis seems to be a hitman purely for the excuse to kill people.
  • Sarcastic Clapping: Plankton afterward SpongeBob and Patrick make information technology dorsum.

    Plankton: Oh aye. Well done, SpongeBOOB.

  • Saving the World with Fine art: Plankton's Listen-Command Device has taken control of the unabridged town, merely becomes overloaded when SpongeBob dons a guitar and sings "Goofy Goober Stone" complete with flashy music video effects.
  • Scarily Competent Tracker: Dennis, who among other things deduces SpongeBob and Patrick were at the Thug Tug from nothing more a small puddle of bubble fluid. Granted, there'southward actually only i manner to Shell City from Bikini Bottom.
  • Screw This, I'm Out of Here!: Squidward ups and leaves before SpongeBob drags him into the route trip to Shell City.
  • Series Fauxnale: This motion-picture show was meant to serve every bit the closing to the show, but Nickelodeon insisted on putting the series dorsum in production. Nonetheless, information technology's nonetheless chronologically the decision to SpongeBob's story according to Word of God.
  • She's Got Legs: Parodied; during The Power of Rock sequence, Patrick Star's got legs to kill for.
  • Short-Lived Leadership: King Neptune gives SpongeBob and Patrick exactly six days (originally ten days, until Patrick argued it downward to half dozen) to return with his crown, or else he'll fry Mr. Krabs. During this fourth dimension, Plankton takes over Bikini Bottom with slave helmets sold by the Chum Bucket. SpongeBob and Patrick manage to return only in time and defeat Plankton'southward slave army with The Power of Rock, ending Plankton's reign as dictator.
  • Shout-Out:
    • The "nut bar" at Goofy Goober's has pictures of Pogo, Krazy Kat, and Popeye comics.
    • When Neptune unfreezes Mr. Krabs, he accidentally has his trident on the "Real Boy" setting, turning Mr. Krabs into a Pinocchio lookalike, earlier merely turning him dorsum to normal.
    • And permit's not forget the frogfish scene.
    • The Art Shift to hard shadows and sepia tone during Plankton'due south takeover are chillingly similar to those found in Triumph of the Will.
    • SpongeBob and Patrick strike the "Go on On Truckin'" pose only as Dennis cuts off their last verse of "At present That We're Men."
  • Show Within a Show: The alive-action segments feature pirates who are watching this movie in a pier theater.
  • Sinister Shades: Dennis has a pair...well, at least 2 pairs, 1 of which he removes to examine a sesame seed left by the Patty Wagon.
  • Skewed Priorities:
    • Afterwards Mr. Krabs is frozen, Squidward says "Oh, no! This is terrible! Who's gonna sign my paycheck?"
    • When Plankton takes over Bikini Lesser and renames information technology "Planktopolis" and enslaves all the citizen's, Neptune'southward simply business organisation is finding a mode to embrace his bald spot.
  • The Sociopath:
    • Plankton is this in the aforementioned movie. He does not seem to feel any remorse for what he does, and worse, undertakes to destroy everyone when arrested.
    • Dennis, every bit befitting a Professional Killer.
  • Something Just They Would Say: The Thug Tug has a low tolerance for anything "kiddie". When they come across bubbling floating at the bar, the owner Victor has a Goofy Goober song at the ready to weed out whatever kids, or those with a child-like mentality, who would stop the song. Luckily for SpongeBob and Patrick, two thugs bring together in the song before they could out of instinct.
  • Surreal Humour: "Hooray! Bubble Political party!"
  • Sweet and Sour Grapes: Subverted. Later SpongeBob saves Bikini Lesser, Mr. Krabs decides to requite him Squidward'southward manager job:

    SpongeBob: Wait a 2nd, everybody. There's something I demand to say showtime... I but don't know how to put it.
    Squidward: I think I know what it is. Subsequently going on your life-changing journey, y'all now realize you don't want what you thought you wanted. What you really wanted was inside y'all all along.
    SpongeBob: *grabs manager badge from Squidward* Are you lot crazy!? I was only gonna tell yous that your fly is downwardly!

  • Swiss Regular army Tears: What ultimately saves SpongeBob and Patrick from their Disney Death, though how it's washed makes sense, at least in this universe: The tear flows off the desk and down the power cable of the lamp into the socket, shorting it out. This not only shuts off the lamp, just the resulting smoke triggers the sprinklers, reviving non merely SpongeBob and Patrick, but the other sea creatures that the Cyclops had captured as well.
  • Team Rocket Wins: After an endless amount of failures in the Telly series (excluding "The Algae is E'er Greener", where he technically succeeds), Plankton at last gets his manus on the secret formula and begins selling Krabby Patties at the Chum Saucepan.
  • Testosterone Poisoning: Lots of examples.
    • The "Now That We're Men" vocal.
    • Dennis growing his mustache in an instant to prove how much manlier he is than SpongeBob and Patrick.
    • Every scene with David Hasselhoff. Every. Unmarried. Scene.
  • "They've Come up And so Far" Vocal: "Now That We're Men," with SpongeBob and Patrick finally passing through the monster-filled trench... and the monsters are singing with them.
  • Tired of Running: Parodied. When Dennis confronts them for the final time, SpongeBob tells Patrick to run, just Patrick steps forward saying, "No. I'1000 tired of running. If we run at present we'll never terminate - " Dennis then slaps Patrick, sending him flying dorsum to Hasselhoff's heel, where he screams, "RUN, SPONGEBOB!"
  • Tom the Dark Lord: Nosotros have a vile, dangerous bounty hunter, and his name is... Dennis.
  • Took a Level in Badass: SpongeBob and Patrick. They faced many dangerous ocean creatures while venturing across the bounding main to think Rex Neptune'southward crown and managed to defeat Plankton.
  • Triumphant Reprise: "Goofy Goober Rock". Good Lord. Made especially triumphant since the last time the Goofy Goober song was used was in a massive Tear Jerker moment.
  • Uncertain Doom: The movie never makes it clear if Dennis was killed or simply knocked out when he gets struck by the catamaran. The scene itself plays out similar a usual expiry scene would.
  • The Unreveal: Plankton finally finds out the Krabby Patty formula, but we don't.
  • Vader Breath: The Cyclops, when he is present in the scene he has this.
  • Vile Villain, Saccharine Show: Plankton himself, Dennis and the Cyclops. Plankton is much more than unsafe than he is in the TV series, Dennis is a murderer-for-hire, and the Cyclops sort-of manages to impale SpongeBob and Patrick among other ocean creatures.
  • Villainous Breakdown: Dennis is a lot more calm and cool when chasing later on SpongeBob and Patrick, besides as during his first encounter with him than he is afterward being crushed by the boot and encountering them on elevation of David Hasselhoff. He's a lot more aggressive and prone to anger at the betoken—notably, he lost his glasses and bandana, then we tin at present encounter his expressions.
  • Villain: Go out, Stage Left: Plankton attempts this by escaping the Krusty Krab through the front door, merely he is thwarted when the crowd eager to see SpongeBob tramples Plankton.
  • Vocal Evolution: SpongeBob's phonation is notably higher in the picture show than it was in the show. This change would make its way to the show itself after it got Un-Canceled.
  • Nosotros Need a Distraction: At the Thug Tug, SpongeBob plans to create a distraction while Patrick steals back the keys to the Patty Railroad vehicle. Patrick offers to practice the distraction instead, but then he just asks where the bath is.
  • We Will Run into Again: Plankton proclaims that he'll destroy everyone as he is taken abroad by the police. Notwithstanding equally the movie takes place at the end of the timeline, this appears to be an empty threat.
  • Welcome to Corneria: When the Bikini Bottomites are brainwashed by Plankton, all they say is "All hail Plankton."
  • Welcome to the Big Urban center: The moment SpongeBob and Patrick cross the Bikini Lesser border, a thug steals their Patty Wagon.
  • Wham Line:
    • When Squidward intends to tell King Neptune of Plankton'southward heinous actions (a VERY fatal mistake), Karen exclaims this line when Plankton gives the become-ahead to an extension of Plan Z, 1 that marks the picture show's Cerebus Syndrome and Plankton's Not-And so-Harmless Villain role.
    • Towards the end of the film, when SpongeBob and Patrick realize how shut they are to their goal.

      Patrick: No! Look at the sign! Crush City, Marine Gifts and Sundries !

    • The final line is Plankton'southward backup programme for when the crown does get returned. Dropping a mind-command helmet on Neptune while dropping this whammy.
  • "Where Are They Now?" Epilogue: The stop credits show scenes of SpongeBob enjoying his new life as the manager of the Krusty Krab 2.
  • The Worf Effect: Victor the Thug Tug owner looks scary and intimidating and is naturally the strongest guy at the bar. Until he tries to pick a fight with Dennis...
  • Worthless Currency: When SpongeBob is cornered past an assassin-for-rent, he tries to bribe the criminal with "Goober Dollars", fake currency that can exist exchanged for snacks in certain junk nutrient restaurants.
  • Wowing Cthulhu: The terrible monsters of the abyss are struck by SpongeBob and Patrick's confidence later on the two repeatedly avoid the monsters' attempt to kill them and perform an extremely cool slap-dance. The ocean terrors can't help only join the tiny niggling fish in singing and dancing forth to "Now That We're Men." Lampshaded past SpongeBob, whose annotate offends the monsters and causes them to walk away grumbling.

    "Crush City'due south dead alee! We did it Pat! We fabricated it by everything, even the hideous and disgusting monsters!"

  • Writing Around Trademarks: The Cyclops clearly uses a bottle of Elmer's make glue, with just enough of it stale over the label to obscure the logo and name.
  • "Yep!" Shot: The movie ends with SpongeBob leaping in the air in complete joy later FINALLY getting his well-deserved promotion to manager of the Krusty Krab ii instead of Squidward (who presumably isn't overly enthusiastic most the job).

    SpongeBob: Manager! This is the greatest solar day of my liiiife!

  • You Got Spunk!: Dennis to SpongeBob: "You've got guts, kid. Too bad I gotta rip 'em out of you."
  • Your Princess Is in Another Castle!: SpongeBob and Patrick become Neptune'southward crown dorsum and seemingly salvage the day... and then Plankton reveals he had a fill-in programme and just takes control of Neptune.
  • You Won't Feel a Thing!: A subversion:

    Dennis: Don't worry, this'll only injure a lot!

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Captain: WHAAAT!? Say that again, if you dare!
Usher: You folks accept to leave.
Captain: (Beat) ...Okay.

Spongebob Gets Promoted

Spongebob prematurely celebrates his promotion to manager... even though information technology was actually Squidward who won.

Example of:
Assumed Win

Alternative Title(due south): The Spongebob Flick Game

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Source: https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/WesternAnimation/TheSpongeBobSquarePantsMovie

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