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{{ | {{Cquote2|<center>Ginger? Is that you?</center>|Even more elderly customer}} | ||
{{Character | {{Character | ||
| | |name = Even more elderly customer | ||
|image = Lost and Found 187.png | |||
|gender = Female | |gender = Female | ||
|color = Light green | |color = Light green | ||
|eye-color = Dark red with black pupils | |eye-color = Dark red with black pupils | ||
|spouse = | |species = Fish | ||
|spouse = Unnamed husband | |||
|children = [[Ginger]] (daughter) | |children = [[Ginger]] (daughter) | ||
|appearance = "[[Lost and Found]]" | |||
|portrayer = [[Tom Kenny]] | |||
}} | }} | ||
''' | The '''even more elderly customer'''<ref>[[The Getaway and Lost and Found (credits)]]</ref> is a character who appears at the end of the episode "[[Lost and Found]]." She is the mother of [[Ginger]] and the spouse of Ginger's unseen father. | ||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
She is an elderly light green fish with white hair put in a ponytail on the back of her head and three black pieces of hair on the top. Her eyebrows are the same color as her hair and her eyelids are purple and contain dark red pupils. She | She is an elderly light green fish with white hair put in a ponytail on the back of her head and three black pieces of hair on the top. Her eyebrows are the same color as her hair and her eyelids are purple and contain dark red pupils. She has bags under her eyes, birthmarks on the upper left side of her face, and a distorted neck. She wears golden earrings and a light pink tank top. She holds a light gray cane. | ||
==Role in episode== | ==Role in episode== | ||
After {{Link|SpongeBob}} helps retrieve all the elderly children from the [[Krusty Krab]] [[Lost and Found ( | After {{Link|SpongeBob}} helps retrieve all the elderly children from the [[Krusty Krab]] [[Lost and Found (location)|Lost and Found]], Ginger's mom bursts into the kitchen and finds her daughter there. After this, Ginger asks where her mother had been and her mother replies stating that she and Ginger's father come to the restaurant every week and that the parents of the lost children have visited to find them. Ginger's mother then asks her daughter where she herself had been and Ginger replies that she was stuck in the Lost and Found for 60 years, hence why she is old. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery widths="180" position="center"> | |||
Lost and Found 185.png | |||
Lost and Found 189.png | |||
Lost and Found 191.png | |||
Lost and Found 195.png | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
[[Category:Unnamed characters]] | |||
[[Category:Background characters]] | |||
[[Category:Characters portrayed by Tom Kenny]] | |||
Latest revision as of 09:51, 9 November 2024
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The even more elderly customer[1] is a character who appears at the end of the episode "Lost and Found." She is the mother of Ginger and the spouse of Ginger's unseen father.
Description
She is an elderly light green fish with white hair put in a ponytail on the back of her head and three black pieces of hair on the top. Her eyebrows are the same color as her hair and her eyelids are purple and contain dark red pupils. She has bags under her eyes, birthmarks on the upper left side of her face, and a distorted neck. She wears golden earrings and a light pink tank top. She holds a light gray cane.
Role in episode
After SpongeBob helps retrieve all the elderly children from the Krusty Krab Lost and Found, Ginger's mom bursts into the kitchen and finds her daughter there. After this, Ginger asks where her mother had been and her mother replies stating that she and Ginger's father come to the restaurant every week and that the parents of the lost children have visited to find them. Ginger's mother then asks her daughter where she herself had been and Ginger replies that she was stuck in the Lost and Found for 60 years, hence why she is old.
