Bubbles (object)

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Template:Appearance-missing Template:OTab Template:Object A bubble is a soap or air structure, usually round, that either comes from a bottle filled with bubble soap, movement of a character underwater, or as a transition sequence between scenes. They first appear in the episode "Bubblestand."

Description

Hobby

Template:Data:Links and Template:Data:Links do one of their favorite hobbies, blowing bubbles, and it is considered along with jellyfishing.

Forms

There are many forms of bubbles in the series, such as:

• Regular
• Duck
• Caterpillar
• Boat
• Elephant
• Butterfly
• Heart
• Hippo
• Template:Data:Links
• Patrick
• SpongeBob
• Sandy
• Mr. Krabs
• Bubble Letters in the Intro
• Mrs. Puff
• Gary the Snail
• Squidward
• Bubble Jellyfish
• Pie
• Spongebob (in Bob l'eponge intro)
• Shiny
• Bubble giants
• Viking helmet
• Bowling ball
• Torpedo
• Seahorse
• Bus
• Balloons
• Money
• Taxi
• Dinosaur
• Boatmobile
• Failed
• Spicy
• Bike
• Motorcycle
• Paper
• Scissors
• Microphone
• Sun
• Skull
• Curtain
• Presents
• Christmas tree
• Cheese soufflé
• Balloons
• The word "Down"
• Musical notes
• Star shape
• Bomb
• Bubbletown
• Hot dog
• Amy
• Unnamed kids
• Mayor of Bubbletown
• Fred
• Police officer
• Bubbletown Prison
• Bubble prisoners
• Bubbly Krab
• Bubbly Krab employee hat
• Bubbly Krab cash register
• Bubbly Krab workstation
• Bubble Patty
• Bubble spatula

Other uses

• Throughout most episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants, there have been bubble transitions used to move to the next scene.
  • In "Texas," they are replaced with a page turning like the scene was a page in a book.
  • In "Born to Be Wild," SpongeBob breaks the fourth wall by riding on the bubble transition.
  • In "It's a SpongeBob Christmas!," the transitioning bubbles are replaced with snowflakes and one transitioning scene with coal.
  • In "Squid Defense," karate chop transitions are used instead of the regular transition.
  • In "SpongeBob's Place," after Template:Data:Links builds a trench filled with molten lava near the Krusty Krab door, the customers step over him to go to SpongeBob's Place. After Krabs' plan to keep his customers backfires, the transitioning bubbles to the next scene are replaced with the lava bubbles.
  • In "There's a Sponge in My Soup," the transitioning bubbles are replaced with hippie feathers.
• Bubbles can be created from other liquids, such as the permanent paint in "Wet Painters" or icing in "Naughty Nautical Neighbors."
• In "Valentine's Day," SpongeBob blows a heart bubble from a chocolate syrup bottle to give to Template:Data:Links. Apparently, SpongeBob's gift to Patrick was a giant chocolate bubble as a hot air balloon.
• In "Suds," SpongeBob gets the eponymous disease, a sickness that causes him to blow pink bubbles out of his holes.
• In "Wormy," SpongeBob blows a bubble to encase the newly-transformed Wormy - who had just become a monarch butterfly - therefore, allowing him to survive underwater.
• Atlantis' prized possession, the oldest-living bubble, has been desired by SpongeBob and Patrick to take the picture of the bubble. They took the picture of the bubble, and though they popped it, it was not the real bubble. The real bubble was under LRH's possession. After Patrick took a picture of it, the bubble popped and LRH summoned his guards to seize them. Fortunately for him, Plankton became the replacement of the bubble.
• SpongeBob and Patrick make bubbles from a bottle of spicy sauce in "Bubble Troubles."
• In "It Came from Goo Lagoon," several goo bubbles come up from Goo Lagoon. SpongeBob, Patrick, and every other Bikini Bottomite misinterpret the substance to their uses. Sandy warns that the goo bubbles could be dangerous, where they initially disregard her. Upon hearing this, Template:Data:Links plans on using a large one for his needs and uses his submarine to find it. After, Plankton vows that he will pop the bubble down to Bikini Bottom if he does not have the Krabby Patty secret formula. Despite various attempts from the gang to end his scheme, Plankton manages to keep the bubble long enough. Template:Data:Links then gives Plankton a fake formula, where the tiny cyclops pops the bubble to them. After Plankton's defeat, Mr. Krabs profitably cleans everyone up with the Bubble Man created by SpongeBob.
• In "Burst Your Bubble," SpongeBob blows bubble boats for many Bikini Bottomites, due to the fact that he could not get a license for a real boat. Mrs. Puff later realizes that regular boats are forbidden and that it is now required to drive in a bubble boat. Mrs. Puff then attempts to gain her bubble boat's license, with no success. Later in the episode, most of the bubble boats end up popping causing the various bubble boat drivers to resort back to driving a solid boat.
• The episode "Bubbletown" features an entire town made of bubbles called Bubbletown, where everything and everyone is made of bubbles. Bubble Buddy, his wife, and his son Shiny live here.

See also

• Bubble blowing
• Bubble transitions