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{{Character | {{Character | ||
|name = | |name = Death | ||
|image = | |image = Best Served Cold 140.png | ||
|residence = [[Crush County]] | |residence = [[Crush County]] | ||
|gender = Male | |gender = Male | ||
|color = White | |color = White (bones and eyelids)<br>Off-white (teeth)<br>Pink (tongue) | ||
|species = Skeleton | |species = Skeleton | ||
|first-appearance = "[[Roller Cowards]]" | |first-appearance = "[[Roller Cowards]]" | ||
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|portrayer = [[Rodger Bumpass]] | |portrayer = [[Rodger Bumpass]] | ||
}} | }} | ||
'''Death'''{{e|Best Served Cold}} is a Grim Reaper personification of death who first appears in the episode "[[Roller Cowards]]." | |||
==Description== | ==Description== | ||
He is a skeletal figure who wears a maroon robe | He is a skeletal figure (with eyelids and a tongue) who wears a maroon robe and carries a large scythe. In "Roller Cowards," his skull is covered by the hood and his robe has rope tied around the waist. | ||
==Role in series== | ==Role in series== | ||
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===="[[Snail Mail]]"==== | ===="[[Snail Mail]]"==== | ||
SpongeBob mistakes [[Incidental 107]] for | SpongeBob mistakes [[Incidental 107]] for Death. | ||
===="Squid's on a Bus"==== | ===="[[Squid's on a Bus]]"==== | ||
As {{Link|Squidward}} tries to drive the [[bus]] out of [[Crush County]], SpongeBob sees a passenger at the next stop, which turns out to be | As {{Link|Squidward}} tries to drive the [[bus]] out of [[Crush County]], SpongeBob sees a passenger at the next stop, which turns out to be Death. Squidward screams and drives past the [[Bus Stop]], causing Death to throw his scythe at the bus in anger. | ||
==={{TPSS}}=== | ==={{TPSS}}=== | ||
===="Home ECCH!"==== | ===="[[Home ECCH!]]"==== | ||
He appears at [[Bikini Bottom Hospital|the hospital]], taking the soul of Squidina's home ec teacher, before she kicks him out of the way, | He appears at [[Bikini Bottom Hospital|the hospital]], taking the soul of {{Link|Squidina}}'s [[Day care director|home ec teacher]], before she kicks him out of the way, desperate to save her teacher's life. | ||
== | ===="[[Best Served Cold]]"==== | ||
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==Role in events== | |||
===[[Nautical Nonsense: A Tribute to SpongeBob SquarePants]]=== | |||
====''[https://www.gallerynucleus.com/detail/16095/ Duel with Death]''==== | |||
SpongeBob has a [[bubble blowing]] duel with him. | |||
==References== | |||
{{Reflist}} | |||
==External links== | |||
*{{WP|Death (personification)}} | |||
[[Category:Characters portrayed by Rodger Bumpass]] | [[Category:Characters portrayed by Rodger Bumpass]] | ||
Revision as of 05:07, 22 April 2024
DeathTemplate:Data:References is a Grim Reaper personification of death who first appears in the episode "Roller Cowards."
Description
He is a skeletal figure (with eyelids and a tongue) who wears a maroon robe and carries a large scythe. In "Roller Cowards," his skull is covered by the hood and his robe has rope tied around the waist.
Role in series
SpongeBob SquarePants
"Roller Cowards"
He appears in Template:Data:Links's nightmare of Glove World!, where he points SpongeBob and Template:Data:Links towards the Fiery Fist O' Pain.
"Snail Mail"
SpongeBob mistakes Incidental 107 for Death.
"Squid's on a Bus"
As Template:Data:Links tries to drive the bus out of Crush County, SpongeBob sees a passenger at the next stop, which turns out to be Death. Squidward screams and drives past the Bus Stop, causing Death to throw his scythe at the bus in anger.
The Patrick Star Show
"Home ECCH!"
He appears at the hospital, taking the soul of Template:Data:Links's home ec teacher, before she kicks him out of the way, desperate to save her teacher's life.
"Best Served Cold"
Role in events
Nautical Nonsense: A Tribute to SpongeBob SquarePants
Duel with Death
SpongeBob has a bubble blowing duel with him.
References
External links
- Death (personification) on Wikipedia