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Template:Infobox Anchor Arms are inflatable muscles that SpongeBob uses only in the episode "MuscleBob BuffPants." He bought them because he was tired of Sandy's exercise program.

He saw a shark (named Donald) on TV with Anchor Arms advertising the product. It showed the shark before he got Anchor Arms as skinny and weak. The settings are as follows:

Strong
Veiny
Hairy (for the ladies)

Donald the Shark (before picture) is in the episode SpongeGuard on Duty with his family.

Battle for Bikini Bottom

A variant of the anchor arms is used to repair Robo-SpongeBob, after the real SpongeBob temporarily destroys him.

Trivia

It is a reference to part of an anchor called the "arm," which is the part that curves out from the bottom end of the main part and ends in the pointed part.

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-[[File:AnchorArms.jpg|thumb|Donald the Shark flatting anchor arms]]'''Anchor Arms''' are inflatable muscles that [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] uses only in the episode [[MuscleBob BuffPants]]. He bought them because he was tired of [[Sandy|Sandy's]] exercise program.
+{{Infobox
+|Box title = Anchor Arms
+|image = File:AnchorArms.jpg
+|caption = Donald the Shark flatting anchor arms
+|Row 1 title = First appearance:
+|Row 1 info = "[[MuscleBob BuffPants]]"
+|Row 2 title = Latest appearance:
+|Row 2 info = "[[Battle for Bikini Bottom]]"
+}}
+'''Anchor Arms''' are inflatable muscles that [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] uses only in the episode "[[MuscleBob BuffPants]]." He bought them because he was tired of [[Sandy|Sandy's]] exercise program.
 He saw a shark (named [[Donald the Shark|Donald]]) on TV with Anchor Arms advertising the product. It showed the shark before he got Anchor Arms as skinny and weak. The settings are as follows:
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 ==Trivia==
-*It is a reference to part of an anchor called the "arm", which is the part that curves out from the bottom end of the main part and ends in the pointed part.
+*It is a reference to part of an anchor called the "arm," which is the part that curves out from the bottom end of the main part and ends in the pointed part.
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