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|species = [[Donut]] apparition | |species = [[Donut]] apparition | ||
|appearance = "[[The Donut of Shame]]" | |appearance = "[[The Donut of Shame]]" | ||
|portrayer = [[Tom Kenny]] | |portrayer = [[Tom Kenny]]<ref>[[A Flea in Her Dome, The Donut of Shame, and The Krusty Plate (credits)]]</ref> | ||
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The '''angel donut''' is a [[donut]] who appears in the episode "[[The Donut of Shame]]." | The '''angel donut''' is a [[donut]] who appears in the episode "[[The Donut of Shame]]." | ||
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==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
===Cultural references=== | ===Cultural references=== | ||
*This is reminiscent of the popular media nicknamed "Psychomachia," or "the shoulder angel gag" where a character's conscience - usually depicted as an angel giving good advice and a devil giving bad advice - tells the character what to do in a particular situation. | *This is reminiscent of the popular media nicknamed "Psychomachia," or "the shoulder angel gag" where a character's conscience - usually depicted as an angel giving good advice and a devil giving bad advice - tells the character what to do in a particular situation. | ||
Revision as of 02:43, 2 August 2022
The angel donut is a donut who appears in the episode "The Donut of Shame."
Description
The angel donut is a white donut with white frosting, golden sprinkles, wings, and a halo similar to an angel.
Role in episode
The angel donut appears after Template:Data:Links steals Template:Data:Links's donut, and interrogates Patrick for his actions. The angel donut and the devil donut seem to act like Patrick's conscience. The angel donut tries to stop Patrick from hiding the donut from SpongeBob, while the devil donut tells Patrick to not listen to the angel donut only because it is covered with sprinkles.
The angel donut admits that it was a good idea after the devil donut explains the plan, which is to attach the donut to a chain so Patrick can pull it out when SpongeBob arrives.
Trivia
Cultural references
- This is reminiscent of the popular media nicknamed "Psychomachia," or "the shoulder angel gag" where a character's conscience - usually depicted as an angel giving good advice and a devil giving bad advice - tells the character what to do in a particular situation.
