Fiasco (character)

If you were looking for the article about the episode, then see Fiasco!.

If you were looking for the article about the art, then see Fiasco (Art).

Character

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Fiasco is a famous artist that appears in the episodes "Fiasco!," "Are You Happy Now?," and "Life Insurance."

Description

Fiasco is an old, tall, faded blue fish. He has brownish-gray, thinning hair. He also wears clothes including a jacket on top of a white shirt, cargo pants and black shoes.

History

"Fiasco!"

Fiasco appears as a somewhat major character in this episode. He is first seen in the Krusty Krab squirting ketchup and mustard together on a plate then leaves for almost the rest of the episode. Fiasco isn't seen again until the end of the episode when he is moved by Template:Data:Links's stomach art. He then stated that he will 'never paint again.'

"Are You Happy Now?"

Fiasco is seen briefly at the Art Museum, and is called be a 'performance artist.' He 'critiques' Squidward's sculpture by saying: 'Squid... Ward... Go towards... The light... Of my flamethrower!' He then melts it with his flamethrower due to his disliking of it.

"Life Insurance"

Fiasco is seen painting a wall. Squidward runs through the 'wall,' making a hole in it, but Fiasco thinks the painting is perfect with a hole in it. However, SpongeBob and Patrick also run through the painting. Fiasco hates the painting with three holes in it.

Trivia

• Fiasco is a parody of the famous artist Pablo Picasso.
• Fiasco's art style is a reference to Jackson Pollock's abstract paintings.
• Fiasco is one of the few non-main characters to have an episode named after him.
• In his debut episode, Fiasco stated that he will 'never paint again.' However, he is seen painting a portrait of a wall in "Life Insurance." The episode most likely takes place before "Fiasco!"
• He may not appear in an episode after "Life Insurance" again, at least for a long time, according to Vincent Waller.