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Sardina Sardiña

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Oh, Dwayne. The only thing I ever loved... is a skull-cracking smackdown!
 
— Sardina Sardiña, "Potato Puff"
Character

Sardina Sardiña[1] is a character who appears in the episodes "Potato Puff," "Say Awww!," and "Ain't That the Tooth."

Description

She is a large muscular light blue fish with a disproportionately small head. She has yellow frizzy hair, pink lips and a blue fin on her back. She wears a green leotard.

Before her role in Headlocks & Heartbreaks, Sardina had a much smaller body and wore a light green shirt, a dark green dress, and a gold heart-shaped locket necklace.

Role in series

Sardina Sardiña has appeared in only two episodes so far. She was firstly portrayed to be a wrestler on the show Headlocks & Heartbreaks. Concept art of her shows that she was originally an actress, hand model, and an advertisement salesfish before she became a wrestler.

Roles

"Potato Puff"

Mrs. Puff watches Sardina wrestle Dwayne "The Puck" Orca on her television as she takes a break from teaching SpongeBob.

"Say Awww!"

She appears as one of the characters in the pyramid trying to escape Q.T.-π.

"Ain't That the Tooth"

She appears on a poster on the wall of the giant trevally's room.

Trivia

  • The reason for her drastic size change is that she is so dedicated to acting that she bulked up for her role in Headlocks & Heartbreaks.[1]
  • She used to be the lead of a soap opera, but it was cancelled in favor of Young Man Gets Hit in the Head With a Coconut, which is implied to be the show Patrick watches in "Rock-a-Bye Bivalve" and Gary daydreams of in "The Great Snail Race."[2]
  • She is also an advertisement salesperson, and has starred in another show called All My Fingerlings.[3]
  • Her and Dwayne are the first characters Ian Vazquez got to design as part of his storyboard supervising job for "Potato Puff."[4]
  • Judging by her size, massive muscles and amazing strength, Sardina Sardiña is likely proven to be the largest and strongest female fish in the ocean.

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