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Squidward's teenage cousin

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Whatever.
 
— Squidward's teenage cousin
If you were looking for the article about Squidward's other cousin, then see Squidmund.

Squidward's teenage cousin[2] is a cousin of Squidward Tentacles. He first appears in the episode "Stanley S. SquarePants."

Description

Unlike most octopuses with the shape or model of Squidward, Squidward's cousin has a shorter nose, which also hangs straight, and his nose is covered in pimples. He wears a brown shirt like Squidward, though it is longer and does not have a collar. Squidward's cousin has rough, blond hair. Technically, both he and Squidward are blond, as noted in a flashback in "The Original Fry Cook."

Role in series

SpongeBob SquarePants

"Stanley S. SquarePants"

Squidward's cousin is turned down from a job at the Krusty Krab like a few other relatives of some main characters. Despite this, he is not all bothered by this rejection simply stating "Whatever" and walking away.

The Patrick Star Show

"Get Off My Lawnie"

A picture of him is seen in Granny Tentacles' house.

"Two Pests in a Teapot"

A picture of him is seen in Granny Tentacles' house.

Family

Main article: Tentacles family

He is indicated to be Squidward's cousin.

Gallery

Trivia

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  • He was given the fan nickname "Squeeze". This name was used on the SpongeBob SquarePants Official video "The SQUIDWARD TENTACLES Family Tree 🦑🌳 SpongeBob SquarePants", however due to the channel being run by the social media team known to use information from SpongeBob fan websites and not writers/storyboard artists on the actual show, this is currently not considered canon.
  • In Revenge of the Flying Dutchman, one of the things Squidward has in his yard sale is a beehive that he says his cousin on the coast gave him, which could be referring to Squidward's teenage cousin or Squidmund.
  • He is likely a loose parody of Kurt Cobain, given his long blond hair, apathetic personality, and the hard rock motif accompanying his one scene.

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