Krabs prepares to strike him and let him fall to his death, but then someone shows up. >Eventually, Plankton ends up on the ground with his limbs broken, and SpongeBob is hanging off of the building. He fights them using a skull swordfish head as a sword (like in that one episode), where as SpongeBob uses his spatula as a sword and Plankton aids in the fight.
Sandy detonates an explosive that creates a huge pit in the ground, and SpongeBob and Plankton confront Krabs on top of his palace.
Krabs palace at that point), along with a mob of angry Bikini Bottomians, using things like musical instruments and shells as weapons to fight Krabs' Riot Police. They will assault the first Krusty Krab (which has become Mr. >He breaks him out of prison and forms a resistance group with him that also includes Sandy, with a lazer she designed and her Kung Fu for fighting, Patrick, with his same Robot that he had in "Sand Castles", and Squidward, who fights with god awful Clarinet music.
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SpongeBob, who has been obedient up until this point, notices that the way people are living under Krabs is even worse than under Plankton, and realizes that Plankton was driven to commit his acts in the movie because of Krab's torture. When he is the richest man in town, he will destroy all other businesses and bulldoze over people's houses for development, until everyone works for him, even the police, who use their batons to smack the shit out of anyone who resists. This will in turn result in him opening more Krusty Krabs, until he is the richest man in town. When the show inevitably gets cancelled, there will be an episode in the future, right after the movie, where Krabs, happy at Plankton being neutralized as a threat and with a second Krusty Krab, will make more money than ever before.
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Krabs is the true villain of the show, and will have a Disney Villain Death brought on by his own greed in the series finale Only by giving up the quest and realizing the facade can he escape the spell and awaken to defeat Aku.Īlternatively, traveling back in time will represent Jack waking up.Ī different alternative, Jack could have been under an illusion that, instead of speeding up his perception and lasting only a few seconds, he's viewing his family and friends as enemies from the future, and every time he's attacked Aku with a potentially lethal strike, it was an illusion placed over one of his most trusted associates. As long as Jack is determined to find a way back to the past, he's doom to remain a pawn in Aku's game. In a particularly cruel twist, Aku is using Jack's own pride and determination to trap him in this comatose state. It's only Jack's determination that makes it appear like good ever triumphs in the dream world Aku painted for him. The entire point of the future "world" is to break Jack's spirit by taunting him with victory only to snatch it away from him at the last second. The entire series is taking place within a few seconds after the first battle with Aku, it just seems that long due to Jack's perspective. Think which would be easier sending Jack to the future OR making Jack believe he is in a dystopian future where Failure Is the Only Option. Aku in a desperate bid to escape certain doom casts a spell on Jack. >Jack's father warns him that evil's greatest weapon is deceit. >Jack is not in the future, nor has he ever traveled through time.
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