Spongebob Feats.

[Hyper_Anon]

Spongebob has some feats that put him over Planet.


Like this picture. Sandy eats an Asteroid. And Asteroids formed the Continents. And she did it effortlessly. So that means she's Country to Continent-ish.


And Spongebob is immune to ionizing radiation because he went past the Ozone Layer and the Ozone Layer protects us from ionizing rays of sunlight.


And Spongebob can harm beings on a parallel Universe.


And Remember that every action has an equal and opposite reaction. So that means that Spongebob has Low 2-C durability since Parallel Universe Spongebob smashed himself with a hammer and Spongebob didn't die due to the reaction. And Spongebob caused a reality warping stench that traveled into a parallel Universe just by eating Ketchup, Onions, and a Peanut Plant.

http://spongebob.wikia.com/wiki/Back_to_the_Past

In this episode when Man Ray takes over Bikin Bottom, Spongebob and Patrick erase the events of the timeline casually. And in the end they create a seemingly infinite number of time machines from different timelines. So 2-A Spongebob.




In this episode Squidward travels into a different reality/Universe and into a void of nowhere.


And Spongebob pocketed Stars.



And Plankton created an Alternate Universe by switching lives with him and Krabs in Algae's always greener.


And Neptune is The God Of The Entire Ocean.

And The Magic Book manipulates all those timelines/realities.


So Sandy should be Country to Continent

Spongebob should be Solar System.

Squidward should be Low 2-C

Spongebob should be Low 2-C with the Sunday.

Spongebob should also be Low 2-C with The Time Machine, But 2-A at fullpower.

Neptune should be Continent to Multi-Continent.

All the characters should be 2-A with the Magic Book.

 

[Yomi_Schwarz]

i approve of this TBH

 

[TheMightyRegulator]

Evidence of infinite universes? "Seemingly" isn't enough.

Harming someone from a parallel Universe isn't a Low 2-C feat.

Plankton created an Alternate Universe via cause and effect, not from his own power.

The term God can be used to describe many different tiers of individuals. It's not quantifiable.

I've already addressed the problem with the magic book (evidence of infinite timelines?)

Exactly what did the reality warping stench do? It travelling to another Universe is a Multi-Universal range feat.

I'm fine with everything else.

 

[LordAizenSama]

How many of these are simply gag feats.. I'd dare say... all of them.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Evidence of infinite universes? "Seemingly" isn't enough.
Harming someone from a parallel Universe isn't a Low 2-C feat.

Plankton created an Alternate Universe via cause and effect, not from his own power.

The term God can be used to describe many different tiers of individuals. It's not quantifiable.

I've already addressed the problem with the magic book (evidence of infinite timelines?)

Exactly what did the reality warping stench do? It travelling to another Universe is a Multi-Universal range feat.

I'm fine with everything else.

In the end of Back to the past, there was a paradox of time machines. And all those time machines came from different timelines. So if there is an infinite numbers of time machines spawning you know.

Now that I backed up the Infinite Timeline thing, I don't have to talk about the magic book.

A God of something, means that the characters has full control. Neptune controlls the Sea and I believe it has been said he created them or something.

So when Spongebob ate a Ketchup,Onion, and Peanut Plant Sunday, his breath stank so people started running away, and Spongebob thought he was ugly, So Patrick took out a mirror and when Spongebob looked at it, his reflection smelled the stench. And it has been said that the Mirror is a parallel universe, because Spongebob Creators love Alive Reflections.

It doesn't even matter, Plankton still created one. If Plankton did as little as switch one person's life, he would create it. Plankton can possibly destroy one by switching back to his life, erasing the Alternate Universe.

 

[ZillaJrKaijuKing]

Like this picture. Sandy eats an Asteroid. And Asteroids formed the Continents. And she did it effortlessly. So that means she's Country to Continent-ish.

Asteroids come in many different sizes, from less than 10 meters across to Planetoid size. There should be scaling to support a claim like that.

A God of something, means that the characters has full control. Neptune controlls the Sea and I believe it has been said he created them or something.
If he really was stated to create the oceans, then maybe that would be Continent to Multi-Continent Level. If not, then simply being god of the sea isn't enough to warrant Continent Level. Poseidon from God of War is only Small Country Level. Keep in mind that continental range doesn't necessarily mean Continent Level attack potency.

In the end of Back to the past, there was a paradox of time machines. And all those time machines came from different timelines. So if there is an infinite numbers of time machines spawning you know.
It doesn't even matter, Plankton still created one. If Plankton did as little as switch one person's life, he would create it. Plankton can possibly destroy one by switching back to his life, erasing the Alternate Universe.
"Possibly" isn't enough, as was already stated. These wouldn't scale to their attack potency anyway because they used machines and/or cause-and-effect to create alternate timelines rather than their own power and they didn't use the machines for combat purposes.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Like this picture. Sandy eats an Asteroid. And Asteroids formed the Continents. And she did it effortlessly. So that means she's Country to Continent-ish.

Asteroids come in many different sizes, from less than 10 meters across to Planetoid size. There should be scaling to support a claim like that.


A God of something, means that the characters has full control. Neptune controlls the Sea and I believe it has been said he created them or something.

If he really was stated to create the oceans, then maybe that would be Continent to Multi-Continent Level. If not, then simply being god of the sea isn't enough to warrant Continent Level. Poseidon from God of War is only Small Country Level. Keep in mind that continental range doesn't necessarily mean Continent Level attack potency.


In the end of Back to the past, there was a paradox of time machines. And all those time machines came from different timelines. So if there is an infinite numbers of time machines spawning you know.
It doesn't even matter, Plankton still created one. If Plankton did as little as switch one person's life, he would create it. Plankton can possibly destroy one by switching back to his life, erasing the Alternate Universe.
"Possibly" isn't enough, as was already stated. These wouldn't scale to their attack potency anyway because they used machines and/or cause-and-effect to create alternate timelines rather than their own power and they didn't use the machines for combat purposes.
1. An average asteroid is usually like an 12th of the size of a planet.

2. It doesn't matter,water is 75% of the Earth. So an entire ocean should be enough to crush a continent. It is also been said that Neptune is responsible for everything that happens in the Sea.

3.By Possibly I meant Potientally. Doraemon created an Alternate Universe yet he doesn't use it in combat. And in the end of SB-129, Squidward says that he wants to go home and he does. So that means it is linked to his own willpower. And Spongebob and Patrick used the Time Machine to erase a bad timeline and in the end they created a paradox of time machines. And in each one there are like 50 alternate Spongebobs and Patricks. Besides if Plankton effortlessly built that machine which created alternate universes, who's to say that he can just build a timeline destroying Universe.

 

[ZillaJrKaijuKing]

1. An average asteroid is usually like an 12th of the size of a planet.

The asteroid she's eating in that screenshot doesn't even look human-sized given how small the characters are compared to humans (minus Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy).

2. It doesn't matter,water is 75% of the Earth. So an entire ocean should be enough to crush a continent. It is also been said that Neptune is responsible for everything that happens in the Sea.
The problem with the first part of this statement is that it's purely speculative. Not once has he been shown to do anything on that level.

"Responsible for everything that happens in the sea" doesn't mean much for determining attack potency.

And in the end of SB-129, Squidward says that he wants to go home and he does. So that means it is linked to his own willpower. And Spongebob and Patrick used the Time Machine to erase a bad timeline and in the end they created a paradox of time machines. And in each one there are like 50 alternate Spongebobs and Patricks. Besides if Plankton effortlessly built that machine which created alternate universes, who's to say that he can just build a timeline destroying Universe.
Squidward gets back home only after accidentally crashing through a floor and getting back inside the time machine. As for Spongebob and Patrick's time machine stunt, I don't know of any other characters being bumped to Universe Level because of time travel.

Plankton's life-switching device seems like a more legitimate feat, but how do we know it constitutes universe creation rather than reality warping?

 

[Hyper_Anon]

1. An average asteroid is usually like an 12th of the size of a planet.

The asteroid she's eating in that screenshot doesn't even look human-sized given how small the characters are compared to humans (minus Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy).


2. It doesn't matter,water is 75% of the Earth. So an entire ocean should be enough to crush a continent. It is also been said that Neptune is responsible for everything that happens in the Sea.

The problem with the first part of this statement is that it's purely speculative. Not once has he been shown to do anything on that level.

"Responsible for everything that happens in the sea" doesn't mean much for determining attack potency.


And in the end of SB-129, Squidward says that he wants to go home and he does. So that means it is linked to his own willpower. And Spongebob and Patrick used the Time Machine to erase a bad timeline and in the end they created a paradox of time machines. And in each one there are like 50 alternate Spongebobs and Patricks. Besides if Plankton effortlessly built that machine which created alternate universes, who's to say that he can just build a timeline destroying Universe.
Squidward gets back home only after accidentally crashing through a floor and getting back inside the time machine. As for Spongebob and Patrick's time machine stunt, I don't know of any other characters being bumped to Universe Level because of time travel.

Plankton's life-switching device seems like a more legitimate feat, but how do we know it constitutes universe creation rather than reality warping?

1. So your telling me that the Asteroid is the size of a normal rock. While Asteroids vary in size, most of them created continent shockwaves and crush countries.

2. I know but that just gives The Time Machine a reality warping feat, Also when Squidward gets back he yells at the time machine to take him back and it happens.

3. Traveling through time doesn't make you Universal, It doesn't matter that they traveled through time what matters is how power it was, The Time Machine created Millions Of Alternate Timelines as they spawned all over a galaxy. And each "Clone" of Spongebob and Patrick came from Alternate Timelines.

 

[Professor_Voodoo]

Here's the deal. I'm not sure if these characters (or any other character from a mostly non-linear comedic American cartoon) can really be analyzed properly on this wiki due to all the inconsistencies throughout the series....

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Here's the deal. I'm not sure if these characters (or any other character from a mostly non-linear comedic American cartoon) can really be analyzed properly on this wiki due to all the inconsistencies throughout the series....

What about Ed, Edd, and Eddy. Almost the same thing.

 

[Professor_Voodoo]

Same with Ed, Edd, & Eddy. We're trying to apply consistent feats to a show that does not exactly scream Ultra-Linear Shonen Comic Video Game From Japan.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Same with Ed, Edd, & Eddy. We're trying to apply consistent feats to a show that does not exactly scream Ultra-Linear Shonen Comic Video Game From Japan.

Well fair enough I'd say.

 

[HomestuckLover1]

How many of these are simply gag feats.. I'd dare say... all of them.

Honestly, I hate hearing this argument about the SpongeBob verse, but literally no other cartoon verse.

Of course they're gag feats. The entire series revolves around gags. Most cartoons do.

Also, claiming inconsistency makes every SpongeBob feat unusable is so hilarious considering Uncle Grandpa is set at multi galaxy when he's been roughed up by average humans, or how the Eds are put at star level, despite being hurt by variously weaker things.

I don't know why SpongeBob is the special case here, but it's ridiculous.

 

[HomestuckLover1]

That being said though, I do find alot of these feats questionable and a few outright wrong.

The only thing I'm not so sure about here is the SpongeBob pocketing stars thing. I'm gonna need more context for that

I plan on making my own upgrade thread for SpongeBob anyway

 

[Antvasima]

Well, the thing is that Spongebob is generally displayed at enormously lower levels, so his gag feats would probably be considered as outliers.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Well, the thing is that Spongebob is generally displayed at enormously lower levels, so his gag feats would probably be considered as outliers.

Well aren't gags linked to the plot? And what is the magic book?

 

[Antvasima]

I do not know what the magic book is, but it may be too hard to accurately gauge the Spongebob characters given the inconsistency. Perhaps we should just delete all of their profiles instead?

 

[Hyper_Anon]

I do not know what the magic book is, but it may be too hard to accurately gauge the Spongebob characters given the inconsistency. Perhaps we should just delete all of their profiles instead?

The Magic Book is a plot manipulating Book. And there are a lot of hard to meassure characters. And Spongebob Characters can actually do something. And I don't know about you, but that's fine by me.

 

[ZillaJrKaijuKing]

That's exactly what I'm saying. You're asking us to assume something different from what we see. Nothing about that screenshot suggests that asteroid is big enough to bust a continent.

2. I know but that just gives The Time Machine a reality warping feat, Also when Squidward gets back he yells at the time machine to take him back and it happens.
The machine deciding to listen to him doesn't suggest he has Universe Level willpower.

 

[Antvasima]

Okay. Maybe we could simply let Spongebob have different keys? One for his normal statistics, and other ones for specific episodes, such as 4-C for pocketing stars?

 

[Amelia_Lonelyheart]

We do that for Ed Edd n Eddy, so I think it be reasonable for Spongebob too.

 

[Antvasima]

Okay.

 

[Professor_Voodoo]

That would save a LOT of trouble.

 

[Antvasima]

Well, I suppose that 4-C Spongebob might be acceptable, due to collecting stars into a bag, but I do not buy the completely outlandish statistics, or the rationales in the original post.

 

[RavenSupreme]

spongebob soloing HST

 

[Antvasima]

Well, we would have to keep the statistics in separate keys.

What was the episode named, in which he collected stars into a bag?

 

[TheMightyRegulator]

Squidward in Clarinetland.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Okay. Maybe we could simply let Spongebob have different keys? One for his normal statistics, and other ones for specific episodes, such as 4-C for pocketing stars?

Well first of all that pocketing Stars feat makes him 4-B to 4-A because there where a lot of stars. And I'll think about it.

 

[Amelia_Lonelyheart]

Just watched the episode, he didn't really collect stars, but he did seemingly create and casually move around a pretty massive pocket dimension that contained a planet and seemigly had lots of stars if that counts for anything.

Screenshots.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Just watched the episode, he didn't really collect stars, but he did seemingly create and casually move around a pretty massive pocket dimension that contained a planet and seemigly had lots of stars if that counts for anything.
Screenshots.

He didn't collect Stars, I think that somehow he just created them or duplicated them or something.

 

[Antvasima]

Well, creating a pocket universe, with as many stars as were shown in the screenshots above, is a 4-A level feat. It wouldn't hurt if you found some screenshots that explained it better to me though.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Well, creating a pocket universe, with as many stars as were shown in the screenshots above, is a 4-A level feat. It wouldn't hurt if you found some screenshots that explained it better to me though.

In this episode, Spongebob decorates the lockers and makes a lot of weird stuff in it, including Stars and a Duplicate of Earth.

 

[Antvasima]

Do you have any good screenshots?

 

[Hyper_Anon]

All we now is that there were stars in the locker.

 

[Antvasima]

Okay. And was this an inherent ability of Spongebob, or one granted him by the locker?

 

[Hyper_Anon]

Okay. And was this an inherent ability of Spongebob, or one granted him by the locker?

Well The Locker used to be empty and dirty.

 

[Antvasima]

Okay. You can probably create a separate 4-A "Squidward in Clarinetland" key then.

 

[Hyper_Anon]

What's a key

 

[Antvasima]

Look at the bottom of this page: Naruto Uzumaki