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|name = Dolphin Warrior |
|name = Dolphin Warrior |
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|gender = Male |
|gender = Male |
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|Color = Gray |
|Color = Gray |
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|Birthday = 154,785 - 54,785 B.C. (age 100,000) |
|Birthday = 154,785 - 54,785 B.C. (age 100,000) |
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|Aliases = Ancient Warrior |
|Aliases = Ancient Warrior |
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+ | |first-appearance = "[[Sponge-Cano!]]" |
|latest-appearance = "[[Sponge-Cano!]]" |
|latest-appearance = "[[Sponge-Cano!]]" |
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|portrayer = [[Dee Bradley Baker]] |
|portrayer = [[Dee Bradley Baker]] |
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− | The '''Dolphin |
+ | The '''Dolphin Warrior''' is the last of a race of most likely dolphins that ruled over the ocean before the [[Bikini Bottomites]]. He is most likely a messenger to warn Bikini Bottomites about volcanic eruptions and how to avoid them. His race was all killed except for him because of a volcano that also plagued modern day Bikini Bottom in the episode "[[Sponge-Cano!]]" and survived because he sacrificed the most miserable man's house. In "Sponge-Cano," he was trying to tell the people to sacrifice the [[122 Conch Street|house]] of [[Squidward Tentacles|Squidward]] but someone interrupted him before he could say "house." Later, when Squidward's house was lodged in the volcano, he continued what he was going to say, flew off on his broom and was never seen again. |
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==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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*As opposed to his species (and the whole dolphin family plus the cetacean order), he is never seen resurfacing to breathe. |
*As opposed to his species (and the whole dolphin family plus the cetacean order), he is never seen resurfacing to breathe. |
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**He is, however, a warrior, so he may never need to resurface to breathe. |
**He is, however, a warrior, so he may never need to resurface to breathe. |
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− | *He is the first animated dolphin to appear in an episode, as others were real like in "[[Jellyfish Jam]] |
+ | *He is the first animated dolphin to appear in an episode, as others were real like in "[[Jellyfish Jam]]." |
+ | *He looks similar to [[Bubbles the Talking Dolphin]] from ''[[The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water]]''; although, he is traditionally animated as opposed to stop-motion. |
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[[Category:Bikini Bottomites]] |
[[Category:Bikini Bottomites]] |
Revision as of 04:38, 8 May 2015
“ | No one listens to me! | ” |
— Dolphin Warrior
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The Dolphin Warrior is the last of a race of most likely dolphins that ruled over the ocean before the Bikini Bottomites. He is most likely a messenger to warn Bikini Bottomites about volcanic eruptions and how to avoid them. His race was all killed except for him because of a volcano that also plagued modern day Bikini Bottom in the episode "Sponge-Cano!" and survived because he sacrificed the most miserable man's house. In "Sponge-Cano," he was trying to tell the people to sacrifice the house of Squidward but someone interrupted him before he could say "house." Later, when Squidward's house was lodged in the volcano, he continued what he was going to say, flew off on his broom and was never seen again.
Quotes
- "No hoho, you didn't let me finish." -
- "A sacrifice of the most miserable persons house!" - Explaining to the crowd how they are to sacrifice a house not a person.
- "A sacrifice of the most miserable person...(interrupted by the bottomites.)"
Trivia
- As opposed to his species (and the whole dolphin family plus the cetacean order), he is never seen resurfacing to breathe.
- He is, however, a warrior, so he may never need to resurface to breathe.
- He is the first animated dolphin to appear in an episode, as others were real like in "Jellyfish Jam."
- He looks similar to Bubbles the Talking Dolphin from The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water; although, he is traditionally animated as opposed to stop-motion.