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Encyclopedia SpongeBobia
Character

Master Udon is a character that first appeared in the episode "Karate Island," and was voiced by the late Pat Morita, who was known for his appearances in the Karate Kid movie series. He is the owner of the "Condo Island," which has been called "Karate Island" and "Clarinet Island."

Description

He is a light green fish with small light yellow eyes with black pupils and large, black eyebrows, a small black beard and green lips with a black mustache. He wears an orange robe with a purple shirt, and a yellow karate belt. His appearance is similar to Fuzzy Acorns.

History

Udon is the fish that calls SpongeBob to come to the mysterious Karate Island. He is revealed to be a con man because he captures SpongeBob and attempts to make him buy real estate. He has quite a few recruits and orders them to stop Sandy Cheeks from getting to him (The TicklerLip Service, and Filthy Phil).

It is revealed at the end of the episode that he has extremely large muscles when he fights Sandy. Though quite muscular, he seems to have a low fighting capacity, as when he fights, he uses sloppy punches and forward slaps; though, he actually is able to go toe to toe with Sandy. He is defeated by her and falls out of the condo window, landing in the goo/water. He is shown to have survived at the very end of the episode after SpongeBob and Sandy leave, greeting Squidward to declare him as "King of Clarinets.

Fist of Foam

He is the main antagonist who has kidnapped Sandy.

Trivia

  • Near the end of the episode, when Udon falls into some water, Sandy says "You're in the soup now, Udon!" Udon is actually named after a type of noodle soup served in Asia.
  • Master Udon is featured in the game Fist of Foam where he is the main antagonist who has kidnapped Sandy.
  • In SpongeBob's Director's Commentary for the level "Squidward Super Shooter!," the first exercise Sandy performed in her exercise program was traveling back to Karate Island and sparring with Master Udon.
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