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| + | |cover = Spongebob-squarepants-mistaken-identity-stephen-hillenburg.jpg |
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| + | |language = English |
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| + | |publisher = TokyoPop |
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| + | |pub_date = [[Timeline:May 28|May 28]], [[Timeline:2007|2007]] |
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| + | |pages = 96 |
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| + | |isbn = 978-1595328908 |
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| + | }} |
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==Summary== |
==Summary== |
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| − | Suddenly, some of Bikini Bottom's |
+ | Suddenly, some of Bikini Bottom's finest citizens are victims of mistaken identities, and utter chaos ensues. First off, people believe that [[Gary]] [[Once Bitten|has mad snail disease]]. Then, [[Patrick]] is [[That's No Lady|convinced a paid assassin is trying to run him out of town]]. Later, after poor [[Squidward]] has [[The Thing|a run-in with a cement truck]], nobody recognizes him. The whole experience turns into a royal pain in the butt when Patrick [[Rule of Dumb|finds out he's a king]], and expects to be treated like one from each and every person he encounters. |
===Stories=== |
===Stories=== |
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| − | * Once Bitten |
+ | * "[[Once Bitten]]" |
| − | * That's No Lady |
+ | * "[[That's No Lady]]" |
| − | * The Thing |
+ | * "[[The Thing]]" |
| − | * Rule of Dumb |
+ | * "[[Rule of Dumb]]" |
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+ | ==Trivia== |
| − | * In "That's No Lady |
+ | * In "[[That's No Lady|That's No Lady]]," at the part where SpongeBob says "The Assassin," the word bubble was pointing to Patrick's mouth. |
| − | * In "Once Bitten |
+ | * In "[[Once Bitten]]," [[Mr. Krabs]]' line "but they only want to dine on some delicious Krabby Patties" was cut for unknown reasons. Also, after SpongeBob squeezes through the door and Mr. Krabs says, "SpongeBob, it's you," the comic cuts straight to Patrick implying that SpongeBob is a zombie, rather than SpongeBob saying, "That's right, Mr. Krabs. Now let me in!" with Mr. Krabs replying sarcastically with "Yeah, that's SpongeBob, alright" (That's when Patrick spoke up). |
| − | * In "That's No Lady |
+ | * In "That's No Lady," Patrick's line "I've got to get back to krustying the Krab" is changed to "I've got to get back to the Krusty Krab". And what's more, the word bubble is pointing to Mr. Krabs' mouth. |
| − | * In "That's No |
+ | * In "That's No Lady," the scene in which SpongeBob puts seaweed on Patrick's head while Pat bids the sky farewell is, for reasons as of yet to be explained, removed. |
| − | * In "The Thing |
+ | * In "[[The Thing]]," when Squidward says "Hi" at the end, he didn't in the comic. |
| − | * In "That's No Lady |
+ | * In "That's No Lady," the first time the pamphlet is seen, it says "Beautiful Seashores Resort," but at the end, it says "Sunny Shores Resort." |
| + | * This book's title may be a parody of the episode "[[Missing Identity]]." |
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==References to other episodes== |
==References to other episodes== |
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| − | * The last three pages contained promotional images for past episodes [[Nasty Patty]], [[Ugh]], and [[Idiot Box]]. |
+ | * The last three pages contained promotional images for past episodes "[[Nasty Patty]]," "[[Ugh]]," and "[[Idiot Box]]." |
| − | * On the cover, a party scene reminiscent of that seen in [[SpongeBob Meets the Strangler]] |
+ | * On the cover, a party scene reminiscent of that seen in "[[SpongeBob Meets the Strangler]]," and "[[Party Pooper Pants]]" are seen. |
| − | * The book's title is similar to that of the episode [[Missing Identity]]. |
+ | * The book's title is similar to that of the episode "[[Missing Identity]]," although occasions that occur really don't relate to that episode. |
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Revision as of 08:00, 28 June 2015
If you were looking for the article about the season 3 episode, then see Missing Identity.
Mistaken Identity was a SpongeBob SquarePants book that contained four SpongeBob episodes that were transcribed into manga.
Summary
Suddenly, some of Bikini Bottom's finest citizens are victims of mistaken identities, and utter chaos ensues. First off, people believe that Gary has mad snail disease. Then, Patrick is convinced a paid assassin is trying to run him out of town. Later, after poor Squidward has a run-in with a cement truck, nobody recognizes him. The whole experience turns into a royal pain in the butt when Patrick finds out he's a king, and expects to be treated like one from each and every person he encounters.
Stories
Trivia
- In "That's No Lady," at the part where SpongeBob says "The Assassin," the word bubble was pointing to Patrick's mouth.
- In "Once Bitten," Mr. Krabs' line "but they only want to dine on some delicious Krabby Patties" was cut for unknown reasons. Also, after SpongeBob squeezes through the door and Mr. Krabs says, "SpongeBob, it's you," the comic cuts straight to Patrick implying that SpongeBob is a zombie, rather than SpongeBob saying, "That's right, Mr. Krabs. Now let me in!" with Mr. Krabs replying sarcastically with "Yeah, that's SpongeBob, alright" (That's when Patrick spoke up).
- In "That's No Lady," Patrick's line "I've got to get back to krustying the Krab" is changed to "I've got to get back to the Krusty Krab". And what's more, the word bubble is pointing to Mr. Krabs' mouth.
- In "That's No Lady," the scene in which SpongeBob puts seaweed on Patrick's head while Pat bids the sky farewell is, for reasons as of yet to be explained, removed.
- In "The Thing," when Squidward says "Hi" at the end, he didn't in the comic.
- In "That's No Lady," the first time the pamphlet is seen, it says "Beautiful Seashores Resort," but at the end, it says "Sunny Shores Resort."
- This book's title may be a parody of the episode "Missing Identity."
References to other episodes
- The last three pages contained promotional images for past episodes "Nasty Patty," "Ugh," and "Idiot Box."
- On the cover, a party scene reminiscent of that seen in "SpongeBob Meets the Strangler," and "Party Pooper Pants" are seen.
- The book's title is similar to that of the episode "Missing Identity," although occasions that occur really don't relate to that episode.