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This is the page about the prehistoric version of Patrick. For other uses, see Patrick (disambiguation).
Not to be confused with Patrick (primitive) or Patrick CaveStar.
Patar!
 
— Patar, "Ugh"
Character

Patar (also called Prehistoric Pat on his model sheet) is one of Patrick Star's prehistoric ancestors. He first appears in the episode "Ugh."

Description[]

029 PREHISTORIC PAT

Patar's model sheet.

Patar looks a lot like his descendant Patrick, except he has more chest hair, a bigger mouth, a tooth on the bottom instead of the top, and flared nostrils that resemble those of a gorilla since it is prehistoric times.

He wears similar clothes to the present Patrick, but instead of pants, he wears typical caveman leopard skin-like clothes. He is more civilized and tame than the primitive Patrick from "SB-129." He lives in a rock just like his descendant does now.

Personality[]

He is very strong, playful, and curious. Patar is very foolish, even eating his own shirt, exposing him as naked. However, he is also powerful, even crushing Squog when he hugs him at the beginning.

He was friends with SpongeGar and Squog, SpongeBob and Squidward's respective ancestors, However, Squog, unlike Squidward, who is hostile to Patrick, was friendly with Patar as well.

He will eat anything, just so long as it has enough salt on it. Examples are Prehistoric Gary's slime, Mr. Krabs' small ancestors, his clothes, coral, the wood, and even his own burnt hand. He was the first to notice that when he clapped it rained, but got overzealous and caused a thunderstorm, creating fire.

Biography[]

At some point, he lives in a primitive rock.

At some point, he met Squog and SpongeGar.

Along with Squog and SpongeGar, they discovered fire.

Thousands of years after Patar's death, he may have ended up in the Bikini Bottom Museum.

Role in series[]

"Ugh"[]

He is one of the cavemen. He emerges from his rock calling his name after Squog bumped into it after slipping on Prehistoric Gary's slime. Patar soon eats the slime on Squog after putting salt on it before hugging Squog and greeting SpongeGar.

Soon, he and SpongeGar discover fire and with Squog they partake in cooking many things before fighting over the fire for the rest of the episode before the fire goes out, due to the rain.

"Atlantis SquarePantis"[]

He makes a cameo along with SpongeGar and Squog during Squidward's song in the cave scene.

Role in games[]

B.C. Bowling[]

Patar appears keeping track of how many logs (pins) are knocked down. He also appears on the score screen at the end.

The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie video game[]

He is seen as a cheat code for a costume for Patrick in the console version.

Lights, Camera, Pants![]

In the PC version of the video game, SpongeBob goes back in time to recruit Patar to be an actor in The New Adventures of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy.

SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis[]

In the console version of the video game, during the level "Snap Happy!," SpongeBob encounters two skeletons. He calls them "SpongeGar" and "Patar." Also, he may make a cameo at the Bikini Bottom Museum as an object that SpongeBob must photograph.

SpongeBob HeroPants[]

He is referenced by Patrick in the Prehistory section of the game. The line that references him is "Maybe we'll see Patar here! He's my ancient ancestor! He must be really old now..."

SpongeBob's Game Frenzy[]

He is seen in the mini-game called "Ungah Over The Ungah."

Super Brawl World[]

He appears as a costume for Patrick.

The Cosmic Shake[]

He appears as a costume for Patrick.

Minecraft x SpongeBob DLC[]

He appears as a playable skin.

Trivia[]

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Pathar captions error.

  • In the original airing and on the DVDs, the closed-captions spell Patar's name as "Pathar."
  • Patar's house looks similar to Patrick's, except Patar's does not have any furniture and has no weather vane.
  • Patar's clothes appear different on the SpongeBob Goes Prehistoric DVD and VHS covers.
  • In the Polish dub, his name is "Pator."
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