* The second shot Squidward is seen falling into the Fly of Despair, he only has two legs instead of four. This was likely done for the ease of animation.
* The second shot Squidward is seen falling into the Fly of Despair, he only has two legs instead of four. This was likely done for the ease of animation.
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* Due to the fact that Dutchman was able to open it in midair and have a disturbing look, it was joked to be a "gap" similar to the ones made by Yukari Yakumo from the Touhou Project series.
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Revision as of 19:38, 26 July 2015
The Fly of Despair is a frightening dimensional rift seen in the episode "Shanghaied," that theFlying Dutchman can summon via a zipper. The Flying Dutchman sends Squidward through The Fly to suffer a long and horrifying fall as punishment before Squidward crashes through his roof into his bedroom. However, before Squidward could enjoy his time back home, he gets teleported back to the Flying Dutchman's boat after Spongebob and Patrick wish him back. Parents watching this episode should take heed, as the sequence involving The Fly of Despair has to potential to be disturbing to young children because of its twisted laughs and demonic faces.
The second shot Squidward is seen falling into the Fly of Despair, he only has two legs instead of four. This was likely done for the ease of animation.
