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| − | '''The Fly of Despair''' is a very scary dimension seen in the episode [[Shanghaied]], that the''' [[Flying Dutchman]]''' can open as using a zip. The Flying Dutchman sent Squidward through the fly to his house. Inside it is very disturbing to most people because of its twisted laughs and scary faces. It is probably a very long trip because it took Squidward most of the episode to get to his house. Then, he zaps to [[Flying Dutchman's Ship|The boat]] |
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| + | |latest-appearance = ''[[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]]'' |
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| + | '''The Fly of Despair''' is a frightening dimensional rift seen in the episode "[[Shanghaied]]," that the '''[[Flying 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 [[Flying Dutchman's Ship|the Flying Dutchman's boat]] after Spongebob and Patrick wish him back. |
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==Known creatures in the Fly of Despair== |
==Known creatures in the Fly of Despair== |
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*Lavender blue-gilled creature with horns |
*Lavender blue-gilled creature with horns |
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| − | *Giant green snake in a skull |
+ | *Giant green snake in a skull |
*Pink head monster with a brain vessel on its head |
*Pink head monster with a brain vessel on its head |
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| − | *One |
+ | *One-eyed purple clam |
*Blue eyed creature |
*Blue eyed creature |
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*Gray headed monster with green mermaid body and bat wings |
*Gray headed monster with green mermaid body and bat wings |
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*Red zombie with blue hair |
*Red zombie with blue hair |
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*Giant purple eyeball |
*Giant purple eyeball |
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| − | *Blue creature with a yellow eye but without a pupil |
+ | *Blue creature with a yellow eye, but without a pupil |
| + | *Red monster with cyan hair and yellow glowing eyes |
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| − | *Spaghetti |
+ | *Spaghetti and meatballs |
==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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| − | *[[Shanghaied]] |
+ | *"[[Shanghaied]]" |
| − | *[[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]] (bonus area) |
+ | *''[[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]]'' (bonus area) |
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| − | ==Trivia/ |
+ | ==Trivia/Errors== |
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+ | *In the second shot that 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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Revision as of 23:47, 7 February 2016
The Fly of Despair is a frightening dimensional rift seen in the episode "Shanghaied," that the Flying 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.
Known creatures in the Fly of Despair
- Lavender blue-gilled creature with horns
- Giant green snake in a skull
- Pink head monster with a brain vessel on its head
- One-eyed purple clam
- Blue eyed creature
- Gray headed monster with green mermaid body and bat wings
- Red and blue lines with yellow balls
- Red zombie with blue hair
- Giant purple eyeball
- Blue creature with a yellow eye, but without a pupil
- Red monster with cyan hair and yellow glowing eyes
- Spaghetti and meatballs
Appearances
- "Shanghaied"
- Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition (bonus area)
Trivia/Errors
- In the second shot that 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.