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'''DoodleBob''' is the crudely drawn counterpart of [[SpongeBob SquarePants]] who was brought to life with the [[Magic Pencil]]. He is the antagonist of two episodes, "[[Frankendoodle]]" and "[[Doodle Dimension]]," as well as the video game ''[[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]]''. | '''DoodleBob''' is the crudely drawn counterpart of [[SpongeBob SquarePants]] who was brought to life with the [[Magic Pencil]]. He is the antagonist of two episodes, "[[Frankendoodle]]" and "[[Doodle Dimension]]," as well as the video game ''[[Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition]]''. | ||
DoodleBob is two-dimensional like a piece of paper. He is less detailed than SpongeBob and is missing many of SpongeBob's features, such as a squiggly outline. DoodleBob's eyes are facing in the opposite directions, and his left eye is bigger than his right one. DoodleBob has three fingers on each hand, which are drawn differently from one another. In "Frankendoodle," DoodleBob lives in his own pineapple, which itself is a crudely drawn representation of [[SpongeBob's house]]. | |||
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DoodleBob is the crudely drawn counterpart of SpongeBob SquarePants who was brought to life with the Magic Pencil. He is the antagonist of two episodes, "Frankendoodle" and "Doodle Dimension," as well as the video game Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition.
DoodleBob is two-dimensional like a piece of paper. He is less detailed than SpongeBob and is missing many of SpongeBob's features, such as a squiggly outline. DoodleBob's eyes are facing in the opposite directions, and his left eye is bigger than his right one. DoodleBob has three fingers on each hand, which are drawn differently from one another. In "Frankendoodle," DoodleBob lives in his own pineapple, which itself is a crudely drawn representation of SpongeBob's house.
