Editing SpongeBob SquarePants: The Movie

{{Video Game|The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie|SpongeBob movie game pal.jpg|Heavy Iron Studios (Console)|THQ|2004|Adventure|Single Player|[[The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie|The Movie]]}}

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The plot doesn't differ anything much from the movie, however there are a few differences. First, instead of getting 'The Magical Bag Of Winds' the narrator tells you the bag that Mindy gave you was instead a magical shell that acts much like a TV so SpongeBob & Patrick can keep in touch with Mindy. Second, Mindy DOES have magic but she needs 'Goofy Goober Tokens' found throughout the game to activate them. Third, David Hasselhoff does make an appearance, and there is one level where you play on his back; however, instead of sending you directly down into the Krusty Krab 2, Hasselhoff simply sends them down to navigate Planktopolis alone. While these plot differences take away from the original story, it's probably just to keep the player entertained after the game ends. Much like the formula ''[[Battle for Bikini Bottom]]'' brought with it.

'''THROW FRUIT:''' Patrick can throw this at anything, such as enemies, to destroy them. They can be seen in "Bubble Blowing Baby Hunt," but are first interacted with in "Shell City, Dead Ahead."

 

'''FREEZY FRUIT:''' Patrick can throw this at a lake to freeze it so he can ice skate on it for a Goofy Goober Token. It can be seen in "Now That We're Men," but can first be interacted with once Patrick learns the Throw move in "Shell City, Dead Ahead" and returns to this level for the "Frozen Lava Desert" challenge.

 

'''MANLINESS POINTS:''' The points in this game. The red one is the most common and is worth 1 point, the yellow one is the second most common and is worth 2 points, the green one is uncommon and worth 5 points, the violet one is rare and worth 10 points, and the hot pink one is the rarest and worth 50 points. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''GOOFY GOOBER TOKENS:''' SpongeBob and Patrick can collect these to unlock new moves and levels. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''BUTTONS:''' Our heroes can hit these to activate something. Some require certain moves to hit. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''PLAN Z CRATES:''' The most common crate that can be destroyed with any move. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''BALLOON BOXES:''' Also common and float in the air. They were originally meant to be destroyed by SpongeBob's Bash move and served as sort of a practice type thing when he first learned the move in "Three... Thousand Miles to Shell City," where Balloon Boxes were introduced.

 

'''STEEL CHUM BUCKET SAFES:''' Not very common and introduced in later levels in the game. They can be destroyed by the SpongeBowl once it's upgraded, the Sonic Wave Guitar once it's upgraded, or if Patrick throws an explosive at it. Introduced in "Shell City, Dead Ahead."

 

'''EXPLOSIVES:''' Common in some levels. Can be destroyed by any move, but preferrably a long-distance one as they explode on contact with an object so our heroes could get hurt if they destroyed them with the Bash, Star Spin, Karate Spin, or Butt Smash. Introduced in "Bubble Blowing Baby Hunt."

 

'''TELEPORT BOXES:''' If SpongeBob or Patrick jumped in one of these, it would take them to another Teleport Box in the level. But it only works if both boxes in the level are found. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''NITROS:''' When our heroes are in the Patty Wagon, they can collect Nitros. If you press R (on the Gamecube) and if you have any Nitros, you can drive at hyper speed for a few seconds. Introduced in "Sandwich Driving 101."

 

'''TREASURE CHESTS:''' Our heroes can collect these to unlock extras, such as previews for the SpongeBob movie, costumes, concept art, and more. But they're normally hidden or in dangerous places so when getting them, our heroes have to be careful. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''KRABBY PATTY:''' When our heroes get hurt, they need a little snack. Collect a Krabby Patty to replenish one of their health slots. For example, if SpongeBob has upgraded to four health slots, and he has two health slots left, if he grabs a Krabby Patty, it will restore him back to three health slots. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''PLAN Z COMPUTERS:''' When SpongeBob or Patrick go near these shy computers, they shrink so they cannot attack them. They must use a long-range attack to destroy them. Introduced in Now That We're Men

 

'''PORT-O-HEAD:''' When SpongeBob walks into a Port-O-Head, Patrick will walk out. When Patrick walks in, SpongeBob walks out. It's helpful. For example, if you were Patrick and you came across a Sonic Wave Guitar Challenge, you could change to SpongeBob in a Port-O-Head, and that example is exactly what it is used for. Introduced in "I'm Ready, Depression..."

 

'''WALL JUMP SIGNS:''' Whenever SpongeBob sees this sign, it means he has to wall jump against two walls to get to higher ground. Introduced in "No Cheese!"

 

'''ICE BLOCKS:''' Patrick can swing on floating ice blocks with his tongue to get farther than he would with a regular jump. Introduced in "I'm Ready, Depression..."

 

'''BUNGEE HOOKS:''' SpongeBob can hang from his underwear on a Bungee Hook to play a Bungee Challenge where he must hit a certain number of targets to get a Goofy Goober Token, but he must also watch out for obstacles like steam and lasers. Plus, later on in the game, some targets will move. Introduced in "Three... Thousand Miles to Shell City."

 

'''SPRINGBOARDS:''' There are two kinds of Springboards-one that is straight up that allows our heroes to jump high in the air, or one that is slanted to one side which makes our heroes automatically jump in the direction that the Springboard is slanted. Also, on a regular Springboard that lets our heroes simply jump high in the air, you can control them. But you have no control over the slanted kind; they are automatically bounced in a certain direction, but this kind only bounces them to a specific place, versus a regular Springboard which has the risk of making them fall in a long chain of Springboards such as in the Bouncy, Bouncy, Bouncy challenge in "Three... Thousand Miles to Shell City." Introduced in "No Cheese!"

*The Bash Move slightly makes a reference to the episode [[I'm Your Biggest Fanatic]] because the Bash Move is SpongeBob with a boxing glove, and the upgraded move is SpongeBob with a metallic boxing glove with spikes. These two items are seen simultaneously in that episode.

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