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Spotmaster 6000
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| − | '''The SpotMaster 6000''' is a machine [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] used to clean off a hard spot off a plate in the episode: [[The Krusty Plate]]. It shoots a laser that has a combination of soap and water. The machine exploded shortly after SpongeBob invented it. The fact that it is dangerous to cross the | + | '''The SpotMaster 6000''' is a machine [[SpongeBob SquarePants|SpongeBob]] used to clean off a hard spot off a plate in the episode: [[The Krusty Plate]]. It shoots a laser that has a combination of soap and water. The machine exploded shortly after SpongeBob invented it. The fact that it is dangerous to cross the beams is a reference to "Ghostbusters". |
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| + | *Laser | ||
| + | *Water cannon | ||
| + | *Steel Wool | ||
| + | *Nuclear powered | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:36, 21 January 2021
The SpotMaster 6000 is a machine SpongeBob used to clean off a hard spot off a plate in the episode: The Krusty Plate. It shoots a laser that has a combination of soap and water. The machine exploded shortly after SpongeBob invented it. The fact that it is dangerous to cross the beams is a reference to "Ghostbusters".
[edit] Features
- Laser
- Water cannon
- Steel Wool
- Nuclear powered
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