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Nickelodeon to Premiere Brand-New SpongeBob SquarePants Halloween Stop-Motion Animation Special: The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom
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>Nickelodeon will take viewers on a spooky Halloween adventure throughout Bikini Bottom with the brand-new, stop-motion special, SpongeBob SquarePants: The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom. In the visual style of classic stop-motion animation TV specials, The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom tells the story of the Flying Dutchman (Brian Doyle Murray) who wants to make sure everyone in town is scared, especially SpongeBob, who thinks scary things are funny. The special will premiere in October 2017 on Nickelodeon.
>Bikini Bottom is decked out for Halloween and features Sandy’s treedome as a mad scientist’s lab, including a giant remotely operated Acorn Monster; Mr. Krabs’ restaurant as “The Horrors of the Chum Bucket,” displaying scenes of Plankton torturing food; and Plankton’s restaurant as “The Horrors of the Krusty Krab,” telling the story of Mr. Krabs turning customers into Krabby Patties and more.
>The characters don Halloween costumes, with SpongeBob as a flower, Patrick as a knight, Sandy as a mad scientist, Mr. Krabs as a dollar bill, Plankton as a devil, Squidward as himself, and Karen as a cat. SpongeBob SquarePants: The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom features an original song, "The Scare Song," written by Mr. Lawrence, music by Eban Schletter and performed by the Flying Dutchman’s crew of pirate ghosts.
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>The Legend of Boo-Kini Bottom is being produced at Screen Novelties, a Los Angeles-based stop-motion animation production company, where miniature puppets and sets bring Bikini Bottom to life in three dimensions. The production features 27 unique sets, across five stages, where 15 boxes of breakfast cereal were used to create texture on Bikini Bottom's coral reefs; eight pounds of glitter were used to decorate SpongeBob’s Halloween pineapple house; hundreds of popsicle sticks created the planks of the rollercoaster track that Patrick and SpongeBob ride; and “black lights” were used to create a fluorescent glow across the puppets and sets.
>Marc Ceccarelli and Vincent Waller are the supervising producers on SpongeBob SquarePants. The special was written by Mr. Lawrence, with Brian Morante serving as the storyboard director. The special is being directed by Mark Caballero and Seamus Walsh, and produced by Chris Finnegan of Screen Novelties.
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cool
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>>93353840
I cant beleive it but I'm hyped.
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Sounds like the best thing to come out of the franchise in years.
I'm moderately excited.
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>>93353963
>>93353963
>he hasnt seen seasons 9 and 10
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>>93353840
>Karen as a cat
why
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>>93353985
The recent seasons are good, but I'm still not entirely fond of Spongebob's voice in the newer seasons. It sounded a bit too high pitched in certain times.
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>>93353840
This shit has potential to reach Band Geeks level of quality if done right.
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>Squidward as himself
Fucking kek. I'm willing to bet his face scares people anyway.
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>>93353840
>that art style again
WHY
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>>93353963
>Sounds like the best thing to come out of the franchise in years.
>>93357239
>but I'm still not entirely fond of Spongebob's voice in the newer seasons
wtf does this have to do with anything the earlier anon said
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>>93357701
do certain art styles trigger you anon?
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>>93358165
He said the newer season is fine, which is a rebuttal to what the earlier anon said, then he said something he disagrees with in the newer seasons personally, still tied to his opinion that he was saying to that anon about the series.
It's summer so I'm not surprised but fuck if I'm tired of kids not understanding the simplest shit.
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