Bank is a bank that appears in the episodes "The Krabby Kronicle," "The Card," "Jailbreak!," and "Goodbye, Krabby Patty?" It may have also appeared in "Model Sponge."
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Description
Exterior
The outside of the Bank greatly resembles a giant treasure chest, and more evenly resembles the Krusty Krab. The words "Bank" can be seen written at the top of the building.
Interior
The inside of the Bank resembles any other bank having multiple windows to help the customers.
History
It was opened sometime after the First Nautical Bank. It may have been opened before the Bank of Bikini Bottom Bank.
Role in the series
"The Krabby Kronicle"
The identity thief is seen robbing the bank while SpongeBob is trying to find some interesting events to put in the newspaper.
"The Card"
It appears at the beginning of the episode when SpongeBob needed some money from his bank account to buy Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy trading cards. Quincy, the bank teller, gives SpongeBob his money, but SpongeBob is very picky on what money to give Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. Quincy and the customers are annoyed by this after a while, and, soon, Quincy kicks him out of the bank.
"Model Sponge"
It may have appeared as the bank inside interior is shown in this episode.
"Jailbreak!"
The Bank appears when the Light Blue Cellmate was explaining to Plankton how helpful chum is in robbing banks. The Light Blue Cellmate threw a bucket of chum inside the bank causing the place to get gassed up and the Light Blue Cellmate was able to escape with the stolen money. However, he was caught soon afterward.
"Goodbye, Krabby Patty?"
Mr. Krabs goes to the bank and gives the bank loaner a check. The loaner gives Mr. Krabs a huge sack of money, which resulted in Mr. Krabs fainting. The loaner pushes the bag off of the counter.
Associated characters
- Light Blue Cellmate - He once used chum to rob from this bank.
- Quincy - He works here.
- SpongeBob SquarePants - He has an account here and may have worked there.
- Eugene H. Krabs - He went here to get a huge sack of money.
