List of places

This is a list of places in the SpongeBob SquarePants multiverse.

Cities and towns

Bikini Bottom

Bikini Bottom

Bikini Bottom is the main setting in SpongeBob SquarePants. Bikini Bottom is a medium-sized city which, according to Squidward, is in the middle of nowhere. It consists of many businesses, including restaurants, stores, and manufacturers. This city also has a booming economy, balanced educational and health systems, a well-structured government, and an exceptional law enforcement system. There are also stadiums, amusement parks, and other recreational facilities.

Rock Bottom

Rock Bottom sign

SpongeBob and Patrick in Rock Bottom

Rock Bottom is a deep-sea trench located beneath Bikini Bottom. The road down to it is exactly 90˚. Everything is pitch black except for a few street lights, and everyone in Rock Bottom speaks a language the same as English, except they blow a raspberry in between every two to four syllables. There is also a candy machine as well as restrooms (though foreigners can't tell which rooms are for men and which are for women). A bus station is present, in which SpongeBob has a hard time catching one (as it kept arriving just as he looked away from the stop). Merlin's Cave is the residence of the weather magician of the sea which is difficult to access. There is also the WSEA news headquarters, the Rusty Anchor, which sells Coral Col and Diet Kelpsi with a lemon twist. Known customers are Patrick, Plankton, and Mermaid Man. In Battle for Bikini Bottom, the Rock Bottom Museum is shown. It features many artworks and has an advanced security system; Barnacle Boy works as a security guard there. The Trench of Advanced Darkness is a trench that is lower than the city itself. Rock Bottom is located past Jellyfish Fields, which is past the Chum Bucket and Krusty Krab. Creatures in Rock Bottom are extremely strange-looking and resemble deep-sea creatures and deep-sea marine life. Some resemble the anglerfish, while others are rather abnormal. Many of them resemble the typical "sea monster" someone would describe. It is shown that some fish living in Bikini Bottom work there, as some fish in the Employee of the Month video game don't speak in the Rock Bottom language.

Bottom's Up

Map of Bottom's Up

Bottom's Up is a very fancy city seen in the Employee of the Month (video game). It is a sister city to Bikini Bottom. The only thing that is not fancy is Cowfish Craig's shack, the owner of which is criticized. Other establishments include the Sublime Seafoods, Oxygen Springs, and the Waverly Hills neighborhood. Waverly Hills is a wealthy district on the cliffs of the Kelp Forest. The sky and water murk seem to be different here; it is always as if it is sunset. Once, Sandy has been to this city.

Tentacle Acres

Tentacle Acres

Squidward standing next to the Tentacle Acres front gate

Tentacle Acres is a gated community of octopuses living in Easter Island Heads. Sponges and starfish aren't allowed to set foot in this town, but SpongeBob and Patrick get in thanks to the smell of fried oyster skins that Patrick had eaten earlier. Activities here include bike riding, clarinet playing, croquet, and interpretive dancing. However, childish games such as playing with reef blowers are not allowed in Tentacle Acres. Establishments besides the Easter Island heads include the Full of Health grocery store, an Interpretive Dance Academy, a park, Le Café (food stand) an Ice Cream Stand, and the Security Office. Only one street name is revealed, in which Squidward stayed at, it is called New Life Street (containing houses 302, 303, and 304). Most of the people living here resemble Squidward, just with different features (eyes, hair, etc.).

New Kelp City

New Kelp City

New Kelp City is a huge modern city that - apart from appearing in books and video games - appears in one episode: "What Ever Happened to SpongeBob?" In this episode, SpongeBob ends up at the city after losing his memory. New Kelp City is terrorized by a gang named The Bubble Poppin' Boys. SpongeBob becomes the new mayor of New Kelp City by defeating The Bubble Poppin' Boys. The city is a parody of New York City.

Bass Vegas

Bass Vegas is a neighboring city from Bikini Bottom. It is seen in the book Fish Happens! and the game Bikini Bottom Brawlers. The city is filled with many shops, casinos, and stores. It appears to be more populated than Bikini Bottom. It is the underwater equivalent of Las Vegas, Nevada.

Dullsville

The Dullsville Shopping Center

Dullsville is a city which appears in the episode "Plankton Retires." The city has a shopping center in it, called the Dullsville Shopping Center. In this shopping center plaza, there are stores such as Dull-Mart and Shoes. Dullsville also has a retirement home, known as Dullsville Senior Living. Plankton visits this town after retiring. It is also further away from Bikini Bottom being around 50 miles from the Krusty Krab and is likely accessed by country roads that are in between the cities. This is much like small towns that are far away from big cities but is still around an hour or an hour and a half from a big city with freeflowing traffic.

Far-Out-Ville

Far-Out-Ville and its Bank

Far-Out-Ville is a small town shown in the episode "The Great Patty Caper." All that is seen of the town is its many houses and its bank, which is where Mr. Krabs hides the Krabby Patty secret formula. The town also has a gray sign with the town name on it. According to Mr. Krabs, the town is located across the ocean, and during the camera pan out scene, it pans out from the Gulf of Mexico, not the Pacific Ocean. This means it is one of two cities in the Atlantic Ocean and not the Pacific Ocean, with the other being Atlantis.

Atlantis

Lord Royal Highness' Atlantis

King Neptune's Atlantis

Atlantis is the lost city located in the Atlantic Ocean. There appears to be 2 different versions of Atlantis, one of which is ruled by King Neptune and has Roman and Greek architecture. This Atlantis It is home to Neptune's Palace and The Poseidome. This version of the city appears first in the episode "Neptune's Spatula." The other is ruled by Lord Royal Highness and has a very futuristic appearance. It shows up in the special episode "Atlantis SquarePantis" and was the home to the Oldest Living Bubble. Atlantis is based on the real world legend of Atlantis.

Shell City

Shell City: Marine Gifts and Sundries

SpongeBob and Patrick in Shell City

Shell City despite its name, is not actually a city: it is a gift shop called Shell City: Marine Gifts and Sundries. It is located on the surface on a beach and is owned by a Cyclops (in reality, a man in a diving suit), selling dried-out dead sea creatures. The road to Shell City is dangerous and no one has ever returned from there, which makes it the perfect place for Plankton to sell Neptune's crown in the movie. It is located on a beach where SpongeBob and Patrick meet David Hasselhoff. In a deleted scene of the movie, (which can be seen in the SpongeBob SquarePants Movie DVD), Shell City is actually a city and is where Sandy constantly gets pursued all over the place by squirrel exterminators in black suits. She also mentions that there are buses that arrive here going to Bikini Bottom. Although Shell City was filmed in Malibu, the location in SpongeBob's world would land Shell City in Australia most likely due to a sign in a SpongeBob book based on the movie that says that Shell City is 3,000 miles away from the Thug Tug. The Thug Tug is not that far from Bikini Bottom. Bikini Atoll is approximately 5,000 miles from the United States, which couldn't mark Shell City in California.

Encino, California

Map of Encino

Encino is the hometown of Patchy the Pirate and Potty the Parrot. It is located in Los Angeles, California, the United States Of America. Most of the Patchy segments in specials take place here. Landmarks include Patchy's house, Mrs. Johnson's house, Don's Import Store & Delicatessen, The Forked Tree, Monkey Lagoon, The Poop Deck, and more. Encino is located in the Greater Los Angeles Area, same city as Nickelodeon Animation Studio which is in Burbank, California. There was a song about Encino in the special "Atlantis SquarePantis" titled "Back in Encino."

Bubbletown

A greeting card from Bubble City

Bubbletown is where Bubble Buddy now lives, which has been seen in the episode of the same name, where SpongeBob goes to visit Bubble Buddy in his home location. The town itself is made entirely of bubbles. In fact, it is a bubble equivalent to Bikini Bottom. There is an entire transportation system including bus systems. There are also cars, however, the town's population mostly goes to work by floating through the air.

Minor cities and towns

Ukulele Bottom - Nothing much is known of this town, apart from being the home of the annual jellyfish convention, located at the Jellyfishers' Convention Center. It appears in "I Was a Teenage Gary." It was also mentioned by Patrick. It also makes a cameo in The Patrick Star Show episode "House Hunting."

Leisure Village - Not much is known about this place, except that Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy went there on vacation while SpongeBob and Patrick watched the Mermalair in "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III."

Palm Bay - Palm Bay is the ancient city that was once home to the legendary master fry cook who wielded a golden spatula. Grease fires engulfed the city's entire civilization. Many years later, the Flying Dutchman and his first mate raided and pillaged the ruins, along with the Golden Spatula. Palm Bay spoofs Pompeii, a real-world ancient city. It is also mentioned in Legend of the Lost Spatula. Mount Kabloovious erupted and engulfed Palm Bay. It is the equivalent of Mount Vesuvius.

Barnacle Bay - A city that was mentioned in the episode "Fools in April." The only know establishment is the Art Museum, which also awards artists monthly. Also, as revealed in the SpongeBob book The Amazing SpongeBobini, a circus called the Stingray Brothers and Barnacle Bay Shrimp's Circus comes from this city and they perform in Bikini Bottom.

Bikinos Bottos - A city located in the jungle are of Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition. It is the second last level in this area. Its appearance is similar to buildings of the Aztecs or Maya. It also seems to contain a palace with many precious treasures inside. The player has to rescue three citizens of Bikini Bottom there: Margie Star, a female bluefish (probably Incidental 48), and a turquoise kid with a propeller hat (most likely to be Billy).

Mu - An ancient city, seen in the DS version of the SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis video game.

Squirrel City - Mentioned by Sandy in the video game SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis for the console versions.

El Tuna - Mentioned briefly in "SpongeBob's Last Stand."

Base Eight - A town where all the fish have fingers. It appears in the SpongeBob comic strip Fingers!

Stupidtown - Mentioned when Patrick is sweeping the Krusty Krab floor with the bottom of the broom, and Nat says "Hey pal, you just blow in from Stupidtown?" as seen in "Big Pink Loser."

Quittersville - Mentioned in the episode "Chimps Ahoy." by the bus driver, it is one of the three places in which those who have nowhere else to go can go.

Failuretown - Mentioned in the episode "Chimps Ahoy." by the bus driver, it is one of the three places in which those who have nowhere else to go can go.

Loserburg - Mentioned in the episode "Chimps Ahoy." by the bus driver, it is one of the three places in which those who have nowhere else to go can go.

Farawayville - Little is known about Farawayville. It was briefly mentioned in "The Slumber Party" by Girly Teengirl as her hometown.

We Love Musictown - Formerly known as We Hate Musictown, it appears in the comic They're Playing My Tune.

Crush County - a City from "Squid's on a Bus." All who enter are squished flat.

Locations in Bikini Bottom

• SpongeBob's house
• Patrick's house
• Squidward's house
• Sandy's treedome
• Krusty Krab
• Chum Bucket
• Mrs. Puff's Boating School
• Shady Shoals Rest Home
• Mermalair
• Eugene H. Krabs and Pearl Krabs' house
• Mrs. Puff's house
• Squilliam's tower
• Flying Dutchman's ship
• Harold and Margaret SquarePants' house
• Grandma SquarePants' house
• Mrs. Tentacles' house
• Betsy Krabs' house
• Bottomite houses
• Barg'N-Mart
• Sea Needle
• Reef Cinema
• Glove World! - A glove-themed amusement park, whose rides include the Fiery Fist O' Pain, The Mitten, the Ferris wheel, the Merry-Go-Round, the swings, the Big Dipper, the Glove Drop, the Tilt-A-Hurl, the Hall of Mirrors, Glove Castle, and the Tunnel of Glove. The mascot is Glovey Glove. Glove World! has been demolished and replaced with Glove Universe.
• Glove Universe - Glove-themed park that replaced Glove World! after its abandonment in "Glove World R.I.P." Rides include Fiery Fist O' Pain II, Tunnel of Glove, Flip n' Fling, Clam Dunk, Pop 'Til You Drop, Stuff a Seabear, The Great Wumbozi, and more.
• Goofy Goober's Ice Cream Party Boat - A popular ice cream place in Bikini Bottom. It appears in the first movie, as well as the episodes "Patnocchio," "The Goofy Newbie," and "Goofy Scoopers."
• The Wash! - The local laundromat. Seen in "Shuffleboarding," "Penny Foolish," and "Mid-Life Crustacean."
• Bikini Bottom Airport - The Bikini Bottom airport. It appears in "SpongeBob Meets the Strangler."
• Sunny Shore Resorts - A vacation resort as seen in "That's No Lady."

  

• Bikini Bottom Outskirts Outlet Megamall - A huge outlet mall that has one appearance in "A SquarePants Family Vacation." The SquarePants family cause chaos while driving in their car in the mall after Patrick distracted Harold SquarePants while driving.
• BassCar Baytona 400 - A huge race track that is neighboring the Bikini Bottom Outskirts Outlet Mega-mall. The SquarePants family won first place in a race thereafter Patrick distracted Harold SquarePants while driving. It has one appearance in "A SquarePants Family Vacation." It is a parody of NASCAR and the Daytona 500, a famous race of NASCAR.
• Servis Stashun - A very poorly put together, hillbilly service station that appears in "A SquarePants Family Vacation."
• Stinky Burgers - A place that was the only place to eat when Mr. Krabs and Plankton were younger boys.
• Bottom of the Hill Community - A small community of elderly men and women near Bikini Bottom., seen in the comic strip Slip-Sledding Away.
• Industrial Park- A park with very industrial buildings and factories. This is also the town where the player battles Robo-Patrick in Battle for Bikini Bottom and Robo-Squidward in the GBA version.

Other places

• Texas - the U.S. State in which Sandy Cheeks calls her homeland.

  

  The Moon in "Mooncation"

• The Moon - The moon has had its very brief debut in the episode "Sandy's Rocket." It was then later seen many seasons later in "Mooncation," a cameo in "A SquarePants Family Vacation," and "Goons on the Moon."
• China Sea - A place where one of SpongeBob's Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy toys were manufactured in. This location is likely a play on how all manufacturing for the United States takes place in China.
• Nowhere - A desert-like area with no inhabitants. It was seen in the episode "SpongeBob's Last Stand." It is different than the Nowhere seen in "SB-129."
• Far Far Away - A bus takes SpongeBob here in "Squidward in Clarinetland." Also, Squidward gets hit by a bus that will take him there in "Wishing You Well." Little is known about Far Far Away. It is not known if it is a location or an amount of distance away.
• Apple World - Mentioned by a worm in "Rock-a-Bye Bivalve." It is inside any apple where there is a worm. The worm says that they bury anyone from Bikini Bottom. He later gets eaten by Junior.
• Kahmamoku Cove - The home of Jack Kahuna Laguna on a remote island that is shown in "SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One."
• Uncharted Caverns of Lemuria - An ancient site where an advanced civilization once lived.
• Winchell Apartments - An apartment building from the 1950s that was the original home of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. It appears in "Mermaid Man Begins."
• Vats of Acid "R" Us - A parody of the now-defunct Toys "R" Us, this odd building was build right beside the apartment building of the original home town of Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy. It appears in the episode "Mermaid Man Begins."
• Secret Bomb Testing Facility - A government bomb testing sight that Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy land at after being brought by an acid wave that was carrying them. It was featured in "Mermaid Man Begins."
• Mars
• Saturn
• Jupiter
• Earth

Islands

The Bikini Atoll

• Bikini Atoll - Bikini Atoll is the signature island above Bikini Bottom. The opening sequence of every episode of the show has the island shown right after the Captain starts off the theme song. Sandy also dares SpongeBob, Patrick, Mr. Krabs, and Squidward to go on dry land here and survive in the episode "Pressure" (although birds did attack the group). Some episodes also start off and end with Bikini Atoll shown. To humans (like David Hasselhoff), the island also signals the way down to its aquatic counterpart. The place name is an ironic double entendre, as the bikini two-piece swimsuit took its name from the atoll, specifically to the connection between the nuclear bomb test at Bikini around the time that the new swimsuit hit the public "like a bomb."
• Rippers Reef - An island located just off Goo Lagoon where SpongeBob, Patrick, and Larry the Lobster launched themselves with a harpoon in "A Life in a Day."

  

  The Bikini Bottom Triangle

• The Bikini Bottom Triangle - An island seen in "Welcome to the Bikini Bottom Triangle." The island has a large vacuum and is covered edge to edge with confiscated things.

  

  Karate Island

• Karate Island (aka Condo Island) - An island where the so-called "King of Karate" is supposedly crowned, but was later found out to actually be a scam from real estate agents who were trying to force people into buying time-share plans on the island. The "Karate Tower" is located on the island. It appears in "Karate Island."
• Sun Fun Island - An island where a summer camp has been established. It appears in "The Inmates of Summer."

  

  Inferno Island

• Inferno Island - A prison island where some of Bikini Bottom's criminals are incarcerated. It appears in "The Inmates of Summer."

  

  The Remote Island

  

  Sandy's Island

• The Remote Island - The island where SpongeBob, Patrick, and Squidward end up after being hit by a giant wave in "SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One." The island is also home to teenage surfers and Jack Kahuna Lagunait from a distance. The island also has a long dangerous river full of waterfalls which leads to the Cove. The island is also full of vegetation and forest, perfect for surviving.
• Sandy's Island - An island that Sandy got stranded on after being hit by the same giant wave in the episode "SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One." For survival, Sandy built a five-star hotel, a steam-powered generator, a car that runs on coconut milk, an espresso bar, an airport tower with satellite, and a helicopter that probably also runs on coconut milk, too. The island is also home to Dennis. The island has three volcanoes on it and much vegetation.

  

  The Island in the Sky

• Island in the Sky - The floating island that was featured in the SpongeBob special, "The Clash of Triton." This was the place where Triton was locked in a cage by King Neptune until he became a proper god. Much of the island has not been seen. The island has a forest, a mountain, a bus stop and a phone booth.
• Pamper Island - An island that has one brief appearance in the episode "Clams."

Land forms, barriers, etc.

• City Limits - This is near the slope to Rock Bottom outside Bikini Bottom. Buses usually travel down there where SpongeBob and Patrick got stuck in the episode "Rock Bottom."
• The County Line - The line that signals you've left the Bikini Bottom county. It is next to the gas station outside Bikini Bottom operated by two hillbillies. Past the line is very dangerous, and overrun with criminals.
• Make-Out Reef - This place appears in the episode "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy V." There are a few people making out there, including Sandals, making out with a pillow. It has also been said that Squidward has been there before, because of his quote "Ah, make out reef. Good times, good times."
• Mount Climb-Up-And-Fall-Off - A small cliff where Patrick climbs up and then falls off. It appears in the episode "Valentine's Day" and the PC game Employee of the Month.
• Brain Coral Fields - Patches of land filled with Brain Coral located near Jellyfish Fields. It shows up in the episode "Patrick SmartPants."
• Peep's Cliff - A cliff located near the Kelp Forrest. It is made out of purple sand and has a sign with the location of the name on the top. there is a dam at the bottom of the cliff. It is seen in the episode "Food Con Castaways."
• Bikini Bottom Tar Pits - A huge series of Tar pits located near Goo Lagoon in the episode "Ditchin'."
• Dutchman's Triangle - An area near Goo Lagoon shaped in a triangle that is said to have very calm waters and rain jelly donuts. It is located right above Davy Jones' Locker. It appears in the special "SpongeBob SquarePants vs. The Big One."
• Mt. Bikini - A giant mountain located near Conch Street seen in the episode "Are You Happy Now?" SpongeBob and Squidward were the first people to climb it.
• Mt. Bikini Bottom - This volcano is located in Bikini Bottom and somewhat near the Krusty Krab. This volcano erupts in "Sponge-Cano!," which destroys Bikini Bottom and sends its people into a panic. This volcano was also known to kill the ancient warrior's race, leaving him the only survivor.
• Great Barrier Reef - The largest coral reef system which appears in "A SquarePants Family Vacation."
• Bikini Goodlands - A lush field with a lot of vegetation and wildlife. It makes a cameo in "Scavenger Pants."
• Bikini Badlands - A very dry and rocky desert with many rock formations. It also appears in "Scavenger Pants" as one of the locations SpongeBob and Patrick go to during Squidward's scavenger hunt.
• Mariana Trench - This is the deepest trench in the entire ocean. In the episode "Scavenger Pants," SpongeBob and Patrick fall down the trench to find the trench, but are able to find the Boxing Begonia for Squidward.

  

  The Abyss

• Abyss - Another trench SpongeBob and Patrick accidentally went down in a submarine they found and met a hungry sea monster that they fed Krabby Patties in "20,000 Patties Under the Sea."
• The Trench - The Monster Trench is a large trench in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, described as deep, dark, hazardous, and monster-infested. A parody of the Mariana Trench. The trench includes gulper eels, monsters, and other deep-sea creatures who suffer from deep-sea gigantism.
• Valley - Between the Monster Trench and Shell City, this is where the Cyclops spotted SpongeBob and Patrick.
• The Out of Bounds Area - A part of the video game Battle for Bikini Bottom, it is a place that you get to by going on sand that is out of bounds. You eventually get palled away by Hans and put back onto normal ground.
• Mount Kabloovious - The volcano that destroyed Palm Bay in the video game Legend of the Lost Spatula. It is a parody of Mount Vesuvius.

Alternate universes, dimensions, and realities

Alternate universes and dimensions

• Nowhere - It appears in "SB-129." It is infinite and pure white and has colored squares that disappear if touched. Many variations of the word "Alone" also appear after Squidward says it. Nowhere might be a reference to Purgatory.
• Doodle Dimension - Similar to Nowhere, it is infinity large and pure white, the only difference is that it is possible to draw anything in the Doodle Dimension, the drawings can also come to life. Appears in the episode "Doodle Dimension."
• The Fly of Despair - a reality which is apparently endless, that the Flying Dutchman can open and close freely. It is filled with many horrifying monsters and Spaghetti with meatballs. The Fly of Despair appears in the episode "Shanghaied."
• The Eighth Dimension - Mentioned by Patrick in the episode "Big Pink Loser," tyrannically ruled by the Little Monkey-Man.
• The Ninth Dimension - Mentioned by Patrick in the episode "Big Pink Loser," tyrannically ruled by the Giant Monkey-Man.
• Mirror Dimension - A dimension that is confined within mirrors. Alternate-Universe SpongeBob and Alternate-Universe Patrick live in this realm.

  

  Clarinetland

• Horned Forest - A world in Squidward's imagination where clarinets cannot be owned and are able to run free. Squidward entered it in the episode "Squidward in Clarinetland" when SpongeBob made a filing room out of Mr. Krabs's old locker. There was a small crawlspace where a filing drawer should have been, and on the other side is a stage, which the curtain opens up to Clarinetland. Clarinetland is ruled by the eagle head, who speaks in a very deep and powerful tone. During his time in Clarinetland, Squidward is swallowed by the eagle head and goes through a very complex realm, which consists of many hills, rocks, mountains, and long-drops.
• RandomLand - Is an interdimensional location where the laws of logic no longer apply. SpongeBob and Squidward enter this mystery universe in the episode "SpongeBob in RandomLand" for a delivery to a client named Rodger.
• Bikini Bottom 2 - A dimension that appears in the comic of the same name. In this dimension, Sandy is a villain named "Sandy Evil-Cheeks." Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy own an unpopular restaurant, as there are no customers when SpongeBob learns about this, and Barnacle Boy seems to hate his job, Plankton runs a restaurant named the "Cookie Bucket," with Mr. Krabs as his only known employee, and Karen is after the restaurant's Secret Cookie Formula, SpongeBob and Patrick are a crime-fighting duo, with Karen and Sandy Evil-Cheeks as their only known enemies.
• Various other dimensions - Also in the comic Bikini Bottom 2, they contain many variations of the characters.
• Nicktoons Universe - in video games and other forms of media, SpongeBob has visited other Nickelodeon cartoons.

Alternate Mr. Plankton Universe

Alternate realities

• Alternative Mr. Plankton Universe - An alternative universe in the episode "The Algae's Always Greener" where Plankton replaces Mr. Krabs as the boss of the Krusty Krab, Pearl being Plankton's daughter, and having a Krusty Krab uniform and Mr. Krabs replacing Plankton as the owner of the Chum Bucket and him having no clothes.
• Man Rayopolis - An alternate universe in the episode "Back to the Past" that was branched off back in Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy's youth. Triggered by Patrick, the universe consists of Bikini Bottom being named Man Rayopolis and the Krusty Krab being named The Designated Area Where You Are Permitted by Man Ray, Your Ruler, to Obtain Sandwiches Using Man Ray Dollars. Everything is run by Man Ray including people, having collars around their necks. It isn't explained in the episode how modern Bikini Bottom became back to normal.
• Kamp Koral Universe - In the Kamp Koral episode "Kitchen Sponge," present-day Sandy communicates with 10-year old Sandy to send her to Kamp Koral to keep Plankton from stealing the formula, creating this reality. This explains the controversy of Sandy meeting SpongeBob as an adult in "Tea at the Treedome" and as a kid in this spin-off.

See also

• List of implied content