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— Ma Angler, "Trenchbillies"
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Ma Angler, or simply "Ma," is an overweight trenchbilly fish who is the main antagonist of the episode "Trenchbillies," in the book Legends of Bikini Bottom, and in the game The Ultimate Bikini Bottom Buddy Search.
Description[]
She is an overweight, light teal anglerfish with untidy brown hair that has multiple pink curlers in it, glasses, a big yellow shirt with orange frills and polka dots, light green fins, yellow eyebrows, and a rod on her head with a lure at the end, which resembles a light bulb.
Role in series[]
Ma Angler has appeared in only one episode so far, as well as having an online game appearance and a book appearance as well. She was firstly designed to be the head relative of all of the trenchbillies.
Roles[]
"Trenchbillies"[]
Ma Angler appears as the main antagonist of the episode. She is lazy and therefore is pushed around on her couch by somebody else. She says the gang will kill SpongeBob and Patrick if they do not pass the gang initiation. She then appears at the end of the episode at the Krusty Krab, having someone shovel Krabby Patties into her mouth as punishment for her actions while Mr. Krabs watches. The trenchbillies think he wants to marry her, so the last scene is her and Krabs' "marriage."
Roles in games[]
The Ultimate Bikini Bottom Buddy Search[]
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Roles in books[]
Legends of Bikini Bottom[]
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Trivia[]
Mama Plankton in the episode "Something Narwhal This Way Comes."
- Mama Plankton bears a resemblance to Ma Angler in the episode "Something Narwhal This Way Comes."
- Despite being an anglerfish, she is often lazy and lies on the couch at all times
- In the Serbian translation, Ma Angler is called Baba Zivka, which means Grandma Zivka.
- Ma Angler's character is a reference to Gilbert Grape's mother in the 1993 film What's Eating Gilbert Grape, who was played by the late Darlene Cates.