The Port-O-Head is a portable bathroom that first appears in episode "Bubble Buddy."
About[]
Description[]
It is similar in shape to a Port-A-Potty. It is painted yellow, has a wooden door with a string handle, a netted window on the door and right center of the bathroom, and a clam sign with red lettering.
Role in series[]
"Bubble Buddy"[]
SpongeBob takes Bubble Buddy to Goo Lagoon, and then places him inside the portable bathroom since he supposedly has to use it, much to the frustration of the people waiting in line. He leaves him in there for two hours.
"SpongeGuard on Duty"[]
Patrick bursts out of the Port-O-Head in excitement upon hearing SpongeBob mention ice cream.
Role in video games[]
Battle for Bikini Bottom/Battle for Bikini Bottom: Rehydrated[]
It can be seen in the Kelp Forest when SpongeBob and Patrick go inside of the door; it closes for a couple of minutes and then opens.
The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie video game[]
The player can use it to switch from one character to another, the purpose being that the player may need to switch into another character in order to defeat an enemy with a certain attack or go past obstacles that can only be crossed by using a certain character's powers.
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Reef Rumble[]
It can be seen on the loading screen before the title screen appears.
SpongeBob Town[]
In Sponge Square.
Trivia[]
General[]
- Unlike in the movie game, it cannot be used to switch from one character to another in Battle for Bikini Bottom and Battle for Bikini Bottom: Rehydrated. Rather, the Bus Stops serve that purpose.
- Other portable toilets and outhouses include Kamp Koral's outhouse and the toilets from "The Lost Mattress," SpongeBob's Truth or Square, "Trenchbillies," "A SquarePants Family Vacation," "Ghoul Fools," "It Came from Goo Lagoon," The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water, and "FarmerBob."
Cultural references[]
- The Port-O-Head is a parody of a Port-A-Potty.
- A bathroom on a ship is referred to as a "head."