SpongeBoy

	Sponges (V • E)
	Bow Tie SpongeBob • BlackJack • Blue SpongeBob • Baby SpongeBob • Captain Blue SquarePants • Clever Visual Metaphor for the Abstract Concept of Thought • CheeseHead BrownPants • Drifter • Duke Thomas Feathermuffin • Ensign • Frankenstein SpongeBob • Girly Teengirl • Grandma SquarePants • Giant baby SpongeBob • Giant SpongeBob • Grandpa SquarePants • Harold SquarePants • Margaret SquarePants • Man Sponge • Mermaid Pants • Moldy Sponge • Millie • ManBob • Old timey gentleman • Open window maniac • Primitive Sponge • Sherm SquarePants • Super SpongeBob SquarePants • Snow sponge • Spongezilla • SpongeBob's grandson • SpongeBob SquarePants • SpongeBoy • SpongeBob hallucination • SpongeBuck SquarePants • SpongeGar • SpongeTron • Spongy Spongy • Sir SpongeBob • Stanley S. SquarePants • The Maniac • Todd SquarePants • SpongeBob's great grandmother • SpongeRobert • Sponge the Horse • SquidBob TentaclePants • SquidBob • Red SpongeBob • Mini SpongeBob • Off Model SpongeBob

SpongeBoy was the original name for SpongeBob SquarePants. The name was created by Stephen Hillenburg but was changed to 'SpongeBob' after it was discovered that the name was copyrighted; it was already taken by a mop company.

Description

His appearance was practically the same as SpongeBob's, except he wore a green hat. He also had longer and pointier shoes along with the hat. He seemed to have a goofier facial expression in contrast to the modern-day SpongeBob.

Trivia

In the episode "Squeaky Boots," Mr. Krabs calls SpongeBob "SpongeBoy, me bob!," a reference to his original name.
- In "It's a SpongeBob Christmas!," Plankton references the name when he says "Now I just need to figure out what to do about ol' SpongeBoy."
SpongeBoy has 13 holes always visible on his head. SpongeBob has seven.

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SpongeBoy

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