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==Role in episode== |
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| − | The statue is created when Squidward goes on a rampage and breaks multiple objects in the art room altogether, as he is angry that {{Link|SpongeBob}} |
+ | The statue is created when Squidward goes on a rampage and breaks multiple objects in the art room altogether, as he is angry that {{Link|SpongeBob}} forgot how to make good art and followed his rules in art, which results in a marble statue being shattered instead of sculpted. |
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+ | As Squidward goes out, he gives his beret to the [[Janitor]] and says he created the statue. [[Monty P. Moneybags]] tells the janitor that he is "the greatest artist who ever lived." |
==Trivia== |
==Trivia== |
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| − | *The statue is identical to Michelangelo's statue of ''{{W|David (Michelangelo)|David}}'', except it has a seashell on it |
+ | *The statue is identical to Michelangelo's statue of ''{{W|David (Michelangelo)|David}}'', except it has a seashell on it for censorship. |
Revision as of 01:22, 19 April 2020
| “ | You sir, are the greatest artist who ever lived! | ” |
— Monty P. Moneybags,
"Artist Unknown"
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Squidward's accidental statue is a statue that Squidward does not know that he made at the end of the episode "Artist Unknown."
Description
A human male is posing nude, except for a seashell covering his private areas. It looks even more realistic than SpongeBob's statue.
Role in episode
The statue is created when Squidward goes on a rampage and breaks multiple objects in the art room altogether, as he is angry that SpongeBob forgot how to make good art and followed his rules in art, which results in a marble statue being shattered instead of sculpted.
As Squidward goes out, he gives his beret to the Janitor and says he created the statue. Monty P. Moneybags tells the janitor that he is "the greatest artist who ever lived."
Trivia
- The statue is identical to Michelangelo's statue of David, except it has a seashell on it for censorship.