I could make up some random concept that can coincidentally explain a lot of what happens in the show doesnt mean that its true or that the writers of spongebob intentionally did it. The only way I watch these videos is ironically. skepticism and agreeing whether or not a spongebob theory is accurate is besides the point, theyre all goofy and far-fetched. This video was good and fun to watch though
@@A1E5B2same here ever since Alex bale I saw quite a few copy copycats rise up and they often would do the bare minimum, I assumed that it would be just a generic “Patrick is secretly smart but hides it” but this was so much more than that
@@A1E5B2 after the arg finale came out he did say that he’s gonna be doing more theories on other shows, he already dropped a banger magic school bus one. Also he’s doing a compilation of all of his old theories with some mini theories added in. Just gotta let the guy cook, it’ll be worth the wait
One thing I’d like to point out is that Patrick stated he changes his type stupidity to mix it up so he chooses to be as stupid he is at any given moment
What makes this really interesting is that he, under normal circumstances, chooses to be stupid the majority of the time. In actuality, however, if what was stated about Patrick in this video is the truth (more specifically, the fact that he chooses to not use his super powered abilities in fear of hurting those he cares most about), that means that he's really far smarter and more intelligent than he typically lets on.
That makes him evil all on its own, his “stupidity” is constantly making everything worse for everyone involved. Remember the episode where SpongeBob tries to save him from drowning and he tears the boat apart so SpongeBob is drowning too? If he did that on purpose he’s clearly not a good dude
You know what, this is surprisingly and probably one of the most coherent theories in Spongebob and I can actually see this as canon. Plus it makes Patrick a much better character haha
Patrick: I think I'm a genetic copy of a supervillain that used to fight Mermaid Man. Spongebob: Patrick, I don't think you were a supervillain, that would have been before you were born. Patrick: What's a supervillain?
I just watched this full video and went to the comments to see what people were saying. I had no idea this vid only had 600 views and there’s like 5 comments!? That’s crazy, amazing vid. This theory kinda goes along with some questions I had about Patrick in the past, so I fully believe it to be possible.
I was always curious after the crying clam episode where SpongeBob threw a peanut and Patrick was a detective and concluded that “The secret villain was me all along! Even I didn’t know!”
one thing i want to point out is in the dream episode with SpongeBob going into dreams forgot the title, Patrick is on the seahorse ride doing absolutely nothing. Why.... sponge bob tries to convince him to do other stuff but he refuses.
I remember the episode when he got a nose and he took it way too far, ended up removing the nose. man abuses every power he gets, even the power to smell 😂
I can't explain how much I would love to read comics about Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy fighting an evil past version of Patrick. This theory is amazing. Great video.
About two years ago, I bought the first 200 episodes of SpongeBob on disk and watched them over and over just realize how big of a jerk Patrick can be and now I really realize why😢😅
i think it's worth mentioning the orb of confusion also present in Mermaidman and Barnacleboy 3, which is mentioned to permanently leave you confused if you use it for too long. running with this theory, it's likely that the orb of confusion is how Patrick was able to repress his supervillain side. we see him acting like the orb is still on despite it being off at the end of the episode, with SpongeBob being perfectly okay in spite of actually having been touching the orb for longer (seemingly implying that Patrick is just like that, rather than the orb doing anything to him). since his default state is the same as when the orb of confusion is on, it's likely that the orb of confusion would be either purposefully and accidentally used by Patrick for long enough to leave him permanently dumb in this theory.
tbh this theory really does make sense. I think it's not just because of how concise the video is it is something I like more than the typical X character is actually evil theories which I usually don't like because they really do reach and therefore make the video longer. It also doesn't make Patrick reprehensible which is a big plus to me since most theories that make the character evil *do* frame the character as beyond redemption. Thanks for this video to be the exception to the rule.
Something I’m surprised you didn’t mention, is the weirdly consistent gag that involves Patrick talking to a mirror, and his reflection talking back to him. Heck, most times his reflection is extremely negative and dare I say, “evil.” To also add, Patrick is usually very afraid when these instances happen. Like it’s genuinely one of the weirdest mysteries of the show imo. Other characters very rarely get this same gag (at least to my knowledge), but Patrick has gotten it several times. Really helps the ‘evil’ Patrick and ‘good’ Patrick being two separate parts of him idea.
this changes my view of Patrick forever from SpongeBob's kind of dumb friend to the hero of bikini bottom this is the best Patrick theory I've seen so far
I clicked on this video ready to listen to anything but this actually makes a lot of sense. I don't even think this is just a theory, but rather a thing we audience didn't notice before
I like how you included Nighty Nightmare, because if someone refutes CFTKK because of its ending, then you could point to NN as that game never implied the same thing that CFTKK did as a twist.
Bruh, the absurdity of this premise, ain't no way the creators thought this deep into it. It was an entertaining video, especially with how smart your argument was for such a silly idea. Props bro, I'm not trying to criticise you, quite the opposite actually, I just don't agree but dam you make a compelling argument.
I like this theory. Patrick is one of my favourite characters, and while I don't think SpongeBob is that deep of a cartoon, I'd certainly keep this one in mind. Well done!
I don't know if this was actually intended by the writers, but I do like the idea that Patrick only seems stupid because he's constantly somehow repressing his own memories to keep himself in check. Holding himself back from his true potential to avoid becoming the worst version of himself out of a genuine desire to do good, or at least to live a normal life. This would also explain why what "flavor" of stupid he comes off as can change from episode to episode. Because he's repressing his own memories, he forgets why he's repressing them and only continues to do so out of habit. When he starts to enjoy himself doing something, he stops repressing his memories in the same way for the sake of making the most of whatever activity he's involved with that is bringing him joy until he does something that brings him regret and he finally resets himself back to his "normal" state of repressed memories. If it were true, it would also say something about his friendship with Spongebob. Aside from the general identities of those around him, the fact that Spongebob is his best friend is the only thing he stubbornly clings to as a consistent fact in the forefront of his mind, never to forget. It's incredibly important to him, and could even be the reason why he's repressing his other memories to begin with. This would mean he values his friendship with Spongebob so strongly that he's actively rejecting whatever parts of himself could put that friendship in danger. Perhaps his deepest fear is the idea of Spongebob rejecting him, leaving him all alone? It does seem as though the preservation of this specific friendship is his biggest motivating factor to giving up power when he has it.
I really like this version of the theory. I mean, there's a lot of theories to explain why Patrick has inexplicable moments of high intelligence, but this is the only one to make it narratively cohesive.
I feel this just reinforces the Patrick is sans theory basically because sans is also a very powerful character who is perceived as lazy but when under the right motivation is a formidable foe
Remember that Mermaid Man is still senile. Him yelling “evil” when Patrick is present could be a subconscious tic that he has, but he doesn’t actually remember Patrick.
Proof that Patrick isn't actually stupid, but rather antagonististic or just downright villainous is in the episode The Card. In it, Patrick says: Patrick Star: You can't expect my usual brand of stupidity. I like to mix it up. Keep you on your toes!... Also, he was a massive pr*ck in the I'm With Stupid episode too... And what if Mermaidman and Barnacle Boy made Patrick stupid with the orb of stupidity. Kind of like how the Justice League dumified Dr. Light because he was so evil. Kind of like how ManRay was still affected by the tickle belt even afterwards? And that sometimes Patrick gains his intellect back once and a while. And yeah Patrick is very power hungry, that's for sure. Also, I found it really creepy when Patrick flew off at the end of The Sponge Who Could Fly. It's really unsettling. Especially Patrick's nonchalant expression as he does it. It's bizarre. SpongeBob had a lot of creepy endings, if I remember correctly, yeah... There's also Squid's Visit which has Squidward lose his mind after visiting SpongeBob's house which mimics his own and then his house burning down as he did it. SpongeBob is actually a really creepy show, tbh. Ultimately, yeah, just don't give someone like Patrick ANY power.
You know what, i can believe this theory entirely, and am willing to adopt it. Patrick's morals are questionable at times and he often doesn't have second thoughts about anything morally questionable or rude that he does. He is good, but I'd say Patrick is a good character who sometimes has questionable morals, and those morals get far worse when he's given power.
I 100% was just clicking this video to see the roasts in the comments but after watching all of it. This is actually DEEP and shockingly spot on, good video👍
“It’s the perfect crime!” Patrick believed when SpongeBob said Patrick was the criminal and even on the space episode Patrick captures himself. He is constantly ready to turn himself in
in the Patrick Star show he had a moustache belonging to an evil relation of his that turns him evil so I think Mermaid Man is actually remembering that relative and not Patrick also to boot he has an evil doppleganger cousin called Fitzpatrick in the show so evil is in his blood.
What about that one episode from The Patrick Star Show where SpongeBob and Patrick manipulated Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy and their various villains to become heroes/villains while they were babies? You should also look into The Patrick Star Show for more evidence for this theory (maybe in a part 2).
Maybe I’ll follow up on this if I can find anything interesting or new. But I think Patrick is an ex-villain who’s mostly reformed and good now, so I’m not sure what else I can add to this theory. I will keep that in mind though, so thanks!
@@Squirreled_Studio Patrick has caused a lot of murder and crimes in his spinoff show, such as murdering numerous sentient food people (including attempting to murder numerous citizens in Hamodia on at least two occasions so far, with the first occasion not only having Patrick show no remorse for it, but even telling the Hamodians to jump into his mouth in an attempt to eat them. In an episode from the second season, Patrick literally ATE HIS OWN FATHER while he was applying for a job as an ice cream), showing that his gluttony can cause him to do very horrific things. Speaking of gluttony, it is shown in The Patrick Star Show that Patrick’s obsession with ice cream was so extreme that not only will he do anything to obtain ice cream (such as attacking a sentient ice cream cone guy twice who only wanted to be a part of the show), it is even shown early on that Patrick’s ice cream obsession lead to him giving trauma to that one Goofy Goober worker to the point that he actively will try to not serve Patrick unless there is no other choice. What do you think about this?
Wow. What a fantastic theory. I never played those games, but this theory explains so much of why Patrick is the way he is, even him being a crappy friend to Spongebob a lot of times.
This is a very detailed video I have not seen one of those in a while especially in a small channel. Keep it up bro. You'll be having 100k subs by December
I have a theory mermaid Man has a superpower to sensing evil and Patrick Star is a evil genius Mastermind pretending to be stupid to get what he wants just small fraction connecting to the rule in the world
You went into far more detail then I expected, honestly if you had just shown his evil laugh at the end of Secret Box episode I would have believed you just on that scene alone.
If you accept he has the awareness to know how much he hurts those around him. He has the awareness to know he does it repeatedly and likely would again. He cannot protect his friends . His forced amnesia is more a shellfish act than a heroic one.
I reckon Hillenburg would be happy and proud that someone has finally sussed Patrick! 😊 This theory makes sense and holds water in so many different glasses. It explains so much.
That's why mermaidman has a star fish on his nose
Because 'the villain is right in front of his nose'
Almost! The term is usually "right under his nose"
@@thesidneychanI think he merged Infront of our faces and right under our nose
@@lordnoodle2146 putting it that way, it works!
It also could be like batman has it
Keep your enemies closer lol
I was skeptical at first but this theory makes total sense
Exactly how I felt making this theory.
I am absolutely 100% convinced.
I could make up some random concept that can coincidentally explain a lot of what happens in the show
doesnt mean that its true or that the writers of spongebob intentionally did it. The only way I watch these videos is ironically. skepticism and agreeing whether or not a spongebob theory is accurate is besides the point, theyre all goofy and far-fetched. This video was good and fun to watch though
Same
@@pourplecatdo it then
I was ready to roast this as yet another absurd ass-pull of a Spongebob theory but this ended up turning me into a Super-Patrick believer
same i even hesitated watching this vid
@@A1E5B2same here ever since Alex bale I saw quite a few copy copycats rise up and they often would do the bare minimum, I assumed that it would be just a generic “Patrick is secretly smart but hides it” but this was so much more than that
@@hexbug101 I miss his vids I feel like there’s a lot more things he could cover from other cartoons shows
@@A1E5B2 after the arg finale came out he did say that he’s gonna be doing more theories on other shows, he already dropped a banger magic school bus one. Also he’s doing a compilation of all of his old theories with some mini theories added in. Just gotta let the guy cook, it’ll be worth the wait
@@A1E5B2 oh yeah I completely forgot he did his take on the Pixar theory, that was pretty sick as well
I love the idea that swimming in water is a superpower, that's so funny
It’s the last thing you’d expect to be a superpower underwater.
It could be considered flying
Did you see Patrick treading water?
No. Thereby making him super.
David hasslehoff is a superhero? I knew it.
The fact that he can out smart other villains show how experienced he is as a master mind.
i'm not gonna lie. I was very very skeptical but I'm sold. I'm on the evil patrick train.
Welcome aboard!
This is the only theory about spongebob Ive ever heard thats not completely ridiculous
It seems like it would be completely ridiculous but has a surplus of evidence so it's really interesting
Check out the Mrs puff theory, that’s the best one
Skin theory?
You need to see more theories, there are a lot of theories with good arguments to back it up
_shadow of Alex bales enters your room_
Of course, Patrick is evil. Bro is literally Majin Buu
Who?
😂 25 point's to your Hogwarts House for that reference!
You uncultured swine......im jk ( kinda) but He is talking about Dragon ball Z
@@Deezy_Dubz bros never watched dbz
To be honest, you convinced me regarding this theory 😅
Glad to hear
Deadass
This is fit with bikini bottom horror comic
“The last person i would’ve expected…is me!” - Patrick Star
One thing I’d like to point out is that Patrick stated he changes his type stupidity to mix it up so he chooses to be as stupid he is at any given moment
What makes this really interesting is that he, under normal circumstances, chooses to be stupid the majority of the time. In actuality, however, if what was stated about Patrick in this video is the truth (more specifically, the fact that he chooses to not use his super powered abilities in fear of hurting those he cares most about), that means that he's really far smarter and more intelligent than he typically lets on.
Was it because of the theorizer was it?😅
That makes him evil all on its own, his “stupidity” is constantly making everything worse for everyone involved. Remember the episode where SpongeBob tries to save him from drowning and he tears the boat apart so SpongeBob is drowning too? If he did that on purpose he’s clearly not a good dude
West?! I thought it was Weeeest. He is always making more trouble.
@@matthewkuscienko4616”Aren’t you supposed to be stupid somewhere else?”
“Not until 4”
"Is mayonnaise an instrument of torture?"
only if you area Apache attack helicopter covered in it but that mo fo get n shit EVERYWEAR
Only a true supervillain would know that
Vegans worst nightmare
To Squidward, the mayonnaise was only the start of the torture, but yes, mayonnaise is an instrument of torture
You know what, this is surprisingly and probably one of the most coherent theories in Spongebob and I can actually see this as canon. Plus it makes Patrick a much better character haha
Patrick: I think I'm a genetic copy of a supervillain that used to fight Mermaid Man.
Spongebob: Patrick, I don't think you were a supervillain, that would have been before you were born.
Patrick: What's a supervillain?
heroism isn't about beating up villains.
it's about choosing to do good.
Ugh, spare me
Wait you guys only beat up villians?
THIS IS HOW ROCKY WON THE GREAT SNAIL RACE IT FINALLY MAKES SENSE
The crazy part is that this theory could be used to explain a lot of non sequitur gags in-universe.
@@LinkEXit is such a good theory. Like the special extra rare mermaid man and barnacle boy holographic card that Patrick carelessly destroys.
“AND THE WINNER IS ROCKY!!” 🪨
I love how this randomly popped up on my suggestions, no regrets watching the whole thing
I just watched this full video and went to the comments to see what people were saying. I had no idea this vid only had 600 views and there’s like 5 comments!? That’s crazy, amazing vid. This theory kinda goes along with some questions I had about Patrick in the past, so I fully believe it to be possible.
Thank you! I’m really glad you enjoyed the video.
Two days later, and it already has nearly ten times that number.
@@Jamseth_Ingramiousnow it’s at 100k, and this video deserves x10 more than that
1 month ago...
Didn't even realize this was a small channel. The lower quality mic is a bit off, though.
Patrick was not born good, but he overcame his evil nature through great effort
Well met kinsman.
i understood that reference
That's a nice way of putting it. Also Jesus loves you and died for you seek him bro
@@quojo5757that’ll take too long
Thanks Party snacks
this is one of the few spongebob theories that have genuinely fully convinced me
I was always curious after the crying clam episode where SpongeBob threw a peanut and Patrick was a detective and concluded that “The secret villain was me all along! Even I didn’t know!”
one thing i want to point out is in the dream episode with SpongeBob going into dreams forgot the title, Patrick is on the seahorse ride doing absolutely nothing. Why....
sponge bob tries to convince him to do other stuff but he refuses.
Because it's funny it's just funny haha joke.
If we want to reach, it parallels how he is keeping himself occupied with dumb stuff instead of doing evil stuff.
I remember the episode when he got a nose and he took it way too far, ended up removing the nose. man abuses every power he gets, even the power to smell 😂
He may not be a villain but mermaid man can sense the evil in him. Its the potential shown in his actions that scares him rather than a possible past
this redefines my whole understanding of the show, amazing theory
I can't explain how much I would love to read comics about Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy fighting an evil past version of Patrick. This theory is amazing. Great video.
alright, you convinced me
About two years ago, I bought the first 200 episodes of SpongeBob on disk and watched them over and over just realize how big of a jerk Patrick can be and now I really realize why😢😅
I wasn’t sure about this theory at first, but I like it. Good job 👍
I’m glad you enjoyed it
Woah, there's even a video game where they have a drinking "cola" competition together and Patrick beats Mermaid Man
I'm not even a Spongebob fan and I enjoyed this short theory video. Very well explained and displayed. I totally believe this.
Well, you can't always expect his usual brand of stupidity. He likes to mix it up to keep Spongebob on his toes.
Lust~
im obsessed with how much sense this makes
This is such a fun theory lol, i was expecting something dark like mermaid man having dementia or Patrick being schizophrenic
Patrick is crazy OP headcannon confirmed 👌🏾
i think it's worth mentioning the orb of confusion also present in Mermaidman and Barnacleboy 3, which is mentioned to permanently leave you confused if you use it for too long. running with this theory, it's likely that the orb of confusion is how Patrick was able to repress his supervillain side. we see him acting like the orb is still on despite it being off at the end of the episode, with SpongeBob being perfectly okay in spite of actually having been touching the orb for longer (seemingly implying that Patrick is just like that, rather than the orb doing anything to him). since his default state is the same as when the orb of confusion is on, it's likely that the orb of confusion would be either purposefully and accidentally used by Patrick for long enough to leave him permanently dumb in this theory.
Gay
@@Prettyboyfilip genius response!
@@Prettyboyfilipthat’s a lesbian and trans flag though😔
@@アイドル愛 same
@@raptionman did i ask u weirdo yo grow ahh man
tbh this theory really does make sense. I think it's not just because of how concise the video is it is something I like more than the typical X character is actually evil theories which I usually don't like because they really do reach and therefore make the video longer. It also doesn't make Patrick reprehensible which is a big plus to me since most theories that make the character evil *do* frame the character as beyond redemption. Thanks for this video to be the exception to the rule.
I thought this was gonna be a really goofy theory that goes against the established canon but this is actually insanely good, I’m convinced 😭
Something I’m surprised you didn’t mention, is the weirdly consistent gag that involves Patrick talking to a mirror, and his reflection talking back to him.
Heck, most times his reflection is extremely negative and dare I say, “evil.” To also add, Patrick is usually very afraid when these instances happen. Like it’s genuinely one of the weirdest mysteries of the show imo. Other characters very rarely get this same gag (at least to my knowledge), but Patrick has gotten it several times. Really helps the ‘evil’ Patrick and ‘good’ Patrick being two separate parts of him idea.
"Doing completely nothing longer than anyone else"
And getting a trophy for it.
That honestly made me tear up a little at the end.
this changes my view of Patrick forever from SpongeBob's kind of dumb friend to the hero of bikini bottom this is the best Patrick theory I've seen so far
I clicked on this video ready to listen to anything but this actually makes a lot of sense. I don't even think this is just a theory, but rather a thing we audience didn't notice before
This theory actually makes since
I mean I heard so many theories on Patrick being evil but this one takes the cake.
8:23 So you’re saying Patrick basically king piccoloed himself.
I like how you included Nighty Nightmare, because if someone refutes CFTKK because of its ending, then you could point to NN as that game never implied the same thing that CFTKK did as a twist.
Bruh, the absurdity of this premise, ain't no way the creators thought this deep into it. It was an entertaining video, especially with how smart your argument was for such a silly idea. Props bro, I'm not trying to criticise you, quite the opposite actually, I just don't agree but dam you make a compelling argument.
I like this theory. Patrick is one of my favourite characters, and while I don't think SpongeBob is that deep of a cartoon, I'd certainly keep this one in mind. Well done!
I don't know if this was actually intended by the writers, but I do like the idea that Patrick only seems stupid because he's constantly somehow repressing his own memories to keep himself in check. Holding himself back from his true potential to avoid becoming the worst version of himself out of a genuine desire to do good, or at least to live a normal life. This would also explain why what "flavor" of stupid he comes off as can change from episode to episode. Because he's repressing his own memories, he forgets why he's repressing them and only continues to do so out of habit. When he starts to enjoy himself doing something, he stops repressing his memories in the same way for the sake of making the most of whatever activity he's involved with that is bringing him joy until he does something that brings him regret and he finally resets himself back to his "normal" state of repressed memories.
If it were true, it would also say something about his friendship with Spongebob. Aside from the general identities of those around him, the fact that Spongebob is his best friend is the only thing he stubbornly clings to as a consistent fact in the forefront of his mind, never to forget. It's incredibly important to him, and could even be the reason why he's repressing his other memories to begin with. This would mean he values his friendship with Spongebob so strongly that he's actively rejecting whatever parts of himself could put that friendship in danger. Perhaps his deepest fear is the idea of Spongebob rejecting him, leaving him all alone? It does seem as though the preservation of this specific friendship is his biggest motivating factor to giving up power when he has it.
These means alot to me thanks ❤
So.... He's just fat Buu?
I can’t believe how good that comparison is.
@@Squirreled_Studio Thanks lol
😂😂😂😂
Yeah
It started as a joke, but man did you convince me by the end😂
I really like this version of the theory. I mean, there's a lot of theories to explain why Patrick has inexplicable moments of high intelligence, but this is the only one to make it narratively cohesive.
Dang. This changes my view on Patrick.
So Patrick is basically majin buu can regenerate from any piece and has good and evil versions.
I feel this just reinforces the Patrick is sans theory basically because sans is also a very powerful character who is perceived as lazy but when under the right motivation is a formidable foe
Bro went full Alex bale mode
So the "Patrick-Man" episode is not a factor in this theory?
I’m being fully serious, Patrick is literally me.
But Mermaid Man willingly works with Patrick when Barnacle Boy turns evil.
Maybe it's a "enemies team up to fight a greater evil" type situation
Remember that Mermaid Man is still senile. Him yelling “evil” when Patrick is present could be a subconscious tic that he has, but he doesn’t actually remember Patrick.
Proof that Patrick isn't actually stupid, but rather antagonististic or just downright villainous is in the episode The Card. In it, Patrick says: Patrick Star: You can't expect my usual brand of stupidity. I like to mix it up. Keep you on your toes!...
Also, he was a massive pr*ck in the I'm With Stupid episode too...
And what if Mermaidman and Barnacle Boy made Patrick stupid with the orb of stupidity. Kind of like how the Justice League dumified Dr. Light because he was so evil. Kind of like how ManRay was still affected by the tickle belt even afterwards? And that sometimes Patrick gains his intellect back once and a while.
And yeah Patrick is very power hungry, that's for sure.
Also, I found it really creepy when Patrick flew off at the end of The Sponge Who Could Fly. It's really unsettling. Especially Patrick's nonchalant expression as he does it. It's bizarre. SpongeBob had a lot of creepy endings, if I remember correctly, yeah... There's also Squid's Visit which has Squidward lose his mind after visiting SpongeBob's house which mimics his own and then his house burning down as he did it. SpongeBob is actually a really creepy show, tbh.
Ultimately, yeah, just don't give someone like Patrick ANY power.
damn all the pieces of the puzzle were falling right into place with each additional information
This is a great description of the psychological theories of internal conflict and anxiety
Maybe Patrick is a redeemed ex villain
I totally underestimated this based on the title. Amazing video dude
Thanks, glad you liked it!
Patrick isn’t even swimming, he doesn’t move any of his limbs, just points his arm up and floats
I’ve always sensed something when it came to Patrick, it really shows that the ‘dumb’ characters, aren’t so dumb.
You know what, i can believe this theory entirely, and am willing to adopt it.
Patrick's morals are questionable at times and he often doesn't have second thoughts about anything morally questionable or rude that he does. He is good, but I'd say Patrick is a good character who sometimes has questionable morals, and those morals get far worse when he's given power.
You’re for real putting out crazy good and convincing theories
I 100% was just clicking this video to see the roasts in the comments but after watching all of it. This is actually DEEP and shockingly spot on, good video👍
Patrick once broke the road, lifted it into a ramp, and held it up long enough for a truck to fly off of it, and dropped it like it was nothing.
Broooo you’re the next Alex Bale man. Maybe less horror and more inspirational. Excellent theory.
Patrick is the Majin Buu of this show
“It’s the perfect crime!” Patrick believed when SpongeBob said Patrick was the criminal and even on the space episode Patrick captures himself. He is constantly ready to turn himself in
PSTAR7: It’s right infront of you! I’m a little liar!
this was really well made plus mentioned the underrated creature from the krusty krab? subscribed lol
i love how this show was so simply written & yet can be dissected into deep masterpieces like this
Thank you for referring to Creature from the Krusty Krab, that game was my childhood and is rarely mentioned online compared to other SpongeBob games
Nighty nightmare unlocked an old childhood memory
Yeah, this made way more sense than I thought it would. I approve. Make it cannon.
I knew that there was something shady about that starfish 🧐.
One of the best pieces of evidence you missed is in "The Card". Patrick basically says all his stupidity is an intentional act.
I really like this theory, it's kind of nice and you really helped it make sense with what we already have!~ Really interesting
in the Patrick Star show he had a moustache belonging to an evil relation of his that turns him evil so I think Mermaid Man is actually remembering that relative and not Patrick also to boot he has an evil doppleganger cousin called Fitzpatrick in the show so evil is in his blood.
Genuinely the best theory i’ve seen. Well researched and logically sound.
What about that one episode from The Patrick Star Show where SpongeBob and Patrick manipulated Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy and their various villains to become heroes/villains while they were babies?
You should also look into The Patrick Star Show for more evidence for this theory (maybe in a part 2).
Maybe I’ll follow up on this if I can find anything interesting or new. But I think Patrick is an ex-villain who’s mostly reformed and good now, so I’m not sure what else I can add to this theory. I will keep that in mind though, so thanks!
@@Squirreled_Studio Patrick has caused a lot of murder and crimes in his spinoff show, such as murdering numerous sentient food people (including attempting to murder numerous citizens in Hamodia on at least two occasions so far, with the first occasion not only having Patrick show no remorse for it, but even telling the Hamodians to jump into his mouth in an attempt to eat them. In an episode from the second season, Patrick literally ATE HIS OWN FATHER while he was applying for a job as an ice cream), showing that his gluttony can cause him to do very horrific things.
Speaking of gluttony, it is shown in The Patrick Star Show that Patrick’s obsession with ice cream was so extreme that not only will he do anything to obtain ice cream (such as attacking a sentient ice cream cone guy twice who only wanted to be a part of the show), it is even shown early on that Patrick’s ice cream obsession lead to him giving trauma to that one Goofy Goober worker to the point that he actively will try to not serve Patrick unless there is no other choice.
What do you think about this?
Huh… Alright, I might have to look into this show to see if there’s anything to add. Thanks!
I thought the Patrick star show wasn’t canon
@@Duckarefun101 It is canon, as there are references to the show in numerous later episodes of the main series.
these videos are so insane but they make total sense as well, idk what to think
Wow. What a fantastic theory. I never played those games, but this theory explains so much of why Patrick is the way he is, even him being a crappy friend to Spongebob a lot of times.
I might be late but i clicked on this video with the thought of "WTF did this guy just say?" And im leaving now with "damn, hes right"
This is a very detailed video I have not seen one of those in a while especially in a small channel. Keep it up bro. You'll be having 100k subs by December
Literally just commenting for algorithm engagement. This video was great dude
Interestingly enough there has been an episode implying Patrick pretends to be dumber. The one where he had the trading card SpongeBob wants.
I have a theory mermaid Man has a superpower to sensing evil and Patrick Star is a evil genius Mastermind pretending to be stupid to get what he wants just small fraction connecting to the rule in the world
Mi amas vin tre multe por elpensi ĉi teorion pri Patrick.
You went into far more detail then I expected, honestly if you had just shown his evil laugh at the end of Secret Box episode I would have believed you just on that scene alone.
If you accept he has the awareness to know how much he hurts those around him. He has the awareness to know he does it repeatedly and likely would again. He cannot protect his friends . His forced amnesia is more a shellfish act than a heroic one.
So Patrick is basically majin buu
I tried to be like “no this is dumb like This is just a theory, “but you made it make so much sense. 😂💀
I reckon Hillenburg would be happy and proud that someone has finally sussed Patrick! 😊 This theory makes sense and holds water in so many different glasses. It explains so much.
You forgot that moment when they were in quarantine Patrick defeated Krabs easily and Krabs should be a powerhouse
This actually somehow makes a lot of sense. Absolutely wild