@@Liamguy999nah I think people are just misremembering since it was so long ago for them. The Patrick ice cream cone drop could be traced to when he drops an ice cream cone in Hall Monitor and the rest could be the same way
Let's be real, a lot of these "mandela effects" are just people mixing episodes together with similar events, likely because they're not remembering correctly and are inserting these scenes from other, non related episodes, rather than just rewatching it and confirming the truth
I remember there being another episode where Mr Krabs opens the Krusty Krab for 24 hours because the Chum Bucket was open for 23 hours, they could've gotten those two mixed up.
I think that the reason people remember SpongeBob and Patrick going inside during the Camping Episode is because they mix it up with the episode where they get into a snowball fight. In that episode they team up against Squidward and, upon realizing he's a much powerful foe, decide to go inside.
I remember watching the spongebob Christmas episode and the scene where the jellyfish lamp falls and shatters on Spongebobs head. But then again I remember the other ones falling and shattering as well and SpongeBob getting zapped
People online talking to each other causes their memory to get fucked in the process, because I have NO IDEA where people are getting these extra scenes from...?
i do however remembered a scene from the spongebob movie where in the ending when spongebob was playing his guitar, i remembered it being purple triangle shaped instead of a peanut shape. I do find that wierd however
@@unfriendme8236I think that one correlated to the fact that Sandy had a purple v shaped guitar in the episode where Squidward tried to recruit a band
The one with 2000 years vs 3000 years in the SB-129 episode has an easy explanation: In another episode, "Spongehenge", there is a "3000 years later" scene at the end (showing the stone statues spongebob made being visited by aliens), including a corresponding time card. People just mixed up these two episodes.
Genuinely could not believe these are real mandela effects. Who in their right mind thought spongebob did a god damn duet with plankton in the band episode?? The entire point of the joke was plankton is small and can't play the harmonica. Why would they undercut the joke with a moment like that? The team didn't even work together UNTIL THE BIG PERFORMANCE! That scene literally makes no sense and I have to know where the hell people could get that from.
I'm pretty sure this guy is just making junk up. I remembered all of these episodes perfectly, and it looks like everyone else in the comments did, too. Just a bad clickbait video.
yeah like no one Sane would remember something like that the only thing i could think of making people think this is the 2nd Spongebob movie were they build a time machine and play a harmonica.
Didn't know y'all knew how other people's minds worked. The thing about the Mandela effect is that it affects people differently. Just because y'all didn't experience it, doesn't mean that these are fake.
@@jcoolguy1548 In order for something to be considered a Mandela Effect by definition, a large group of people have to remember it like that. From reading almost every comment on this video, the guy who made it seems to be the only person who remembers it like that. Therefore, it, by definition, isn't a true mandela effect.
I'm in the majority here for once, not a single one of these happened to me. Couldn't even find people online talking about any of the examples shown in this video, thus leading me to believe that this videos conception is in itself MustardPregnancy's own personal Mandela Effect where he remembers others having these situations.
for the Pizza Delivery one, its likely people are misremembering a similar event where he does a promotional event for crusty krab hotdogs. ive had a weird mandela effect where i remember watching the spongebob movie as a child and it was just "The Strangler" episode with nothing else on the disc (according to my parents as i was confused by what was obviously not a movie playing after we put the disc in, this was around 2005 so a lot of explanations for how this could happen dont make sense like if they just played the episode on netflix for some reason). maybe it was just a weird Blockbuster mishap though but i remember that being what was on the movie disc.
The hot dogs one the most possible guess I have for the episode is Krusty Dogs. It’s the only episode about hot dogs. And there’s also the As Seen On TV episode where mr krabs does a promotional ad.
As a child my favorite show was SpongeBob and I had them all on DVD, I re-watched all my DVDs until the point where they were scratched. I personally only remember the version of the show that we have now and I haven't really found any Mandela effects in SpongeBob for myself..
for the sea rhino one they might be thinking of the episode where they had a snowball fight and were making forts squidward was taking it too far and spongebob and patrick went back inside to sit by the fire and drink hot coco
For the first time, I don't remember the majority of these mandela effects unlike the ones in your other videos. I do however remember Patrick dropping his ice cream when he screams "Who are you people?". I also somewhat remember Mr. Krabs saying "25 hours a day", however it was at a different part of the episode and I vaguely recall it also being written on a sign somewhere.
25 hours a day is said in another episode, in which the krusty krab is open non-stop just like in graveyard shift, and it's written in a sign, so what you remember actually happened, it was just in another episode. The other episode is called fear of the krabby patty and that's where people remember the 25 hours a day thing from.
@@nervous-wreck EXACTLY IM LIKE HOW DOES THIS GUY NOT REALIZE THIS. i was like bro have you heard of that one episode were plankton trys to drive spongebob insane.
The one I remember wrong is in the episode where Patrick helps SpongeBob cheat on his boating test. When Mrs Puff is approaching the boat, Patrick says "act natural". SpongeBob then gets out of the boat and starts acting like a cow. I remember Patrick then saying "no, not THAT kind of natural", but he actually just says "no, get in the boat".
@@bmeht I watch the previous video he made with Spongebob Mandela effects, disliked it afterwards because he was just making stuff up, and then saw this one and immediately disliked too.
While i can believe that some of these "Mandela Effect" moments are the result of people mixing up episodes they haven't watched in a while, a lot of theme sound like people straight up lying. I've rewatched these episodes so much that I can describe them with confidence. I can't be the only one who remembers the Campfire Song Song by heart.
Our memories of Patrick dropping his icecream probably just got crossed wiring with the guy that drops his icecream on the beach in “Lilo & Stitch” 5:30
5:55 one false memory i had (not gonna call it Mandela effect for now) is that when the stick pierced Patar's mouth, the scene turns into a close-up gag. Maybe I confused the scene with primitive Patrick's closed-up teeth in SB-129. edit: looking at the comments there are few legit Mandela effects -People mistook Old Man Walker with Old Man Jenkins. Also, I once misremembered Mystery eating Old Man Walker (with Jenkins' name) but it's actually blue Jenkins. -The "25 hours" never happened in Fear of a Krabby Patty either.
25 hours open happened, but another episode, where plankton baits krabs with his 23 hours open, krabs announces that Krusty Krab is open 24 hours. It's just we don't remember the number correctly.
i smell a common theme of these mandela effects being "things that could not have been in the original episode because they would mess up the humor and/or pacing of the episode" except the 3000 years thing, i remember it being 3000 years
With the SpongeTrons in "SB-129", I misremembered them being called SpongeBots, and I thought I remembered them looking and sounding more robotic. My memory likely fused them with the more robotic SpongeBob Plankton built and put SpongeBob's brain in in "Welcome to the Chum Bucket." I know for a while as a kid, "SB-129" felt like a rare episode because I saw it once, and it took a long time before I saw it air again, so this likely caused my memory of it to warp.
In the sea bear episode the mandela effect here is probably because of another episode the snowball fight one they go inside to watch a movie and drink hot coco when Squidward still stays outside thinking they were still attacking him with snowballs
I think it’s just some funny fourth wall break, or because the strangler kept messing up his lines like “now open the door so I can strangle ya, I mean choke ya, I mean crush you into, I mean” and then SpongeBob goes “protect me?” And then once the strangler thanks him, SpongeBob replies with “don’t mention it strangler. I mean bodyguard.”
Do you remember that one old, green fish? The short one with the thick glasses, who mistakes SpongeBob for a package of Bran Flakes? What if I told you he's never called "Old Man Jenkins" in the show?
Let's see how many of these I remember.... Band Geeks Harmonica - No, I don't ever remember this, nor did I ever hear anyone talk about it as a kid. Chocolate Chase - Yes.... I kinda do remember this. I mean, I don't remember disguises, but I do remember the chase scenes being longer than they actually are. Pizza Promotion - No, I don't remember this at all. Prehybernation Icecream - Wait... he DIDN'T drop the cone?! I could have SWORN he dropped the cone and groceries! This one got me. Ugh Jellyfishing - No, that's from another episode. I can see how these were collated. SB-129 - No, I remembered it as 2000 years. Strangler - Nope, don't remember this one either. Frankendoodle - Again, nope. 25 Hours a Day - Nope. Camping Episode - Nope. Only 2.
the pizza mandela effect probably happens because there is a confusion between the episode where spongebob and squidward deliver pizza and the episode where crusty crab starts selling hot-dogs
I wasn't affected by any of these. It probably helps that I was a teenager (13 to 18) for the first few seasons of spongebob (peak spongebob IMO) and a lot of the young adults misremembering these were little kids the first times they watched these. I personally don't remember things I saw when I was little accurately, so it's understandable
When it comes to mandela effect and mishearing things , I believe that it's a result of the audio and speakers on older CRT televisions. As far as the actual animations, I think it could be either a episode that was changed after the first time it was aired, or some kind of false association or equivalency.
You already explained the mix-up between ugh and SB-129, other people already explained the mix-up between the camping episode and the snowball fight episode but I haven't seen anyone explain the 25 hours a day one, so I'll be the one to do it: Y'all are mixing up fear of the krabby patty and graveyard shift, the concept of the Krusty Krab being open non-stop is present in both episodes but the 25 hours a day thing is in fear of the krabby patty, not graveyard shift, so that's what y'all remember.
Re: Patrick dropping his ice cream, I'd wager people are conflating that moment with the recurring gag of the tourist dropping his ice cream in Lilo & Stitch. The guy's fat, bald, sunburned (i.e., pink) and wearing swim trunks -- easy enough for your brain to slip Patrick in his place. Their ice cream scoops are even similar colors.
Every single one of these episodes was not a Mandela effect for me I honestly didn't know what you were talking about I remember every single seen as the way they were opposed to be but it was interesting to hear
I never had that effect on graveyard shift but I can see why people affected by that. Just like "Ugh" episode, there is another episode people probobly mixed with. It's about Chum Bucket was installed a sign says "Open 24 Hours". After that Eugene decided to make his resturant open for 25 hours. I don't remember the name of the episode but in Graveyard Shift SB and SW only shown for one nightshift meanwhile in the episode I'm talking about they have worked without breaks for days(weeks maybe?) and both of them extremly exhausted during this time.
Here's on of my own strange Mandela effects. In the season 8 episode "Hello Bikini Bottom" a mermaid named "Colonel Carper" appears... Except he isn't a mermaid, just a regular fancy fish, i can't be the only one who remembered him as a mermaid right?
For me, it’s Christmas Who. I remember the scene when the fishes find out Santa wasn’t real and where a jellyfish lamp falls on spongebobs head and shatters, but then again, I remember the other ones falling and shattering as well.
Just because you personally haven’t experienced these mandala effects or try to explain why people misremember, doesn’t mean it’s not a Mandela effect.
I have a personal Mandela Effect in survival of the idiots. After SpongeBob and Patrick got beat up by Sandy, knowing Patrick is stupid, I always thought he said, I'm so cold that I'm cold. But he actually said, I'm so cold that I'm shivering.
The last SpongeBob Mandela effect video was interesting, but his one seems like they’re all made up lol. Like I don’t think anyone online actually remembers these in any other way
The episode where squidward tastes a kraby patty. It's not a mandela effect, but, there used to be a version where he ended up activating the krusty krab's security system. A bucket of gas and a match. Only to end up edited out later, it ends up getting listed as a mandela effect despite being real
Literally 0 of these are remembered as mandela effects for me. The only close one would be the Christmas photo, but they showed it somewhere else not in the actual episode. I was poor and neglected so 95% of my time as a kid was spent in my room re watching early spongebob episodes. I do wonder if it is a generational thing. Maybe younger people remember it differently.
I feel like we have all these Mandela effects because people bring them up and others don't really remember them well so their view gets altered based on others ideas
Good theory. It reminds me of the game “telephone”. Like we all have this blurred memory of this thing, and then some guy thinks something different, so then he’s like “yo remember that scene where Patrick flew off in a jet pack at the end of rule of dumb?” And then everyone else believes it. This actually gives some sense to these absurd things that this guy is talking about.
I remember every bit of each episode since 1999 and none of those mandela effects ever happened. If anyone honestly remembered these, then they had let their imagination run so wild that it effected their memory of the show.
So, when I was growing up, we had these portable DVD/CD players that would play whatever was in it (it may have been a cartridge, I don't remember.) However, what I do remember, is the severe lack of that Spongebob/Plankton scene from Band Geeks. Because that is an episode I explicitly remember having on this portable player. It was never there, even in this weird version of the show.
i SWEARRR like at least four of these really did happen. Like for example the patrick ice cream one, i can literally see the animation in my head and him saying "aw my ice cream..' or something after the screaming.. am i wrong?? it has me wondering if some scenes were censored or taken away from certain episodes.
Literally none of these effected me i dont rember a single one most are so minor they could have been parts misherd or mixed up with memories with other shows and stuff
For Graveyard Shift, What I remembered was that Mr. Krabs said "We're going to be open 24 hours a day" Then Plankton, wanting to mess with the krusty krew even more, puts out a flyer saying he's open 25 hours a day, and then Mr. Krabs tries to one-up Plankton even more. But now that I think more about it, I think that came at the start of the episode and Plankton's flyer said "open 23 hours" But you know, it's not exactly an unheard-of joke to go "I'm gonna do something for 25 hours a day, which is funny because there's only 24 in a day."
Mandela Effect comes from idiot people adding parts to the show during conversation and the “yes man” in the group says “yea I remember that” knowing they don’t remember that but said so cuz the cool kid(s) did. Classic “Telephone” game in real life.
Y'all just watching Spongebob wrong or something. I remember all of these moments the way they actually are lol.
It’s probably fake.
Wow good for you, here is your superiority 🍪
@@Hamantha thanks
That’s your opinion. I didn’t know there was a specific way to watch the yellow man…
@@Nept6nssyou gotta watch it with your eyes
Am i the only one who is watching this video and thinking "wait people think that happened?"
No not at all
yeah they're trippin lol.
Nope
I’m just thinking this guy made it up
@@Liamguy999nah I think people are just misremembering since it was so long ago for them. The Patrick ice cream cone drop could be traced to when he drops an ice cream cone in Hall Monitor and the rest could be the same way
Let's be real, a lot of these "mandela effects" are just people mixing episodes together with similar events, likely because they're not remembering correctly and are inserting these scenes from other, non related episodes, rather than just rewatching it and confirming the truth
I remember there being another episode where Mr Krabs opens the Krusty Krab for 24 hours because the Chum Bucket was open for 23 hours, they could've gotten those two mixed up.
@@randomcrackhead8627 you mean fear of a Krabby patty?
It's part of how the Mandela effect works, which is pretty neat.
I'm betting the Sea Bear one is getting mixed up with the snowball war episode
Still interesting
I think that the reason people remember SpongeBob and Patrick going inside during the Camping Episode is because they mix it up with the episode where they get into a snowball fight. In that episode they team up against Squidward and, upon realizing he's a much powerful foe, decide to go inside.
Exactly what I was about to post 👍👍
I remember watching the spongebob Christmas episode and the scene where the jellyfish lamp falls and shatters on Spongebobs head. But then again I remember the other ones falling and shattering as well and SpongeBob getting zapped
@@okjeffy6581 bizarrely, I do kinda remember the jar smashing on him.
I was literally about that comment this
I was watching this video on my TV and looked it up on my phone to comment the same thing
Homie made up a bunch thinking we wouldn’t notice 😭
Frrrr 😭😭😭
I started the video excited to see what I remembered wrong and it turns out it was NONE of them.
Yeah he definitely made up all of them
@@oldman4549he really didn’t
For man I thought bro was schizo
As much as I enjoyed this video, unfortunately I don’t recall any of these the way other people do.
Same. I was scratching my head
@@Nept6nss haha, that’s literally what I was doing tbh, small world.
@@kastfilms hahah same be my boyfriend??? I mean nothing -
@@Nept6nss haha, you crack me up, bud 😂 sounds like something my friend would say, he’s always pulling that one on me 🤣
People online talking to each other causes their memory to get fucked in the process, because I have NO IDEA where people are getting these extra scenes from...?
I literally remembered every single one of these correctly.
Yea I think it’s fake
Exactly. He pulled these out his ass
swear
@@Sintherblock no
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Seems like ChatGPT has a lot of wrong memories about Spongebob
I have never experienced any of these false memories, y’all are wild
i do however remembered a scene from the spongebob movie where in the ending when spongebob was playing his guitar, i remembered it being purple triangle shaped instead of a peanut shape. I do find that wierd however
I think that the dude is just making all this crap up.
@@unfriendme8236I think that one correlated to the fact that Sandy had a purple v shaped guitar in the episode where Squidward tried to recruit a band
This man just making up mandela effects.
@@unfriendme8236i remember it being a white v shape
The one with 2000 years vs 3000 years in the SB-129 episode has an easy explanation: In another episode, "Spongehenge", there is a "3000 years later" scene at the end (showing the stone statues spongebob made being visited by aliens), including a corresponding time card. People just mixed up these two episodes.
Good point! That is exactly what happened.
ok thank you cause that was the only one i did in fact remember that way and i can almost guarantee it is because of that
Genuinely could not believe these are real mandela effects. Who in their right mind thought spongebob did a god damn duet with plankton in the band episode?? The entire point of the joke was plankton is small and can't play the harmonica. Why would they undercut the joke with a moment like that? The team didn't even work together UNTIL THE BIG PERFORMANCE! That scene literally makes no sense and I have to know where the hell people could get that from.
I'm pretty sure this guy is just making junk up. I remembered all of these episodes perfectly, and it looks like everyone else in the comments did, too. Just a bad clickbait video.
yeah like no one Sane would remember something like that the only thing i could think of making people think this is the 2nd Spongebob movie were they build a time machine and play a harmonica.
Didn't know y'all knew how other people's minds worked. The thing about the Mandela effect is that it affects people differently. Just because y'all didn't experience it, doesn't mean that these are fake.
@@jcoolguy1548 In order for something to be considered a Mandela Effect by definition, a large group of people have to remember it like that. From reading almost every comment on this video, the guy who made it seems to be the only person who remembers it like that. Therefore, it, by definition, isn't a true mandela effect.
@@vaporkay7831 I disagree. For me, a Mandela effect just has to be something that a person misremembers. It doesn't really have to be complex.
I'm in the majority here for once, not a single one of these happened to me. Couldn't even find people online talking about any of the examples shown in this video, thus leading me to believe that this videos conception is in itself MustardPregnancy's own personal Mandela Effect where he remembers others having these situations.
Yeah he’s just making this crap up
lol fr people be lying on the internet @@backphomet
Other than the 25 hours a day
I watched a dub as a kid but I'm dead certain he said 25 hours a day
Same dude I’m flabbergasted with these
For the pencil one, I remember the pencil being bigger.
for the Pizza Delivery one, its likely people are misremembering a similar event where he does a promotional event for crusty krab hotdogs.
ive had a weird mandela effect where i remember watching the spongebob movie as a child and it was just "The Strangler" episode with nothing else on the disc (according to my parents as i was confused by what was obviously not a movie playing after we put the disc in, this was around 2005 so a lot of explanations for how this could happen dont make sense like if they just played the episode on netflix for some reason). maybe it was just a weird Blockbuster mishap though but i remember that being what was on the movie disc.
The hot dogs one the most possible guess I have for the episode is Krusty Dogs. It’s the only episode about hot dogs. And there’s also the As Seen On TV episode where mr krabs does a promotional ad.
I don't remember a single one of these... and I'm a Mandela Effect enthusiast.
This man just making up mandela effects.
@@bradecurrencyfarman2164 for vyooz
As a child my favorite show was SpongeBob and I had them all on DVD, I re-watched all my DVDs until the point where they were scratched. I personally only remember the version of the show that we have now and I haven't really found any Mandela effects in SpongeBob for myself..
Me neither used to never miss a episode I’m sitting on my bed like I don’t remember any of that
1:20 i watched that episode so many times on dvd as a kid, so i cant relate nor imagine it
1:02 I was actually a bit confused hearing this, because I know that scene never happened and I never had memories of that happening.
1:57 honestly based answer
Anyone else remember all these episodes correctly? Lol
Me, most of it, I binge-watched Season 1 when I was 9. I somehow also thought that Patrick dropped the Ice Cream.
Nope
Yeah I did. Except for Patrick dropping the ice cream but I don't even remember the ice cream tbh
This man just making up mandela effects.
I don’t remember a single one of these Mandela effects.
I think it’s faked. No one else remembers these.
@@Liamguy999 Yes.
it’s wild there are actual people who think these have happened
I’ve watched all seasons of SpongeBob over 100 times now, I can promise you with 100 percent certainty none of theses happened ever
Those people who thought they made a beautiful melody should tell us what it sounded like
0:06 SPONGE BONG HEMPANTS 😭😭😭
OMG I REMEMBER THAT
for the sea rhino one they might be thinking of the episode where they had a snowball fight and were making forts squidward was taking it too far and spongebob and patrick went back inside to sit by the fire and drink hot coco
bro really said "cute" to plankton literally suffering just to play the harmonica
For the first time, I don't remember the majority of these mandela effects unlike the ones in your other videos.
I do however remember Patrick dropping his ice cream when he screams "Who are you people?". I also somewhat remember Mr. Krabs saying "25 hours a day", however it was at a different part of the episode and I vaguely recall it also being written on a sign somewhere.
25 hours a day is said in another episode, in which the krusty krab is open non-stop just like in graveyard shift, and it's written in a sign, so what you remember actually happened, it was just in another episode. The other episode is called fear of the krabby patty and that's where people remember the 25 hours a day thing from.
Thank you so much for this clarification, I completely forgot about the other episode!@@nervous-wreck
@@nervous-wreck That's what I was thinking. I thought I was losing it for a second XD
@@nervous-wreck EXACTLY IM LIKE HOW DOES THIS GUY NOT REALIZE THIS.
i was like bro have you heard of that one episode were plankton trys to drive spongebob insane.
The one I remember wrong is in the episode where Patrick helps SpongeBob cheat on his boating test. When Mrs Puff is approaching the boat, Patrick says "act natural". SpongeBob then gets out of the boat and starts acting like a cow. I remember Patrick then saying "no, not THAT kind of natural", but he actually just says "no, get in the boat".
I've never heard of any of these.
He made them all up.
@@bmeht I watch the previous video he made with Spongebob Mandela effects, disliked it afterwards because he was just making stuff up, and then saw this one and immediately disliked too.
dude this is literally the joke?? this is a parody theory channel
Idk man I've never heard of any of this stuff, no clue what a joke is
@@ThirdyMeowy Regardless, he is still baiting people with PLAUSIBLE facts.
While i can believe that some of these "Mandela Effect" moments are the result of people mixing up episodes they haven't watched in a while, a lot of theme sound like people straight up lying. I've rewatched these episodes so much that I can describe them with confidence.
I can't be the only one who remembers the Campfire Song Song by heart.
Our memories of Patrick dropping his icecream probably just got crossed wiring with the guy that drops his icecream on the beach in “Lilo & Stitch” 5:30
That guy is also fat, pink, and bald lol
I feel like there was an episodes of SpongeBob where Patrick did drop some ice cream
@@MusicIsmyfavorite tbh you’re probably right
@@MusicIsmyfavorite i believe that was the hall moniter episode
That's popular joke in animation. It happens all the time even irl.
Didn't even know these existed until now but they all sound real
Theory: this dude found like one real one but not enough for a video so he pulled like 12 out of his butt and just made it a video
@@Liamguy999 yup thats probably the case
@@Liamguy999yeah because i remember literally none of these lmaoo
@@illuminaticonfirmed1389 and some of them sound really unlikely
@@Liamguy999 yeah the only one i found Convincing is where patrick is supposed to drop his ice cream cone.
yall just made these things up
5:55 one false memory i had (not gonna call it Mandela effect for now) is that when the stick pierced Patar's mouth, the scene turns into a close-up gag.
Maybe I confused the scene with primitive Patrick's closed-up teeth in SB-129.
edit: looking at the comments there are few legit Mandela effects
-People mistook Old Man Walker with Old Man Jenkins. Also, I once misremembered Mystery eating Old Man Walker (with Jenkins' name) but it's actually blue Jenkins.
-The "25 hours" never happened in Fear of a Krabby Patty either.
The grave yard shift one is because plankton has a sign at the chum bucket that says "open 25 hours".
But Mr krabs said 24, not 25
25 hours open happened, but another episode, where plankton baits krabs with his 23 hours open, krabs announces that Krusty Krab is open 24 hours. It's just we don't remember the number correctly.
Eyeless Sandy is one of those things that’s not scary as a kid but is as an adult
Why
i smell a common theme of these mandela effects being "things that could not have been in the original episode because they would mess up the humor and/or pacing of the episode"
except the 3000 years thing, i remember it being 3000 years
With the SpongeTrons in "SB-129", I misremembered them being called SpongeBots, and I thought I remembered them looking and sounding more robotic. My memory likely fused them with the more robotic SpongeBob Plankton built and put SpongeBob's brain in in "Welcome to the Chum Bucket." I know for a while as a kid, "SB-129" felt like a rare episode because I saw it once, and it took a long time before I saw it air again, so this likely caused my memory of it to warp.
his face did turned into robotic face for a moment
This only applies to people that haven't rewatched spongebob in 20 years
In the sea bear episode the mandela effect here is probably because of another episode the snowball fight one they go inside to watch a movie and drink hot coco when Squidward still stays outside thinking they were still attacking him with snowballs
Maybe the chocolate one was confused with disguises because one guy disguised himself as a broken patient in pain
Though why does SpongeBob go "Okay, Strangler... I mean bodyguard!"
I think it’s just some funny fourth wall break, or because the strangler kept messing up his lines like “now open the door so I can strangle ya, I mean choke ya, I mean crush you into, I mean” and then SpongeBob goes “protect me?” And then once the strangler thanks him, SpongeBob replies with “don’t mention it strangler. I mean bodyguard.”
I think spongebob knew it was the strangler all along and he just tried to annoy him
never had false memories of tv shows, honestly kind of a skill issue
Ikr
Theory: it’s fake
bruh
Do you remember that one old, green fish? The short one with the thick glasses, who mistakes SpongeBob for a package of Bran Flakes?
What if I told you he's never called "Old Man Jenkins" in the show?
U lying
@@urmom-jn7ls Can you name an instance?
I googled and it says his name is Old Man Walker
Wasn't Old Men Jenkins that farmer?
@@auditect950 i meant like "no way " maybe I should've just said that lol
Let's see how many of these I remember....
Band Geeks Harmonica - No, I don't ever remember this, nor did I ever hear anyone talk about it as a kid.
Chocolate Chase - Yes.... I kinda do remember this. I mean, I don't remember disguises, but I do remember the chase scenes being longer than they actually are.
Pizza Promotion - No, I don't remember this at all.
Prehybernation Icecream - Wait... he DIDN'T drop the cone?! I could have SWORN he dropped the cone and groceries! This one got me.
Ugh Jellyfishing - No, that's from another episode. I can see how these were collated.
SB-129 - No, I remembered it as 2000 years.
Strangler - Nope, don't remember this one either.
Frankendoodle - Again, nope.
25 Hours a Day - Nope.
Camping Episode - Nope.
Only 2.
i remember these as they are probably because i rewatch it often enough! still you brought up all the best episodes! loved it
I haven’t watched SpongeBob in ages and I don’t Remember it being exactly the way it’s supposed to be
The thing about people thinking Mr. Krabs went all out on promoting pizza in Pizza Delivery might be them confusing it with Krusty Dogs
I don't think anyone thought any of these things. I've yet to see someone say otherwise.
the pizza mandela effect probably happens because there is a confusion between the episode where spongebob and squidward deliver pizza and the episode where crusty crab starts selling hot-dogs
I wasn't affected by any of these. It probably helps that I was a teenager (13 to 18) for the first few seasons of spongebob (peak spongebob IMO) and a lot of the young adults misremembering these were little kids the first times they watched these. I personally don't remember things I saw when I was little accurately, so it's understandable
I think this guy was just faking it. These are absurd.
When it comes to mandela effect and mishearing things , I believe that it's a result of the audio and speakers on older CRT televisions. As far as the actual animations, I think it could be either a episode that was changed after the first time it was aired, or some kind of false association or equivalency.
You already explained the mix-up between ugh and SB-129, other people already explained the mix-up between the camping episode and the snowball fight episode but I haven't seen anyone explain the 25 hours a day one, so I'll be the one to do it: Y'all are mixing up fear of the krabby patty and graveyard shift, the concept of the Krusty Krab being open non-stop is present in both episodes but the 25 hours a day thing is in fear of the krabby patty, not graveyard shift, so that's what y'all remember.
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The pizza promotion might be mixing this episode up with the Krusty Dogs episode. In that, Mr Krabs goes all in on hot dogs.
Re: Patrick dropping his ice cream, I'd wager people are conflating that moment with the recurring gag of the tourist dropping his ice cream in Lilo & Stitch. The guy's fat, bald, sunburned (i.e., pink) and wearing swim trunks -- easy enough for your brain to slip Patrick in his place. Their ice cream scoops are even similar colors.
Every single one of these episodes was not a Mandela effect for me I honestly didn't know what you were talking about I remember every single seen as the way they were opposed to be but it was interesting to hear
anyone else completely unaffected by this batch of Mandela effects?
I don’t remember elaborate disguises for the chocolate episode, rather they keep changing their approach each home.
That is how the episode went. They do something, it doesn’t work, so they try something different.
I literally never heard about any of these. How much do you want to bet he made most of these "fake memory scenes" up to fill up the video?
I once though I was suffering from the Mandela effect from the episode, just one bite, but it was actually a deleted scene
Bro just made up these Mandela effects
Where did you get any of these?
Omg!! I thought for sure Patrick dropped that ice cream cone too! 😮 That's crazy!!
Whoever fell for these isn't a real SpongeBob fan
Exactly!
I never had that effect on graveyard shift but I can see why people affected by that. Just like "Ugh" episode, there is another episode people probobly mixed with. It's about Chum Bucket was installed a sign says "Open 24 Hours". After that Eugene decided to make his resturant open for 25 hours. I don't remember the name of the episode but in Graveyard Shift SB and SW only shown for one nightshift meanwhile in the episode I'm talking about they have worked without breaks for days(weeks maybe?) and both of them extremly exhausted during this time.
Here's on of my own strange Mandela effects.
In the season 8 episode "Hello Bikini Bottom"
a mermaid named "Colonel Carper" appears...
Except
he isn't a mermaid, just a regular fancy fish, i can't be the only one who remembered him as a mermaid right?
For me, it’s Christmas Who. I remember the scene when the fishes find out Santa wasn’t real and where a jellyfish lamp falls on spongebobs head and shatters, but then again, I remember the other ones falling and shattering as well.
The only explanation I can think of for this is some weird fever dream.
@@Liamguy999 maybe XD.
fake drama for views 👌👌
Straight up fell like you’ve made stuff like the harmonica scene up completely
I think they are all made up but that was the easiest one to recognize because it’s the most popular episodes and he made it seem so dramatic
Just because you personally haven’t experienced these mandala effects or try to explain why people misremember, doesn’t mean it’s not a Mandela effect.
I have a personal Mandela Effect in survival of the idiots. After SpongeBob and Patrick got beat up by Sandy, knowing Patrick is stupid, I always thought he said, I'm so cold that I'm cold. But he actually said, I'm so cold that I'm shivering.
they must be remastering these episodes because I really remember when pat came back Said “who are you people “ and the sky was dark/ nighttime 5:30
Maybe you were watching it at night or in a dark place which caused you to perceive the time as night?
@@NintendoFan4104 no my lighting doesn’t have anything to do with it.. the sky was black or like dark blue resembling night time.
I remember it being an evening orange color
7:08 the 3000 years timecard is in spongehenge and is like a refrence to it. theres a theory of it on yourube
The last SpongeBob Mandela effect video was interesting, but his one seems like they’re all made up lol. Like I don’t think anyone online actually remembers these in any other way
Are y’all on something? Who remembers any of this happening?
The episode where squidward tastes a kraby patty. It's not a mandela effect, but, there used to be a version where he ended up activating the krusty krab's security system. A bucket of gas and a match. Only to end up edited out later, it ends up getting listed as a mandela effect despite being real
I don't remember any of these Mandela effects, maybe its because I own all the episodes and watch them often enough.
Or maybe he faked it
I honestly am questioning if any of these are even real. I’ve never heard of any of these misconceptions…
bro is smoking crack I have never heard any of these
Literally 0 of these are remembered as mandela effects for me. The only close one would be the Christmas photo, but they showed it somewhere else not in the actual episode. I was poor and neglected so 95% of my time as a kid was spent in my room re watching early spongebob episodes. I do wonder if it is a generational thing. Maybe younger people remember it differently.
I've honestly never heard of any of these
I feel like we have all these Mandela effects because people bring them up and others don't really remember them well so their view gets altered based on others ideas
Good theory. It reminds me of the game “telephone”. Like we all have this blurred memory of this thing, and then some guy thinks something different, so then he’s like “yo remember that scene where Patrick flew off in a jet pack at the end of rule of dumb?” And then everyone else believes it. This actually gives some sense to these absurd things that this guy is talking about.
This is a load of barnacles
The chocolate one is getting confused with the guy who scammed them in the same episode with the chocolate bar bags
cant say i was affected by any of these
Who doesnt know the iconic "2000 years later"?
I remember every bit of each episode since 1999 and none of those mandela effects ever happened. If anyone honestly remembered these, then they had let their imagination run so wild that it effected their memory of the show.
Right? I also watched them in the early 2000's loads of times and all of this is pretty bogus.
The last one was probably mixed up with the episode: Night Light
So, when I was growing up, we had these portable DVD/CD players that would play whatever was in it (it may have been a cartridge, I don't remember.) However, what I do remember, is the severe lack of that Spongebob/Plankton scene from Band Geeks. Because that is an episode I explicitly remember having on this portable player. It was never there, even in this weird version of the show.
i SWEARRR like at least four of these really did happen. Like for example the patrick ice cream one, i can literally see the animation in my head and him saying "aw my ice cream..' or something after the screaming.. am i wrong?? it has me wondering if some scenes were censored or taken away from certain episodes.
I always felt that on my Childhood Television, Spongebob looked way older and faded, now, the original episodes are never faded.
A video idea could be talking about deleted scenes in SpongeBob.
Not a singular one did i misremember. I legit finished what happened in the episode before he even said. What nostalgia crack are yall all smoking
Literally none of these effected me i dont rember a single one most are so minor they could have been parts misherd or mixed up with memories with other shows and stuff
For Graveyard Shift, What I remembered was that Mr. Krabs said "We're going to be open 24 hours a day" Then Plankton, wanting to mess with the krusty krew even more, puts out a flyer saying he's open 25 hours a day, and then Mr. Krabs tries to one-up Plankton even more. But now that I think more about it, I think that came at the start of the episode and Plankton's flyer said "open 23 hours" But you know, it's not exactly an unheard-of joke to go "I'm gonna do something for 25 hours a day, which is funny because there's only 24 in a day."
Ngl all of these were misses.
Yeah honestly, these were delusional takes
no bruh you cant tell me they didn't wear disguises to avoid the chocolate guy
I don't remember any of these, guess i just have good memory
soulja boy ooooo
Mandela Effect comes from idiot people adding parts to the show during conversation and the “yes man” in the group says “yea I remember that” knowing they don’t remember that but said so cuz the cool kid(s) did. Classic “Telephone” game in real life.
lol the way everyone knows you're making stuff up is so funny to me
Someone with extremely good memory the harmonica one I confident that did not happen I do t recall SpongeBob doing any such thing