How did Squidward Die

About Squidward

Squidward Tentacles is the main character in the animated television series “SpongeBob SquarePants.” He is portrayed as an anthropomorphic squid with six tentacles and a large nose. Squidward is known for his grumpy and sarcastic personality and is often depicted as being easily irritated by his cheerful and naive co-workers, SpongeBob and Patrick.

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One of Squidward’s defining characteristics is his love for music and the arts. He plays the clarinet and dreams of becoming a successful musician, but he is often unsuccessful in his endeavors. Squidward is also depicted as being pretentious and self-absorbed, often belittling others and seeking attention and praise for himself.

Despite his negative traits, Squidward is shown to have a softer side and occasionally displays kindness and compassion towards others, especially when he sees someone in need. He is also shown to be intelligent and cultured, often making references to art and literature that his co-workers do not understand.

Overall, Squidward is a complex character who is both flawed and sympathetic. His grumpy demeanor and love for the arts make him a unique and memorable character in the SpongeBob SquarePants universe.

How did Squidward Die

Squidward‘s Suicide, also known as Red Mist, is a lost episode of Creepypasta that is supposed to air as a premiere of Spongebob Squarepants season four. The episode is about the anthropomorphic octopus character supposedly killing himself with a shotgun.

The story is told by an intern for Nickelodeon, with the show’s production team reviewing what was supposed to be the premiere episode for the fourth season, but as the footage progresses, the animators and editors become horrified by violent imagery and ghostly sound effects that weren’t authorized to be included.

Origin

The story was posted by an anonymous user from the 7chan’ /x/paranormal forum.

The user describes how, while being an intern for Nickelodeon, he and a few other people were requested to watch a copy of the episode “Fear of the Krabby Patty“. Instead, the title read “Squidward’s Suicide” but, thinking of the episode being some morbid joke shared by the animators, they decided to continue with the task at hand.

The episode begins with the title card of Squidward’s Suicide before the camera pans to Squidward playing his clarinet horribly. He is soon interrupted by SpongeBob and Patrick laughing outside his home. Squidward aggressively tells them both to quiet down as he is practicing for a concert which, sadly, goes wrong for him. However, as the crowd booed him for his horrendous performance, they all seem to have red eyes similar to that of a fish in real-life, including SpongeBob and Patrick themselves.

The camera cuts to Squidward, upset and embarrassed, in his bedroom sobbing with his head on his knees. Although the crying didn’t sound like Squidward but instead, it sounded more genuine to an actual person. This scene continues for a while until Squidward reveals his face to the camera.

Squidward has the same eyes as the crowd before with blood dripping down while the crying increases in volume in the background. Once the crying stops, a deep voice off-screen shouts “Do it!” as the camera pans out to show Squidward holding a shotgun in his mouth. Seconds later, Squidward shoots himself and the camera pans out once more to present his remains on the screen before the episode ends.

Facts

• There were apparently certain images within the episode during the section of Squidward crying that involved child torture and murder. However, the images were pasted due to the short duration between the images and the frames of the scene.
  • The culprit for these murders has not been found but, people believe it’s the same person responsible for creating the episode. The children were never identified or found.
• The true creator of the copy of the episode was never identified.
• There have been numerous attempts to find the episode but, all have proven to be in vain.
  • Some fans of this urban legend have re-created the episode on YouTube for others to watch.
• In season 12, episode 256a, SpongeBob in RandomLand, in the door sequence, it enters an alternate universe of the characters, one of them making reference to Suicide Squidward, with Squidward’s face reminiscent to the original image, and keeping the original scream in the background noise.