Sponge-Cano! (Episode)

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'''Sponge-Cano!''' is an episode from [[Episodes/Season 7|Season 7]] and the fifth episode in Legends of Bikini Bottom special.
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'''Sponge-Cano!''' is an episode from [[Episodes/Season 7|Season 7]].
  
 
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Revision as of 06:04, 29 November 2021

Sponge-Cano!
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Episode No.: 142b
Season: 7/2010
Airdate: January 28, 2011
Previous Episode: Trench Billies
Next Episode: The Great Patty Caper
Characters Voice actors
SpongeBob SquarePants Tom Kenny
Sponge-Cano Pic.jpg

Sponge-Cano! is an episode from Season 7.

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A volcano eruption brings an ancient warrior to Bikini Bottom with dire predictions.

Trivia

  • Released on DVD in Legends of Bikini Bottom on November 16, 2010.
  • The episode name is an obvious pun on "volcano".
  • This is the second appearence of dolphins in general. The first dolphins appear in SpongeBob Vs. The Big One while JKL was surfing for the first time onscreen.
  • Squidward's house was sacrificed to the volcano to stop it from erupting.


Transcript

Episode Transcript: Sponge-Cano!


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