The personality and cold humor of
Aside from the exaggerated outerwear of cold humor, nonsense, and heartless, its core is constant. Whether you watch one episode or ten seasons of SpongeBob SquarePants, the emotional experience is the same - perpetual optimism, joy, friendship and innocent adventure.
Bikini Beach is like an absurd alternative version of Eden that has been translated to the bottom of the sea. There are countless "exaggerated" and "unscientific" coexistence here, but instead it has become a happy, free and harmonious ecosystem, and has become a place that belongs only to << SpongeBob>'s unique context.
It is full of unreasonableness, but we think it is the most natural; people here do not have long-term dreams and main lines of life, but we are willing to watch their daily lives in ten seasons. This unique context and just the right expressiveness are the reasons why
Author Stephen Hillenburg is not only an animator, he is a marine biologist himself, and no one can imagine how much emotion he put into this "unscientific" underwater world. It is not easy for us to find out that Bikini Beach has many environmental metaphors for the real ocean world - SpongeBob SquarePants' home (pineapple), Crab Castle King's storefront (crab pot) are actually marine garbage created by humans, Crab Boss His daughter was a whale because he took in calves whose parents were killed by humans.
I don't want to think about why a great creator who created so much joy for the whole world left this world early because of illness. I would like to understand that he couldn't wait any longer, and wanted to quickly drop his sick body and play heartlessly in the underwater world he created. Maybe he won't go to heaven, but become a new member of Bikini Beach, catch jellyfish when he has nothing to do, and then let them all go, go for a walk on the beach when he is tired, and eat a crab cake at King Crab Castle.
“Who lives in a pineapple under the sea? SpongeBob Squarepants! …And, Stephen Hillenburg.”
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