Fiction logo

The SpongeBob Cartoon Secrets

Fan Fiction Cartoons

By EmalyhaPublished 2 years ago • 1 min read

Pearl's parents in Bikini Bottom, a world under the sea from SpongeBob SquarePants. This cartoon first aired in 1999. The town is filled with strange sea creatures. Many theories surround them. Some suggest they were mutated by a nuclear bomb. Others think they wear skin suits. Yet, one mystery lingers, casting a shadow. It revolves around Mr. Krabs and his daughter, Pearl.

One is a crab and the other is a sperm whale. The mechanics of their relationship are never explained. Pearl's mother remains a mystery, leading to various fan theories. Some believe Mr. Krabs isn't Pearl's biological father. They think he married her mother when she was already pregnant. Perhaps her mother passed away or left after Pearl was born. In the season 9 episode "Jailbreak," we see a whale that looks like Pearl. It’s speculated this could be her biological father. He may have abandoned them for a life of crime. It’s a sad possibility that hangs over their odd family dynamic.

There's a theory that Mr. Krabs is Pearl's biological father. Yet, she didn't inherit any of his crab traits. A trivia book from 2000 supports this idea. It mentions that Pearl resembles her mother more.

Another theory suggests something scandalous. It implies that Mrs. Krabs may have been unfaithful. She could have had an affair with another whale. This could mean that Pearl is not truly Mr. Krabs' daughter. The thought is rather sad and complicated.

Theory number four tells a bittersweet story. It is about Mr. Krabs adopting baby Pearl. In this fan-made cartoon, he rescues her after her mother is shot by whalers. It is shocking to see how deeply emotional this can be. The story also explains why Krabs fears hooks. We may never know the truth. SpongeBob creator Steven Hillenburg chose not to reveal Pearl's backstory. So, this remains a painful secret.

Fan Fiction

About the Creator

Emalyha

"Within my pen what words are pent, What mystery, what merriment!" - Amos Russel Wells

Enjoyed the story? Support the Creator.

Subscribe for free to receive all their stories in your feed.

Subscribe For Free

Reader insights

Comments

There are no comments for this story

Be the first to respond and start the conversation.

Sign in to comment
    Written by Emalyha