You're right. He's a bit of a shape-shifter. He tends to lose control of that against his will at times.Award said:Remember in pre hibernation week his mouth kept on falling, same logic here.
I dunno, that's a good question. He just said "I don't get colds." We never found out why.Cha said:Some colds are worse than others. :dunno: It seems like the suds are more the equivalent of the chicken pox when it comes to getting it once. Sponges there might have more unique illnesses than just the suds, therefore how he got sick again. That or they can have the fever and etc same viruses as us. Why is it that sponges don't get colds anyways?
Perhaps. Sponge biology is strange.Lego Spongy said:Probably not the Suds, maybe the Soaks.
When I have a fever, my eyes feel really hot for some reason, and sometimes they get watery. Maybe the suds takes that to the extreme.iedasb said:When I'm cold I feel so much pain in the eyes it looks like it's gonna fall...
idk maybe for fun
The almost total lack of consistency in the show makes it weirdly interesting to analyze/explain.pop_princess said:Sponges probably react to things differently than people (fish) do. We've seen it before, like when Flats kept punching him and he felt no affect whatsoever (although that might be something entirely different). But of course these episodes/comics don't have much continuity so I guess it doesn't matter all that much.
True. Even IN canon Spongebob isn't known for following logic. An undersea fire will only burn out if it's acknowledged that there can't be fire underwater. Episodes end with characters being horribly maimed or exploding only to be fine the next day.DadMom AngryPants said:In Issue #26 he explicitly says he has a cold even though in "Suds" he said that sponges don't get them. But it doesn't really matter since the comics aren't canon. Maybe the person who wrote that story hadn't seen the episode.
The "a sponge can only have the suds once" theory does make sense. I don't know if the episode supports it, but in "Whelk Attack" he speaks about it in past tense, as if it were the chicken pox or something.100-Percent-Bunny said:Suds is possibly the worst possible illness a sponge can get. I actually feel bad that his eyeball was coming out![]()