The Squidward Atlantean Theory

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Squidward is not a squid, he's not even an octopus. As strange as it sounds, there's evidence that he's an Atlantean. This might be one of the strangest SpongeBob theories that I think is actually true.

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  • Theory FAQs! Q: Why do you use facial features as evidence if the Atlanteans have augmented bodies? A: While the Atlanteans have augmented bodies, they also seem to have their original faces. Their faces have a different skin color than the rest of their bodies, their eyes seem natural, and the fact that the Atlanteans eat suggests their mouths are also natural. Q: Doesn't everyone call Squidward (including himself) an Octopus? A: That could be because Squidward's species forgot where they came from, and everyone just started calling Squidward's species Octopuses because that's what they looked most like. That's also why Squidward and his species look so different from the other octopuses we see in the show.
  • @CultOfMajora
    And Squidward was the only one who knew about the Atlantean amulet in the first place
  • @TheIZKiller
    This truly makes more sense then the seven deadly sins theory
  • This is actually the most solid SpongeBob theory I’ve hear in years! I’m hoping this blows up for you!
  • I always thought the "Squid's got genes" line was strange. This is a really good theory
  • Maybe Squidward species are half bloods of octopuses and atlantians
  • ngl this actually makes the Band Geeks episode even better because Squidward achieves his dream/goal by opening up to everyone, and surpasses Squilliam who could be seen as the negative aspects of "Squidwards people"
  • @cheems3668
    Watched this with my mom "This was such a cute and neat video" Congratulations you got my mom's seal of approval
  • The strangest aspect of Tentacle Acres is that neither Squidward nor any of the other residents painted once during that episode. Squidward was definitely enamored by the segregated community’s predilection for obscure food items, interpretive dance, biking, and playing the clarinet. But he ultimately forgot what made his life special: art. He went to school for it. Perhaps most of the squids look down on art, in opposition to their heritage.
  • @PaxTheCat
    The cartoon is an enigma. Feels like a silly child cartoon, yet it has lore that is only minimaly discovered
  • This makes sense given the fact that a lot of species, Greek, and magic based lore is dumped into this show in plain sight
  • @MatheusCHP
    Is even more mind blowing that Squidward feels that there is something that makes him unique compared to others. Neither he know is that the biggest problem in his life (Spongebob, patrick and the others) is what makes him unique. He is the one who truly have friends that aren't "squidwards" and that respects him and loves him in their own way
  • @adriannajane
    I enjoy this theory a lot! It feels nice to have an explanation behind Squidward's behavior and beliefs.
  • @princembat
    yeah sure ill adopt that into my worldview
  • me before watching: hmm might be kind of a stretch, but it looks interesting. me 3 minutes in: this is the most correct spongebob theory ever. he's absolutely right.
  • @penyu1913
    now this is what i called a "good theory". a good theory doesnt need like solid proof or whatever it has to have interesting connection and also obsecure and not obvious enough.
  • Also in the episode naughty nautical neighbours, squidward blows a bubble to send a secret message to make Patrick and SpongeBob to hate each-other. The shape of the bubble he blows is the same shape as the oldest bubble, plus making bubbles is in his genes so he inadvertently blows that shape.
  • @safi.uh_
    bruh this theory is just my canon now
  • Another point of connection too the Atlanteans and Squidward's species is just how quickly both parties completely loose their cool when something annoys them. Before someone says it, popping the Atlanteans most prized cultural artifact is ABSOLUTELY worth being pissed off about and honestly who wouldn't feel intense anger if something like that happened; the point I'm trying to make is before the bubble popped the Atlanteans were shown to have a reasonable grasp on their anger, just enough to talk things out before resorting too violence, but they still have a short temper. Now look at Squidward's people, one of their defining characteristics as a people is their short temper; the character traits of certain types of species in Spongebob have remained fairly consistent over the years, sponges find joy everywhere they go, starfishes are just kind of dumb, crabs are some level of greedy, and the regular fish are just not all there in the head, and the Atlanteans and Squidward's species both share a trait, having a short temper. So, yeah. =P