SpongeBob Squarepants’s antagonist Squidward Q Tentacles may look like an angry sea squid, but in reality he’s an octopus with ten arms! Stephen Hillenburg named him Squidward due to how oddly Octoward would sound; so instead they gave him his familiar nickname of Squidward instead.
Squidward enjoys listening to music, particularly clarinet — but certain pieces make him sad.
Slimy Dancing
Squidward Tentacles has endured much in his short tenure on SpongeBob SquarePants: losing his job, being rejected from a marching band he formed, nearly getting run over by a car… But there have been bright moments too: having his number one fan finally meet him and receiving due respect for his clarinet skills in this episode.
Squidward has also had his fair share of sad moments, too. He’s wept at sunsets, sad news stories, songs played on clarinet and even his own bedtime story; one particularly emotional time comes after losing a limbo contest against SpongeBob and Patrick, when he’s forced to sleep over at their house for the night and begins sobbing profusely.
Depressing moments for Squidward included when hungry nematodes completely destroyed his pineapple house and all that remained was a pebble he planted with tears in his eyes – yet, miraculously, the plant grows back! Although small miracles like this may offer hope in Squidward’s life.
Squidward loves music, even creating his own genre he calls “soul patty.” Unfortunately, when performing at the Krusty Krab, Mr. Krabs interrupts and causes Squidward’s performance to collapse on the floor, which then gets thrown away causing Squidward great sadness over this loss.
Squidward has had his share of hard luck, from falling off a cliff and blowing up at its base (ouch!) to trying to exercise by riding his bike – but his tentacles get caught in the pedals, causing him to tumble off of it and crash into an oncoming truck before finally falling downhill and hitting every bump along his descent, finally exploding at its base.
Squidward may often seem discontent on the show, but there are times where his true joy shines through – such as in this episode. Unfortunately it doesn’t occur more frequently!
Squilliam Fancyson III
Squilliam Fancyson III is Squidward Tentacles’ classy archrival who frequently puts him down. He’s rich, snooty and successful in most areas where Squidward failed – like dating. Additionally, Squilliam is known to steal Squidward’s belongings and has appeared in six episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants including Band Geeks, Squilliam Returns, Keep Bikini Bottom Beautiful and House Fancy.
Squilly is unforgiving and disregards emotions, be they his own or those of others. His highly competitive personality leads him to go to any lengths necessary to win even if that means belittling or harassing other people – in stark contrast with healthy ENTJs who use their intelligence and energy ethically in pursuit of goals; Squilly uses whatever means necessary to get ahead without regard for others’ well-being.
Squilly stands out from other characters on the show by his lack of empathy. He does not take into account other people’s emotions and is unable to comprehend their perspectives, making him highly unpleasant to be around. Squilly’s pride prevents him from admitting his errors or understanding others perspectives, leading him into making costly errors himself and becoming insensitive in doing so.
Squilly had a short attention span and easily got annoyed, unlike most characters who could tolerate jokes without getting offended or laughing at others’ humor. Additionally, his anger often lead to him lashing out against other characters; making him an excellent candidate to represent Wrath as the sin of Wrath.
Squilly, like his fellow cancerians, is known for being nurturing and compassionate; however, too much caring can often turn into overprotectiveness or overbearing behavior. Therefore, it is crucial that Squilly learn how to give others space while not overextending himself with his relationships.
Squilly is another unhealthy Enneagram Three with Four wings (ENTJs). While healthy ENTJs prioritize connection with others, unhealthy ones like Squilly will do anything they can to become popular – including being manipulative and bossy towards others without considering their feelings.
Band Geeks
Squidward is a cashier at Krusty Krab and wants out. To do this, he decides to start a band by posting flyers all around town, but all those that show up only for free refreshments – after their first rehearsal Squidward realizes they weren’t very talented; attempts were made to motivate them further, but no response came back from their members.
Squidward becomes jealous when his old rival starts bragging about their famous marching band and becomes convinced they could perform just as well or better than it. After convincing the band geeks he can hold his own against their competitor, Squidward makes one last attempt at convincing them by taking them all to the Bubble Bowl to prove himself and show how serious he is about performing well together.
Squidward encourages his band members to work harder during rehearsal, telling them that music will ultimately matter more than score. Unfortunately, however, their performance at Bubble Bowl proves uninspiring – Squidward even breaks down into tears afterwards!
Squidward feels betrayed, thinking he and everyone else have let him down. However, he quickly realizes that failure stemmed from not practicing enough and quickly reminds his squad members he had faith in them before starting fighting.
Years ago, the term “geek” had a pejorative meaning. It implied socially awkward individuals who enjoyed sci-fi, D&D or video gaming as being geeks. Today however, the term has taken on less negative connotations; now referring to any individual who has a passion for something specific – whether that is coffee to astronomy or film; band geeks are people who unabashedly love band music – passion that can transform society if expressed through art. Unfortunately though, our world often remains hostile toward those who wish to express themselves through music!
Clarinet Wizard
On Nickelodeon’s long-running series SpongeBob SquarePants, Squidward Q Tentacles loves playing his clarinet; unfortunately, he often struggles with it and this causes him sadness. But don’t despair just yet — help is available and there are ways you can assist him!
First and foremost, practicing frequently will help him sharpen his musical skills. Furthermore, taking notes during practice sessions will allow him to remember everything they have learned while improving performance. Finally, playing his instrument with others can give confidence and self-assurance boosts.
Squidward can find comfort in finding a new hobby to engage his interests, such as movies or music listening. He appreciates literature and paintings and sports. Doing anything will allow Squidward to unwind and enjoy life more fully.
Squidward finds himself overwhelmed by his fellow band members in Band Geeks, leading him to lose his temper and play an unfamiliar song without understanding it properly. Eventually he comes around, recovering and improving his clarinet playing even further than before.
Squidward informs Plankton of his wish to leave his job and become a musician, then begins playing his clarinet, which causes windows and mirrors to shatter all over Bikini Bottom. Plankton finds this music too loud; therefore he wears earplugs so as to block out this loud music from Squidward.
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