BOOTLEG SPONGEBOB PLUSH SKIN
Bootleg Spongebob has no mouth instead, his yellow skin replaces the area where his mouth used to be, and his eyes are extremely dried out, being partially redstained as a result of irritation.
BOOTLEG SPONGEBOB PLUSH MOD
His appearance in the mod has been confirmed through a scrapped 3D model, which only has strengthened his evidence by the song Lost and Found, which could have connections to the tape that Bootleg Spongebob was found on.īootleg Spongebob's appearance is relatively similar to Spongebob, except for the mouth and eyes. He originates from a Lost Episode writing back on 11 December 2013 by SnozBerry. Following with the Discord Server on the 27th of May 2022, Concert Humiliation Madness is currently cancelled.īootleg Spongebob was an upcoming antagonist in Concert Humiliation Madness but was scraped due to mod's cancellation. The earliest traces of the mod's development date was, when the Concert Humiliation Madness Twitter account was set up. Origins of the mod are relatively unknown considering the history of several of the developers and the time the mod had been created, the mod may have been founded as an alternative between Mistful Crimson Morning and Misty Tragedy after the two teams broke up from their collaboration, prompting several Mistful Crimson Morning developers to continue a Red Mist themed mod (while still continuing development work for Mistful Crimson Morning). The only thing that remains of the lost episode is the single still image you see above.Scs Concert Humiliation Madness is a cancelled Friday Night Funkin' mod centered around Red Mist, a classic creepypasta tale surrounding a lost episode of Spongebob in which Squidward commits suicide after being overwhelmed by the crowd during a clarinet performance, receiving enough negative feedback from the crowd to force Squidward into shooting himself with a shotgun. Most of the people who claim to have watched it are dead. The current whereabouts of the tape are unknown and it is suspected that it was destroyed by the authorities.
Then, he lies motionless until the screen returns to static.
Froth spews from his mouth and he vomits pale orange bile all over himself. Barely visible in the gloom, Spongebob clutches his stomach and collapses onto the floor. The screen twitches and the animation grows darker. Still blinking ominously, Spongebob quickly twists the lid off the bottle and tips all of the pills into his mouth. Then, the sound drops out and is replaced by absolute silence. The colors start flickering faster and faster, and in the background, the screams and cries of children can be heard. The colors keep flickering from light to dark as Spongebob grips the bottle tightly and a single tear rolls down his face. Then he reaches out and takes a bottle of pills from a nearby table. His eyes are bloodshot and it looks as if he has been crying.Īfter about 10 seconds, he blinks slowly and lets out a big sigh. He is slouched over and looking downward with a somber look on his face. The image above is taken from this scene, in which the static on the screen gradually lessens and Spongebob is seen standing in a darkened room. Those who have seen the episode say that there is only one short sequence that can be viewed. Of these five individuals, two have since committed suicide, one has gone missing under mysterious circumstances, another refuses to comment on the tape and the last hastily agreed to hand over the only known copy of the episode to investigators, shortly after learning about the suicide and disappearances of his other three friends. The bootleg tape itself was found in December 2004 by a group of five teenagers who were rummaging around in a trash can behind an abandoned mental institution. The audio seems to be heavily distorted, with a loud, droning buzz occasionally interrupted by shrill metallic screeches. The episode is almost entirely composed of incomprehensible static, jumbles of colors or just black screens. This image was taken from a corrupted bootleg video of a lost episode of Spongebob Squarepants.
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