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| “ | You will give me what I want, Krabs. Maybe a little time to think will get it through that thick shell of yours. | „ |
| ~ The Kraken. |
| “ | AND IT WAS A GREAT JAR, TOO!! | „ |
| ~ Kraken's last words as he flew away in defeat. |
The Kraken is the main antagonist of SpongeBob Comics issues #76 and #77, a.k.a. "Untidaled Pt. 1 and 2". He kidnaps Mr. Krabs' daughter Pearl after Krabs lets her go on her own to a fake talent show, and the gang goes to get her back, only to find that he is the one responsible.
Personality[]
The Kraken's motivation.
The Kraken has no problem to eat beings that are sentient and have feelings, and even seems to take some joy in their pain and suffering.
Though he seemed kind enough to grant Mr. Krabs a final request, it is possible that he just wanted to prolong the characters' suffering as he prepared to eat them, especially considering since in response to that request he laughed maniacally. It is unknown if he was at one point not evil, or if he's always been a spiteful egomaniac that enjoys slaughtering the fish of Bikini Bottom and eating them.
Biography[]
The Kraken's early days.
The Kraken was formerly a carnival barker who grew dissatisfied with living alone and being separated from other ocean-dwellers.
At some point in time he was approached by a one-eyed man who promised him treasures beyond his wildest imaginings if he would mount a talent show. When Mr. Krabs allowed his daughter Pearl to go on her own, Kraken detained her and waited for the treasure to appear. But when nothing happened, he grew angry and kept Pearl hostage.
The Kraken explains how he discovered the success of the Krabby Patty.
While she was kidnapped, he got hold of the Krabby Patty she'd brought for lunch and was surprised by its effectiveness at luring in the denizens of the deep, allowing him to feast on them and develop a taste for sea creatures. As such, he created a large jar with pipes attached to drain Bikini Bottom.
When the gang arrived at the large jar, the Kraken showed up to kidnap all of them and keep them hostage in his jar, where he allowed them to spend some final moments together before he ate them. He planned on using Mr. Krabs to create a giant Krabby Patty to lure in as many sea creatures as possible.
But when Mr. Krabs refused, he had him captured and prepared for eating as well. However, when they broke out, he was forced to send potentially lethal jellyfish to zap and most likely kill them all. Thankfully, SpongeBob (who was partially immune to their venom) was able to distract them and wear them out.
The Kraken's Defeat
The Kraken then grabbed all of the characters, including Pearl, and prepared to eat them all in one bite. However, he was interrupted by Mr. Krabs, who asked to hear his daughter Pearl sing before they were all eaten. Kraken allows it and Pearl begins singing raucously, causing the glass jar to break and the Kraken to be flung away as the gang manage to ride the tide back to Bikini Bottom, which is once again filled with water.
What happened to the Kraken after this is completely unknown, but is possible that he crashed somewhere in which resulted in his death.
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