DoodleBob is a living two-dimensional drawing resembling SpongeBob SquarePants, appearing in the episodes "Frankendoodle", "Doodle Dimension", "Captain Pipsqueak" "Squidiot Box" and the video game Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition.
History[]
DoodleBob was drawn by SpongeBob with the Magic Pencil for the "ultimate prank." However, DoodleBob beats up Squidward. He then attacks SpongeBob and Patrick and steals the Magic Pencil. In the duo's attempts to get it back, DoodleBob finds more ways to harm them, such as drawing a hole beneath their feet, knocking Patrick out with a bowling ball and a wrench. Eventually, SpongeBob retakes the Magic Pencil and erases almost all of him except for his arm. The arm returns to SpongeBob's house and retakes the Magic Pencil while he's sleeping. DoodleBob then draws the rest of his body again. However, SpongeBob notices and they engage in a heated battle of erasing and drawing back. DoodleBob gains the upper hand and is just about to finish SpongeBob off, but then he steps on a piece of lined paper from a notebook that got knocked off a shelf during the scuffle. He gets stuck to the paper because he's a drawing. SpongeBob takes the opportunity to close the entire notebook on him, turning him into a regular drawing and adding a smile on his face.
DoodleBob returned in a later episode, "Doodle Dimension", in which SpongeBob and Patrick use a portal created by Sandy Cheeks and wind up in a paper dimension, where they eventually encounter DoodleBob. For some reason, they do not seem to recognize him from their earlier encounter.
Looks[]
DoodleBob was a very basic and crude drawing, described by Patrick as "creepy" even after his defeat. He still had some detail that made him look like SpongeBob, like his tie and shirt collar.
Powers and Weaknesses[]
DoodleBob could draw reasonably well, as he could draw a pineapple house similar to SpongeBob's, a bowling ball, and even draw himself back together. DoodleBob was also very strong. He could easily beat up Squidward by dunking him upside down. He could also easily throw SpongeBob into the air and throw a wrench onto Patrick's head. His main weakness however is paper. If he touches paper, he gets stuck to it like glue. SpongeBob uses this weakness to defeat him once and for all.
Voice[]
DoodleBob had a low, irritated, and slightly angry voice and can only talk in gibberish and phrases like "Me hoy minoy!" DoodleBob is voiced by Paul Tibbitt, one of the writers and storyboard directors for "Frankendoodle".