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In this episode, SpongeBob and Squidward think Mr. Krabs is a robot. Characters. Creepy Time Theater. Eugene H. Krabs Encyclopedia Sponge. Bobia. Eugene Harold Krabs. Interests Money. Getting more money. Avoiding spending money. Expanding his business. Getting more customers. Making Plankton fail. Protecting the Krabby Patty secret formula and his money. Fighting baddies who steal money. The US Department of Defense is struggling to get its arms around all of the new security issues that have come with our current technological explosion. One. Bathing in money. Comics. Portrayer Clancy Brown series, video games Revenge of the Flying Dutchman, Employee of the Month, The Sponge. Bob Square. Pants Movie video game, Lights, Camera, Pants, Planktons Robotic Revenge, Sponge. Bob Hero. PantsDee Bradley Baker singing voice in Christmas WhoJoe Whyte video games Super. Sponge, Operation Krabby Patty, Battle for Bikini Bottom, Sponge. Bobs Atlantis Square. Pantis, Sponge. Bobs Truth or Square, Sponge. Bobs Boating BashLori Alan impersonating Pearl in One Coarse MealEugene1Harold2Krabs3 born November 3. Mr. Krabs, is one of the main characters in Sponge. Bob Square. Pants, The Sponge. Bob Square. Pants Movie, and The Sponge. Bob Movie Sponge Out of Water. He is a crimson red sea crab who lives in an anchor with his daughter Pearl. He is the owner and founder of the Krusty Krab as well as the employer of both Sponge. Bob Square. Pants and Squidward Tentacles. Mr. Krabs is extremely greedy and obsessed with money. He will freak out if anything happens to his money, except in New Digs, where he does not care when the money is in the pickle jar. He treats money as if it is royalty in some aspects. Krabs is mostly respected by Sponge. Bob, who maybe sees him as a fatherly figure, while Squidward tends to loathe him. The series exaggerates Mr. Krabs greed with him often anthropomorphizing money. He will do almost anything to obtain or preserve money, no matter how small the amount, usually with no regards to the safety or well being of others or even himself. His nemesis and business rival is Sheldon J. Plankton, who was his best friend in their childhood, but now constantly attempts to steal the Krabby Patty secret formula. Mr. Krabs daughter is Pearl, a teenage sperm whale. He has the fourth most appearances in the series, following Patrick, Squidward, and Sponge. Bob, respectively. Description. Mr. Krabs is short, red, portly, and has very tall eyestalks, a crinkled nose, large claws, and very short, pointy legs. His vertebrae are also visible on the back of his neck. He wears a light blue shirt and slackers with a black belt. A sailor or pirate ship often correlates with Mr. Krabs. Many times when he appears on screen, sea shanty sailor music is playing. Sometimes he does not have a shell such as in Shell of a Man, Shell Shocked, and Company Picnic. In addition, in the episode The Algaes Always Greener, he is naked much like Plankton. Personality. Mr. Krabs announcing the battle between Karen and Karen 2. Mr. Krabs is extremely greedy and miserly, often being portrayed as being just as bad as if not even worse than Plankton. His only interest is to have money, and he could not care less for anybody, including his customers, employees, family, or even himself. He frequently associates his customers and products with money, with lines such as Thats me money walking out the door or The money is always right. It should be noted that, while Mr. Krabs portrayal shows him as being obsessed with money to the point of anthropomorphizing it from the beginning, he became more miserly, cheap, and immoral as the series progressed. His money hunger may stem from his childhood poverty. When Sponge. Bob uses the term, obsession, to describe his relationship with money during Planktons Good Eye, he denies it and claims it to be a strong word. He is prone to fits of insanity if he has to give up as much as a penny. He often goes to irrationally great lengths to acquire or to avoid losing money with little, if any, regard to the safety or well being of others or even himself in Squids Day Off, he loses both arms and suffers a severe head injury while attempting to pull a dime out of the sink. Krab Borg and shown earlier in Squeaky Boots reveals that Mr. Krabs always remembers the price for everything he has bought which proves his greed has a strong memory. In Born Again Krabs, he sells Sponge. Bobs soul to the Flying Dutchman for 6. Sponge. Bob put his life on the line to protect him from the Dutchman. In the same episode, he forces Sponge. Bob to sell a disgustingly old and contaminated patty that he found under the grill, refusing to let anything that he could potentially make money with go to waste. Ironically, this results in the Krusty Krab losing weeks of business. He also tries to rip somebodys arm off for a penny saying Unhand that penny or the arm comes off. Twice, he has been shown to have little respect for the dead, most notably in One Krabs Trash, where he defiles a grave to obtain a presumably rare drink hat to obtain a million dollars. Additionally, he has little respect for royalty. In Rule of Dumb, when Patrick is believed to be the king of Bikini Bottom, Krabs allows him to eat at the Krusty Krab in the hopes of getting more money. Krabs promptly kicks Patrick out when he discoveres that he never intended to pay at all, shouting, No one eats at my restaurant for free, king or no king In The Clash of Triton, when he failes to take Krabby Patties away from King Neptune when ordered to do so, and was promptly electrocuted when he asked who was to pay for them all. Also in The Sponge. Bob Square. Pants Movie, he raises the price of a Krabby Patty to 1. King Neptune is coming to the restaurant. He has also risen the price of food in Truth or Square in which it was the 1. Krusty Krab and adds an extra zero on the end of every price on the menu in hopes of getting more money. There has been at least two occasions where Sponge. Bob has burst into the Krusty Krab to warn him about oncoming disaster, only for him to think of it as an opportunity to try to sell them Krabby Patties. The first attemp was to an oncoming biker gang. The second was when he tried selling Krabby Patties to giant whelks when Sponge. Bob describes them as ravenously eating everything in their paths, he continues to try to push his products, despite them obviously being vicious wild monsters and he was promptly eaten. His treatment of his employees is just as bad while inconsistent throughout the series Sponge. Bob and Squidwards wages are always stated to be extremely low, far below minimum legal wage. Project Igi 1 Mission 12 Free Download there. In Bummer Vacation, Sponge. Bob comments that a nickel is more than he makes in a year. In Big Pink Loser, he implies that instead of being paid, he actually has to pay his boss. He is also shown to abuse his employees, most notably in Fear of a Krabby Patty, in which he forces them to work nonstop twenty four hours a day, seven days a week without rest for more than forty days. In Squid on Strike, Mr. Krabs gives Sponge. Bob and Squidward bills instead of checks on payday, that charge them for any non work related activity, including standing, breathing, and even existing, and Sponge. Bob even reveals in One Coarse Meal that Mr. Krabs actually pays him in play money. His safety measures and maintenance of the restaurant are extremely poor if not nonexistent, frequently resorting to improvised and obviously inadequate measures to avoid paying for actual insurance and repairs. In Pickles, he takes money out of Sponge. Bobs paycheck for one small mistake. In multiple episodes, Mr.