List of references in non-Nickelodeon media

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Comics

Thatababy

• In a strip from October 2, 2010, Thatababy watches Dora the Explorer, where Dora asks the viewer where the key is on the table to open a box. When Dora asks if Thatababy has seen the key, the baby states that Dora thinks he's a moron. The strip was later reprinted in color on October 23, 2010.
• In a strip from December 3, 2010, DJ Lance Rock from Yo Gabba Gabba! can be seen on the TV as Thatababy switches channels.
• In a strip from March 21, 2011, Thatababy watches Yo Gabba Gabba! while drinking from his bottle, and he suggests that the formula has gone bad and he's hallucinating.
• In a strip from September 19, 2011, Thatababy suggests that the comic strip needs its own theme song. He sings the theme song, but its lyrics are too familiar to the theme for SpongeBob SquarePants. He doesn't realize it until the last panel.
• In a strip from November 14, 2011, Aquaman swims over Bikini Bottom, with SpongeBob and Patrick waving at him.
• In a strip from November 30, 2011, Thatababy has a poster of Muno from Yo Gabba Gabba!, which covers a hole in the wall.
• In a strip from February 21, 2012, Thatababy watches SpongeBob and is confused to why SpongeBob can swim in the ocean if he's already in the ocean.
• In a strip from March 24, 2012, Thatababy watches Rugrats, saying that he loves the classics. Chuckie Finster, Angelica Pickles, and Reptar appear.
• In a strip from April 29, 2012, dad is trying to watch baseball, but Thatababy changes channels from his crib with a universal remote. One of the channels features Muno from Yo Gabba Gabba!.
• In a strip from May 6, 2012, a doll of Brobee from Yo Gabba Gabba! can be seen on a Hot Wheels track.
• In a strip from October 26, 2012, Bob the Builder appears, being chased away by Killdozer.
• In a strip from December 2, 2012, Thatababy plays with a SpongeBob doll.
• In a strip from January 6, 2013, Thatababy dances along to the "Dancey Dance" song from Yo Gabba Gabba! While dad just sits on the couch. Then, the monsters from the Children's Programing Enforcement Division come in and force dad to dance along.
• In a strip from January 15, 2013, Thatababy watches SpongeBob with Patrick Star on the screen. Mom calls him a "starfish" and Thatababy yells that he's a sea star.
• In a strip from May 12, 2013, dolls of Muno and SpongeBob are shown in the Mother's Day parade that Thatababy made.
• In a strip from August 8, 2013, Thatababy is playing with dolls of Muno and Foofa.
• In a strip from November 7, 2013, Robot Monster (the worst movie monster ever) plays SpongeBob from his helmet.
• In a strip from January 5, 2014, a Muno doll can be seen next to Thatababy's toy box.
• In a strip from April 27, 2014, Thatababy is too busy checking out SpongeBob's Twitter feed than listening to dad talk about how his childhood is like his.
• In a strip from March 11, 2015, Thatababy and his dad go see The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.
• In a strip from March 25, 2015, Thatababy watches CSI: Bikini Bottom where Sandy Cheeks investigates on Patrick being stung by jellyfish.
• In a strip from November 10, 2015, mom cleans the kitchen with a yellow sponge. In the last panel, it turns out that the sponge she was using is SpongeBob.
• In a strip from March 10, 2016, the temple guard from Legends of the Hidden Temple catches dad while he's shopping. In the next strip, Thatababy explains the joke and the show. When he wonders what happened to Olmec, he's shown playing bingo.
• In a strip from April 11, 2016, Thatababy requests for a nightlight, preferably Superman, Spider-Man, or SpongeBob.
• In a strip from September 18, 2016, in a parody of Goodnight Moon, Thatababy says hello to his SpongeBob plush.
• In a strip from December 1, 2016, Thatababy finds gossip magazines for kids. One of them is of SpongeBob caught "going" in ocean.
• In a strip from Janaury 9, 2017, Thatababy is watching SpongeBob and dad says that Patrick is "one funny starfish". Thatababy snaps "He's a sea star!"
• In a strip from July 7, 2017, Marty McFly from the Back to the Future films appears to tell Thatababy about the next season of SpongeBob.
• In a strip from January 7, 2018, SpongeBob appears as a member of the Aqua Friends Adventure Force. He reads that the team about Friday's drive-in movie.
• In a strip from March 22, 2018, Thatababy uses a floating word bubble to float to the TV. Blue from Blue's Clues can be seen on the screen, but he is orange.
• In a strip from May 13, 2018, Thatababy draws Blue on the wall, along with other blue characters, like a Smurf, the blue Power Ranger, the Genie from Aladdin, Dory from Finding Nemo, Violet Beauregarde from Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Max Rebo from Star Wars, and Cookie Monster from Sesame Street.
• In a strip from September 1, 2018, Thatababy watches Peppa Pig. Because he's so hungry, he imagines Peppa as a strip a bacon.
• In a strip from November 13, 2018, dad recommends Thatababy SpongeBob shaped mac and cheese.
• A strip from December 17, 2018 is a tribute to Stephen Hillenburg, creator of SpongeBob SquarePants. Thatababy spots some pineapples at the grocery store, which he takes one home and puts in in the fishbowl.
• In a strip from February 17, 2019, kid Thatababy sees dad as Patrick Star, asking him when does he get to meet his cool friends.
• In a strip from June 12, 2019, Thatababy watches a show showing underwater sponges, including the Bob, which are yellow square sponges similar to SpongeBob.
• In a strip from April 2, 2020, during a story arc about stay at home activities, Thatababy and his family binge-watch SpongeBob. While they’re doing it, they turn into SpongeBob characters. Thatatbaby turns into Partrick, mom turns into Sandy, and dad turns into Squidward Tentacles.
• In a strip from June 11, 2020, Thatababy draws Aang from Avatar: The Last Airbender's tattoo on his forehead and airbeds. Dad tells him "Take your Airbending outside!"
• In a strip from July 14, 2020, Thatababy watches Luffa Larry, a knock-off of SpongeBob SquarePants.
• In a strip from December 13, 2020, Thatababy plays with a SpongeBob plush, along with toys of Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, Green Lantern, Dr. Octopus, the Smurfs, and Godzilla.
• In a strip from January 24, 2021, Thatababy and mom pass by SpongeBob riding on Patrick while sledding downhill, among other pop culture characters.
• In a strip from April 20, 2021, Thatababy couldn't wait to be old enough to go exploring around the neighborhood. Dora and Boots soon appear, having found his mom's car keys and dad's credit card.
• In a strip from August 11, 2022, two made up versions of Blue's Clues are shown: Green's Crime Scene and Gray's Forensic DNA.
• In a strip from September 4, 2022, the cat orders 50 lb. bulk catnip online. When the bag arrives, several pop culture cats are behind him, including Stimpy J. Cat.
• In a strip from May 19, 2024, Alexa throws a party when the family were gone. One of the guests is Plex from Yo Gabba Gabba!.
• In a strip from May 21, 2024, a diagram shows that a square is a quadrilateral where all angles and length of sides are equal. Thatababy concludes that SpongeBob's square pants are not square.
• In a strip from November 22, 2024, a man recognizes dad as the kid who couldn't build the Silver Monkey on Legends of the Hidden Temple, just because he's wearing the Purple Parrot t-shirt in public.
• In a strip from April 10, 2025, Thatababy watches SpongeBob about to fight against an eel called Lucha Libre Lamprey.
• In a strip from September 30, 2025, Thatababy stays up wondering about many questions. One of them being "Why does Squidward only have six limbs?"

Film

Alvin and the Chipmunks (2007)

• Clips from the theme song of SpongeBob SquarePants appear twice (second time was heard off-screen, when David wakes up in bed getting distracted by this) and the episode "Have You Seen This Snail?" are seen on television.

Annie (2014)

• Jimmy Neutron is mentioned by one of the characters.

Daddy Day Care (2003)

• Ben, the son of Charlie dons slippers resembling SpongeBob.
• Becca can be seen reading a Blue's Clues book during the end of the movie

Envy (2004)

• A Dora shirt is worn by one of the main character's daughters.

Karate Kid (2010)

• Clips from the Chinese dub of the SpongeBob SquarePants episodes "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy III" and "Sailor Mouth" are seen on the TV (this was due to the fact that most of the movie was filmed and takes place in China).

Kung Fu Panda (2008)

• In the teaser trailer featuring Jack Black, the films he cryptically referred to have starred in include School of Rock (the movie that would have a television series of the same name in the future) and Nacho Libre (both of which were released by Paramount Pictures along with Kung Fu Panda at that time).

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of Life (2003)

• Clips from the Mandarin Chinese dub of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Jellyfishing" is seen on the TV.

The LEGO Movie (2014)

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Reference In The Lego Movie

• Michelangelo can be seen in Cloud Cuckoo Land.

Life as We Know It (2010)

• The Wonder Pets episode "Save the Sea Lions" is seen on the TV.

Ready Player One (2018)

• The live action movie version of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles are among the avatars that appear in the final battle.

Tamagotchi: The Movie (2007)

• The way Shingotchi moves while saying "So, Atchi, what activity could I match up with this pose, huh?!" is very similar to the dance SpongeBob does in the SpongeBob SquarePants 1997/1999 pilot "Help Wanted."

Ted (2012)

• The SpongeBob episode "Procrastination" is shown on TV when Ted and John are smoking pot. Ironically, John is also procrastinating.

Up (2009)

• During the scene when everyone is looking up at Carl’s floating house, a man in a green striped shirt resembling Steve from Blue's Clues can be seen.

War of the Worlds (2005)

• The clips from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "The Secret Box" are seen on the TV.

Zathura: A Space Adventure (2005)

• The clip of Patrick Star laughing and saying "it's a giraffe" while he and SpongeBob watches a elephant bubble floating by before going into the window on Squidward's house from the SpongeBob SquarePants episode "Bubblestand" is seen on the TV, Danny asks Walter if he can watch SpongeBob SquarePants after he changes the channel from this show to SportsCenter.
  • For some unknown reasons on the Cartoon Network airings of this film, the part was skipped (possibly due to the channel doesn't want to show up its rival channel Nickelodeon on the TV), though the part where Danny asking Walter if he can watch SpongeBob is still intact.

Music

"Swalla"

• Performed by Jason Derulo, the creator of the "Shimmy Shimmy Ya" interpolation, music video directed by Gil Green, comes along some drinkers, candy women, and the headband-less pink band splashing to the music on a watery floor in a wonderful candy/drinking party, where their styles/appearance resembles Stephanie, and other actors of the former Nick Jr. series LazyTown, including Robbie Rotten's clone from the post Nickelodeon third season episode, and the dancers from LazyTown Extra.

"We Are Family"

• As an effort to help spread diversity in society amongst elementary school age children, the "We are Family Foundation" made a music video of the popular disco song of the same name, with multiple characters from shows on Nickelodeon, Disney Channel, and PBS Kids. The puppet characters such as The Sesame Street Muppets were used heavily in the video, while clips from Rugrats, Blue's Clues, Bob the Builder, SpongeBob SquarePants, Little Bill, Dora the Explorer, The Fairly OddParents, Oswald, The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, Blue's Room and The Backyardigans were shown throughout. However, since the company sponsoring the video got confused for a similarly named company that promoted same sex marriage, the media interpreted a rumor that SpongeBob and Patrick are a gay couple.

Television

Adventure Time

• The Season 5 episode "Little Dude" shares the same title as the episode from the first season of Rugrats.

America's Funniest Home Videos

• The name of the segment "Hey Alfonso!" is a parody of Hey Arnold!.

Amphibia

• In the season 2 episode "The First Temple," a time card with the same style as the SpongeBob SquarePants time cards appears in the middle part of the episode.

Animaniacs

• The cold opening of episode 85 is a parody of the Rugrats intro.

Arthur

• The episode, "The Secret Life of Dogs and Babies", includes a parody of Rugrats.

Bear in the Big Blue House

• In some episodes, a kid is wearing a Rugrats T-shirt during the real kids segment.

Boy Meets World

• In Quiz Show, Ren, Stimpy and the man surviving his modern life are mentioned at the aforementioned game.

Camp Lazlo

• At the end of "Lumpus' Last Stand, the real scoutmaster is an older, hairless version of a certain bovine, who Lumpus kidnapped and took his place.

Drawn Together

• The main character of Wooldoor Sockbat is essentially an amalgamation of SpongeBob SquarePants and Stimpy from The Ren & Stimpy Show.

Duck Dodgers (2003)

• In "Finns of War," a sea-sponge who looks like SpongeBob is seen.

Family Guy

• In "How the Griffin Stole Christmas", Stewie has a sled with Dora on it because his parents got it from a yard sale. He tells Susie that it's still for boys because she was about language acquisition instead of gender.
• In "Peter's Lost Youth", Stewie writes erotic fiction featuring Dora and her cousin Diego.
• Peter sang the Mailtime song from Blue's Clues in "Meg Goes to College".
• In “Road to Rupert”, Peter watches SpongeBob SquarePants in the family car and it shows SpongeBob and Patrick singing “The Campfire Song.”

Foster Home for Imaginary Friends

• In the episode "Busted", a sponge and a little sack of dirt resembling SpongeBob SquarePants and Patrick Star can be seen.

Fetch! With Ruff Ruffman

• In "Ruff's Big Break," there's a hospital full of SpongeBob SquarePants stuff.

Futurama

• In "Yo Leela Leela," Abner Doubledeal (voiced by Tom Kenny) says that Leela's show would be bigger than "SpongeBot SquareBolts," who is a robot that looks like SpongeBob and is one of the mascots of Tickelodeon. In the same episode, there is a show called "Dora the Destroyer", a parody of Dora the Explorer.
• In "31st Century Fox," Bender calls the decapodian store owner (a squid/crab alien that the character Zoidberg is a member of) Squidward Scissorhands.

Garfield and Friends

• In "The Incredibly Stupid Swamp Monster", Roy Rooster, upset about his limited screentime in the episode, calls his agent so he can try to get on another show. He asks if there's any part for him on cable, saying "I heard they're considering doing a funny version of Ren & Stimpy."

The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy

• In "Be A-Fred, Be Very A-Fred," a creature resembling SpongeBob makes a couple of cameos.
  • Coincidentally, Fred Fredburger, a character from this episode, is voiced by the SpongeBob SquarePants crew member C.H. Greenblatt. Greenblatt also wrote and storyboarded the episode.

How To Be Indie

• In the episode, "How To Fix A Friendship Fail," Marlon mentions a character named SnailBob StinkPants.

Let's Go Luna!

• TBA

MAD (2010)

• One skit in the episode "Ribbitless / The Clawfice" has Ming-Ming enter a spelling bee and has to spell "serious". She spells it as 'S-E-W-I-O-U-S', to which Elmer Fudd tells her she's cowwect.
• One skit in the episode "Fantastic Megan Fox / MAD vs. Wild" has Dora throwing up in her talking backpack during a bus ride.
• In the episode "Average-ers / Legend of Dora", the skit "Legend of Dora" spoofs Dora the Explorer with Avatar's The Legend of Korra (also the skit culminates the story throughout the sketch of Hulk barging in on other sketches due to a lack of screen time in Average-ers.)
• In the episode "The Amazing Spider-Minaj / Go, Dragon Ball, Go!", the skit "Go, Dragon Ball, Go!" spoofs Go, Diego, Go! with Dragon Ball/Dragon Ball Z, where Diego goes searching for seven Dragon Balls so he could save all the animals that need help. Swiper the Fox from Dora the Explorer also makes a cameo in the skit.
• In the episode "Total Recall Me Baby / The Asgardigans", the skit "The Asgardigans" spoofs The Backyardigans with Marvel's Thor where the cute backyard friends teaches him how to use the power of his imagination.

Malcolm in the Middle

• at the Grotto childcare in "Malcolm Visits College", one of the girls sings the “SpongeBob SquarePants” theme song.

The Owl House

• Hunter wears Rocko's shirt in the opening monatge of "Thanks to Them."

Panty & Stocking with Garterbelt

• Chuck's design is based off of GIR from Invader Zim.
• Wife and Husband Petter resemble Ren Höek and Stimpy J. Cat from The Ren & Stimpy Show.

Phineas and Ferb

• In "Phineas and Ferb-Busters", Doofenshmirtz runs away from a robot similarly to the guy in the scary robot movie from "Krab Borg."
• In the episode "Summer Belongs to You!", Phineas finds a sponge and a starfish while looking in the sand.

Milo Murphy's Law

• In the episode "Fungus Among Us," a time card similar to the one in SpongeBob is shown and a narrator similar to the French Narrator. Coincidentally, the episode shares its title with an episode from SpongeBob's fifth season.

Postcards from Buster

• In "Buster's Baseball Merengue," a plushie of Patrick Star from ""SpongeBob SquarePants"" can be seen and in the schoolyard, and a student is seen wearing a SpongeBob t-shirt.

Robot Chicken

• In the episode "That Hurts Me" (July 10, 2005), the sketch "Where Do They Get the Energy?" spoofs SpongeBob SquarePants. Here, a sponge and a starfish gleefully dance with each other, then run out of energy. They crawl offscreen, exhausted, and then they can be heard snorting cocaine, and then the two run back on screen with high energy and dance with each other again. The characters in this sketch are meant to resemble SpongeBob and Patrick.
• In the episode "The Black Cherry" (July 17, 2005), You Can't Do That On Television is parodied as You Can't Do That on Robot Chicken, complete with segments such as the locker talk, Barf's diner, and the "I don't know" gag. Keith Crofford gets slimed after saying "I don't know", resulting in him saying that Robot Chicken is cancelled. This is the first skit to feature the "Robot Chicken Has Been Cancelled/Renewed" finale/premiere joke sequence, which were later used in three other finale/premiere gaps. The segment was continued in the Season 2 premiere "Suck It" (April 2, 2006).
• In the episode Tell My Mom, the sketch "Oh, You Meant Me" features Sandy getting pregnant and SpongeBob realizes she used himself (a sponge) to protect her.
• In the sketch "Krabby Patties" seen in the episode Major League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, SpongeBob discovers Mr. Krabs' secret formula for Krabby Patties and reveals it to the patrons of the Krusty Krab: they are made from crab meat (particularly a former employee named Carl as evidenced by one of the claws in the meat crate having his sailor tattoo). He also points out to Squidward that the calamari rings he is eating are actually made from squid (while oddly, Squidward is an octopus), and informs a customer that her "Chicken of the Sea" salad is made with tuna. An angry mob of customers approach Mr. Krabs and attack him. SpongeBob then says that he's glad nothing disgusting ever happens to a sponge, and the scene cuts to a nurse informing a morbidly obese patient that she will be scrubbing deep within his rolls of fat with a sponge, and his examination will then be over. SpongeBob then pushes the scene aside, reiterating, "Nothing disgusting ever happens to a sponge!" A squish is then heard from the other scene, and the nurse says, "I hope that's pudding in there."
• In Boogie Bardstown in: No Need, I Have Coupons, SpongeBob is one of four contestants on MasterChef Celebrity Showdown, where celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay serves as host. Ironically, SpongeBob has to cook with the thing he fears most: water. SpongeBob fears water as he claims he cannot swim. He ends up catching fire while cooking during the competition. The other contestants are Bob Belcher from the animated comedy Bob's Burgers, Alfredo Linguini from the animated film Ratatouille, and Jerome "Chef" McElroy from the animated satire series South Park (although the character had been killed off from the series over a decade prior). A trio of Thetans from the religion of Scientology compete as well, ultimately winning the competition with their risotto dish.
• In the sketch "Squidward's New Role" seen in the episode Gracie Purgatory in: That's How You Get Hemorrhoids, Squidward stars in an adult film.
• The episode "Link's Sausages" features the sketch that parodied Rugrats.

Sesame Street

• An episode spoofed SpongeBob as "TriangleBob TrianglePants" which was Telly Monster's favorite show. The show starred human cast member Bob, as a triangle man version of SpongeBob.

Sidekick

• In the Halloween special "Halloweenie," when the wizard was showing his available costumes to Eric, one of the costumes is a green sea sponge which looked a lot like SpongeBob.

The Simpsons

• In "Brother from the Same Planet", Ren and Stimpy make cameos on the TV which Bart, along with his "big brother" Tom was watching on.
• In "The Front", Ren and Stimpy is one of the nominated shorts at the award ceremony
• In "Treehouse of Horror VIII" during "The Fly" segment, Santa's Little Helper and Snowball II get caught in the morphing machine, causing them to come out in a CatDog-like hybrid, the episode premiered 6 months before CatDog started.
• In the opening for "Pray Anything", Bart writes on the chalkboard: "SpongeBob is not a Contraceptive"
• In "A Star is Born Again", Ned Flanders says that Sara Sloane's movie is starting to get like "SpongeBob NoPants".
• In "She Used to Be My Girl", SpongeBob makes a cameo in heaven.
• In "Fat Man and Little Boy", one of Krusty's T-shirts is promoted as "ScratchBob ItchPants".
• In "The Wife Aquatic", a SpongeBob statue makes a cameo in the museum Marge and Lisa go to.
• In the opening for "Treehouse of Horror XX", Frankenstein's Monster dresses up in a SpongeBob costume.
• In "Treehouse of Horror XXI", the episode director Bob Anderson is credited as "Sponge Bob Anderson Pants". In addition, Co-Executive Producer Michael Price was credited as "The Last Chairbender".
• In "Angry Dad: The Movie", Bart says, "I've always loved cartoons, going way back to the real early SpongeBobs".
• In the "Treehouse of Horror XXXIII" segment "SimpsonsWorld", one of the TV show theme parks that appear at the end is called "SpongeBob Sea", which physically resembles SpongeBob's house.
• In the "Treehouse of Horror XXXVI" segment "Clown Night with the Devil", Ebenezer T. Squint from Pinwheel appears as one of the zombies of characters from educational children's shows that were cancelled (due to Bart's deal with the devil in order to keep Krusty's show on the air) who were about to drag Krusty to hell.

VH1 ILL-ustrated

• In this TV show, there is three episodes that referenced SpongeBob which is called SpongeBong HempPants, which is the stoner parody of SpongeBob SquarePants. SpongeBong HempPants was part of VH1 ILL-ustrated which was a short-lived show. The characters have drug names with different personalities and a similar theme song. Only three episodes have been released. SpongeBong HempPants (parody of SpongeBob) is the main character who lives in a mushroom and he is befriended to Hashbrick (parody of Patrick Star). The parody has been very popular on Dailymotion. All three episodes are available on YouTube and other sites.

Zoboomafoo

• The yellow helmet that Martin wore kayaking in the episode "Itchy" was similar to the player helmets in the first season of Legends of the Hidden Temple.

Video games

Kitty

TV shows were parodied. Penny Pig is a parody of the Nick Jr. show Peppa Pig, Bro Sponge is a parody of SpongeBob SquarePants, Magic Friends is a parody of The Fairly OddParents, and Paw Command is a Paw Patrol parody.

• Iconic TV shows were parodied in the televerse. Peppa Pig, SpongeBob SquarePants, The Fairly OddParents, and PAW Patrol were parodied.
• The shop also has Mouse and Kitty skins based on Nicktoons.

Jailbreak

• In the Sewers, there is an Easter egg where the turtles and pizza are seen. This is a reference to Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
• There is an Easter egg with the Sloop as when the player brings it to the broken ship at Bounty Island, it will get struck by lightning and it will turn into a ghost ship and audio from the SpongeBob SquarePants season 2 episode "Shanghaied" featuring the Flying Dutchman will play. This is a reference to the Flying Dutchman's ship and "Shanghaied."
• Arnold Shortman can be seen on one of Rising City's buildings.

Roblox

• There was a 2012 sponsorship with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012 series on October 1 as there was an event called "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtle Trouble" as there was a limited-time game with limited time avatar items.
• Roblox officially partnered up with Nickelodeon and made a mini Invincibubble shoulder pal that the player can put on their avatar's shoulder. There was also an Invincibubble hat that the player could wear on top of their avatar's head. It is no longer available since it was specially released for The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water.
• Roblox hosted many Kids' Choice Awards events with avatar items such as a Nickelodeon slime bundle.
• An official Roblox Nickelodeon experience called Nickverse by Paramount Game Studios was made featuring iconic Nickelodeon shows.
• An official Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles tycoon by Gamefam Studios was announced and released along with a game where users watch the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem trailers to earn UGC. The game was taken down on September 2, 2023 by Roblox for unknown reasons.
• An official SpongeBob SquarePants experience called SpongeBob Simulator was announced and released in beta.
• On its ultimate guide book, SpongeBob can be seen on the front cover of the magazine.
• A NFL Nickmas Game event by Gamefam Studios began on December 14, 2023 and will end on December 25, 2023. Same as Super Bowl LVIII Nickelodeon Special Event.

Fall Guys

• SpongeBob SquarePants costumes were released on November 2022.
• Playable skins based on Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem were released on August 2023.
• Playable skins based on SpongeBob memes were released on August 31, 2023.

Fall Guys Bikini Bottom Bash Trailer

Fall Guys Nautical Nonsense Trailer

Fall Guys Turtle Power Cinematic Trailer

Minecraft

• There are playable DLC packs based on SpongeBob SquarePants and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles were announced and released.

Minecraft x SpongeBob DLC – Official Trailer-2

Minecraft x Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles DLC

PowerWash Simulator

PowerWash Simulator SpongeBob SquarePants Special Pack Launch Trailer

• A SpongeBob SquarePants DLC was announced and released.

LittleBigPlanet 3

LittleBigPlanet 3 - SpongeBob SquarePants! - PS4, PS3

• A SpongeBob SquarePants DLC was announced and released but was removed from the store on April 2020.

Hot Wheels Unleashed

Hot Wheels Unleashed™ SpongeBob Racing Season-2

• There was a SpongeBob SquarePants-themed racing season in 2022.

Brawlhalla

Brawlhalla x SpongeBob SquarePants Crossover Reveal Trailer

• SpongeBob, Patrick, and Sandy skins were announced and released.

Web videos

Battle for Dream Island

• Dora was one of the contestants from the BFDI series.
• In the episode "The Glistening" (September 1, 2011), Leafy gets out her map and says, "Blue skidoo, you can too!", then teleports to Yoyleland. This is a reference to Blue's Clues. The audio clip of the line she says in this episode is reused again in "Yeah, Who? I Wanna Know" (June 29, 2012) and "The Hidden Contestant" (November 6, 2020).
• Boots form Dora the Explorer and Joe from Blue's Clues appeared as recommended characters in "Don't Pierce My Flesh" (October 1, 2011).
• In the episode "X Marks the Spot" (April 17, 2020), Lollipop says "Switcheroo, we can do!", which was a mock of "Blue skidoo, we can too".

Dream Shorts

• The short "Dream The Explorer" (January 11, 2021) has Dream needing help finding the Sub button along with GeorgeNotFound and Sapnap.

SuperMarioLogan

• Multiple episodes borrow ideas from episodes of SpongeBob SquarePants.
• In "Friday the 13th", Hey Arnold! is shown playing on the TV.
• In “The Remote!”, Rugrats is shown playing on the TV.
• In "The Couch!," Shrek says "Hug me, Donkey!" referencing the catchphrase from Drake & Josh "Hug me, brother!"