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  (This is a screenshot showing Sandy 🐿️ and SpongeBob 🧽 together, riding clam shells. I don't know if this from Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie 🐿️ or if it's from The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water 🧽💦 , I really could not tell you. But, this is the image that's the most associated with Saving Bikini Bottom . It's used in all the article talking about this movie, so I'm using it here.) Well, this was another surprise. Apparently, Sandy Cheeks 🐿️ has got her own movie coming out this year. It's called Saving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie 🐿️ , and it's coming out on Netflix. It's going to be a Netflix exclusive because apparently, after reading a few articles talking about this movie, Nickelodeon made a deal with Netflix to release all of their upcoming animated projects on their platform exclusively. This started back with the third SpongeBob 🧽 movie, The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge On the Run 🧽 , which was released on st

Note:   This was originally written on December 6, 2022, and was posted on DeviantART the next day on December 7, 2022, the day will live in infamy, besides September 11 of course. This was first of these Mortal Kombat Legends movies that I've seen. But, they've already been making them for a while. The first one of these that they put out was Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge 🦂🔥 , which was basically a retelling of the first Mortal Kombat tournament (the first one held in Earthrealm that is), but from Scorpion 🦂🔥's perspective because Scorpion 🦂🔥 is pretty much the most popular character of the entire franchise. He's the face of the entire franchise, and he's the co-creator, Ed Boon's favorite. He admitted it in interviews when asked what his favorite Mortal Kombat character was. No, wonder they pretty much put him on all covers, and put him center stage in the marketing, and why he's in pretty much every game, except for Mortal Kombat:

  (This is the cover art for the PlayStation 2 version of SpongeBob SquarePants: Lights, Camera, Pants 🧽🎬 .)   The plot of Lights, Camera, Pants 🧽🎬 is that this producer guy, named Gill Hammerstein, who’s a hammerhead shark if you couldn’t tell by the name, and sounds an awful lot like Sid from Ice Age 🧊 . Like real talk for a moment, the guy who voices Hammerstein sounds like he’s trying to do his best John Leguizamo impression. And I checked, it’s not John Leguizamo voicing the character. If it was, they would’ve put it in the advertising and the back of the case on the PS2, GameCube, and XBox releases that John Leguizamo was in it. Just like Rayman 3: Hoodlum Havoc did. Anyway, the plot of the game is that Gill Hammerstein, this producer or talent agent (whatever he’s supposed to be), is trying to make a special episode of the TV show, The New Adventures of Mermaid Man & Barnacle Boy , and he’s trying to cast the role of the new villain for the special, the Sneaky Hermit.

  (This is the logo for The Loud House .)   Finally, I get to finally write about what I've been itching to write about for almost a month now, ever since I started this blog, how to create an awesome Loud House video game. I decided to write this and post this after I reposted my Captain Toad review so that I could have more video game related content (sorry, Patrick Willems for using that word, but there was no substitute) on the blog. I also wanted to have more Loud House related content on the blog, since I am quite short of that. The only Loud House related thing that I've written and posted on here is that status post I wrote about the upcoming Casagrandes movie that's coming out on Netflix. I still can't believe that's an actual thing. I never knew Nickelodeon would be the one to reward failure, or perceived failure. But, considering how they reward success, even just critical success, then I guess it makes some sort of sense in a stupid and messed up