From the whirlybird incident to vehicular mayhem, fans are uncovering all of the most treacherous SpongeBob murder moments.

Twitter is uncovering some of SpongeBob SquarePants’ most horrific moments, each one seemingly worst than the last. It’s always funny to see how murderous the main character of your childhood cartoon was, so we compiled some of the best clips circulating Twitter for you to enjoy.

Here you go:

“When talking about SpongeBob’s kill count, we can’t forget Sergeant Roderick, the brave shark who gave his life trying to stop SpongeBob’s vehicular rampage on Bikini Bottom.”

“I’m convinced SpongeBob is portraying himself to be stupid but in reality he wants all the chaos he can get so he unscrewed the brake on purpose knowing that’s not what the guy meant lmao”

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“Really can’t believe that he committed vehicular manslaughter and never got in trouble for it.”

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“That is because the driving instructor is legally responsible for the students actions at driving school. Hence why Mrs Puff kept getting arrested.”

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“You think its a joke but Roderick has, as far as I’ve seen, never appeared in another Spongebob episode since, even more glaring considering seasons 10 onward have been bringing back old characters.

This man is actually dead.”

“Ok so 2 things I noticed in this episode:

1. The fact that there’s only one seatbelt in the boat should make it illegal to even drive the thing.

2. How is it that Spongebob is able to drive a full-on tanker, but doesn’t even know what the brake in a normal boat does?”

“This is literally his last moments in the show. He never appears or is mentioned again, even within this episode. He just gets flung away and is…gone. Always wondered why they did that”

“SpongeBob has killed hundreds, and he will kill again.”

“this will always be the worst moment in the whole show for me. The worst part of the worst episode. I’m shocked that this was even allowed to happen. it’s such an extreme and bizarre betrayal of spongebob’s character”

“Alright folks, forget clams, forget hundreds of fish in the Whirlybird Incident…

THIS is truly SpongeBob’s most violent act:”

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