Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years

Spongebob was the greatest cartoon ever created. No evidence is needed to back this claim up. It was a show for all ages to enjoy, and was tailored for family audiences. Stephen Hillenburg created a beast that the network to new levels of success. With such a beast, it was easy for it to get out of hand. It's success was its Achilles heel. The constant milking of the show has caused every character to be reduced to a one-dimensional trope. This version of the series is just another reminder that our beloved sea sponge is now nothing more than a cash-cow. Watching Kamp Koral was like watching a relative on a respirator- you know that they're still in there, but there's still little hope. Watching Kamp Koral was disheartening- its jokes are too pushed and unfunny, the once great characters are downgraded to pure monotony, and every moment is dull and dry. As anticipated, Kamp Koral is outshined by the early seasons of the original series.

I wanted to throw up after the intro. This is just a disgusting stain on sponge bob. The took out all the adult human that made it great and just ruined every story line.

I was highly looking forward to this, but was highly disappointed in what I watched. Mr Hillenburg is probably in his grave frustrated by the way this turned out.

I watched a few episodes of this and it's not bad with animation, but it's non canon. Seeing the origins of these characters made me despise this show since that's not how these characters met. Maybe Patrick, but spongebob did not meet sandy or plankton like that. It's stories are ok, but it was a bad decision for this sponge. However the messed up thing with sandy was solved though when it turns out the present day sandy actually sent a young version of her back to Kamp Koral so the formula could be discovered at the right time. But still in the episode Plankton from 1999, SpongeBob didn't know who he was.

The show has its pro and cons. What I like about the show is that they keep the character personality and don't change it. The animation is adorable and cute. They are some intended morals and lesson in each episode for the target audience. But the problems I have with the show is that the intro is kinda mediocre. Also, every character already previously met in the first three seasons (But I guess they are switching up for the new generation). But, Overall I will still be watching and it's not razzie-worthy or oscar-worthy. But something most people can enjoy if you don't think about the Canon or Stephen Hillenburg Situation (Speaking of Stephen Hillenburg, he knew about this spinoff and co-workers said that he was fine with it).