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Well maybe we wouldn't sound so bad if some people didn't try to play with big, meaty, claws! |
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Candy Person 40, also known as the jelly bean eating burger, Candy Person 40BABY, Candy Baby 2, and the candy at window, is an incidental character who first appears in the episode "The Enchiridion!." His incidental type is currently unknown.
Appearance[]
He is a blue jelly belly with arms and legs, He has black eyes. He wears a white T-shirt and red shorts with a white stripes. In his even older appearances, he wore no clothing. The candy eating burger has the same appearance as Candy Person 40's old design.
Candy Person 40BABY[]
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Candy Baby 2[]
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Candy at window[]
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Personality[]
Like most incidentals, Candy Person 40 doesn't really have a consistent personality, but he has shown to have a rather aggressive behavior in a large number of his appearances, even more so than other incidentals who have commonly shown some aggressive behaviors throughout the series.
Names[]
Candy Person 40 as a pet store employee.
Andrew is Candy Person 40's most consistently used generic name in the franchise. It has been used for him in "BMO in Love" as a pet store employee, and episode 3 of The Bikini Bottom Inquirer for his torchbearer appearance in "The Fry Cook Games." It was also used for him in "Roller Cowards" while he was portraying a character in a commercial. However he has had three other one time generic names:
- In "Porous Pockets," he is named Bill.
- In "Welcome to the Magic Kingdom Triangle," he is a coachman called Reginald.
- In "Lost in New York City," a sports shirt wearing Candy Person 40 is named Scott.
Role in series[]
Candy Person 40 is one of the most commonly used incidental characters in the show. He has made many major and speaking roles throughout the series as well as minor non-speaking roles. In many episodes, he has been shown to have a rather aggressive behavior. He also has a "Baby" suffix variant that has made a few appearances throughout the series as well as a "Baby" variant known as Candy Baby 2 who has also made a few appearances. He was firstly designed to be a Snack Bar customer that was labeled as a character that was known as "candy eating burger."
Major roles[]
Crossover Time[]
"Ripped Shorts"[]
He is seen eating a burger at the snack bar, and Finn tells him that "ripped shorts" would go good with a burger, much to his annoyance.
"School Guard"[]
He attends boating school and then goes home seen in his boatmobile.
"Sleepy Time"[]
He appears in Plankton's dream.
"Walking Beach"[]
He wants to Finn gets sand in his eyes while waving a beach towel at all the beachgoers.
"Fools in April"[]
He is seen inside Finn and Jake's house.
"Neptune's Spatula"[]
He is seen at the Fry Cook Museum.
"Hooky"[]
He says that his Burger Patty tastes like a fried boot after SpongeBob takes a break and leaves Peppermint Bulter with the cooking.
"Your Boots' Untied"[]
He claims that he is definitely leaving the Krusty Krab when he sees Mr. Krabs underwear showing.
"Bubble Crush"[]
He impatiently waits for Bubble Princess to come out of the public toilet.
"The Muscle Cat Girl"[]
He is seen dressed as a werewolf.
"Band Music"[]
He insults Mr. Krabs by referring to his "big meaty claws" which starts an argument between the two and eventually starts an argument with everyone in the band.
"Graveyard Shift"[]
He asks Squidward for some ketchup while he was telling SpongeBob the story of the Hash-slinging slasher.
"The Hero Boy Games"[]
He is seen opening the Fry Cook Games by lighting a torch on a giant hamburger. A breeze blows off his torch at his first attempt. He successfully lights the burger on fire the second time, only for him to somehow get caught on fire himself.
"Just One Bite"[]
He orders a King-Size Ultra Krabby Supreme on a stick with a bottle of mayonnaise.
"What Ever Happened to Finn?"[]
He and Candy Person 32 attempt steal Finn's hats, but are scared by Finn blow bubbles.
"License to Milkshake"[]
He orders a milkshake at the Krusty Krab, however he became unsatisfied with his shake due to it being too hard and solid. After SpongeBob graduates from the Milkshake Academy, he gets another milkshake and claims it is the best one he ever had.
"The Hotel Party"[]
He is shown as a hotel employee.
"College Time"[]
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"High Time Diving"[]
He attempts to sacrifice Lollipop Girl after the Candy People believe they have upset King Neptune.
"Finn's Big Birthday Blowout"[]
He tries to eat some of Finn's birthday cake along with Grubby Grouper, but Marceline yanks the cake out of their mouths.
"Handemonium"[]
He wants to Candy Person 14 asks him for a toy, but he tells him he already has one of those toys at home. He then freaks out when he realizes that he was really referring to the Chum Bucket glove.
The Patrick Star Show[]
"The Yard Sale"[]
He is seen in the crowd from Ancient Rome times in many scenes alongside Candy Person 125 and Candy Person 131, and is later seen as an elder along with the two of them.
"Patrick's Alley"[]
Candy Baby 2 appears as one of the babies that Patrick and Squidina were assigned to babysit throughout the episode. A pair of Baby Jelly Bellies also appear as twins with Candy Person 16 and Candy Person 61 as their parents where the two babies have their parents bang their heads into each other.
"Ella Wants to Be a Star"[]
He is part of the audience that watches Clarence and Ella perform on Clarence's show throughout the entire episode.
Major roles in movies[]
The Crossover Time Movie[]
He makes a cameo appearance as one of the customer at the Chum Bucket getting a free bucket helmet where Marie points at his helmet with amazement.
Major roles in shorts[]
"More Feeling"[]
He is dressed as a cheeseburger for an advertising commercial.
Major roles in games[]
Drawn to Life: Crossover Time Edition[]
He appears as a template for DoodlePants.
Around the Clock at New York City[]
He is seen interior the New York City Supermarket, Blue Jelly Belly Guy back away with cops, Podbee engulfs Blue Jelly Belly Guy's entire body and creates a Pod Person Blue Jelly Belly Guy.
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Trivia[]
- His voice actor, Ian-Jones-Quarty, uses a voice identical to Albert Du Bois - a character he played on Phineas and Ferb - for this candy person.
- Coincidentally, he appears wearing a shirt reading "40" in "Lost in New York City."
- The same thing later happened to Incidental 70 in The Patrick Star Show episode, "Just in Time for Christmas."
- In "Slimy Leaping" and "Pat Hearts Squid," he is mistakenly shown without eyebrows.
- She has a Cockney-British accent in "Unicorn Jokes" and "Band Music".
- She also has an Australian accent in "Sun Tanned".
- In "The Curse Of New York City" it is revealed that he is afraid of mermaids.
- In "The Battle for Magic Kingdom," he was shown to be dressed as a blue soilder during the reenactment but is shown to be a red soilder during Patrick's flashback on the battle.