In this video, I go through some of the most cursed SpongeBob products ever created. From unsettling toys to questionable design choices, these items take Bikini Bottom weirdness to a whole new level.

We still kind of regret not buying the plush toys. Not everything from Supreme's SpongeBob collab is good. For instance, unless you're training for the Tour de France, I don't know why you'd buy ...

See more toys of the SpongeBob Franchise Square Pants and other versions of the Tabolle Game Trouble here on the Toy Blog.

In December, Uniqlo released a SpongeBob and Cactus Plant Flea Market collab, featuring t-shirts, hoodies, caps and collectible plush toys with CPFM’s “double vision” motif using the beloved ...

(In the U.S., only SpongeBob SquarePants and Sesame Street ... and, of course, in the toy aisle. Paramount estimates that there are around 100,000 different Paw Patrol products.

The SpongeBob SquarePants “Pineapple House” Cookie Jar is $27.92 at BoxLunch. See more SpongeBob SquarePants toys and other cookie jars here on the Toy Blog.

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First released in 1999, SpongeBob and friends in Bikini Bottom are celebrating their 25th anniversary. One of the easiest ways to join in on the festivities is by heading over to Paramount+.

The woman took to Facebook to share an image of the SpongeBob Square Pants and Patrick Star plush toys that didn’t look quite right. The toys both had swollen eyes, wide smiles and teeth that ...