Spongebobs Stereotypes

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Do you ever wonder what type of characteristics of a fictional character you have? Everybody wants to know themselves. Everybody wants to know what other people see in them or what they think when they look at them. The three fictional characters that most represent my personality are Bugs Bunny from Looney Tunes for his seriousness at times and goofiness, Marvin the Martian for his quietness and cleverness, and SpongeBob Squarepants for being so gullible. Although Bugs Bunny is a rabbit who is one of the main characters in the Looney Tunes cartoons, that doesn't mean we don't have similarities; we both are sometimes serious and at the same time goofy.The audience is first introduced to Bugs Bunny in a cartoon called “A Wild Hare.” He was …show more content…

The audience was first introduced to Spongebob Squarepants in 1989. Spongebob started becoming a series in 1996. Spongebob was created by Stephen Hillenburg. Spongebob has this sort of childish behavior that makes him be gullible. He believes everything they tell him. Spongebob Squarepants gullibleness separates him from all the character. That makes him very unique because he’s not like the rest. He's very optimistic, good-natured, and naive. The audience gets to love spongbob because of his enthusiasm and gullibleness. In one of his episodes he believes there is such things as a bear fish. He gets really frightened about it because he's very gullible. Spongebob Squarepants has a neighbor that really doesn't like him so sometimes he tells him things that would scare him off because he knows Spongebob would believe him. Like Spongebob Squarepants, I too am gullible at times. I have some similarities as Spongebob. I'm very optimistic and gullible just like Spongebob. Even though I don't get scared when people tell him such and such exist. I would believe that they exist but not be scared of it. When there is a problem i'm very optimistic about it just like SpongeBob is when there is a problem. For some people i don't look like i'm 18 years old. That I still have some childish ways that I do, just like Spongebob. I might seem childish and that I need to grow up, but i see myself as a gullible person and optimistic. To be honest, I don't really mind what they say. There are some similarities with Spongebob and I. As much as Spongebob is optimistic and gullible, i too like that. As for me, I like being optimistic when there is a problem. I like being gullible when it comes to supernatural things like God and miracles etc. I feel like people that are optimistic are people that are very strong. I like those types

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