Sero’s laugher from a little ways across the dorm room shut him up, leaving him clamping his hands around his mouth with bright red cheeks. He speaks gibberish, and in Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition, when he is seen arguing with DoodlePants about something, the text appears like random letters rather than "[DoodleBob speaking gibberish]," as seen in the closed-captions of "Frankendoodle." Artist: [the pencil reaches the surface and lands on him] Huh, what's... what's this? [jumps up and holds his pencil in joy] My pencil! [tries to draw, but unfortunately, the pencil lead breaks] SpongeBob: Hold it right there, Doodle. I brought you into this world and now I'm gonna take you out. Any last words?

Hey, I have an idea,” Kirishima says, handing Izuku a notebook and a pen. “Just write down what you want to say for now, okay? At least until this weird Quirk thing wears off.” It’s an off-day for the teachers, and the students are supposed to be enjoying the weekend. Izuku and a couple of his classmates were headed downtown for coffee, to Toshinori’s knowledge (he’d written a permission slip for them to leave campus). A similar phenomenon happened when, on March 9th, 2016, @GRIFFERS [11] tweeted "he was a skater boy/he said me hoy minoy" and was copied by @chanelpuke, [12] @FillWerrell again, [13] and others.He appears as one of SpongeBob's special abilities. However, he is actually a 3D model designed to look like a 2D drawing. A fangame was made after DoodleBob named DoodleBob and the Magic Pencil where DoodleBob is the hero and has to stop Plankton and his evil schemes. Cut to outside. SpongeBob has just drawn a diving board. The pencil's broken halves have recently been taped together.] What’s odd?” Toshinori questions, getting a little more worried now than before. The atmosphere of the room is very strange; it has no set tone or mood, like it’s warring between lightheartedness and dead seriousness, which...has never happened in this room before. The phrase “me hoy minoy” has no concrete definition in any known language. It was initially used as a nonsensical phrase, intentionally designed to provoke amusement and confusion among viewers. SpongeBob SquarePants often employs humorous and playful language, and “me hoy minoy” is a prime example of this. It’s a catchphrase that SpongeBob and his friends use from time to time, adding to the quirky nature of the show. Interpreting the Meaning

Shouto would be lying if he didn’t find it at least a little bit funny, because he does; he tries to me sympathetic about it, though, as do the rest of their classmates when they find out. DoodleBob: [nonsense] Dewaaagheaugaaagh! [runs for his life until SpongeBob stops him whilst holding the pencil in his face]

You’ve gotta be kidding!” the villain laughs in between breaths, and he’s actually struggling to breathe, he’s laughing so hard. “Y-You think--oh crap, holy--” He breaks off into even more laughter. “Are you kidding me right now? This is rich, holy--” Fla. Ma. Goo. Ba.” Izuku stomps his foot with every syllable, and Shouto really, really wants to know what he’s saying but how and what. Izuku squints up at him, then waves a hand idly, pushing himself to sit up. “Y-Yeah, I’m fine,” he says, shaking his head, then clutching it. “I-I--” He stops suddenly, eyes snapping open. “...Wait.” He forgets how he sounds, sometimes, thanks to that Quirk, and while for the most part he stays quiet, there are times he’ll forget and just...go on little tangents. Krusty Krab grill • Krusty Krab freezer • Krusty Krab cash register • Patty Gadget • Trash chute • Krusty Krab television • Pinch-o-Matic • On-time percentage machine

DoodleBob is also the main antagonist of Drawn to Life: SpongeBob SquarePants Edition, in which he takes over Bikini Bottom using another magic pencil. This article is a transcript of the SpongeBob SquarePants episode " Frankendoodle" from season 2, which aired on January 21, 2002.Squidward: [looking at himself in the mirror] Squidward, if you had some hair, you'd be the most gorgeous creature in the sea! You've got looks... talent... all you need is a full head of... [the mustache comes in through the window and rests on his head as hair] hair! Izuku’s eyes fill with distress. “Mifapagoo?” he asks, and while his tone of voice breaks Toshinori’s heart what he actually sounds like makes him want to keel over laughing. DoodleBob becomes a recurring antagonist in the series and was subsequently featured in both a Nintendo DS and cellphone game. It wasn’t until 2013, however, that DoodleBob surfaced as a meme, when people on MemeGenerator began captioning pictures of the character. That year, YouTuber Zetkero posted a video playing the game DoodleBob and the Magic Pencil, where DoodleBob’s signature sound “me hoy minoy” is prominently featured. The video garnered over 11 million views. In 2016, popular tweeter @dory posted a tweet showing two street names that sounded like DoodleBob’s catchphrase, garnering many likes and retweets. We’ll find a way to reverse it, Midoriya,” Iida says calmingly. “It’ll probably wear off, I’m sure of it.” Though no official meaning has been ascribed to “me hoy minoy,” fans have come up with their own interpretations. Some believe that it represents a playful and lighthearted expression, capturing the essence of childlike joy and carefree attitude. Others see it as a way of conveying excitement and enthusiasm, similar to exclaiming “yippee!” or “hooray!” An Expression of Fan Connection

Toshinori feels like he’s on another plane of existence. “...What...happened, exactly?” he manages, when he’s sure he, too, won’t break down laughing (because honestly what is Izuku even talking about).

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SpongeBob: He's putting down the pencil! This is our chance. On the count of three, we'll jump out and surprise him! Artist at sea (Doug Lawrence): Hmm... ah! [kisses his pencil, then draws some more strokes. He hums something, but accidentally throws his pencil into the sea. It sinks in the water until it's out of sight] SpongeBob: No, no, not evil. He was just a two-dimensional creature. [puts his glasses and a pipe] Lost in our three-dimensional aquatic world. Longing for a purpose. [blows from a pipe] French Narrator: [as the artist starts to cry] The second most important rule for the artist at sea: Always bring a pencil sharpener.