Nicktoons Battle Royale QnA

 Strunton’s DISCLAIMER: This blog does not reflect the opinions of everyone that contributed to the Nicktoons Battle Royale. These are my opinions. The purpose of this blog is to address decisions that were made regarding the blog and my opinions on certain arguments regarding each character. With that out of the way, let’s begin.

Spongebob Squarepants

Is the string a strength feat or hax?

I think the string feat works as a strength feat. He physically pulls the string to unravel the universe. I understand the concern surrounding the feat given how inconsistent Spongebob’s strength is, but hey. That’s cartoons for ya. I should also point out that it probably wouldn’t be an outlier given that Patrick survives getting sucked into a black hole that destroyed the universe.

Are Spongebob’s “universal” feats actually multiversal?

The Spongebob Squarepants Official Youtube channel suggests that all universes intersect with each other. This is how characters can interact with other versions of themselves and watch their shows on TV from the comfort of their couch. So when Spongebob does a feat like unravelling reality with the string, is he actually unravelling the entire multiverse? On paper, I don’t think this is a bad argument. It makes sense to argue this. Unfortunately though, I do think there are some issues with this.

For starters, it’s never stated or shown that Spongebob actually unraveled the entire multiverse. We only see him unravel one universe. To assume that he affected anything beyond his universe is pure speculation with no supporting evidence to back it up. Not only that, but we have evidence that you can destroy the universe without affecting the other universes connected to it. In X Marks the Pot, the entire universe is destroyed, but the parallel universe they’re sent to is just fine. If a feat is not stated or shown to affect anything beyond their own reality, you shouldn’t extrapolate it further. This would be like me saying all universal feats in Fairly Oddparents are actually multiversal because there’s a bunch of other universes connecting to it, like Jimmy’s universe, the Chin Universe, and…Spongebob Squarepants?! Uh oh.

Even if the string isn’t multi+, it should still be above baseline universal, yeah?

Even with a calc, I personally think arguing the string is beyond universal is a bit extrapolative. I understand that the volume of the universe is being condensed into a string, but I do not see why the mass of the string would be greater than the mass of our universe. That’s not really how physics works. Mass is the amount of the stuff or matter in something and volume is the amount of space it takes up. Compressing the universe into a string would only change its density, not its mass. Its mass would still be equal to the mass of the universe.

If you want to argue that every square inch of Spongebob’s entire universe was just always made of string for whatever reason though…then I guess the calc works. I don’t think it’s a bad argument or anything. I just personally think it’s more accurate to say that the mass of the string equals the actual mass of the universe. I will say that if you buy Timmy or Danny being universal at their peak, then you can kind of extrapolate their feats being better than the string. Both of their universes are stated to be infinite in size, which means their feats would require infinite energy. Make of that what you will.

The Dreamy Dreamer

The last argument I usually see people argue as a multiversal+ feat for Spongebob is the Dreamy Dreamer, an extra dimensional being that was going to merge the dimensional plane of his world and Spongebob’s world. Sounds somewhat straightforward, but there’s one issue. Spongebob has no scaling chain to this guy.

Spongebob is tasked with waking him up. He can’t do it physically and is only able to do it by affecting his dream. I see no reason why Spongebob should scale to him with this context in mind. I also think that arguing someone wakes someone up so they scale in AP is a bit of a shaky argument to begin with. I guess if Bulma woke up Vegeta or Lois woke up Superman out of bed, they’d be multiversal level? I doubt it. This is also assuming the Dreamy Dreamer was merging the dimensional plane across all of the infinite multiverse, which is technically never specified. They only specify doing it with one Bikini Bottom, aka one universe.

Is Spongebob immeasurable?

So there’s a feat where Spongebob flips a patty so many times that it leaves reality. Is this immeasurable? Maybe, but you can argue against it. It’s never stated that the patty leaves reality through sheer speed. It’s kind of just assumed it does. If people want to argue it, they can, but just know other characters here would benefit from similar leeway.

Is the string existence erasure?

The string is never stated to be existence erasure. It just unravels whatever is connected to it. There’s no evidence that it can erase someone’s soul. The fact that Spongebob laughed after being unraveled by Patrick should prove his existence wasn’t erased. He’s just a piece of string now.

Neptune’s trident could negate fairy magic, yeah?

In Neptune’s hands, maybe, but Spongebob has never used the magic cage and nothing suggests that he even knows how to do it. Not to mention that the trident doesn’t even belong to Spongebob so letting him have it is already being generous anyway. The trident also has a mind of its own and rebels against Spongebob using it too.

How strong is Spongebob Squarepants?

Spongebob is definitely universal level. Even if you argued the string was hax, Patrick survives the universe being destroyed on multiple occasions. While I get the argument, I don’t think the case for multiversal+ holds up against scrutiny, especially when the series shows that you can destroy a universe without touching the other universes intersecting with it. In terms of speed,I think he’s MFTL+ at minimum. I can see why some would argue the patty flip is an immeasurable speed feat, but I think you can easily just say it isn’t. It doesn’t do much that 100% breaks the speed formula and it’s not even stated to be done through speed. Even if you agree it’s not immeasurable, 1 quivigintillion c is definitely nothing to scoff at. 

Timmy Turner

Is the Fairly Oddparents’ universe infinite?

I don’t know. Maybe. In Smarty Pants, Cosmo and Wanda grant his wish to know everything and he stated that the universe was infinite, so make with that what you will.

Is it against Da Rules for Timmy to wish for anything in a vs scenario?

A common argument used against Timmy is that “magic can’t be used to win a competition, so he’d be pretty limited in a vs scenario,” but that can’t be any further from the truth. Maybe if this were the Tournament of Power or the Chunin Exams, maybe you could argue that Timmy couldn’t wish to be the best fighter out of everyone there because tournaments are considered to be a competition. But in a random encounter where Timmy is trying to fight for survival? Timmy can and has used Cosmo and Wanda’s magic in those scenarios plenty of times. For example, he fought Vicky using the magic remotes Cosmo and Wanda made in Channel Chasers, wished for Shirley to be weak when fighting him in Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 3, and outright wished for a way to defeat Robotic Vicky in Power Mad. In Father Time, Timmy used the heat vision he wished for to win a race. In The Big Bash, Remy wished for all godchildren to fall asleep during Cupid’s scavenger hunt. In a vs scenario, it is perfectly valid for Timmy to use wishes to affect his opponents directly. Even if that weren’t the case, the magic muffin ignores Da Rules anyway.

Can fairy magic hurt others?

Can Timmy directly wish for someone to be injured or killed? Without the magic muffin, no. This is made pretty clear in episodes like Boys in the Band and the Jimmy Timmy Power Hour 2 special, and to my knowledge, this rule has never been broken at any point in the series. Can Timmy wish for something that can lead to someone getting injured, like say wish for someone to jump off of a cliff? Yes. There are plenty of examples of this. 

In Power Mad, Timmy wished for a video game that could hurt or even kill him if he wasn’t careful. In Father Time, Timmy reduces Cosmo and Wanda to ashes with his heat vision. Jorgen tries to kill Timmy with fairy magic in Action Packed. Crocker was going to send Timmy’s parents to the sun in Abracatastrophe. Timmy uses kung fu skills he wished for to beat up Francis in Kung Timmy. Wanda basically kills Dark Laser in Dread ‘N’ Breakfast. A previous godchild of Cosmo and Wanda used their magic to take out Archduke Ferdinand and triggered World War I. You get the idea.

All of this is to say that, even if Timmy couldn’t wish anyone dead or maimed directly, he can definitely still use magic to hurt the other combatants. Based on the previous examples, we believe that Timmy wishing for Spongebob to be dried out would not violate Da Rules because it isn’t a wish to directly harm or kill him. It’s a wish that could lead to that. It is basically a loop hole.

Can Cosmo and Wanda use magic without Timmy’s input?

Most episodes in Fairly Oddparents establish that Cosmo and Wanda can’t use their magic unless Timmy makes a wish. This limitation is a crucial plot point in several episodes, like Pipe Down and Baby Face, where they can’t undo the situation until Timmy explicitly wishes for things to return to normal. But is this really the case? Can they truly not act without Timmy’s input?

Obviously, the answer is no. There are plenty of times where Cosmo and Wanda use their magic without Timmy making a wish. In Hex Games, Wanda creates a trampoline and turns spikes into mattresses to save Timmy. In Super Bike, Wanda was going to poof away Super Bike without Timmy asking for it. In Knighty Knight, Cosmo and Wanda revive Arthur without Timmy directly wishing for it. Wanda also revives Dark Laser without Timmy’s input in Dread ‘N’ Breakfast. In Channel Chasers, Cosmo and Wanda turn Timmy into a baby and back into a ten year old. In the Breakin Da Rules game, Cosmo and Wanda can turn back time to help Timmy without him asking for it. When Timmy and Jimmy were turned into snails in Power Hour 2, Cosmo and Wanda turned them back to normal without Timmy asking for it. You get the idea.

So what gives? Why are there episodes where Cosmo and Wanda can’t do anything without Timmy wishing for it? Why couldn’t Cosmo and Wanda just turn Timmy into a ten year old in Baby Face when they were capable of doing it in Channel Chasers? Are they stupid? Well, maybe. But besides plot induced stupidity, the likely answer is probably just that they can’t undo wishes they’ve already granted unless Timmy undoes. It’s probably why episodes like Baby Face require him to unwish being a baby while Channel Chasers doesn’t. In Baby Face, he wished to become a baby in the first place. He didn’t do that in Channel Chasers.

All of this is to say that, if Timmy is in danger, there’s no real reason why Cosmo or Wanda can’t step in to protect him as they’ve done before. We find it hard to believe that if Timmy got killed or reduced to nothing, Wanda wouldn’t revive him or turn back time to undo the damage.

Do Timmy’s Fairyversary gifts boost his stats?

Technically speaking, nothing states that the items boosts Timmy’s physical stats. It’s mostly inferred. Crocker clear got a power boost from absorbing Cosmo and Wanda, and Timmy claims that he was “just as powerful” as he was when using the fairy gifts.

Immeasurable Fairly OddParents?

The blog's intent wasn’t exactly to push immeasurable Fairly OddParents. It was to argue that it matches Spongebob’s arguments for immeasurable speeds. If you accept immeasurable for Spongebob, then you kind of have to accept immeasurable Fairly OddParents too. Both feats are essentially the same thing. Spongebob flipping his patty and Timmy breaking the comic barrier are feats where the main character does something fast enough to leave their reality, which is technically stated to be infinite in size. If anything, I’d argue Fairly Oddparents has a slightly stronger case. Spongebob’s patty feat is never stated to be done through speed. Timmy’s comic breaking feat is.

How strong is Timmy Turner?

Without any amps, Timmy is probably planet level via scaling to Dark Laser getting blasted by his attack that was intended to destroy the planet. You can argue for large star because of the triangle feat too. With amps, he should be universal to vaguely multiversal. If you don’t think Cleft or his fairy items boosts his physical strength, or that Chloe hurting Jorgen and Jorgen being afraid of her is enough to argue a scaling chain, then I guess you can argue he’s normally universal level, but that’s up to you. He’s universal either way. In terms of speed, fairy magic can reach speeds billions to trillions of times the speed of light. You could potentially argue quad c with Jorgen absorbing the Big Bang bomb Calamitous created. If you believe there’s enough evidence to argue Timmy’s universe is “infinite” or that breaking the comic barrier counts, then I guess he would be immeasurable.

Jimmy Neutron

Universal VRWM

So in the ending of the Jet Fusion video game, Jimmy, Goddard, and Jet Fusion survive a blast of the energy from the Idols to reset the world back to normal. This is important to note as earlier in the game, the VRWM’s malfunction caused Jimmy and his friends to be transported into a virtual universe that meshed Jimmy’s world and the world of the book together. So since the Idols undid the actions of the VRWM’s universal mismash, and Jimmy and co took the blast that came from the idols, this means that Jimmy’s universal from this right? Right? Weeellllllll…. To be blunt no, as the huge problem with this is that the manual is inaccurate to the game when it comes to the VRWM. While the manual states that the VRWM transported everyone into a virtual world, in the game Jimmy states that the VRWM’s containment field for the book failed, causing the book elements to break out into the world. Now, an argument could be formed from the GBA version, which seems to “fit” this manual’s description a little more as the characters do get zapped and transported into a weird mismash of the world, but this pathway gets axed as idol feat doesn’t happen in the GBA version, with the game ending on Jet Fusion warning Jimmy about next time reading the actual book.

Lighting Gromper’s Storm Feat

Partway through the neighborhood stage within the Attack of the Twonkies video game, a thunderstorm just suddenly appears. Now, while there’s no scene directly confirming that the Twonkie made it, there is a section in the game that leads to the conclusion of the thunderstorm being the Lightning Gromper’s doing. The section is the dialogue Jimmy has with Cindy before encountering the Lightning Gromper, going as follows:

“Vortex, looks like it's raining on your little girl’s party”

“Nerdtron, you can have the stupid playground, one of your monsters has grown huge and is destroying things in there.”

The dialogue seems to paint the thunderstorm in conjunction with the creation of a huge monster, which we know as the Lightning Gromper, and given the fact that said Gromper rides on a mini thundercloud that shoots lightning, it's safe to assume that the thunderstorm was the Gromper’s doing. This level of power is also consistent throughout the game, as later on, Jimmy has to face the Ice Gromper, who froze the entire lake, and then went on to face a Twonkie that had the powers of all of the previous bosses in the game, with them included.

How strong is Jimmy Neutron?

Without scaling him to Timmy, Jimmy would be country level without any amps. Planet sized Jimmy is large planet level. In terms of speed, he would be billions of times FTL. Scaling him to Timmy, his stats can range from planet to universal and trillions of time FTL to immeasurable. It really just depends on where you rank base Timmy’s stats.

Okay but does he beat Dexter though?

Maybe…

Danny Phantom

Is the Ghost Zone an Infinite Multiverse?

As mentioned in the blog itself, I think saying the Ghost Zone is a multiverse that houses infinite universes is a bit much. I’m aware that Skulker states that the Ghost Zone has “infinite realms,” but the episode appropriately titled Infinite Realms makes it pretty clear that these “infinite realms” are referring to the portals that serve as entrances to the human world across time, not entire universes. And sure, you can argue “but ghosts are shown and stated to have their own domains,” but nothing says these domains are full blown universes. That’s just an assumption with no real evidence backing it. Are we really going to argue that Skulker’s island is an entire universe? I don’t think so. It wouldn’t even make sense for the Ghost Zone to be an infinite multiverse. It’s a parallel dimension of the universe. The universe is actually a collection of infinite universes? Yeah, I don’t think so.

At best, I think the Ghost Zone is probably as big as the universe. After all, it’s a parallel dimension of…the universe. Butch Hartman said the Ghost Zone is endless in an interview and Danny says the universe has infinite darkness in Phantom Planet. We also see what appears to be planets, suns, and black holes throughout the zone, so I think saying the Ghost Zone is a universe is completely fair. Maybe. Does Danny scale to it though? Well…

Does Danny scale to Dark Danny + Clockwork fusion destabilizing the universe? 

The fusion of Dark Danny and Clockwork was only going to destroy the universe via a chain reaction over time. A chain reaction that would’ve killed Danny if it wasn’t stopped and that Dark Danny couldn’t control it to begin with. Said chain reaction only required “atomic bomb” levels of energy to trigger. This chain reaction wasn’t even triggered through raw power that can be scaled to physical stats. It was only triggered because the fusion of Dark Danny and Clockwork was unstable. Not to mention, Dark Danny broke his staff that was part of the timeline itself. It also doesn’t help that Danny and Vlad couldn’t beat the Dark Danny Clockwork fusion until he had been explicitly getting weaker for an extended period of time. 

What about the ghosts that created the Ghost Zone?

The context behind the original split between the human realm and Ghost Zone is super vague and ill defined. We don’t know how many ghosts were involved, how it happened, there’s no time frame, and there’s no scaling chain to these ancient ghosts anyway. 

What about Clockwork merging timelines?

Personally, I do think this is the best argument for universal Danny, but I’m not quite sure why it would scale to physical stats personally. Like, Clockwork’s main gimmick is manipulating time. It’s not like he’s doing this through raw power. Also, I’m pretty sure Clockwork is just using his time powers to take bits and pieces from the timestream and meshing them to rebuild the timeline, as opposed to smashing entire universes together. After all, why would Danny have to choose between having a timeline where he revealed his secret identity and one where he never did? And while I know people don’t like outliers or anti-feats, it just…really doesn’t help that there is literally no other feat in the series that’s even close to this level of power. 

Does Danny scale to Vortex?

Not really. Vortex defeated Danny with minimal effort. Neither Danny or Vlad could harm him. The only way Danny could beat Vortex was by using his weather manipulating powers against him. 

Not to mention that you can probably pick at Vs Battle’s Vortex calc anyway. The calc assumes that Vortex made a storm that covered the entire planet in one go. While I understand the reasoning behind this assumption, the episode very heavily implies this is not the case. Vortex isn’t creating one big planet wide storm. He is shown to be cloning himself and going around the world to tamper with the weather in different locations one by one, as opposed to doing it all in one go. We even see in the episode that multiple storms are being created by him, not just one. This would easily lower the results of the calc because the range he’s affecting would be much smaller. 

To be fair, we know he can still cover cities with his storms in an instant. We see him do it in Venice, which we calc’d to be around 1 megaton of TNT. If you really want to scale Danny to Vortex despite the context of the episode suggesting otherwise, making a storm like this would require energies in the megaton range.

Can you explain your Dorathea calc? I thought it was city level?

VBW’s Dorathea calc assumes the clouds reach the horizon. Unfortunately, there’s never an unobscure shot of the horizon that proves this. The entire area is surrounded by these clouds. Because of this, the best thing I could do was measure the area we know the clouds were covering. That’s why the calc has much lower results than VBW.

Are ghost rays light speed?

I think ghost rays being light speed is perfectly fine. For starters, the ghost rays have outright been stated to be light and can harm Johnny’s Shadow, whose main weakness is light. They can generate heat, reflect off of mirrors, and expand through magnifying glasses, similar to light. Danny has also used his ecto-energy to generate light in Micro Management. But perhaps the most convincing piece of evidence to me would be the creator of the series himself, Butch Hartman. Not only has Butch said that Danny can create light, but he agreed with Death Battle’s interpretation of ghost rays being lasers that move at light speed. 

Of course, there are a few contradictions here and there. After all, ghost rays do emit force, which would normally be a big no no for arguing a laser being light speed, but I think this is a case where the evidence for it definitely outweighs the evidence against, especially if they’re stated to be light and the creator himself didn’t disagree with someone arguing they’re lightspeed. Danny dodging or outpacing ghost rays tend to get relativistic to FTL results. 

What about Pariah Dark’s MFTL+ calc?

How much ground Pariah Dark covered to destroy all of the ghost homes is unknown, and saying he traversed an entire universe to do it is unsupported. All we know is that the ghost homes are spread out throughout the Ghost Zone. The distance between them is unknown and there’s literally no way of finding out. Also, Pariah Dark can teleport.

What about Danny’s Low Godly Regeneration?

Danny has good regen, but it has limits. Danny’s best feat of regen is reforming his body from a puddle of goo. His clone, Dani, could do the same thing. As the blog mentioned however, Danny can only regenerate so many times until he’s reverted back to Danny Phantom. Taking too much damage has reverted him back to normal plenty of times.

How strong is Danny Phantom?

If it isn’t clear by now, as much as I would love to believe it, I think the universal to multiversal Danny meta is pretty overhyped. A lot of these feats are either vague, done through hax, or triggered through chain reactions that no one should scale to. If you still think it’s okay even after all of this, then uh…well, more power to you. I personally do not buy it.

So if that’s the case, how strong would Danny Phantom be? Without universal shenanigans, the highest feat Danny can scale to would be Dorathea dispersing clouds with her breath, which is estimated to be around 5 kilotons of TNT. If you want to scale him to Vortex, then he would be small city level. In terms of speed, I think he has some degree of FTL speeds. Taking the Ecto-Skeleton’s 100x multiplier literally, you can argue Danny being large city level and MFTL (like 100 megatons and 200 times FTL give or take).

Nicktoons

Do the Nicktoons scale to the Doomsday Machine?

Unfortunately, no. While the Doomsday Machine is powerful enough to destroy the multiverse, the Nicktoons never damage it directly in any version of the game. They only beat it by unplugging the power chords.

Do the Nicktoons scale to Magwu?

Technically, yes. The Nicktoons can fight and beat Magwu directly in the DS version of Volcano Island. Do they scale to Magwu absorbing enough energy to eventually destroy the universe? Probably not. Magwu is defeated before he reaches that point in power.

Do the Nicktoons scale to Globulous Maximus?

Technically, you can beat him in the DS version of Globs of Doom without the mech, so sure. Not exactly sure how to calculate him being God’s snot, but it’s probably cosmic level.

Are the Nicktoon games canon?

Don’t know. Nickelodeon has never issued an official statement on the topic. The games reference the cartoons and Power Hour at least.

Why did you include the Nicktoon games then?

I mean…it’s literally the theme of the match. It would be weird not to include them.

Do all the Nicktoons canonically share a multiverse?

I can’t give a definitive answer to this, but they’ve definitely toyed around with this idea a few times. Outside of the obvious Nicktoons Unite and Nick All Stars Brawl 2 campaign, the idea of a Nickelodeon multiverse has been teased in multiple comics and cartoons. Jimmy and Timmy’s constant team ups cause other Nicktoon worlds to get mixed up around the multiverse in the Dimension Intervention comic. Bunsen travels across dimensions to meet Cosmo in a crossover. Timmy, Danny, and Dudley meet each other in The Fairly Odd Phantom short. In the Casagrandes Movie, Pungunari looks into a door of alternate realities and sees the worlds of Spongebob Squarepants and Rocko’s Modern Life. I’m sure there’s other instances of this, but you get the idea.

If you didn’t include Nicktoon games, how would this match have gone?

4th Place

Being completely honest, Danny is kind of screwed here. I can see a few scenarios where he can pull ahead, but he has so much going against him, and I lowkey feel bad for him. Spongebob has multiple gadgets designed to catch ghosts, as well as some that can disintegrate them and get rid of them once and for all, fairy magic can seal away ghosts, and Jimmy’s Neutron Flare can nullify their intangibility all together. The Neutrino Cam 4000 also works on ghosts and Jimmy technically has his own Fenton Thermos, which we know is capable of catching Danny. Danny is also far less versatile than the other combatants and lacks the counters needed to overcome many of their haxes, like mind control, transmutation, being erased, or having his powers removed entirely.

The only way Danny can win would be through stats, but unfortunately, he comes short in that category too. Without universal Danny, he easily would have the lowest stats out of everyone here. Town to city and FTL is impressive, but even Jimmy without growing planet sized can easily reach country level and MFTL+ speeds. Even if you do still accept Danny being universal level, it wouldn’t make much of a difference. Spongebob and Timmy also have universal feats, and they blitz Danny horribly. If you scale Jimmy to the universal Fairly Oddparents feats, which you can definitely make a good case for given that normal people like Chloe can hurt Jorgen, then he’d matched Danny in AP and blitz him. If you don’t scale Jimmy to those feats…well, Danny would be stronger but he’d still get blitzed and outhaxxed.

If anything, crossover scaling probably benefits Danny the most, because it gives him the stats needed to fight back against the other Nicktoons. Given the nature of a battle royale, there are definitely some scenarios where Danny can play his cards right and pull off a win. Maybe he can possess Timmy and use Timmy’s wincons to take out the others and then make a wish that would screw Timmy over. But more often than not, whether it be with equal or unequal stats, I don’t really see why he wouldn’t get last in most scenarios with this much stuff going against him. 

3rd Place

In terms of stats, Jimmy could potentially match Spongebob in stats, assuming you buy immeasurable Fairly Oddparents and Jimmy scaling to Fairly Oddparents’ universal feats. If you don’t buy either of those, then he just gets stat stomped by Spongebob. Timmy would also outmatch him in stats thanks to fairy magic amps and his other stat boosting forms, like Cleft or Turbo Timmy. Even if he did match in stats, Jimmy likely loses to Spongebob and Timmy in more scenarios anyway.

Jimmy only has one way of winning against Spongebob, which is de-mutating him into a normal sponge with his de-mutation gadgets, and Jimmy is definitely smart enough to pull this off. The problem is, Spongebob could just turn them into something else with his magic wand or imagination. Without any gadgets, Jimmy wouldn’t have many ways of bypassing Spongebob’s regeneration. Jimmy also doesn’t have many answers to Spongebob’s more meta abilities, like leaving the comic or using the magic book to warp reality.

Jimmy vs Timmy is admittedly pretty debatable, and you can easily argue the fight going either way. With that said, I would personally side with Timmy winning more scenarios because of how versatile fairy magic is. Power Hour 2 shows us that Timmy can easily replicate any of Jimmy’s gadgets and use them as well as Jimmy can. There’s also no reason why Timmy couldn’t just make himself stronger. Cosmo and Wanda made Timmy’s rocket car fast enough to break the comic barrier. Regardless of if you call this an immeasurable feat or not, it’s still something none of Jimmy’s gadgets are capable of doing, so it would be faster than any of Jimmy’s gadgets by default. 

The biggest reason I side with Timmy more often than Jimmy is because he’s capable of defending himself without Cosmo and Wanda easier than Jimmy can if he lost his gadgets. If Timmy lost Cosmo and Wanda, he has his own gadgets and emergency wands to bring them back. If Jimmy lost his gadgets, it would be much harder for him to defend himself.

Winner

So like, if you agree with universal and immeasurable Spongebob/Timmy, then their stats are equal and you can just refer to the verdict in the blog. If we stuck to finite ends, which is probably the safer route in my opinion, then…I would probably still argue Timmy wins, just with higher difficulty. He’d be a lot slower, but I don’t think Spongebob has many reliable ways of keeping Timmy or his fairies down for good. Timmy either resists all of the game ending haxes or can just recover from them. Timmy could just wish Spongebob was slower and weaker, make himself immune to taking damage, or just wish Spongebob had no powers. Spongebob doesn’t have a time stop, so Timmy could just wish for one and keep him there for as long as he wants. Heck, Timmy could simply just say “I wish Spongebob was defeated” and it would happen. And I should specify that these are not just hypothetical wishes. 99% of the wishes we argued that Timmy could use against Spongebob or any of the other combatants are actual wishes that he made in the show. Even wishing for someone to be defeated through an unspecified method is something he did in Power Mad to Robot Vicky.

What were your initial thoughts before researching this match?

I thought the ranking would go Spongebob > Jimmy > Danny > Timmy.

Spongebob is Spongebob so I thought he was going to win the blog. I knew Jimmy could negate Danny’s intangibility with the Neutron Flare so I always figured he was going to beat Danny. Everyone had a way of catching Cosmo and Wanda so I thought Timmy was going to be pretty screwed before researching this. 

Who’s your favorite Nicktoon?

Spongebob. I like all of them though.

When’s the Cartoon Network Battle Royale?