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Throughout the decade-long history of SpongeBob Fanon Wiki and its userbase, due to the lenient policy regarding fanfiction works, its main demographic of teenage males and an oft-challengedUser blog:SeemsGood/Proposal: Abolish SpongeBot's Rating System rating system administrators have put in place, the community has allowed for several controversies and feuds, usually regarding changes in the policy deemed irrationalUser blog:Mr. Bailey/Proposition Helping Hand, users who have caused furor by disobeying rulesUser blog:DanzxvFan8275/Block Request: Golfpecks256 and staff members considered unfit for the positionUser blog:TheJasbre202/User Demotion Request: Travis Pineapple. Despite the rise of wiki politics, itself a disputed termUser blog:SpongeBot678/Proposal: Ban Politics, the wiki has also been blessed with controversial pages, episodes of spin-offs that received polarising or negative reception and subsequent outcry, most frequently due to explicit content considered inappropriate for the wiki's young target audience. The following is a dynamic list of the most notable events of this manner. Reader discretion is advised as descriptions of the content within these pages will obviously contain adult material.
==List==
To be completed. Must be presented in chronological order.
===2008===
* Spongebob On Cannabis - created on November 12 by an unregistered user, the episode "Spongebob On Cannabis" was the first ever page to be deleted on the wiki. The episode contains only the basic synopsis of SpongeBob and Patrick deciding to smoke a joint, as well as the assurance that that a second part would be coming soon. A second part was never released, however the page would be restored on October 7, 2022, by .
===2010===
* The Sponge - considered the first ever piece of divisive content on the wikiWikiPolitics, the Seinfeld crossover would be considered tame by today's standards but regardless was subject to scrutiny from the much smaller SBFW community at the time. Though unrelated to the page's controversy, it is worth noting that the page's creator would go on to become a Fandom staff member (though they would unfortunately later leave the company).
*SpongeBob's Band - the now uncensored page was originally uploaded to other sites, with former long-running bureaucrat Ponyo Fan's butchered SBFW edition of the fanfiction including severe censorship of the original material due to stricter rules enforced in 2010.
===2012===
* The SpongeBob Series Finale - TBD.
===2014===
* The Naked Bet - TBD.
===2015===
* ParodySponge - the most controversial series of its' time, several episodes of ParodySponge are laced with terrorism referencesParody Has Begun, profanityParodySponge § Season 2: Ew, It Bit Me! Now I'm Gonna Get Zombie Cooties!, and most notably, the strong criticism of ChristianityJourney To The Center Of HellHow To Be HolyOPINIONS NEEDED: Is the ParodySponge episode "Water Sex" inappropriate for this wiki?.
** "Water Sex" - Described by writer The Terrible Travis as a "literary masterpiece," the episode depicts a scene which parodies the conception of Jesus Christ in a crude manner. The episode gained immediate controversy, and an investigation was launched two days later into whether the episode should be rated D (then known as R per MPAA guidelines) instead of the existing C (PG-13) rating, be modified, or removed. The former won, and the article was kept on the site as a D-rated work for seven months. However, in May 2016, Fandom deleted the article for the ToU violation (as well as globally blocking Travis) and remained so for three years. On October 1, 2019, following a request to Fandom Staff, the page was restored, albeit the story removed and replaced with a message stating that the page is here solely for wiki history purposes.
** "Are" - the final episode before ParodySponge's cancellation, the episode is rife with strong profanity and sexual scenes. The episode was deleted on March 11, 2018 by Fandom Staff for ToU violations. However, The Terrible Travis disobeyed the ruling on July 10, 2018Are, with a profane remark towards the ToU. This was returned by Fandom Staff, who soon deleted it once again, stating that "the terms of use apply to every wiki and every user on Fandom." The episode was restored, albeit the story removed and replaced with a message stating that the page is here solely for wiki history purposes.
===2016===
* Spongeorama - TBC
** "Yo..." - TBC
* SpongeBob With Pluto - Cobain&Co.'s signature spin-off wasn't controversial in terms of profanity and sexual jokes, but some episodes were somewhat controversial in terms of different episodes being somewhat insensitive. To begin, the creator was 9 at the time and couldn't take constructive criticism, which started multiple arguments between him and the user who said it. One of the most infamous ones was an argument with fellow user SpongeBot678. Those arguments eventually caused an episode to blast her.
** "Playhouse?" - The whole premise of the episode was literally to blast Fox Kids (of which is owned by SpongeBot678). SpongeBot herself had no idea as to why the episode was made or why Pluto hated her. Although the grudge between the two ended, the episode is a popular example of how Pluto behaved towards criticism.
** "A Very Pluto Thanksgiving" - The episode isn't controversial until the part where Pluto kills Robbie Rotten (Stefan Karl Karlsson). At the time Karlsson was battling cancer (unknown to Pluto). It wasn't until his death (2018) that Pluto realised it was wrong. The episode still goes down in lore as how young Pluto was idiotic.
===2017===
* Life in Bikini Bottom - often abbreviated to LIBB, DanzxvFan8275's signature spin-off is regarded by users as possibly the most controversial series on the wiki due to its incredibly vulgar and sexually explicit contentLife in Bikini Bottom/Parental Guide, as well as use of slurs, frequent profanity (several episode titles even contain strong language) and depictions of drug use. The three episodes listed below are considered by the show creator to have caused the most uproar.
**"Purple Bastards" - Considered to be one of Dan's favorite LIBB episodes, the article was deleted by Fandom staff on May 25, 2018, for multiple uses of homophobic slurs and possibly the word "bastard" being used in the title. The article was later recreated by Dan, who replaced the slurs but kept the title the same as it was before.
**"I'm a Rockstar, Smash My Clarinet" - After a lot of controversial buildup to the episode, the episode contains several sexual jokes that considered to have crossed the line. This led to an argument involving mostly Dan, Rocky Lobster, Squidnerd, Ponyo Fan, and on whether the episode should've been rated PG-13 or R. The episode was ultimately given a PG-13 rating. This is the most tame out of these three articles.
**"Stop Jacking Off In Class" - Based on a running joke involving FireMatch, the episode was heavily hyped. However, leading up to its premiere, Dan was worried about whether or not the episode would have violated the Fandom Terms of Use. He eventually thought it would, however, he refused to rewrite the episode. Thus, the episode was never directly posted on Fandom; rather its Google Drive link was. As of now, it is perhaps the most mixed episode of LIBB, with several users enjoying the many turns it took during the story, but several users, including FireMatch, being against it due to their opinion on the joke and due to its themes that were against the ToU (and how users have been globally blocked due to it).
===2018===
Read more: CrazySponge
* SBFW High - notorious for constant episode delays, the production of the school-based userfic created by TheJasbre202 and Mrs Chanandler Bong has been messy behind-the-scenes, with an apathetic staff team and a writer who was fired after the first episode. Despite this, only one episode in 2019 has gathered enough traction to cause disputes on the wiki other than its Discord server.
** "Cyberfools" - the fourth episode released of the series in August 2019, despite being accredited to Notdn, was actually published by Mrs Chanandler Bong and features the leaked plot of CrazySponge's upcoming film Cyberfools paired with a lengthy revision of the Goofballs script, commenting on the negative comparisons raised between the two films on the SBFW Discord server. CrazySponge attempted to edit the page in order to remove the leaked synopsis however disputes between him and Jasbre in the comments section lead to the page being protected. Otherwise, the episode was met with rave reviews.
* SpongeBob SquarePants Fanon: Season 95 - Also known as "The All-Out Hoopla Season", it gained negative reception few months after it's completionUser blog:Locknloaded23/No more season rules. Literally ALL of the episodes had the little fish reffered as "Hoopla" forced into plots in that he doesn't have much impact, or using him as replacement of other characters. Unlike Seasons 87-90 (Known as "The WWIV Season"), which had few episodes not related to the arc, Season 95 Executive Producer CrazySponge obliged the writers to include the character in their episodes in some way. The season does have its fans, but it's a minority.
* Box Productions - TBC, CrazySponge.
* A Z Rated Show - TBC, CrazySponge.
*Spin-Off Kings - While not a controversial series itself, the first competition of Spin-Off Kings was particularly under fire due to an episode written by .
**"SpongeBob visits FANDOM" - The episode was claimed to have mocked SBFW and its community, with several instances of dissing SBFW users within the episode. SpongeBot678 issued a negative review on the episode, not only due to its remarks towards SBFW, but its largely inconsistent plot. This episode was one used for part of basis for Golfpecks' September 2018 block, although since then, this episode has not sparked any major controversy.
===2019===
* Total Drama SBFW - Purple133's Total Drama Island parody contains episodes that were the center of controversy throughout the latter half of 2019.
** "Elli Versus Vanessa" - written by DanzxvFan8275, the episode attracted notable controversy upon release on August 25th for depictions of minors in sensual situations, described by Cicicity as child pornography. Comparisons were raised to "Water Sex" and Cicicity produced a comical "redux" of the episode. Purple133 issued an apology for the creation of the episode while Dan defended the episode, claiming that no sexualization was done and that the episode was made considering stereotypes of a middle school girl. He also said that since the episode was given a D rating, there was a warning for anyone who felt uncomfortable with said topics.
** "Sexy Time" - also written by DanzxvFan8275, the episode notably sparked controversy due to detailed sexual moments between characters on the show, at a level above "Elli Versus Vanessa," to the point where it was rated Z and not released on the wiki proper. The controversy ignited a feud between DanzxvFan8275 and fellow Total Drama SBFW contestant TheJasbre202 over the latter's alleged insults on the writing skills of the former, leading to attacks by both sides on Discord. It resulted in Jasbre firing Dan from his series FutureBob ElectronicPants and pulling it from Dan's company UltraFuse. As of 2020, however, Spectromite Entertainment has regained its airing rights of FutureBob ElectronicPants.
* Back To Squidville - Lock started the series late into 2019, and since then the series has already been a subject of criticism due to its very edgy writing style. 
** "Snail Sex" - When this episode aired, it was heavily criticised among many people. Due to the episode's more mature writing style, the episode was heavily criticized by many for its constant use of sexual jokes, mainly by former crat Squidnerd. The claim was that the episode violated FANDOM's ToU various times and didn't seem to care, and Lock defended against this claim, saying "Snail Sex isn't even the worst thing on the wiki." This controversy led SethStewart to delete the episode altogether, however Lock quickly restored it. After this, Seth opened a proposal to delete the episode altogether, but he deleted it soon afterwards. To this day, the episode is still a source of controversy among users, with Squidnerd and Seth still being heavy critics for the episode. Lock later archived the episode on July 5th of 2020, removing the transcript entirely. In October, Lock requested for the page to be removed.
*George Soros Character Page and it's Related Episode Ideas - Somewhere in mid to late 2019, a user decided to add a series of cringe inducing episodes involving George Soros to the SpongeBob SquarePants Fanon Series. There was some blacklash after the joke ran it's course causing the character to be banned.
===2020===
*SpongeBob SquarePants (fanon series) - Some episodes written in 2020 generated controversy.
** Starting with season 155, would write a "poop" episode almost every season to start each new year off with. The first of which he wrote is titled "I Pooped Today" and he was inspired by a shirt saying that to make that episode. After he got enough backlash from writing these gross and weird filler episodes, he stopped writing the seasonly poop episodes after season 198. 
** Season 157 became the "All-Out Pepe Season" out of nowhere by due to the showrunner of the season, being inactive. At the time of creation, this season had the most amount of episodes and segments of any SBF season. EinsteinBlllllllllll would create a lot of episodes that season involving the Pepe characters invading the SBF episodes, which many users complained about, while also writing in a bunch of plain weird and nonsensical episodes too. 
**Season 166 contained a controversial episode written by Supernintendoman128 known as "No title card available". This episode was promptly removed and replaced with an episode known as "Drivey Sponge". It was likely the episode garnered some controversy for being unoriginal, and uncreative. On April 8th, 2023, DonPaolo resolved the issue, and moved "Drivey Sponge" to Season 379, and put "No title card available" back in Season 166. They didn't think it made sense to remove an "unoriginal" episode, because there've been many unoriginal episodes that haven't been removed.
** On June 21, 2020, started a series of SBF episodes in season 168 known as the "cries like a baby" (CLAB) episodes, where the character (usually Patrick) makes, does, or finds out something bad, and then they cry like a baby. The first of such episodes that he made was inspired by some 2007 Angry German Kid video where AGK has to drink a soda fast, but spills it on his computer, gets electrocuted, and then cries like a baby. He made his second episode of such category in season 197 where Patrick's Windows OS explodes and then he cries like a baby. After these two episodes, he would then go on to create more and more starting from season 206, with them plaguing SBF seasons starting in season 210. Many users expressed contempt and annoyance towards seeing CLAB episodes literally every season, including seasons like season 248 having this type of episode take up more than half of the season. After these episodes received A LOT of backlash due to the episodes literally plaguing every season, season 261 had these episodes come to an end, starting with the 8000s episodes. CLAB episodes would then move to the Patrick Fails spinoff. After moving on from CLAB episodes, he would then move on to writing "handles it like a man" (HILAM) episodes which are basically the same thing, but instead of them crying, they handle the bad situation like a man because "well you know", which really means because CLAB episodes are over. The HILAM episodes ended in season 310, but they also got a spinoff of their own called Patrick Handles It Like A Man.
* Cheeto John - An "original character" made by based on The Box Productions Inc. Giraffe, also known as "John.". The character had come under fire by the latter's creator, CrazySponge, in the SBFW Discord server, claiming Cheeto John was a rip-off of The Box Productions Inc. Giraffe. CrazySponge suspected that users would confuse the two giraffes and requested Cheeto John's name to be changed to something else, which Primitive stubbornly refused to do, believing that due to the differences in both of the page's names, nobody would mix them up. CrazySponge even went so far as to request for the page's deletionUser blog:CrazySponge/Proposal: Delete the Cheeto John page (he eventually deleted it anyways, but the page was restored shortly after). The proposal failed, but Primitive still edited the page to say Cheeto John was "inspired" by John. (and linking the original page) in an attempt to avoid further drama relating to the giraffe.
*Secrets & Lies. - TheBoy2007 created it in either August or September of 2020, and caused a little flair between Cobain&Co. for using him in the show. Two of the episodes had a bit of controversy.
**"Pilot" - Cobain&Co. responded with "I do not like how I am portrayed in this sir. Rape isn't funny, and I do hope you can reconsider my part". TheBoy2007 responded with how he wasn't making it funny, and that he was just picked at random when creating this show. ThePowerOfInfinity created massive controversy about the creator made him "racist". Infinity even tried to start a "all channel war".
**"Teeth" - When Pluto's wish had been granted, he was replaced with all cuts of the Pilot with unpopular user OYStookyMan87. The episode sparked a lot of controversy and pushed Infinity over the edge and started to vandalize pages such as Shrek Toonz, the show, and even steal content, thus leading to ThePowerOfInfinity getting a one-month ban.
===2021===
*SpongeBob SquarePants (fanon series) - Some episodes written in 2021 generated controversy.
** In June, two episodes written by were removed for violating the policy on discriminatory content. One episode featured a character being beaten up for being bisexual, another episode had Patrick celebrating because pride month was ending. A few hours after these episodes were removed, Erik was temporarily globally blocked.
**Season 294 contained the episode "Bri'ish?!", which is about Lady Upturn being made fun of for being British. It was criticized by DonPaolo, a British user. They accused the writer of the episode, FireMatch, of being racist, and edited the page to claim that the episode was pulled from television for being racist as well as saying that FireMatch was almost fired for writing it. They even went out of their way to reply to old messages on FireMatch's wall, criticising how she was dealing with the messages out of spite. They later apologised, withdrew the claim the episode was racist and instead said it was prejudiced. They now fully recognise it as a joke and have even embraced being a Bri'ish bastard.
**In late November-early December, 1033Forest planned and made an 86-segment episode in Season 295. This was criticised, due to it taking a week to finish, and he apologised soon after.
===2022===
*NKC
**"Mr. Krabs Fucks Corpses" - A raunchy episode of NKC involving Mr. Krabs doing something inappropriate with corpses in a bid to make more money. Upon release, the episode received critical acclaim from users of the wiki, calling it one of the best episodes on the site. Fandom staff was fine with the content of the episode/page itself, but requested that the page's title be changed to be less inappropriate. The episode was consequently renamed "MKFC" up until the author requested the episode to be removed from the site in 2023 for unrelated personal reasons, though it was eventually restored.
*The SpongeBob and Daddy Pig Movie - Though the movie itself has garnered zero controversy, members of the SBFW Crib were heavily critical of the announcement that the film was going to feature various Breaking Bad references, with going as far as to threaten to write a bad review if any Breaking Bad references were present in the final product. Consequently, the film was re-edited to remove all mentions of the series and eventually went on to win Movie of the Year at the 10th Square Logo Awards. An alternate non-canon cut of the film with these Breaking Bad references and other deleted content reinstated, The SpongeBob and Daddy Pig Movie: The Breaking Bad Cut, was released in 2023.
*SpongeBob Says Fuck Muslims - An occasionally memed spin-off on the SBFW Crib due to its title, this series was deleted by Fandom staff most likely also because of its derogatory title.
===2024===
* The Three Movie - TBC.
== Trivia ==
*This is one of many of Mrs Chanandler Bong's 2019-2020 retrospective projects on the history of SBFW celebrating its tenth anniversary, starting with the interview series.
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