| rdfs:comment | - "Sand Castles in the Sand" is the first segment of the 121st episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
- Sand Castles In the Sand is a 2012 DCXD-Pineapple Pictures show. Its creator is Emperor2.
- SpongeBob and Patrick plan to go to the beach for the entire day, which they get to taking the bus. As they play on the beach, they inadvertently destroy the life guard tower. The life guard, angry, suggests they play in the sand somewhere else. Later on, the two decide to build sand castles. After spongebob destroys patricks sand castle, SpongeBob draws a dividing line between them to end their dispute, but in vain. Patrick builds a castle on top of the line. SpongeBob damages the latter castle, only for Patrick to retaliate by destroying his again.
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| abstract | - SpongeBob and Patrick plan to go to the beach for the entire day, which they get to taking the bus. As they play on the beach, they inadvertently destroy the life guard tower. The life guard, angry, suggests they play in the sand somewhere else. Later on, the two decide to build sand castles. After spongebob destroys patricks sand castle, SpongeBob draws a dividing line between them to end their dispute, but in vain. Patrick builds a castle on top of the line. SpongeBob damages the latter castle, only for Patrick to retaliate by destroying his again. SpongeBob recontructs his castle, but to a massive scale that rivals the size of an actual castle. Patrick responds by building one of his own. SpongeBob, hoping to avoid an all-out war writes a peace treaty. Patrick signs it, but later changes his mind, saying it "isn't worth the sand it's printed on." and fires an arrow at SpongeBob's fortress. SpongeBob, in turn declares war on Patrick and begins to improve the durability of his fortress. While he is doing so, Patrick builds an army of horse-mounted knights. SpongeBob in self-defense builds a catapault and uses it against the knights as they storm towards him. He then summons his own troops to attack Patrick. Patrick retreats into his castle and returns with a cannon, with which he attacks SpongeBob's hit squad. The hit squad retreats and SpongeBob manages to get them safely back inside his own fortress. It is in vain, however, and the cannon ball finds its way over the fortress wall and smashes them. SpongeBob in retaliation builds a tank to destroy Patrick's fortress, while Patrick comes with giant robot. The tank and the robot clash, and the robot gains the upper-hand by picking up SpongeBob's tank. As it prepares to crush the tank, SpongeBob fires the tank's cannon monsters and destroys patrick's robot. He for the next moment thinks he is victorious, but Patrick returns on the robot's head, which has seperated from the body and is now an airship. SpongeBob pulls out a remote control and pushes a button on it, calling in a fighter jet which he hops into the cockpit and takes control of. As Patrick tries to run, SpongeBob explosion him. Civilians on the beach begin to flee in terror. Patrick survives SpongeBob's attack, and as a counter attack deploys a surface to air missile launcher from underneath the ground. He has it fire its eight loaded missiles at SpongeBob. SpongeBob takes evasive maneuvers and manages to get them to fly into Patrick's fortess, completely destroying it. Patrick in a final act of retaliation uses his airship to blow up SpongeBob's fortress. SpongeBob is extremely enraged by this, and putting all sensible options aside, he flies his fighter jet into Patrick's robot head airship is killed by Spongebob. SpongeBob and Patrick are lying wounded on the beach, apologizing to each other for trying to destroy the other when the life guard shows up and demands they clean the mess of debris and rubble left by the fight. They do as he says, tidying the beach up to its original condition but soon begin to compete with each other over who could do so faster.
- "Sand Castles in the Sand" is the first segment of the 121st episode of SpongeBob SquarePants.
- Sand Castles In the Sand is a 2012 DCXD-Pineapple Pictures show. Its creator is Emperor2.
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