spongebob the musical: best day ever animatic

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[ProfessorUniverse]

Stephen Hillenberg really did give us the best childhood ever, may that amazing man rest in eternal peace.

[mustard_]

the absolute best part was at 2:48. Spongebob looks up concerned about Squidward, and the elation on his face when Squidward starts singing is perfect. I can totally picture this actually happening

[fandomfreakstudios]

This video is obviously a love letter to the series. Not just the first three seasons but the WHOLE story and world of these characters. I think that’s beautiful considering people often get caught up in what the show “was” or “could have been” as opposed to finding joy in what the show has become. People often reject the modern trends of spongebob including the new characters and art style but this video embraces it and uses it to its full potential

[Animanay]

Fun fact: This guy will be working on the actual show!

[soniczth]

This should be used for the series finale.

[champstay]

if the series ever does end, it should end with an adaptation of the musical. just imagine the show cast singing the musical's songs!

[qyiara]

I AM ACTUALLY CRYING. this looks exactly like the storyboards from the show, and furthermore, it looks AMAZING and wholesome. ITS A MASTERPIECE :')

[cipherbunz]

the song itself was already wonderful but this animatic just, , , , oh my god i dont know how to put it into words??? the way you captured the tone of the cartoon to a T? the way you used the side/background characters?? the way you had Squidward act and eventually warm up by the end of the song???? tHE THIS IS

[DAMIENDMILLS]

Your little visual jokes really do capture the tone of the show. From puns, to objects coming to life, even to confused old men.

[chisei]

i love how you perfectly replicated the modern spongebob artstyle and making it a storyboard

[strawberryflor]

this is so splendid! you single handedly captured the playful yet heartfelt tone of the series with your boarding-- the visual gags were amazing too, it really made me feel like I was watching a musical number from the show. both the show and the musical have this lighthearted air of sentimentality that culminates in this number, and I think you've done it justice perfectly-- the ending particulary got me very emotional. Amazing job!

[blossomdazzle]

Wow. I simply don't have the proper words to describe just how legendary this animatic is. It's one of the best things that I have ever seen. This genuinely looks like an animatic from modern SpongeBob in the best way possible, with the zany expressions and expressive movements of the characters. I love how you used so many of these iconic characters that we all know and love, even the minor background characters, and that ending is very powerful. You perfectly captured everything that I love about the show and created a beautiful masterpiece. Fantastic job!

[Adam-mhzv]

Spongebob is the only character who can face the apocalypse with a smile and i love that.

[bTimelady]

Dang, you had me tearing up near the end up this but then the "In memory of Stephen Hillenburg" really got me. What a beautiful tribute that captures the show perfectly. Wonderfully creative, heartfelt, and -- dare I say it -- of a professional caliber. Well done. 💛

[pokemonfanthings]

You not only nailed the character looks and mannerisms. But these sequences are so SpongeBobby

[abbeyrickardsdottir]

Hear me out: if spongebob ends, it follows the plot of the musical just as a full length movie in the animation style of the show

[StartistMakesArt]

This animatic captures the spirit of the show so incredibly well, it makes me want an animated adaptation of the musical even more :, ) Fantastic work!!

[yaboylou]

If you told me this was done by the people who actually work on the show, I would 100 percent believe you. I just don’t have any words for how spectacular this is!

[Otisboy]

I legit thought this was officially for the show or upcoming movie!

[TheVeryLastOne]

This song taught me to appreciate the little things in life and to understand stress is only a permanent thing if you make it one