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SpongeBob fans, get ready! Plankton, the notorious enemy of the beloved sponge, is the star of a new spin-off film from the underwater series, which debuted on Netflix on March 7, 2025. Directed by Dave Needham (Welcome to the Loud House) and penned by Mr. Lawrence (Douglas Lawrence Osowski), who also voices the main character, this animated adventure dives into the usual antics of the franchise with well-crafted humor and offbeat visual jokes aimed at a broad audience.
While the French voice actors have yet to be announced, the American cast features regulars from the series: Mr. Lawrence as Plankton and Tom Kenny, who has voiced SpongeBob since its first airing in 1999 and is also known for voicing the Penguin in Batman and Yancy Fry in Futurama. Karen the computer is voiced, as in all other previous productions, by Jill Talley.
What is the Plot of Plankton the Movie?
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The complicated love story between Plankton and his computer wife Karen turns into a nightmare when she takes a stand and decides to conquer the world without him. To save Bikini Bottom, Plankton must turn to SpongeBob for his zany ideas.
Who are the Cast Members of Plankton the Movie?
- Mr. Lawrence: Plankton
- Tom Kenny: SpongeBob SquarePants
- Jill Talley: Karen
Where to Watch Plankton the Movie Streaming?
To watch Plankton the Movie, sign in to Netflix. The film is available with a subscription to the streaming platform. Several subscription options are available: a Netflix Standard with ads subscription costs $5.99 per month, a standard plan (no ads and two simultaneous screens) for $13.49 per month, and a premium plan (no ads and four simultaneous screens) for $19.99 per month.
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