Plankton is a fictional character from the 2004 animated film The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie.
While proclaiming his greatness, Plankton is stepped on by SpongeBob. SpongeB...
Things are working well for Plankton. Customers are lining up at his restaura...
On his way into work, Squidward notices the whole town wearing bucket helmets...
SpongeBob has saved the day. He brought back the town, freed the town from Pl...
Plankton is framing Mr. Krabs. Plankton has stolen Neptune's crown and left a...
A giddy SpongeBob is on his way to work and the grand-opening for the Krusty ...
Plankton is watching the grand opening of the Krusty Krab 2 through a telesco...
SpongeBob and Patrick make it back to Bikini Bottom, with King Neptune's crow...
Neptune has just frozen Mr. Krabs; SpongeBob and Patrick have just left on th...
Plankton has just found Plan Z, the plan to overtake the Krusty Krab and to g...
SpongeBob and Patrick have returned with the crown to Bikini Bottom. They get...
SpongeBob, on his way to the grand opening for the Krusty Krab 2, has just re...
Plankton is ecstatic that Plan Z is working. His computer wife reminds him of...
Mindy and her father, King Neptune are having a talk about Neptune's lack of ...
Before Plankton can give the final order to execute SpongeBob and Patrick, Sp...
SpongeBob and Patrick return to Bikini Bottom to find the whole town under Pl...
Squidward has just burst into the Chum Bucket claiming that he knows the trut...
SpongeBob is rocking out while giving his last words before he is to be execu...
After looking at the grand opening of the Krusty Krab 2 through his telescope...
Plankton has just found Plan Z in his filing cabinet. He loves Plan Z.
Before Plankton can give the final order to execute SpongeBob and Patrick, Sp...
Plankton has just found Plan Z and is ready to carry it out. He is convinced ...
Despite SpongeBob returning with Neptune's crown, Plankton puts Neptune under...
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