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So Emojini has found a white ball lying on the street as he strolls by with his wand, and he decides to take it home with it.

While he was inspecting the ball in his room, it appears that it has a small switch on the side. Wondering what it is used for, he unintentionally flicks it with his finger, causing a ripple to surround the room and he and his wand fall for a daze with a drool coming from their mouths and their tongues sticking out as well.

It's no surprise that this ball turns out to be some kind of a powerful orb found in a superhero lair deep down underwater. Remember the third episode of "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" from SpongeBob. The titular character and his starfish buddy, who are fans of the eponymous superhero duo dress up as them during these and help the original heroes to defeat the villain they face off. This said episode features this orb which when turn on, puts anyone in a state of confusion. (No I'm not talking about this one 😕)

While normally used to incapacitate the bad guy, SpongeBob and Patrick themselves fall for it and the main villain for the episode didn't get affect as he was further away from the orb. Then said villain decides to turn it off, breaking SpongeBob free from the ripple; except for Patrick, who was already stuck into a drooling mess after being exposed to the ripple for like minutes.

And as Mermaid Man said, prolonged exposure to this orb when switched on would lead you to permanent confusion just like how the poor starfish has become. Maybe Emojini should know how to turn the orb off before he also fell for it along with his wand.

Don't even think of what is he going to do with it next cause you know, Emojini used to be something 😈 before he changes his ways and thus I think maybe he's going to used that kind of ball for mischievous purposes until it should return right where it belong.

And so, how do you feel about this artwork? Can you please respond???

© SpongeBob SquarePants - Stephen Hillenburg, Nickelodeon.
The Great Emojini belongs to me.
Art style based on Google's "Noto Color Emoji" set.

Description
So Emojini has found a white ball lying on the street as he strolls by with his wand, and he decides to take it home with it.

While he was inspecting the ball in his room, it appears that it has a small switch on the side. Wondering what it is used for, he unintentionally flicks it with his finger, causing a ripple to surround the room and he and his wand fall for a daze with a drool coming from their mouths and their tongues sticking out as well.

It's no surprise that this ball turns out to be some kind of a powerful orb found in a superhero lair deep down underwater. Remember the third episode of "Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy" from SpongeBob. The titular character and his starfish buddy, who are fans of the eponymous superhero duo dress up as them during these and help the original heroes to defeat the villain they face off. This said episode features this orb which when turn on, puts anyone in a state of confusion. (No I'm not talking about this one 😕)

While normally used to incapacitate the bad guy, SpongeBob and Patrick themselves fall for it and the main villain for the episode didn't get affect as he was further away from the orb. Then said villain decides to turn it off, breaking SpongeBob free from the ripple; except for Patrick, who was already stuck into a drooling mess after being exposed to the ripple for like minutes.

And as Mermaid Man said, prolonged exposure to this orb when switched on would lead you to permanent confusion just like how the poor starfish has become. Maybe Emojini should know how to turn the orb off before he also fell for it along with his wand.

Don't even think of what is he going to do with it next cause you know, Emojini used to be something 😈 before he changes his ways and thus I think maybe he's going to used that kind of ball for mischievous purposes until it should return right where it belong.

And so, how do you feel about this artwork? Can you please respond???

© SpongeBob SquarePants - Stephen Hillenburg, Nickelodeon.
The Great Emojini belongs to me.
Art style based on Google's "Noto Color Emoji" set.