Incidental 49A

Incidental 49A

Incidental 49A, also known asIncidental FG6, is anincidental character who first appears in the episode "Opposite Day." She is an alternate model ofIncidental 49 and her incidental type is currently unknown.

Description[]

She has lavender-colored skin and has pink lips. She wears a business uniform that contains a magenta suit over a purple or pink dress, a yellow and white name tag on the suit and plum-colored shoes. In her older appearances, her suit was magenta and her name tag was colored light blue and white.

She also has an alternate color palette that first appeared in "Truth or Square" where her vest is turquoise and her name tag and buttons are golden.

Incidental FG6[]

She lacks the name tag on her business suit, her business suit is magenta like her old colors and her dress is purple.

Names[]

Incidental 49A has been given two one time generic names in the franchise:

• In theSpongeBob SquarePants Trading Card Game, she is named R. Tick Char, a pun on the species of fisharctic char.
• InSaving Bikini Bottom: The Sandy Cheeks Movie, she wears a name tag that reads "Susan."

Other[]

• In "Opposite Day," she angrily refers herself as "Squidward" after hearingSpongeBob,Patrick, andSquidward refer themselves as "Squidward" to her.

Role in series[]

Incidental 49A is a very underused incidental character in the series, though she has made a decent amount of major and notable appearances. She has made her biggest role yet in her debut, "Opposite Day." She was firstly designed to be a real estate agent who tries to sell a house for Squidward.

Major roles[]

SpongeBob SquarePants[]

"Opposite Day"[]

Her largest role yet. She tries to sell a house for Squidward, but SpongeBob, Patrick, andGary dress up with big noses, posing as the real Squidward, and SpongeBob lies about how horrible the house is when he describes it to her. Eventually, thereal Squidward arrives, and she is enraged by the inconsistent identity of Squidward. She then proceeds to run away in annoyance, Squidward begs her to sell his house, and drags her by her leg to do it, but since he was also touching the edge of her skirt, she angrily refuses, and frees her skirt and leg and leaves.

"Dying for Pie"[]

She appears in a deleted scene where she is seen in her office on a computer and SpongeBob introduces her to Squidward through her office window.

"Dunces and Dragons"[]

Her medieval variant is also seen standing alongside a medievalIncidental 60 when thedragon jellyfish zaps the bowling alley.

"To SquarePants or Not to SquarePants"[]

She appears as an employee at the mall, telling SpongeBob they have not received a shipment of square pants for months and that the store is all out.

"Truth or Square"[]

She appears in the flashback of SpongeBob moving in. She attempts to sell SpongeBob several houses. When there are no more houses, a pineapple falls from a pirate ship into the sea and lands. SpongeBob says that the house is perfect and he gives her a large bag of money.

"Shellback Shenanigans"[]

A male variant of her appears as an organizer forClub Shell where he thanks all the snails on the bus for choosing Club Shell.

"Super Evil Aquatic Villain Team Up is Go!"[]

She is seen standing at the bus stop while SpongeBob passes her by.

"Chum Fricassee"[]

She appears at theChum Bucket withIncidental 114 where Squidward serves them theirChum Fricassee. They later appear together at the Chum Bucket again where Squidward is seen serving them Chum Fricassee beforeGranny Tentacles arrives.

"Sanctuary!"[]

She is seen as one of the impatient customers forming a line at the Krusty Krab.

"Goodbye, Krabby Patty?"[]

She tosses all of herfrozen Krabby Patties in the trash when she finds out they are made out of sand. Here she's colored the same color as her base model.

"Don't Feed the Clowns"[]

She appears as a businesswoman and disturbingly watchesIncidental C1 goof off on the conveyer belt.

"Jolly Lodgers"[]

She is part of SpongeBob and Patrick's conga line.

"The Ghost of Plankton"[]

Incidental FG5 faints into Incidental FG6's arms after he sees theFlying Dutchman possessPlankton's body.

"Upturn Girls"[]

She appears as one of the business fish at the bus stop where she gets wet from a bus splashing a puddle onto her and the other business fish.

The Patrick Star Show[]

"The Patrick Show Cashes In"[]

She works at theBetter Business Bureaucracy. She inspects a pair ofOuchie-themed rollerskates, and finds that the wheels have thorns on them.

"The Commode Episode"[]

She visits Patrick's bathroom as a toilet brush saleswoman.

"Too Many Patricks"[]

She returns as an employee at the Better Business Bureaucracy, and is later seen crying at a funeral, then getting angry whenCave Patrick comes out of the coffin.

"Chopping Spree"[]

She appears as a resident ofPatgar, getting disgusted byPat the Hapless's bad smell. He later decapitates her at theShopping Maul.

"Pat-per Route"[]

She sells a glass house toSteven. When Patrick runs through and destroys it, she nervously gives him the keys and runs away.

"A Tinkle in Time"[]

Her medieval variant is a servant working for a worm king.

Trivia[]

• In "Potato Puff," she was supposed to appear as the fighting agent forSardina Sardiña but Incidental 49 was instead in the finished episode.

• She is mistakenly placed before Incidental 49 on the original incidental model sheet while she should be place after Incidental 49 due to her being an alternate model of her.
• She makes her first speaking role in "Opposite Day."

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