DoodleBob

DoodleBob originates from an episode of SpongeBob SquarePants titled “Frankendoodle”, though he also appears in the episode “Doodle Dimension” as well as multiple SpongeBob SquarePants video games, comics, and books. Drawn by SpongeBob using the Magic Pencil, DoodleBob typically acts as an antagonist, although SpongeBob at the end of “Frankendoodle” claims he was not evil, but rather, a 2D creature lost in a 3D world.

The Fraymakers adaption of DoodleBob is being worked on by Starturbo. Updates related to the mod are often shared to his Twitter account or various Discord servers, including McLeodGaming's.

Character Overview[]

DoodleBob wasn't designed to fit under a specific archetype, though is now considered to be a zoner due to his many ranged attacks. Overall, his moveset is fairly straightforward with no real gimmicks to speak of.

Moveset[]

Tilts[]

Input	Name	Description
Jab	Karate Combo	For DoodleBob’s first Jab he does a karate chop with the arm that’s in front of him, for his second he kicks his front leg upwards, and for his final he pulls out the Magic Pencil and swings it downwards in an arc.
Forward Tilt	Pencil Twirl	DoodleBob twirls the Magic Pencil in front of him for a short time, the twirl’s speed remaining consistent throughout the duration.
Up Tilt	Upward Ahoy	DoodleBob swings the Magic Pencil upwards in front of him.
Down Tilt	Spatula Stab	DoodleBob extends a drawn spatula forward slightly near the ground, with the blade in front of him.
Dash Attack	Fast Poke	DoodleBob thrusts the Magic Pencil forward. This can be angled upwards or downwards slightly.

Strong Attacks[]

Input	Name	Description
Forward Strong	Touchy Hand	DoodleBob quickly extends his arm forward and pokes.
Up Strong	Poorly Drawn Pineapple	DoodleBob summons his house, which rises out of the ground behind him.
Down Strong	Double Drop	DoodleBob summons two anvils on both sides of him, dropping them once the charge is finished.

Aerials[]

Input	Name	Description
Neutral Aerial	Sharp Teeth	DoodleBob’s mouth turns into a pencil sharpener. This attack has a small hitbox, so it does a good amount of damage.
Forward Aerial	Air Slash	DoodleBob swings the Magic Pencil forward in front of him, similar to a sword.
Back Aerial	Jellyfishing	DoodleBob swings a drawn jellyfishing net behind him.
Up Aerial	Book Slam	DoodleBob holds a book above him and closes it shut.
Down Aerial	Diagonal Drop	DoodleBob tilts so his head is diagonally facing the ground and falls towards it. The ground will shake upon touching it, damaging anyone nearby.

Grabs and Throws[]

Input	Name	Description
Grab	N/A	DoodleBob reaches forward, with slightly above average range.
Pummel	Lethal Knee	DoodleBob knees the opponent.
Forward Throw	Butting Head	DoodleBob headbutts the opponent, sending them flying forward.
Back Throw	Thrown Out	DoodleBob tosses the opponent backwards behind him.
Up Throw	Fury Stomp	DoodleBob stomps angrily, sending the opponent flying upwards with the first stomp.
Down Throw	Beating Down	DoodleBob slams the opponent into the ground, sending them flying.

Specials[]

Input	Name	Description
Neutral Special	Ink Spit	DoodleBob spits out ink rapidly, though a cooldown is in place. This ink can stick to opponents and chips away 0.25% damage.
Side Special	Bowling Launch	DoodleBob winds up a bowling ball, and releases it upon releasing the button. The more it’s charged, the farther the bowling ball goes before disappearing and the more damage it does.
Up Special	My Hair	DoodleBob holds onto the drawn hair from “Frankendoodle” and flies upwards with it.
Down Special	Falling Wrench	DoodleBob spawns a wrench platform below him, which will stay in place for a period of time. Performing Down Aerial on it will use up the time instantly, once it’s up the wrench will fall offscreen dealing 8% damage if underneath. These falling platforms can even damage DoodleBob, with opponents being able to use Down Aerial on them as well. 2 platforms can be out at once.

Misc.[]

Input	Name	Description
Ledge Attack	Side Slide	DoodleBob leans fully horizontally and slides a short distance, bringing him back onto the stage.
Getup Attack	Whirlpool Spin	DoodleBob gets up and then spins rapidly, similarly to a whirlpool.
Side Taunt	Infamous Gibberish	DoodleBob lifts up the Magic Pencil and mutters “ME HOY MINOY”.
Up Taunt	Angry Eyes	DoodleBob uses the Magic Pencil to draw angry-looking eyebrows on himself.
Down Taunt	Doodle Maker	DoodleBob will use the Magic Pencil to draw the nearest fighter on-stage. You’d be able to add support for custom characters too!
SUPER	Giant Doodle	DoodleBob becomes giant and angrily charges forward, dealing 30% damage if touched.
Assist Move	Fast Poke	DoodleBob will use his Dash Attack, “Fast Poke”.

Alternate Colors[]

DoodleBob Alts 2X — DoodleBob's current alternate colors

Keep in mind, the image here uses an outdated sprite. More alternate colors will be added over time.

Regular
SpongeBob
Patrick
Squidward
Sandy
Mr. Krabs
Plankton
Flying Dutchman

Trivia[]

The idea to make DoodleBob came from a suggestion by McLeodGaming Discord member Nyon, as the original plan was to make SpongeBob but ultimately DoodleBob was chosen instead as it was simpler.
- The Flying Dutchman alternate color was also a suggestion by Team Fray member, Ramsey Kaid.
When designing DoodleBob's moveset, many specific goals were kept in mind for what should be achieved, which are listed below.
- Represent the fact he’s a drawing accurately, while not over-relying on the fact.
- Clearly show his seemingly-evil nature through his animations.
- Draw from several pieces of media DoodleBob has appeared in.
- Keep things simple, but not too simple.
- Make DoodleBob fit into the world of Fraymakers as best as possible.
- Ideally make his moveset distinct from what we’ve seen of the base cast.
- Be sure not to pull too much from Smash movesets and such.
- Perhaps most importantly, make DoodleBob both fun to play as and against.
The process of making DoodleBob's animations has varied over time. Most recently, they were being made completely in Aseprite, though Adobe Animate has previously been used as well. Ultimately, the animations are intended to be of a similar quality to the official ones regardless of which tool(s) are used. This is in part why work on DoodleBob has been put on hold until Fraymakers releases, as it's recommended to test animations in-game before completing them.
Originally DoodleBob was going to have a much more complex moveset with a shop mechanic not too unlike Shovel Knight in Rivals of Aether, but it was ultimately scaled back with this gimmick being removed.
DoodleBob's Fraymakers adaption intentionally avoids referencing unofficial media, as that would likely require getting permission from other creators, which is more than is considered necessary at the moment.
DoodleBob already has a planned stage to release alongside him, along with potential music remixes for it. A separate page for it will likely be made soon!

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