It is unknown how his nostrils glow red, as he has no sort of light, and, presuming he looks like the actual kid, doesn't even have any red colours on him.

If the player loses all of their lives, SpongeBob and Patrick reveal themselves and scare Squidward, but if the player wins, SpongeBob and Patrick fall, with Squidward looking in annoyance.

The only way the player may survive a blackout is if it strikes 4:00 before they are slain, if they were particularly good about fending off the Slasher for a long while until they slipped up. The hash-slinging slasher appears in Squidward's stage (B-Movie) which was a prank by SpongeBob and Patrick to scare Squidward.

His nose also strangely acts like a head, since it turns to see the oth ers returning from the Industrial Park.

Strangely enough, though, his nostrils still act like regular eyes, flaring & contracting when the player startles him, similar to squinting.

In his game over screen, as well as the Main Menu, the Slasher clone's true Jellien eyes are highlighted.

This character had originally appeared in the SpongeBob Squarepants episode, вЂњGraveyard ShiftвЂќ, where initially, he was mistaken for by SpongeBob & Squidward as the вЂњHash-Slinging SlasherвЂќ of the ghost story the latter told the former earlier, & panicked as he walked into the Krusty Krab, before stepping into the light to reveal an ordinary kid just looking to apply for a job at the restaurant.

By then, death will be almost inevitable for the player as the Slasher wanders the restaurant, eventually tracking down & killing the player with no chance of escape.

There is a grace period in the Slasher's search for the fuse box in which he is not physically present (& lethal!) in the Krusty Krab, but once he makes (& breaks) it, the entire restaurant will black out, & he'll manifest inside. Based on 'Graveyard Shift' S2, EP16 from Spongebob Squarepants. An explicit live-action horror/comedy adaptation of The Hash-Slinging Slasher. With Michael Lewis, Mason Delaughter, Bruce Miles, Austin McEuen. If the player doesn't make it to the Slasher's location in time, he will successfully break into The Krusty Krab, & head for the fuse box. The Hash-Slinging Slasher: Directed by Austin McEuen. Once they get close enough, the player character (Squidward) will kick the area, startling the Slasher, & causing him to dart away to find another entrance point. When the thumping sounds, the player must make haste to its source & scare off the disturbance once they find it by approaching the area he's at. These attempts are not at all stealthy, however, as he will thump on whatever barrier there is until it is cleared. The Hash-Slinging Slasher will start outside the Krusty Krab, wandering to different entrance points of the restaurant in attempts to break in, namely the front & back doors (The latter located in the kitchen), the bathroom windows, & the basement hatch in Mr. The Hash-Slinging Slasher is the cloned version of the kid mistaken for the 'Hash-Slinging Slasher', & an enemy in Around the Clock at Bikini Bottom, solely appearing as the primary threat in the Krusty Krab level.

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