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;===Part 1===

The last scene goes back to the original animation style, showing SpongeBob in an execution tied up to a pole blindfolded, about to be executed by a firing squad. Within a few seconds, the executioners fired at SpongeBob, killing him. However, instead of showing his death, it was replaced with a black and white painting animation of someone being shot and killed. SpongeBob's corpse is then taken away. It was covered up in some sort of quilt, so I didn't get to see his corpse. The episode cuts to black and then a line of Japanese text appeared on screen. It read: 人生の唯一の報酬は死です (The only reward for life is death). The screen then cut to static for about 2 minutes and 20 seconds and the episode ended.

He told me that it was an anime film released in the early 90s as part of fun fair freak shows where people would go through a maze and end up in a tent and be shown Midori as a reward for getting to the tent. The film was banned due to showing animal cruelty and childtorture porn, despite being done in a cartoon like nature. The film's director, Hiroshi Harada also had to draw all 5000 frames by himself due to the lack of funding he received for the film. Harada tried sneaking the film abroad in the 90s to film festivals in the US, France, Scandinavia, Germany, Switzerland, Canada, UK, Austria, Spain, Portugal, Australia, and other countries. In 1999, the original copy of the film was destroyed after customs at Tokyo Narita airport found the tape and destroyed it. Harada was outraged at this, however he had a spare copy which was later sent to France in 2005, and was remastered on DVD for Region 2 countries in 2006 with parts of the original film being cut from 54 minutes to 48. The deleted scenes have not surfaced to the public since the 90s and it is unknown if they still exist.

<blockquote>''{{email|"Dear Mr. XXXXXXXXX, ''

''Thank you for taking your time to write to us about a concern over an unlisted SpongeBob episode that you have seen. I'm sorry to inform you that we don't exactly have a lot of information about the episode itself and who made this episode, but from what we have gathered, this episode appeared to have been an underground project made in 2000 by a group of Nickelodeon interns who no longer are associated with our company. We cannot release their names to the public, however 2 of these people who worked on this episode were of Japanese decent and knew their native language really well and appeared to have made this episode for unknown reasons. They were fired a long time ago after presenting their project to the other interns and employees. Fortunately this episode has never been aired, but we beg you not to leak this email or the episode to the public, as we feel it could damage our reputation for our programs aimed at children. And one more thing, we have no idea how the interns got their hands on that Midori film you mentioned earlier. ''

''Sincerely,''

''Viacom"''</blockquote>}}

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