Infinite Craft is THE browser-based game of this year, and it’s actually pretty amazing, having millions of people crafting various things and making world-first discoveries of the most obscure crafts. In this article, I’ll go through what’s necessary to make SpongeBob in Infinite Craft. It’s a long process, be aware!
How to Craft SpongeBob in Infinite Craft – All Necessary Combinations Listed
You will need about two dozen steps to craft SpongeBob in Infinite Craft. Let’s see them below (albeit I can’t fit all of the steps in one small image, I’ll make sure to leave written instructions as well so you don’t miss a single steps):
Fire + Water = Steam
Steam + Water = Cloud
Cloud + Fire = Lightning
Earth + Water = Plant
Water + Wind = Wave
Plant + Wave = Seaweed
Plant + Seaweed = Kelp
Water + Wave = Tsunami
Tsunami + Water = Ocean
Earth + Ocean = Island
Plant + Water = Swamp
Plant + Swamp = Venus Flytrap
Island + Venus Flytrap = Venus
Kelp + Venus = Mermaid
Lightning + Mermaid = Poseidon
Earth + Wind = Dust
Dust + Wind = Sandstorm
Tsunami + Wind = Hurricane
Fire + Steam = Engine
Dust + Engine = Vacuum
Hurricane + Vacuum = Tornado
Sandstorm + Tornado = Dust Storm
Dust Storm + Kelp = Tumbleweed
Poseidon + Tumbleweed = Spongebob
So, in the end, it seems that Poseidon made SpongeBob out of Tumbleweed. Weird flex, but totally okay. Who are we to judge an Olympian God? We surely don’t want Poseidon to release the Kraken at us, so we commend him for creating one of the most beloved TV cartoon shows of our time.
If you have most of these crafting mats revealed, it shouldn’t be pretty hard for you to form SpongeBob, but even if you’re just starting, it’s not going to take long, perhaps just a few minutes.
If you want to learn about more crafts in Infinite Craft on Prima Games, especially about popular fictional characters, I recommend checking out how to craft Godzilla, Goku, or Peter Griffin.
