Atlantis SquarePantis (Game)

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SpongeBob SquarePants: SpongeBob’s Atlantis SquarePantis
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Developer(s):	Blitz Games (Console), Altron (Handheld), Nick Arcade
Publisher:	THQ
Release Date(s):	October 23, 2007
Genre:	Adventure (Console), Side-scrolling platformer (GBA), Platformer (DS)
Modes of Play:	Single-Player
Based on:	The SpongeBob SquarePants television movie Atlantis SquarePantis
Platforms
PS2
Game Boy Advance
Wii
Nintendo DS

SpongeBob’s Atlantis SquarePantis is a SpongeBob video game for the Nintendo Wii, DS, Game Boy Advance, and PlayStation 2 that is based on the TV movie Atlantis SquarePantis. The game was released for all game systems on October 23, 2007.

[edit] Voice Cast

[edit] Main Voices

• Tom Kenny as SpongeBob
• Bill Fagerbakke as Patrick
• Rodger Bumpass as Squidward
• Carolyn Lawrence as Sandy
• No Voice Actor as Mr. Krabs
• Doug Lawrence as Plankton

[edit] Additional Voices

• Nolan North as Lord Royal Highness & one of the Atlantean Royal Guard
• S. Scott Bullock
• Keith Ferguson
• Kate Higgins
• Jim Ward as the narrator

[edit] Levels (PS2 & Wii version)

Music levels are levels where you must click on the arrows/joystick and buttons.

[edit] Tanklantis Plankpantis (Vehicle level)

What? Where? Plankton wants to shoot SpongeBob and his friends! How did that happen? The level’s about Plankton shooting other tanks and objects with his own tank!

Enemies: Other tanks, "objects"

Level variations: "race in a minute variation" and "the end of the original level"

[edit] Amulet Adventure (Explore level)

How did everything begin? SpongeBob and Patrick blow bubbles. SpongeBob blows a bubble that’s big, big, BIG!!! Both get captured in the bubble and go very far. They get lost in an old Jellyfish Cave. Now, SpongeBob and Patrick need your help to escape. But do you have what it takes to get to the outside? Patrick can throw anchors and SpongeBob on the other side, while SpongeBob can move obstacles out of the way, and open doors!

Enemies: Ghostly Pirates

Level variations: two other levels

[edit] Snap Happy (Camera level)

SpongeBob and Patrick find an old amulet. It says "antis." Patrick thinks of SquarePantis! They go to the Bikini Bottom Museum. First they photograph everything as boring Bikini Bottom Police Force and tourists chase the "two kids". The game is about photographing everything. When you complete the level, Squidward says that it’s the missing part to the Atlantean Amulet! Some other characters come. They carefully put the both parts together...

Enemies: boring Bikini Bottom Police Force and tourists

Level variations: "don’t photograph the bad things" and "destroy all vases (35)"

[edit] Magical Musical Journey (Music level)

...and a bus appears! They go to the bus powered by - songs! Now everybody sings and you control how to sing optimal.

Enemies: N/A

Level variations: "harder one" and "Plankton the hard coach!"

[edit] Bus Building Bonanza! (Vehicle level)

Patrick doesn’t sing anymore. Then the bus falls near Atlantis. Now, they must find the missing parts to the bus. But it’s hard to build it! Later, they find a radar saying where the missing parts are.

Enemies: N/A

Level variations: "race through gates"

[edit] Tour Trouble (Music level)

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[edit] Money Krabbing! (Shooting level)

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[edit] Squidward the Poser (Music level)

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[edit] Paparazzi Patrick! (Camera level)

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[edit] Hide and Sneak! (Explore level)

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[edit] Armory Antics! (Music level)

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[edit] Squidward Super Shooter (Camera Shooting level)

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[edit] Super Tank Showdown (Vehicle level)

Enemies: Other tanks, objects

Level variations: Boss battle against three giant gray tanks

[edit] Operation: Trash and Dash (Music level)

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[edit] Enemies on DS & GBA

• Green Jellyfish
• Diamond Jellyfish
• Black Jellyfish
• Ghost Jellyfish
• Steel Jellyfish
• Magma Jellyfish
• Brown Thug
• Green Thug
• Purple Thug
• Blue Thug
• Clams
• Giant Jellyfish

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[edit] Trivia/Goofs

• It was released in 2007.
• Mr. Krabs doesn't speak in this game; his dialogue is limited to various vocalizations such as laughing, screaming, and groaning. It is unknown who provides them, but it is not Joe Whyte, who voiced Mr. Krabs in previous SpongeBob SquarePants games instead of Clancy Brown.
• Most versions of this game were released 20 days before the episode premiered. The only exception is the Wii version which was released on the same day that the episode premiered.
• Just like what happened with Creature from the Krusty Krab, the Wii version's disc used two ink colors at launch, but eventually was given the PlayStation 2 printing but with Wii insignia.
• In the game, you have to literally fight Plankton’s tank, then he fires ice cream, but in the episode, he fires ice cream without a fight.
• Nick Arcade helped develop this game.
• This game is similar to the game Creature from the Krusty Krab This may be due to Blitz Games developing the console ports for both games.
• In the GBA version there is a minigame where you battle Atlantean Guards, but in the cutscene after the minigame, LRH says that Sandy has been captured when she defeated all the guards.
• Also in the GBA version, the final boss is Giant Plankton, another thing different than the TV special.
• The whole game was a flashback, rather than others.
• There are 6 mini games in this video game for the DS.
• This is the first SpongeBob video game based on a television movie.
• The voice of the narrator in the first cutscene was the same voice as the Realistic Fish Head and the Helicopter news correspondent in Creature from the Krusty Krab (voiced by Jim Ward).
• The voice of some of the Atlantean citizens was the same voice as the Professor from the Alaskan Bull Worm in Creature from the Krusty Krab.
• The chase music at the end of each act in "Hide and Sneak!" is actually a snippet of the "Amulet Adventure!" theme sped up and pitch shifted.
• Like in Creature from the Krusty Krab, jellyfish make noises when attacked, such as "Augh!" and "Oh yeah!". These noises are actually SpongeBob and Plankton voice clips from the previous game pitch shifted.
• Each stage has three acts. The other two acts need to be purchased at the shop.
• There are only two platforming stages in the console version of this video game. The console game has mostly "point and shoot" and button combination stages.
• The PlayStation 2 and Wii versions have the same gameplay, while both versions have different controls.
• This is the first SpongeBob SquarePants video game to not be released for the GameCube.
• This is the first SpongeBob SquarePants video game to be specially based on a TV episode from the show.
• This was the last official SpongeBob SquarePants video game released for the PlayStation 2. The last video game released for the PlayStation 2 to feature SpongeBob was SpongeBob SquarePants featuring Nicktoons: Globs of Doom in 2008.
• This and Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots, which were released on the same day in the USA, were the last games to show the old Nick Games robot logo.
• The music used for "Amulet Adventure!" would later be reused as the cutscene and credits theme for SpongeBob's Surf & Skate Roadtrip, another Blitz Games SpongeBob title.
• SpongeBob almost breaks the fourth wall three times. Once in "Snap Happy!," when he wishes that he could continue to take pictures by wishing that this adventure was a game. Once in "Tour Trouble!" during the Science Room section, SpongeBob says, "It's like being inside a TV." Once in the SpongeBob's Director's Commentary for "Money Krabbing!" when he mentions that he should have his own TV show, but then thinks that would not be a good idea. He says, "Nah - who'd want to watch a show called 'SpongeBob SquarePants'?"
• Like the Wii version of Creature from the Krusty Krab, SpongeBob's model in the Wii version of this game has pushed-in pores, something his "SwapBob SpareFace" model and the PlayStation 2 version lack.
• This video game reunites Tom Kenny and Keith Ferguson as they were previously casted together in Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends.
• There is a rumor that there was going to be a PlayStation 3 version, but it was cancelled.
• The game starts off with Plankton in his tank, destroying Atlantis, unlike the episode, which starts off with SpongeBob and Patrick blowing bubbles, which in the game is shown as a flashback.
• Just like in Creature from the Krusty Krab, the internal development team behind the game, Team RocFISH, hid their mascot throughout multiple levels. The levels in which RocFISH can be found are:
  • Amulet Adventure! - RocFISH appears below the platforms.
  • Snap Happy! - At the end of the level, RocFish appears outside of the museum.
  • Magical Musical Journey! - He appears outside of the bus.
  • Money Krabbing! - He sometimes appears as one of the objects going down from the top of the screen.
  • Paparazzi Patrick! - He appears in a tube in the Museum of Atlantis.
  • Squidward Super Shooter! - He appears in a tube in the laboratory.
  • Operation: Trash Dash! - He appears going in and out of a tunnel while the guard is running.
  • Shop - A RocFish appears swimming in the reflection of the floor.
  • SwapBob SpareFace - A "RocFish Rosette" is an unlockable tie accessory.
• Several tracks in this game were reused from Creature from the Krusty Krab. This is because the game's composer, Matt Black, previously made tracks for that game.
  • This game's menu music is a remix of the menu music from Creature from the Krusty Krab. Additionally, in the first cutscene, a portion of the original menu music from Creature from the Krusty Krab can be heard as SpongeBob and friends run away from the guards, as well as a portion of the loading screen music from "It Came From Bikini Bottom" when Plankton aims the tank's turret at them.
    • Both of Plankton's tank levels use the level theme from "It Came From Bikini Bottom," only in "Tanklantis Plankpantis" it lacks the space sounds. Also in "Tanklantis Plankpantis," the dramatic cue that plays when Plankton's tank appears was reused from the opening cutscene of "Alaskan Belly Trouble" when SpongeBob wakes up on his bed-car in the pit. The first and final parts of "Armory Antics" use a track heard in the "Supersized Patty" opening cutscene.
      • The music in the Shop and the "SwapBob SpareFace" screen is exactly the same as the Z Shop theme.

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