ElectroPlankton was created by Japanese contemporary musician Toshio Iwai, and is being referred to as a 'Touchable Media Art' game. The 'game' places.

Electroplankton (universe)indieszeroToshio IwaiMusicConsole/platform of originNintendo DSFirst installment(2005)Latest installment(2009)The Electroplankton universe ( エレクトロプランクトン, Electroplankton) is one of the many unique universes represented in. The universe consists of only a single title (excluding the DSiWare re-release, split up as the game's 10 stages for individual sale): a relatively obscure music creation software. In Brawl, its only representation is a stage, and a few stickers. In Ultimate, the Hanenbow stage returns with a new music track and a. Is a secret stage in Brawl representing the Electroplankton universe.

It is unlocked by finishing. Hanenbow is the only stage where does not work; the music is generated by the actions of the players and the Hanenbow that fly around the stage. The leaves change color and angle when struck.Stickers NameGameEffectCharactersElectroplanktonAttackElectric+012 Attack +12All charactersHanenbowAttackElectric+012 Attack +12All charactersNanocarpAttackElectric+012 Attack +12All charactersVolvoiceAttackElectric+012 Attack +10All charactersElectroplanktonHanenbow(Electroplankton)Nanocarp(Electroplankton)Volvoice(Electroplankton)In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Stage. ★★1Jump ↑Music Original Tracks. ' ' - A new remix incorporating melodies and samples from Hanenbow, Luminaria, Lumiloop, and Beatnes from.Source Tracks. ' Electroplankton' - The ambience sounds that are heard in Electroplankton and used in the Hanenbow stage.

This track was previously in Brawl but was unavailable in that game's.Trivia. Electroplankton, and are the only primary universes to be entirely dropped from a Smash game, with Metal Gear and Electroplankton having no content whatsoever in SSB4 and Miiverse having no content in Ultimate., while having its sole playable character(s) not returning and not having any stages in the same game, is still represented by trophies, two music tracks and the 's appearance in. However, both Metal Gear and Electroplankton made a return in.

About Genre Music Rating Rated 'E' for Suitable for Persons Ages Six and Older Summary ElectroPlankton was created by Japanese contemporary musician Toshio Iwai, and is being referred to as a 'Touchable Media Art' game. The 'game' places players in a water-based world. Within that world there exists ten types of 'electric plankton' creatures.

These creatures react to your touch and voice. Based on your touches and voice inputs, the game outputs different video and audio patterns, modifying your voice with a variety of effects.Game fanatics will find bonuses like classic NES music and the included Audience Mode outputs endlessly changing audio automatically with no player input for just pure listening pleasure.

The Japanese release includes a pair of headphones. In the US, ElectroPlankton was released only in limited numbers. Song of the deep metacritic.