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'''Electroplankton''' is a [[stage]] based on the DS game Electroplankton, in which you control little plankton that alter the musical and visual landscape of the game. In [[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|Brawl]], the stage is categorized by an ever-changing color suite and music, and the electroplankton bounce around the stage. More information when it becomes available.
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|universe=[[Electroplanton (universe)|Electroplankton]]
|appearsin=[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl|SSBB]]
|hometo=None
|availability=[[Unlockables|Unlockable]]
|tourneysingle=?
|tourneydouble=?
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'''Electroplankton''' is a peculiar new unlockable stage in ''[[Super Smash Bros. Brawl]]''. It comes from a DS music game, which features extensive interactivity with the microphone.


The stage appears to consist of one large stem with 6 leaves branching out, 3 on each side. It also features the plankton being fired at the stage's platforms, which make a musical note on contact depending on the angle of the platform. The platform's angle, position, and color can be changed by attacking them.
==Video Confirmation==
<youtube>SzuZyIXyyvA</youtube>


==External Link==
[[Category:SSBB stages]][[Category:Stages]]
[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SzuZyIXyyvA Stage gameplay]
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[[Category:Stages]]
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[[Category:Nintendo DS universe]]

Revision as of 07:49, February 7, 2008

Electroplankton is a stage based on the DS game Electroplankton, in which you control little plankton that alter the musical and visual landscape of the game. In Brawl, the stage is categorized by an ever-changing color suite and music, and the electroplankton bounce around the stage. More information when it becomes available.

Video Confirmation

<youtube>SzuZyIXyyvA</youtube>

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