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Template:Infobox OM "Clownfish Capers" is a Hawaiian track composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield. The instruments include a steel guitar and a ukulele. It is most commonly used as title card music and it sometimes plays in episode endings.

Alternate titles: "Clown Fish Capers," "Clowfish Capers," "Clownfish Ca Pers," "Clownfish Caoers"

Usage

Episodes

SpongeBob SquarePants

Kamp Koral: SpongeBob's Under Years

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Shorts

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Trivia

Since this track's debut in season 4, it has played in every consecutive season.
With 28 usages to date, this track is currently the one most commonly used for title cards.
- Of those usages, seven were from season 6 and five were from season 7.
- Nearly half of this track's usages are set to title cards.
Season 4 only used this track in title cards or endings.
- "Bucket Sweet Bucket" is the first episode to use this track outside of a title card or ending.
Excluding the Patchy segment, this is the first track to play in Season 5.
The usage of this track has slowed down since Season 8.
Between "Patrick-Man!" and "Chatterbox Gary," this track took over five years to return as title card music.
"Slide Whistle Stooges" and "Swimming Fools" are the only episodes to play the entire track.
- The latter does play the entire track, but it cuts off where Patrick dives into the pool, creating a black hole which sucks everything up, though it continues after everything goes back to normal.
Since its introduction, season 10 is the only season where this track was not used as title card music.
This soundtrack bookends the episodes "Pineapple Fever" and "Chatterbox Gary."
"First and Last Aid" is the only spin-off episode to play this track.

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+"'''Clownfish Capers'''" is a Hawaiian track composed by [[Sage Guyton]] and [[Jeremy Wakefield]]. The instruments include a steel guitar and a ukulele. It is most commonly used as title card music and it sometimes plays in episode endings.
-"'''Clownfish Capers'''" is a Hawaiian track composed by [[Sage Guyton]] and [[Jeremy Wakefield]]. The instruments include a steel guitar and a ukulele. It is mostly used as title card music and it sometimes plays in episode endings.
 Alternate titles: "'''Clown Fish Capers'''," "'''Clowfish Capers'''," "'''Clownfish Ca Pers'''," "'''Clownfish Caoers'''"
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 {{OM-list|Say Awww!|Title card.}}
 {{OM-list|Arbor Day Disarray|Title card.}}
-{{OM-list|Swimming Fools|Title card; SpongeBob and Patrick play with Squidward as a pool float.}}
+{{OM-list|Swimming Fools|Title card; SpongeBob and Patrick play with Squidward as a pool float. ''(cuts off when everything disappears; continues when everything reappears)''}}
-{{OM-list|BassWard|Clarinet convention center destroyed.}}
+{{OM-list|BassWard|{{Link|Squidward}} and {{Link|Bubble Bass}} rush to the train station.}}
 {{OM-list|Pet the Rock|Title card.}}
+{{OM-list|Bad Luck Bob|SpongeBob tries to run to work.}}
+{{OM-list|Pinned|Title card.}}
+{{OM-list|Firehouse Bob|The ending.}}
+{{PM-list|A Fish Called Sandy|The ending.}}
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 ==Trivia==
-*Since this track’s debut in [[season 4]], it has played in every season.
+*Since this track's debut in [[season 4]], it has played in every consecutive season.
-*With 27 usages to date, this track is currently the most commonly used title card music.
+*With 28 usages to date, this track is currently the one most commonly used for title cards.
 **Of those usages, seven were from [[season 6]] and five were from [[season 7]].
-**Nearly half of this track's usages are in title cards.
+**Nearly half of this track's usages are set to title cards.
-*The usage of this track has slowed down since [[season 8]]. Now, it only plays twice or thrice (or in season 8’s case four times) a season.
+*[[Season 4]] only used this track in title cards or endings.
+**"[[Bucket Sweet Bucket]]" is the first episode to use this track outside of a title card or ending.
+*Excluding the Patchy segment, this is the first track to play in [[Season 5]].
+*The usage of this track has slowed down since [[Season 8]].
 *Between "[[Patrick-Man!]]" and "[[Chatterbox Gary]]," this track took over five years to return as title card music.
 *"[[Slide Whistle Stooges]]" and "[[Swimming Fools]]" are the only episodes to play the entire track.
+**The latter does play the entire track, but it cuts off where Patrick dives into the pool, creating a black hole which sucks everything up, though it continues after everything goes back to normal.
 *Since its introduction, [[season 10]] is the only season where this track was not used as title card music.
-*"[[New Leaf]]" is the only season 4 episode to play this track outside of title cards.
+*This soundtrack bookends the episodes "[[Pineapple Fever]]" and "[[Chatterbox Gary]]."
-*This soundtrack bookends the episodes "[[Pineapple Fever]]" and "Chatterbox Gary".
+*"[[First and Last Aid]]" is the only spin-off episode to play this track.
-*If including the title card for "[[Buried in Time]]" and the ending for "[[Enchanted Tiki Dreams]]," this soundtrack bookends an entire set of sister episodes.
-**Right after the latter episode, this soundtrack plays immediately as title card music for "[[The Abrasive Side]]" back-to-back.
-*[[First and Last Aid]] is the only spin-off episode to play this track.
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