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The {{SBSP}} "'''Closing Theme'''" was composed by [[Steve Belfer]]. As the name suggests, it is used in the end credits of the show. The track has two versions, which have both been used as background music in some episodes. The track usually plays when someone does something repeatedly, or does something silly.
The {{SBSP}} "'''Closing Theme'''" was composed by [[Steve Belfer]]. As the name suggests, it is used in the end credits of the show. The track has two versions, which have both been used as background music in some episodes. The track usually plays when someone does something repeatedly, or does something silly.


There is a futuristic and a primitive version in "[[SB-129]]" as well as "'''B.C. Strut'''" by [[Nicolas Carr]] and Steve Belfer in "[[Ugh]]"
There is a futuristic and a primitive version in "[[SB-129]]" as well as "'''B.C. Strut'''" by [[Nicolas Carr]] and Steve Belfer in "[[Ugh]]."


This song is mostly played in E major.
This song is mostly played in E major.
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In addition to the below listed instances, this version plays during the ending credits when watching the episodes on most DVD releases, VHS tape releases, digital releases, and streaming services. It is also the menu music for many of the {{SBSP}} [[List of DVDs|DVDs]] up until [[Extreme Kah-Rah-Tay]].
In addition to the below listed instances, this version plays during the ending credits when watching the episodes on most DVD releases, VHS tape releases, digital releases, and streaming services. It is also the menu music for many of the {{SBSP}} [[List of DVDs|DVDs]] up until [[Extreme Kah-Rah-Tay]].


===Japanese version===Just like in the original version, the music plays during the end credits which was only in the [[スポンジ・ボブ|japanese version]].
===Japanese version===
Just like in the original version, the music plays during the end credits, which the different theme was only heard in the [[スポンジ・ボブ|japanese version]].


====Episodes====
====Episodes====

Revision as of 14:01, 17 November 2023

The SpongeBob SquarePants "Closing Theme" was composed by Steve Belfer. As the name suggests, it is used in the end credits of the show. The track has two versions, which have both been used as background music in some episodes. The track usually plays when someone does something repeatedly, or does something silly.

There is a futuristic and a primitive version in "SB-129" as well as "B.C. Strut" by Nicolas Carr and Steve Belfer in "Ugh."

This song is mostly played in E major.

Alternate titles: "Close," "Close #3," "Close Theme 2," "Closing," "Closing #1," "Closing #3," "Closing Theme 3," "Closing Theme2," "Closing#3," "SpongeBob Theme"

Usage

Closing Theme 1

In addition to the below listed instances, this version plays during the ending credits when watching the episodes on most DVD releases, VHS tape releases, digital releases, and streaming services. It is also the menu music for many of the SpongeBob SquarePants DVDs up until Extreme Kah-Rah-Tay.

Japanese version

Just like in the original version, the music plays during the end credits, which the different theme was only heard in the japanese version.

Episodes

Video games

Online games

Closing Theme 2

Interestingly enough, this version is always used as background music and has never served as an end credits theme.

Future version

  • 14a. "SB-129" - SpongeTron thaws Squidward; "Of course I'm right, Squidward." ("SpongeBob Theme")

Primitive version

  • 14a. "SB-129" - Squidward "invents" Jellyfishing in the past. ("SpongeBob Theme")

B.C. Strut

  • 54. "Ugh" - Closing credits.

Other versions

Trivia

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