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Band incidentals

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The band Template:Data:Links are a group of band performers that were designed for "Patty Hype." Unlike most prefix incidentals, they do not all share the same prefix, instead each of their prefixes are differently labeled by their role in the band. There are a total of eight band incidentals.

Description

Each band incidental has their own appearance. They all wear the same band uniform which consists of a tall green hat with a black brim and a long yellow center, a green buttoned shirt with tassels on the shoulders, and green pants.

Conductor 1

They are a teal fish with tan lips and a mint dorsal fin.

Drummer 2

They are a dark orange fish with light orange lips and fins and has thin black feet.

Clarinet player 3

They are a faded orange fish with dark orange lips and light orange fins.

Tuba player 4

They are a faded blue fish with a pale blue front and fins, dark blue lips, and three dark faded blue spots on the sides of their head.

Sax player 5

They are a gray fish with dark gray lips and light gray fins.

Flute player 6

They are a brownish-gray fish with light blue lips and fins.

Trombone player 7

They are a violet fish with lavender fins and light blue lips.

Trumpet player 8

They are a blue-gray fish with blue-gray lips and a light gray front and fins.

Role in series

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The band incidentals performing at the Krusty Krab ceremony.

The band incidentals have made only two episode appearances so far. They were first designed for "Patty Hype" where they were portrayed as a band performing for Template:Data:Links burying ceremony. They were absent for a while afterwards, although a few of them made a comeback in the season 7 episode "SpongeBob's Last Stand" as parade performers.

Trivia

  • Clarinet player 3 was ironically seen playing a small saxophone instead of a clarinet, despite being named a clarinet player.
  • Clarinet player 3 and Sax player 5 appear to share the same models but with different color palettes.