List of associated production music/c

This page is a showcase of all of the associated production music in Pencil 2.O that start with the letter C.

Call to Adventure

Call to Adventure was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• The Long-lost Yoyle City - Played when W.O.A.H. Bunch and FreeSmart climbed up the summit of Yoyle Mountain.
• Showscape! - title card
• Attack of the Six Foot Californians - Everyone's memories get erased.

Carpe Diem

Carpe Diem was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• The Nightmare of Camp Nidhamu - "Welcome to day 1,127 of our video diary where, today, we'll be eating the gumdrops that we've been collecting over the years"; "Welcome to day 1,127 of our video diary where, today, we'll be eating the gumdrops that we've been collecting over the years"; "Welcome to day 1,127 of our video diary where, to—Ack, hey! Get away from here!"; "Welcome to day 1,127 of our video diary where, today, we'll be eating the gumdrops that we've been collecting over the years."
• Welcome Back - "Welcome to Day 1127 of our video diary for today!"; "Oh my bubble blower, I've got to eat this green gumdrop..." (sped up and pitch edited)

Cartoon Pizzicato

Cartoon Pizzicato was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• The Pennsylvania-Vermont Ocean - "And what's its function?"
• The Best Unrest - The "Sneaky Snitch" scene.

Celebrations

Celebrations was composed by Jan Rap. It is a krontjong song from Ambon Island, Indonesia. Previously, this song had been called Goro Goro Ne, sung by the Starlite Singers, and later the Kilima Hawaiians.

• Don't Lose Your Marbles - "Snowball, Bubble, Rocky, and Tennis Ball."
• Not Sco Much Viller - the ending.

Chee Zee Cave

Chee Zee Cave was composed by Kevin MacLeod. This song is always played at Cake at Stakes.

• To Test Love's Posterity - "Greetings, notorious students, my name is Headmistress Golf Ball..."
• Are You Smarter Than a Snowball? - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Sweet Tooth - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Bridge Crossing - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Power of Three - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Don't Lose Your Marbles - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Vomitaco - Played during Cake at Stake.
• Dates and Schoolgates - "This time, I made cookies." (archive footage from Inanimate Insanity)

Chee Zee Lab

Chee Zee Lab was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• Are You Smarter Than a Snowball? - "Hey! It's me!"; "Aaaaah, can't stop, can't stop!"
• Bridge Crossing - Played during the contest.
• Puzzling Mysteries - Played during the contest.

Chief Taravana

Chief Taravana was composed by Kapono Beamer. It is a Tahitian folk song also known as "Taravana E". As this is not on APM music, it can be considered a green-label. Another fun fact, this used to actually be one of the most sought-after tracks of SpongeBob.

• Truars and Liars - The ending.
• The Reveal - "I don't have a favourite number; I really don't."
• The Best Unrest - "My dad was a general."

Chum Bucket Rhumba

Chum Bucket Rhumba was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

• Half a Loaf Is Better Than None - "Having said that, who wants 15 bonus points?"

Cierre Bob Esponja

Cierre Bob Esponja was composed by Steve Belfer. In Spanish, it means "close of SpongeBob" – this is the song that is used in the credits.

• Crybaby! - The beginning.
• State Minds Drink Alike - "What the heck does that mean?"
• All-Day Anticipation - "Dad, we need your help."
• Will He or Won't He? - "What happened to you?"

Circus Parade

Circus Parade was composed by Dick Walter.

• Will He or Won't He? - "Kids, front and centre!"

City Dash

City Dash was composed by Harry Lubin.

• Get Digging - "Good, you're back."; "I think we're done with this stew." (new version)
• The Best Unrest - The title card.

Classic Soap 14

Classic Soap 14 was composed by Dieter Reith.

• The Nightmare of Camp Nidhamu - Played during the movie.

Clenched Teeth

Clenched Teeth was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• Pilot - Blocky grabs Pencil.

Closing the Door

Closing the Door was composed by Nicolas Carr.

• The Softening - Dramatic pause.
• Time Will Tell - The ending.

Clownfish Capers

Clownfish Capers was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

• Lofty - "We bite!"

Cockney Capers

Cockney Capers was composed by Ray Davies. This song got removed from the APM database.

• To Test Love's Posterity - "We were forced to do this."
• Don't Pierce My Flesh - "Hey, Flower! Come check this out."
• Showscape! - "OMNL!"
• State Minds Drink Alike - "I must say, your family is …"
• Zayde's Hootin' Arrival - "What's going on?"
• The Pennsylvania-Vermont Ocean - "Oi, wot's goin' on 'ere?"
• Not Sco Much Viller - "Omg, Saye, you like provocative stuff, right?"
• In Search of Brother - "I volunteer my phone!"

Cocksure Capers

Cocksure Capers was composed by Phil Green.

• Insectophobe's Nightmare - Eraser questions the contest.
• Half a Loaf Is Better Than None - "Which is?"
• All Change! (Regimes) - Construction workers work in the living room.
• Will He or Won't He? - "Good afternoon, passengers, and namaskar to all of those leaving elementary school."
• The Softening - "Are you, like, watching …"
• Time Will Tell - "On the count of pi, push it!"

Cocktail Lounge

Cocktail Lounge was composed by Dick Stephen Walter.

• Zayde's Hootin' Arrival - Pen is introduced to Ace.
• Not Sco Much Viller - Everyone returns home to find the house done well.
• Time Will Tell - "Oi, this is the life."

Comic Walk

Comic Walk refers to both of the versions by Sidney Torch and Nicolas Carr. Both themes play whenever someone gets angry at somebody, echoing its appearance on SpongeBob SquarePants.

Nicolas Carr version

• To Test Love's Posterity - "...not if I wan' to look like a sociopath 'o subjugates guys I've got mpenzi with!"
• It's a Monster - "I'll bring Spongy back."
• Still in a Hundred Years - "Excuse me, sir, your weird wheel thingy has just gone over my face."
• In Search of Brother - "So 'ow was yer days?"

Sidney Torch version

• Le Voyage dans la Poubelle - Vindstrom is unmoved by Pen's speech.
• Truars and Liars - "Now, ima’, when my boyfriend comes over, be on your best behaviour."
• Don't Lose Your Marbles - Firey struggles in not slapping Tennis Ball.
• Get Digging - Ice Cube makes her "ugly face". (old version)
• It's a Monster - Match complains. (old version)
• The House of Ghosting - "I can't believe I watched an entire dinner be prepared, only for it to disappear."
• Still in a Hundred Years - "Yep, looks like something is wrong."
• The Pennsylvania-Vermont Ocean - Pencil washes the dishes in reverse.
• Will He or Won't He? - "Vocabulary?"

Coming of Spring

Coming of Spring was composed by Mark Revell.

• Bridge Crossing - One week ago; Needle falls into the cake-star.
• Still in a Hundred Years - in the rocket.
• Will He or Won't He? - Monday morning.
• In Search of Brother - Played during Sio's entire dream sequence.

Constance

Constance was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• The Glistening - Played during the second Cake at Stake.
• No More Snow! - "Needle, are you doing OK?"

Cosmic Cloud

Cosmic Cloud was composed by Trevor Duncan.

• Get Digging - Evil Leafy sinks into Spongy. (new version)

Country Bound

Country Bound was composed by Kevin Jarvis.

• Insectophobe's Nightmare 3 - "Yeah!"

Covert Affair

Covert Affair was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• Reveal Novum - Played during the second Cake at Stake.

Cream Pie

Cream Pie was composed by Sage Guyton and Jeremy Wakefield.

• Get in the Van - Played during BFDI's third birthday. (new version, replaces "Itty Bitty 8-Bit")
• The Boys' Birthday Party - "Happy birthday!"
• Match, Pencil & Pen React to Their Ask Videos - title card

The Creature A

The Creature A was composed by Gregor Narholz.

• Time Will Tell - Pencil's eyes light on fire.

Crime Time 3

Crime Time 3 was composed by Gerhard Trede.

• Not Sco Much Viller - "Sir, you are in for a surprise."
• The Nightmare of Camp Nidhamu - Sio devises a plan.

Crocodile Tears

Crocodile Tears was composed by Otto Sieben and David Bell.

• Not Sco Much Viller - "Cool, salt!"

Crepe Suzette

Crepe Suzette was composed by Cyril Watters.

• Sweet Tooth - "No recipes?"
• The House of Ghosting - The table appears out of nowhere.
• Drill Sergeant Daddy - Pencil, Saye and Match are shopping.

Curtain Raiser

Curtain Raiser was composed by Alan Braden.

• The Reveal - "Ice Cube, for receiving the fewest votes at this Cake at Stake, you get a prize."
• The Pennsylvania-Vermont Ocean - Scene from 2012.

The Curtain Rises

The Curtain Raises was composed by Kevin MacLeod.

• Attack of the Six Foot Californians - "Welcome, Jay Veer Ess Cee Ray Be Are."; "Welcome, Jay Veer Ess Cee Ray Be Are.".
• The Softening - "Welcome, Jay Veer Ess Cee Ray Be Are."

Cut and Run

Cut and Run was composed by Kevin MacLeod. It is an example of 2011 hip-hop beats.

• Attack of the Six Foot Californians - On the streets of Los Angeles.
• The Boys' Birthday Party - Match makes an entrance.