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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment on April 26th, 1994. It is a SpinOff of the ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and Claymation. Recently, it was one of the games chosen to be part of the "[[CompilationRerelease Interplay Collection]]" for the 2020 handheld console UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}}.
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} Platform/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment on April 26th, 1994. It is a SpinOff of the ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and Claymation. Recently, it was one of the games chosen to be part of the "[[CompilationRerelease Interplay Collection]]" for the 2020 handheld console UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}}.
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* TakeThat: The American version of the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} box touts "Blaze Processing", that "accelerates characters to incredible speeds", a reference to Creator/{{SEGA}}'s "Blast Processing".
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* TakeThat: The American version of the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} Platform/{{SNES}} box touts "Blaze Processing", that "accelerates characters to incredible speeds", a reference to Creator/{{SEGA}}'s "Blast Processing".
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment on April 26th, 1994. It is a SpinOff of the ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}. Recently, it was one of the games chosen to be part of the "[[CompilationRerelease Interplay Collection]]" for the 2020 handheld console UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}}.
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment on April 26th, 1994. It is a SpinOff of the ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}.Claymation. Recently, it was one of the games chosen to be part of the "[[CompilationRerelease Interplay Collection]]" for the 2020 handheld console UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}}.
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* {{Claymation}}: As with the main series, ''no computer animation'' was involved, with all clay characters rendered from hand-made models.
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* StopMotion: As with the main series, ''no computer animation'' was involved, with all clay characters rendered from hand-made models.
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* GiantSpaceFleaOutOfNowhere: The Witch Doctor is actually the penultimate boss, the real final boss is a Martian king who has come around with his armada to steal the serum for themselves.
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* SuperDrowningSkills: Inverted with Gooey the fish, who can stay underwater was long as he wants but [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome is in danger of suffocating if he is out of water.]]water]].
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* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: Some copies of the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} box had a holofoil cover; tilt it one way to show coins representing the different animal transformations, and tilt the other for the animals themselves.
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* WitchDoctor: The antagonist of the game.
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* SuperDrowningSkills: Inverted with Gooey the fish, who can stay underwater was long as he wants but [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome is in danger of suffocating if he is out of water.]]
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment on April 26th, 1994. It is a SpinOff of the ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}.
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment on April 26th, 1994. It is a SpinOff of the ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}.
{{Claymation}}. Recently, it was one of the games chosen to be part of the "[[CompilationRerelease Interplay Collection]]" for the 2020 handheld console UsefulNotes/{{Evercade}}.
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment in TheNineties. It is a SpinOff of the ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}.
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment in TheNineties. It is a spin-off SpinOff of the VideoGame/ClayFighter ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}.
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* AllThereInTheManual: The backstory and the names of the characters as well the gameplay, there's [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin all in the manual]].
* BigBad: The WitchDoctor who steals the clay formula and Clayton's father, as well converting him into a blue ball of clay.
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* PunnyName: '''Clay'''ton'''Clay'''ton. Also his father, Dr. '''Putty'''.
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* ShoutOut: The creatures that Clayton can transform into are the same as the Round announcers in the original VideoGame/ClayFighter.
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* SpinOff: Of ''VideoGame/ClayFighter'' series, mostly the first game.
** ShoutOut: The creatures that Clayton can transform into are the same as the Round announcers in the originalVideoGame/ClayFighter.game.
** The BigBad is a WitchDoctor who wants to rule the world by stealing the clay formula. This could be inspiration for the character of Houngan in ''63⅓'', who has the same backstory.
** ShoutOut: The creatures that Clayton can transform into are the same as the Round announcers in the original
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The story of Claymates begins when a scientist creates a formula that transforms clay into living animals. A witch doctor desires the formula for himself, capturing the scientist, and transforming the scientist's son Clayton into a blue ball of clay. As Clayton, the player must travel across the world, from his backyard to Japan and beyond, in order to rescue his father and return to normal.
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The story of Claymates begins when a scientist creates a formula that transforms clay into living animals. A witch doctor WitchDoctor desires the formula for himself, capturing the scientist, and transforming the scientist's son Clayton into a blue ball of clay. As Clayton, the player must travel across the world, from his backyard to Japan and beyond, in order to rescue his father and return to normal.
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''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment in TheNineties. It is a spin-off of the VideoGame/ClayFighter series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}.
The story of Claymates begins when a scientist creates a formula that transforms clay into living animals. A witch doctor desires the formula for himself, capturing the scientist, and transforming the scientist's son Clayton into a blue ball of clay. As Clayton, the player must travel across the world, from his backyard to Japan and beyond, in order to rescue his father and return to normal.
!!Tropes:
* BlobMonster: Clayton's blue ball form.
* {{Claymation}}: As with the main series, ''no computer animation'' was involved, with all clay characters rendered from hand-made models.
* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: Some copies of the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} box had a holofoil cover; tilt it one way to show coins representing the different animal transformations, and tilt the other for the animals themselves.
* OneHitPointWonder: The default blue ball form.
* PunnyName: '''Clay'''ton
* ShapeShifter: One of the main gimmicks is Clayton transforming into different animals using pieces of his father's formula scattered across the levels, giving him different abilities depending on the form.
* ShoutOut: The creatures that Clayton can transform into are the same as the Round announcers in the original VideoGame/ClayFighter.
* TakeThat: The American version of the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} box touts "Blaze Processing", that "accelerates characters to incredible speeds", a reference to Creator/{{SEGA}}'s "Blast Processing".
* WitchDoctor: The antagonist of the game.
''Claymates'' is a {{Platformer}} game for the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} published by Creator/InterplayEntertainment in TheNineties. It is a spin-off of the VideoGame/ClayFighter series, known for its usage of StopMotion animation and {{Claymation}}.
The story of Claymates begins when a scientist creates a formula that transforms clay into living animals. A witch doctor desires the formula for himself, capturing the scientist, and transforming the scientist's son Clayton into a blue ball of clay. As Clayton, the player must travel across the world, from his backyard to Japan and beyond, in order to rescue his father and return to normal.
!!Tropes:
* BlobMonster: Clayton's blue ball form.
* {{Claymation}}: As with the main series, ''no computer animation'' was involved, with all clay characters rendered from hand-made models.
* LimitedSpecialCollectorsUltimateEdition: Some copies of the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} box had a holofoil cover; tilt it one way to show coins representing the different animal transformations, and tilt the other for the animals themselves.
* OneHitPointWonder: The default blue ball form.
* PunnyName: '''Clay'''ton
* ShapeShifter: One of the main gimmicks is Clayton transforming into different animals using pieces of his father's formula scattered across the levels, giving him different abilities depending on the form.
* ShoutOut: The creatures that Clayton can transform into are the same as the Round announcers in the original VideoGame/ClayFighter.
* TakeThat: The American version of the UsefulNotes/{{SNES}} box touts "Blaze Processing", that "accelerates characters to incredible speeds", a reference to Creator/{{SEGA}}'s "Blast Processing".
* WitchDoctor: The antagonist of the game.
