Zoobles! Spring to Life!

To do: Document the cheat codes and what their purpose is/what they do.

Zoobles! Spring to Life!
Developer: Now Production Publisher: Activision Platform: Nintendo DS Released in US: November 1, 2011 Released in EU: November 6, 2011 This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds.

Zoobles! Spring To Life! is a Harvest Moon/Tamagotchi-esque video game for the Nintendo DS based off of Spin Master and (exclusively in Eastern-Asian regions) SEGA Toys (now SEGA Fave)'s Zoobles! toyline. Despite being a fairly successful spin off of their other animal-rolling toyline Bakugan, managing to have its own interactive Adobe Flash website, anime, merchandise, and video game, it only managed to have a much shorter lifespan than Bakugan running for two years, later having a somewhat mediocre reboot in 2021 that managed to be less successful, so much it ran for only one year.

Everyone remembers Zoobles, right?

No? Just us? ...Okay.

This game has also been forgotten to the stones of time as well, just like the series it was based off of.

Unused Music

Unused	Final/Pinegrove

Unused	Final/Chillville

Two songs most likely meant for the title screen and credits. The name of these files are SQ_BGM_TITLE and SQ_BGM_ENDING respectively. These would both later be replaced by the Pinegrove and Chillville themes.

Although both remain unused, the former is used as the theme in the game's trailer.

Placeholder Zoobles Soundbyte

Bwep.

Every Zooble in the game has 11 voice clips: the first 6 of which are labeled VO_(ZOOBLE)_(GESTURE). The other 4 are labeled VO_(ZOOBLE)02_(GESTURE) and are alternate versions of the first 6, excluding SLEEP used for other NPC Zoobles. The last of these (labeled APPEAL) is a text-to-speech sounding voice, which was most likely meant as a placeholder. A duplicate of this file exists for every NPC Zooble.