| This is an article about the song. You may be looking for the elimination ceremony. |
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Now THAT's the musical transition I've been waiting for. Very cute. |
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| —The Floor, "The Overthinkers" | ||
"Elimination Time!" is a song sung by Adam Katz, dedicated to the elimination portion of Inanimate Insanity also known as "Elimination Time!". The 3-second song features a logo with a simple and happy and jingle with the line "Elimination Time!". The song is very short, with the only lyrics being the contestants chanting "Elimination Time!" and another voice singing "dah-dah!". It is typically heard right before Elimination Time begins, signifying the start of the elimination.
On one occasion in "Double Digit Desert", the jingle was modified for a contestant to rejoin the game, and temporarily renamed "Rejoining Time!".
In "The Penultimate Poll", eliminated contestants decided the fate of the elimination, prompting MePhone4 to temporarily change the name of the song to "Eliminated Contestant Elimination Time!".
The song was discontinued in Inanimate Insanity II but is sung once more by Salt and Pepper on Inanimate Insanity Infinity.
In Inanimate Insanity Invitational, the jingle is now used by the Elimination Button when pressed.
Lyrics[]
Original Version[]
Multiple Contestants: Elimination Time!
Dah-dah!
Rejoining Time Version[]
Multiple Contestants: Rejoining Time!
Dah-dah! ...
Extra Voice (Baseball): That's a song?!
Eliminated Contestant Elimination Time Version[]
MePhone4: Eliminated... Contestant... Elimination... Time...
Dah-dah!
Infinity Version[]
Salt and Pepper: Elimination Time!
Pepper: Ba-doop!
Examination Time Version[]
Examination Time!
Dah-dah!
Extra Voice: Now THAT'S a song! (III 18 only)
Gallery[]
| Songs | |||
| Season 1 | Elimination Time • It's a Ball • The Island Of Misfit Objects | ||
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| Season 2 | Keep On Cleaning • A Party • Afterlife in The Limelight • Just Like Me! • Taco's Tirade • The Future Is So Yesterday | ||
| Soundtracks | |||
| Volume 1 | Afterlife in The Limelight • Keep On Cleaning • A Party • Purgatory Mansion • Tribal Council • Bow's Bar • It's a Trap • Taco Tango • Bucket Brigade • Mazed and Confused • An A-Maze-Ing Challenge • Pity Party | ||
| Volume 2 | Just Like Me! • Breaking Apart • Test Tube's Laboratory • Taco's Sour Scheme • Salt & Pepper's World • Meeting the Infinities • Logic and Chaos • The Painting Challenge • Touching Nerves • Just Like Me - Reprise | ||
| Volume 3 | Functional • Mine Your Own Business • Mysteries of Gemory Cave • Swashbucklin' Lightbulb • Lending a Hand • Mischievous Minecarts • Visions of MePhone • Shell of a Fan • | ||
| Volume 4 | Hatching the Plan • Test Tube Tango • A Song for Microphone • The Trials and Tribulations of Test Tube • To the Moon • why wont you believe that i care • Eureka! • On Knife's Edge • Invasion • saying hello, hearing goodbye • Ultimate Elmination • Bright Lights • They're Really Going For It! • dont leave me until i find my way back to you | ||
| Invitational | Invitational Intro • The II3 Recap Song • Lounging Around • Silver Spoon • Catching Cabby • Slingshot! • Floory's New Song (Interlude) • The Rise of Yang • Back to the Hotel • BOX • Cheer Factory! • Piazzolla's Puzzle • Something About Goo • One Bad Day • Ballpoint's Entrance • Tournament Arc • Candle's Meditation (Interlude) • A Lightbulb for Lady Luck • Escaping From Indefinite Island • Tootsy Wootsy • Floored • Elimination Theme • Balloon (Interlude) • Springtastic! • Spring Along! • One Last Attempt • Trains of Thought • Blueberry's Ball • Long Road for Nickel • The Four Forcer • Battle of the Inner-Flames • Unvitationals • Invitational Ultimate Elimination • See you next time! | ||
Trivia[]
- The song is not used for Inanimate Insanity II, as MePhone4 expresses that he thinks it sucks. However, in War De Guacamole, he finds the song wonderful.
- On the contrary, Balloon states he enjoys the song and can't wait to hear it in "Cooking For The Grater Good", much to his disappointment when he discovers that it's not being used.
- In "The Overthinkers", The Floor in particular enjoys the musical transition and refers to the song as "very cute".