Solar System

This article is about the episode in Angry Birds Space. For the episode in Angry Birds Reloaded, see Solar System (Reloaded).

Solar System

Overview

Game

Release date

July 2, 2015

Statistics

Episode number

10

Number of levels

13 (2 bonus levels)

New features

S.P.A.R.K.

Episode order
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Solar System is the 10th episode of Angry Birds Space. It was released on July 2, 2015. In each level, there will be a egg-shaped drone named S.P.A.R.K., and hitting it will trigger it and explode, giving you 1000 points and unlocking a tidbit about the level's inspiration. Each level in the episode is a demonstration of well-known objects in our solar system.

Plot[]

A group of Space Pigs seem to change their interest to food. They build a drone in the likeness of a regular egg, S.P.A.R.K., to look for something similar. When it travels to the Flock's solar system, the Space Pigs discover that there are eggs on Earth, so they enter the same portal used by S.P.A.R.K to Earth. The birds notice that the Space Pigs are flying through the portal to their home planet, so they chase them through the portal to stop them from eating the eggs. They drive off the Space Pigs from Earth all the way to Pluto, destroying S.P.A.R.K. and leaving the group of Space Pigs to freeze, and successfully saving the Space Egg from also being eaten.

Levels[]

Trivia[]

When a level is opened, the game will welcome the player before getting to the level.
This is the second Angry Birds Space update of 2015.
This is the final major Angry Birds Space update.
This is the only Angry Birds Space episode that wasn't released on PC.
Each level has 5 tidbits. Hitting S.P.A.R.K. on repeated playthroughs will allow you to collect every tidbit.
There are no Mirror World levels in this episode.
There are no Eggsteroids that can be found in this episode, much like Brass Hogs.
This is the only episode that plays multiple pieces of ambience depending on the level.
This is the third episode to not have a boss, the first being Danger Zone and the second being Fry Me to the Moon.
This episode breaks the trend of the episode after it taking 200 or more days till release.
This is also the second episode where there are less than 20 levels.
The Earth's Moon and Jupiter's moon, Europa are the only moons featured in the episode.
None of the other four dwarf planets ever appear in this episode, although the Asteroid Belt level select icon and the planetoid in that level where the Birds are shot off of may represent Ceres, a dwarf planet in the Asteroid Belt.
Some of the planets are colored differently than how they appear in real life. For instance, Pluto in the game is blue-gray, while Pluto in real life is almost a pinkish-orange color, and Mercury is beige when in real life it is gray.
Each of the levels use ambience from previous levels:
- Earth, ISS, Asteroid Belt, Jupiter, Comet, and New Horizons use the Pig Bang ambience.
- Europa, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto use the Cold Cuts ambience.
- Mercury, Venus, and Mars use the Red Planet ambience.
- The Moon uses the Beak Impact ambience.
In Angry Birds - Rocket Science Show, there are multiple renders for some of the moons. Whether they are scrapped levels or designed for the video are unknown, as they are not found in the files.
On Mars, there is a hidden engraving of a Minion Pig.