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*[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] — Pom Pom draws his pistol after Strong Bad remarks Pom Pom is dressed as "every guy at a truck stop". | *[[Halloween Potion-ma-jig]] — Pom Pom draws his pistol after Strong Bad remarks Pom Pom is dressed as "every guy at a truck stop". | ||
*Email [[virus]] — [[The Virus]] plagued the characters of [[Free Country, USA]] until [[Bubs]] blew a hole in the [[Compy 386]] with his [[Bubs's shotgun|shotgun]]. | *Email [[virus]] — [[The Virus]] plagued the characters of [[Free Country, USA]] until [[Bubs]] blew a hole in the [[Compy 386]] with his [[Bubs's shotgun|shotgun]]. | ||
| - | *Email [[boring (really)]] — | + | *Email [[boring (really)]] — The word "gun" is in a [[boring (really)#Strong Bad's list of 3-letter words|list of 3-letter words]]. |
* Email [[lady fan]] — One panel of the "Buck Webb" comic shows Buck's Lady Fan pointing a pistol at him. | * Email [[lady fan]] — One panel of the "Buck Webb" comic shows Buck's Lady Fan pointing a pistol at him. | ||
*[[Commandos in the Classroom]]— The Blue Laser Minions point their guns at Fightgar after he imagines them as pizza and laughs at them, and [[Ripberger]] attempts to shoot the Blue Laser Commander with a Laser Gun after laying down a smokescreen. | *[[Commandos in the Classroom]]— The Blue Laser Minions point their guns at Fightgar after he imagines them as pizza and laughs at them, and [[Ripberger]] attempts to shoot the Blue Laser Commander with a Laser Gun after laying down a smokescreen. | ||
Revision as of 03:32, 17 July 2007
While The Brothers Chaps usually like to keep their cartoons kid-friendly, guns occasionally make appearances now and then. Some of the guns seen are based on real guns, such as Pom Pom's pistol, which resembles a TT-33.
Appearances
- Debut: A Jumping Jack Contest — The Announcer fires a starting pistol to begin the contest.
- In Search of the Yello Dello — Pom Pom suggests shooting the Yello Dello and then pulls out his handgun.
- Parsnips A-Plenty — The Homestar Runner and Old-Timey Strong Bad duel with two pistols.
- Email island — Strong Bad asks Homestar "You wouldn't happen to have a gun on your side of the island, would you?"
- Teen Girl Squad Issue 1 — A helicopter can be seen shooting some birds with a machine gun.
- Cheat Commandos (toon)— Fightgar is seen in a close up of him firing a laser gun.
- Email theme park — Strong Bad "scares off" the Bear holding a Shark by firing a starting pistol twice.
- That Time of Year — One of Strong Bad's edits of the first page shows a kid pistol-whipping a snowman.
- Email different town — Bubs was seen giving away flamethrowers that shot hundred dollar bills made of imitation chocolate.
- Email dangeresque 3 — Strong Bad holds up a revolver duct-taped to a nunchaku, which he calls a "Nunchuck-gun".
- Halloween Potion-ma-jig — Pom Pom draws his pistol after Strong Bad remarks Pom Pom is dressed as "every guy at a truck stop".
- Email virus — The Virus plagued the characters of Free Country, USA until Bubs blew a hole in the Compy 386 with his shotgun.
- Email boring (really) — The word "gun" is in a list of 3-letter words.
- Email lady fan — One panel of the "Buck Webb" comic shows Buck's Lady Fan pointing a pistol at him.
- Commandos in the Classroom— The Blue Laser Minions point their guns at Fightgar after he imagines them as pizza and laughs at them, and Ripberger attempts to shoot the Blue Laser Commander with a Laser Gun after laying down a smokescreen.
- Let us give TANKS! — Gunhaver pops out of a roasted turkey wielding a Colt 1911 hand-gun.
- Decemberween Short Shorts — Old-Timey Marzipan gives Rumble Red a Decemberween "gift", which employs, among many other weapons, a large pistol.
- Email the movies — Strong Bad, annoyed by Homestar's talking during the movie, shoots a bazooka at him.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 14.2 — Mentioned, and seen in a "Pistols For Pandas" poster.
- Email rough copy — The Cheat and Strong Bad hold revolvers in a short credit sequence. The guns resemble an early version of the Colt Detective Special's .38 snub-nose.
- Where's An Egg? — To win the game, you must shoot the correct suspect.
