Firsts

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The first appearance of Homestar Runner

This page chronicles the first time important things have occurred within the Homestar Runner body of work.

Strong Bad Emails

• The first 100 emails (from some kinda robot to flashback) — The first Homestar toons to come to DVD.
• some kinda robot — The first Strong Bad Email; the first Tandy email.
• homsar — The first appearance of Homsar.
• i love you — The first appearance of fhqwhgads and the Painting of a Guy with a Big Knife.
• credit card — The first email where Strong Bad moves the text cursor to edit parts of (or the entirety of) the email that was sent to him.
• band names — The first appearance of Limozeen and Taranchula.
• spring cleaning — The first email showing the DELETED screen; the first instance of Strong Bad checking more than one email.
• superhero name — The first appearance of Strong Badman; the first time The Paper is replaced with another object that contains the link to Strong Bad's email address.
• gimmicks — The first instance of Strong Bad's computer malfunctioning.
• invisibility — The first Compy email.
• techno, japanese cartoon, dragon, kids' book, and crying — The first Podstar Runner emails.
• ghosts — The first appearance of the Bad Graphics Ghost.
• 50 emails — The first email DELETED on the Compy.
• comic — The first appearance of the Teen Girl Squad.
• cheat talk — The first time Mike Chapman voiced a major character.
• japanese cartoon — The first appearance of Stinkoman and his world of 20X6.
• dragon — The first appearance of Trogdor.
• crazy cartoon — The first appearance of Sweet Cuppin' Cakes.
• stunt double — The first appearance of Dangeresque.
• kind of cool — The first appearance of Senor Cardgage.
• army — The first appearance of the Homestarmy.
• flashback — The first widescreen Homestar cartoon; the website's first appearance of live action.
• animal — The first Lappy email.
• cliffhangers — The first email to begin a story arc.
• coloring — The first time The Cheat speaks English.
• the paper — The first appearance of the New Paper.
• email thunder — The first time a major character was voiced by someone other than The Brothers Chaps or Missy Palmer. Also the first time The Poopsmith uses his vocal chords.

Toons

• Super NES — The first Homestar-related piece of animation; the first appearances of Strong Sad and Strong Mad.
• Marshmallow's Last Stand — The first full-length Homestar toon; the first appearances of Marzipan, The King of Town, and The Poopsmith.
• The King of Town DVD Old Version — The first toon to contain an Easter Egg.
• Strong Bad Sings — The first short still available on the site.
• Kick the Can — The first appearance of Old-Timey.
• Theme Song Video — The first Homestar music video.
• The Reddest Radish — The first time Missy Palmer voiced Marzipan.
• Homestarloween Party — The first Homestar Holiday special and Halloween toon.
• Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 1.0 — The first Marzipan's Answering Machine.
• In Search of the Yello Dello — The first retro gaming character variations.
• Fluffy Puff Commercial — The first appearance of Marshie.
• The House That Gave Sucky Treats — The first toon to include all 12 major characters.
• The Best Decemberween Ever — The first Decemberween toon.
• The Cheat Theme Song — The first Powered by The Cheat.
• Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 2.0 — The first toon where Strong Bad speaks without a Mexican accent.
• Everybody Knows It — The first appearance of Puppet Stuff.
• Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 9.2 — The first PhoneTime XL8 Answering Machine.
• Fan Costume Commentary — The first time Strong Bad reviews Halloween-themed Fanstuff.
• Cheat Commandos (toon) — The first appearance of the Cheat Commandos.
• Experimental Film — The first Homestar toon to play on TV.
• Tis True, Pom Pom, Tis True — The first time Matt Chapman did the voice of Marzipan.
• Workin' On The Game — The first time an Easter Egg was longer than the toon itself.

Other

• Original Book — The first appearances of Homestar Runner, Pom Pom, Strong Bad, and The Cheat.
• Where My Hat is At? — The first Homestar webpage; the first appearances of Coach Z and Bubs.
• First Flash — The first Flash The Brothers Chaps ever made.
• She Loves Me! — The first Homestar game.
• Duck Pond — The first Videlectrix game.
• Homestar Ruiner — The first episode of Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People.
• April Fool 09— The First time the Brothers Chaps have appeared as themselves on the website.

See Also

• Strong Bad Email Spin-offs