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*Email [[rated]] — In response to the email being right aligned, Strong Bad starts his response by quickly jumping all over the screen in a style similar to that of [[Wikipedia:E. E. Cummings|E. E. Cummings]]. | *Email [[rated]] — In response to the email being right aligned, Strong Bad starts his response by quickly jumping all over the screen in a style similar to that of [[Wikipedia:E. E. Cummings|E. E. Cummings]]. | ||
*[[SBCG4AP Collector's DVD]] — An ASCII version of [[Marshie]] will sometimes appear during the menus. | *[[SBCG4AP Collector's DVD]] — An ASCII version of [[Marshie]] will sometimes appear during the menus. | ||
| + | *[[@StrongBadActual]] — Strong Bad prints out an ASCII picture which he claims is a hi-res screengrab from his upcoming new jam. | ||
[[Category:Electronics running gags]] | [[Category:Electronics running gags]] | ||
Revision as of 17:28, 3 October 2014
ASCII art is a recurring theme in the Homestar Runner world, especially on Strong Bad's computers. However, most of the ASCII art seen is not possible to make in a normal ASCII art setting – often, different characters are different sizes, or are offset vertically.
Appearances
- Email couch patch — The Compy 386 prints out an ASCII art million dollar bill.
- Thy Dungeonman and Thy Dungeonman II — The title screens are ASCII art.
- Email some kinda robot — The DVD version has an Easter egg which shows an ASCII art rendering of a robot.
- Email virus — The virus turns Marzipan into ASCII art.
- Email dreamail — An e-marlin jumps from the bottom of the Lappy 486's screen.
- Happy Trogday — One of the images is an ASCII art rendering of Trogdor.
- Email the movies — Strong Bad watches an ASCII art movie, Karate Car.
- A sequel to Karate Car appears as an Easter egg on strongbad_email.exe Disc Six.
- Email from work — The Cheat is rendered in ASCII art on a floppy disk.
- Email the paper — New Paper has an ASCII art picture of a butt made from hyphens and dollar signs.
- Email rated — In response to the email being right aligned, Strong Bad starts his response by quickly jumping all over the screen in a style similar to that of E. E. Cummings.
- SBCG4AP Collector's DVD — An ASCII version of Marshie will sometimes appear during the menus.
- @StrongBadActual — Strong Bad prints out an ASCII picture which he claims is a hi-res screengrab from his upcoming new jam.
