20X6
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[[Image:20X6.png|thumb|Stinko Man K: 20X6]] | [[Image:20X6.png|thumb|Stinko Man K: 20X6]] | ||
| - | '''20X6''' is an era of cartoons that depict stereotypical Japanese cartoons. Pronounced "Twenty-Exty-Six", this era contains elements of ''[[Wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Metroid|Metroid]]'' video games, wherein the year is referred to as 200X, 20XX, 21XX and 20X5 | + | '''20X6''' is an era of cartoons that depict stereotypical Japanese cartoons. Pronounced "Twenty-Exty-Six", this era contains elements of ''[[Wikipedia:Mega Man|Mega Man]]'' and ''[[Wikipedia:Metroid|Metroid]]'' video games, wherein the year is referred to as 200X, 20XX, 21XX and 20X5. |
20X6 stars [[Wikipedia:Anime|anime]] versions of the standard "present era" characters. Strong Bad becomes Stinkoman, a reference to the email "[[island]]". Homestar Runner becomes 1-Up, a kid who wants to be the guy. Pom Pom becomes a hungry panda called Pan Pan. Marzipan, Coach Z, The Cheat, and possibly The Poopsmith also made minor 20X6 appearances as well. | 20X6 stars [[Wikipedia:Anime|anime]] versions of the standard "present era" characters. Strong Bad becomes Stinkoman, a reference to the email "[[island]]". Homestar Runner becomes 1-Up, a kid who wants to be the guy. Pom Pom becomes a hungry panda called Pan Pan. Marzipan, Coach Z, The Cheat, and possibly The Poopsmith also made minor 20X6 appearances as well. | ||
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*[[Pan Pan]] ([[Pom Pom]]) | *[[Pan Pan]] ([[Pom Pom]]) | ||
*[[20X6 Marzipan]] ([[Marzipan]]) | *[[20X6 Marzipan]] ([[Marzipan]]) | ||
| - | *[[Stickly Man]] ([[The Poopsmith]] | + | *[[Stickly Man]] ([[The Poopsmith]], [[Talk:Stickly_Man|debated]]) |
*[[20X6 Coach Z]] ([[Coach Z]]) | *[[20X6 Coach Z]] ([[Coach Z]]) | ||
*[[20X6 The Cheat]] ([[The Cheat]]) | *[[20X6 The Cheat]] ([[The Cheat]]) | ||
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*The work of [[Wikipedia:Osamu Tezuka|Osamu Tezuka]] | *The work of [[Wikipedia:Osamu Tezuka|Osamu Tezuka]] | ||
*''[[Wikipedia:Dragon Ball Z|Dragon Ball Z]]'' | *''[[Wikipedia:Dragon Ball Z|Dragon Ball Z]]'' | ||
| - | *''[[Wikipedia:Ranma | + | *''[[Wikipedia:Ranma ½|Ranma ½]]'' |
*''[[Wikipedia:Sailor Moon|Sailor Moon]]'' | *''[[Wikipedia:Sailor Moon|Sailor Moon]]'' | ||
*''[[Wikipedia:Akira (film)|Akira]]'' | *''[[Wikipedia:Akira (film)|Akira]]'' | ||
Revision as of 05:07, 15 June 2005
20X6 is an era of cartoons that depict stereotypical Japanese cartoons. Pronounced "Twenty-Exty-Six", this era contains elements of Mega Man and Metroid video games, wherein the year is referred to as 200X, 20XX, 21XX and 20X5.
20X6 stars anime versions of the standard "present era" characters. Strong Bad becomes Stinkoman, a reference to the email "island". Homestar Runner becomes 1-Up, a kid who wants to be the guy. Pom Pom becomes a hungry panda called Pan Pan. Marzipan, Coach Z, The Cheat, and possibly The Poopsmith also made minor 20X6 appearances as well.
It takes place on Planet K, but it also seems to be the future of Free Country, USA—this is supported in time capsule, where Strong Bad is asked "why not make a time capsule of stuff filled with stuff about you to be opened in at least X0 years," then Stinkoman finds Strong Bad's time capsule and 1-Up finds Homestar's time box.
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Characters
- Stinkoman (Strong Bad)
- 1-Up (Homestar Runner)
- Pan Pan (Pom Pom)
- 20X6 Marzipan (Marzipan)
- Stickly Man (The Poopsmith, debated)
- 20X6 Coach Z (Coach Z)
- 20X6 The Cheat (The Cheat)
- Trogador (Trogdor)
Other stylistic sources
- The work of Osamu Tezuka
- Dragon Ball Z
- Ranma ½
- Sailor Moon
- Akira
- Xiao Xiao
