Anime
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*[[4 Gregs]] — [[Japanese Culture Greg]]'s face turns anime/manga style every time he says a Japanese word. | *[[4 Gregs]] — [[Japanese Culture Greg]]'s face turns anime/manga style every time he says a Japanese word. | ||
*[[Later That Night...]] — Strong Bad dresses as No-Face from the Studio Ghibli film, [[Wikipedia:Spirited Away|Spirited Away]]. | *[[Later That Night...]] — Strong Bad dresses as No-Face from the Studio Ghibli film, [[Wikipedia:Spirited Away|Spirited Away]]. | ||
| - | *[[The Homestar Runner Enters the Spooky Woods]] — Marzipan is | + | *[[The Homestar Runner Enters the Spooky Woods]] — Marzipan is dressed as Maetel of ''[[Wikipedia:Galaxy Express 999|Galaxy Express 999]]''. |
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Revision as of 02:56, 31 October 2019
Anime is the term for East Asian cartoons, primarily those made in Japan. Anime has made several appearances in the Homestar Runner universe.
Appearances
- Email japanese cartoon — Strong Bad's "Stinkoman" character is designed to resemble old-fashioned anime. This trend continues throughout all other 20X6 toons.
- TrogdorCon '97 — Strong Sad mentions he is going to buy some "anime", which Strong Bad refers to by the outdated name, "japanimation" and Homestar Runner plans to buy manga (which he mispronounces), a type of comic book that inspires many pieces of anime.
- Most in the Graveyard — King of Town dresses as Hello Kitty.
- 4 Gregs — Japanese Culture Greg's face turns anime/manga style every time he says a Japanese word.
- Later That Night... — Strong Bad dresses as No-Face from the Studio Ghibli film, Spirited Away.
- The Homestar Runner Enters the Spooky Woods — Marzipan is dressed as Maetel of Galaxy Express 999.
