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	==Pac-Man==		==Pac-Man==
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	{{seealso|Namco}}		{{seealso|Namco}}
-	*[[Main Page 13]] — The sound effect for [[Atari Strong Bad|Strong Bad]] disappearing, as well as the sound for highlighting "[[Downloads]]", are taken from the [[Atari 2600]] version of Pac-Man.
-	**Email [[ghosts]] The latter sound effect plays for the text that appears after "killing" the [[Bad Graphics Ghost]].
-	**[[Everything Else, Volume 3]] — The latter sound effect is used on the "Other Features" menu.
-	*[[TROGDOR!]] — The intermission part with [[Trogdor]] chasing the [[peasants]] is a resemblance to the arcade game ''Pac-Man'' when he chases the ghosts during the intermission.
-	*Email [[the facts]] — The tune that [[Homestar Runner]] sings to in the Easter egg is the same tune as the intermission theme from ''Pac-Man''.
-	*Email [[web comics]] — The [[Secret Collect.]] cartoon is a parody of the [[wikipedia:Pac-Man (TV series)|Pac-Man cartoon]].
-	*[[Baddest of the Bands]] — The plot of the game is caused by Strong Bad's broken [[FunMachine]], which causes his copy of [[Limozeen's Hot Babelien Odyssey]] to show a glitched screen similar to Pac-Man's "kill screen".
-	*[[8-Bit is Enough]] — When approaching the lake in [[Peasantry]], Homestar will refer to various fruits and "power dots", the collectible items in Pac-Man.
-	*[[Halloween Safety]] — In an Easter egg, [[Crack Stuntman]] takes the form of Pac-Man while explaining he's the new spokesperson for HalloweenSafety.gov.
	==Street Fighter==		==Street Fighter==
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	==Minecraft==		==Minecraft==
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		+	==Tekken==
		+	{{seealso|Namco}}
		+	*Email [[caffeine]] — Strong Bad mispronounces the "TN" in the email sender's location as "Tekken".
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		+	==Kingdom Hearts==
		+	*[[Stinkoman 20X6]] — 20X6 [[Carol]]'s appearance is similar to the keyblades in the Kingdom Hearts series.
	==Minor Franchises==		==Minor Franchises==
	{{seealso|Nintendo}}		{{seealso|Nintendo}}
	{{seealso|Couch Mumbling}}		{{seealso|Couch Mumbling}}

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This page documents each time each franchise represented in Super Smash Bros. is referenced in the Homestar Runner body of work; if the franchise has its own article, it will be linked here. Feel free to edit this page as if it is a mainspace article.

Contents 1 Super Smash Bros. 2 Mario 3 Donkey Kong 4 The Legend of Zelda 5 Metroid 6 Yoshi 7 Kirby 8 Star Fox 9 Pokémon 10 F-Zero 11 Mother 12 Ice Climber 13 Fire Emblem 14 Game and Watch 15 Wario 16 Kid Icarus 17 Pikmin 18 R.O.B. 19 Metal Gear 20 Sonic the Hedgehog 21 Punch-Out!! 22 Animal Crossing 23 Wii Fit 24 Xenoblade 25 Duck Hunt 26 Mega Man 27 Pac-Man 28 Street Fighter 29 Final Fantasy 30 Bayonetta 31 Splatoon 32 Castlevania 33 Persona 34 Dragon Quest 35 Banjo-Kazooie 36 Fatal Fury 37 ARMS 38 Minecraft 39 Tekken 40 Kingdom Hearts 41 Minor Franchises

[edit] Super Smash Bros.

• Email pom pom — Pom Pom's fighting style is similar to Kirby's fighting style in the Super Smash Bros. series, with combo and Smash attacks.
• Weekly Fanstuff — The March 13, 2008 item is a Trogdor-shaped stage created with Brawl's Stage Builder.
• @StrongBadActual —
  • Strong Bad replies to a fan tweet showing a mod for Super Smash Bros. for Wii U that replaces Ike with robot pants Strong Bad from 8-Bit is Enough.
  • Strong Bad claims he "Stinkomain[s]", referring to the character that one primarily uses in Smash.
  • Strong Bad "vote[s] yes one million" to being a character in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate. However, in a later Tweet, he refers to the game as "Super Smashy Towne Ultra-mint", and says he wishes he was a character, but assumes people think he has a chance because of Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People.

[edit] Mario

See Mario

[edit] Donkey Kong

See Donkey Kong

[edit] The Legend of Zelda

See The Legend of Zelda

[edit] Metroid

See Metroid

[edit] Yoshi

• Duck Guardian One — The eggs resemble those of Yoshi.
• Strong Badia the Free — The egg in Cave Girl Squad resembles a Yoshi egg.
• @StrongBadActual — Strong Bad sings about sailing to Yoshi's Island.

[edit] Kirby

See Kirby

[edit] Star Fox

• StrongBadZone — Vector Strong Bad, and his method of attacking, is similar to Andross from the original Star Fox/Starwing.
• Scrolling Shooter Games Menu — The dialogue boxes resemble those in the Star Fox games.
• Stinkoman 20X6 — Tampo is based on the true form of Andross in Lylat Wars/Star Fox 64.

[edit] Pokémon

See Pokémon

[edit] F-Zero

[edit] Mother

• Stinkoman 20X6 — Stinkoman refers to Level 6 as the "pink cloud zone"; in EarthBound, the sixth "Your Sanctuary" location is Pink Cloud.

[edit] Ice Climber

[edit] Fire Emblem

[edit] Game and Watch

See Nintendo#Game and Watch

[edit] Wario

• @StrongBadActual — "WarioWare Thursdays" shows a Homestar Runner-themed microgame created with WarioWare: D.I.Y.

[edit] Kid Icarus

• Peasant's Quest — Before shooting Kerrek, the game says, "Here goes nothing, Kid Icarus."

[edit] Pikmin

• The Jolly Dumple may be named after the Water Dumple, a Pikmin enemy.
• Weekly Fanstuff — The animation in the November 29, 2007 Fanstuff has Reynold pull out a blue Pikmin.

[edit] R.O.B.

[edit] Metal Gear

• Population: Tire — The page title is "I FEEL ASLEEP!", a quote from the original Metal Gear for the NES.
• @StrongBadActual — Stinkoman says "I FEEL ASLEEP!" in a teaser for Level 10 of Stinkoman 20X6.

[edit] Sonic the Hedgehog

See also Sega

• Awexome Cross — The Cheat in the tire does a "Spin Dash" between each level after being refuelled by Strong Mad, as Sonic the Hedgehog does.
• Stinkoman 20X6 — After defeating The Liekand in Level 6, it transforms into a mouse. This may be a reference to the Sonic the Hedgehog series, in which defeated enemies almost always revealed their power sources, which were various animals.
• Kick-a-Ball — Homestar calls "Sonic! I mean, Tails!" on the coin toss, referencing Sonic the Hedgehog, and his sidekick Miles "Tails" Prower.
• Poker Night at the Inventory — Strong Bad compares Tycho's hair to "a greasy hedgehog... unassociated with any video game license", referring to the Sonic the Hedgehog series.
• @StrongBadActual — Strong Bad mentions Casino Night Zone, a level from Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

[edit] Punch-Out!!

See Punch-Out!!

[edit] Animal Crossing

• Email japanese cartoon (DVD commentary) — When Stinkoman laughs at 1-Up, Matt Chapman mentions the steam clouds that come out of villagers' heads when they are angry.
• Pulse Interview - 1 Aug 2003 — Matt says that Missy Palmer was into Animal Crossing when it was released. It was because of this that The Brothers Chaps decided to make their Videlectrix games simple.
• @StrongBadActual — Strong Bad mentions wanting to beat the crap out of Tom Nook.

[edit] Wii Fit

• Nintendo Voice Chat Interview - 3 Sep 2008 — Strong Bad says that he has been playing Wii Fit with the intent of tricking his girlfriends into playing video games.

[edit] Xenoblade

[edit] Duck Hunt

• 8-Bit is Enough — If Strong Bad misses a ghost in Redcoat Ghost Patrol, The Cheat will pop up from behind a bush and laugh at him, in a manner very reminiscent of the dog from Duck Hunt.

[edit] Mega Man

See Mega Man

[edit] Pac-Man

See Pac-Man

See also Namco

[edit] Street Fighter

See Street Fighter

[edit] Final Fantasy

• Email homestar hair (DVD commentary) — Matt comments that Strong Bad may be playing Final Fantasy, not Temple of Apshai.
• 8-Bit is Enough — Strong Bad's celebration after defeating Ultimate Trogdor is similar to those in the Final Fantasy series.

[edit] Bayonetta

[edit] Splatoon

[edit] Castlevania

• Email japanese cartoon — One of the NES endings is of Castlevania II.
• Stinkoman 20X6 — The whistle that Stinkoman uses to call the Stinkowing has the same sound effect that plays when collecting an item in the Castlevania games.
• Email buried and Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People — The music that the Taranchula Black Metal Detector plays is similar to the song "Bloody Tears" from Castlevania II.
• @StrongBadActual —
  • Twice Strong Bad refers to the Metroidvania genre.
  • Strong Bad mentions Castlevania in response to a fan mistaking Ghosts 'n' Goblins enemies for Castlevania enemies.

[edit] Persona

[edit] Dragon Quest

[edit] Banjo-Kazooie

• email the chair — Bubs saying "Start from the Tip and work our way to the Tup" could be a reference to the video game character Tiptup, who appeared in games such as Diddy Kong Racing and Banjo-Kazooie.
• Weekly Fanstuff — A fan rendition of the chainsaw car from specially marked created in Banjo-Kazooie: Nuts & Bolts is the Weekly Fanstuff for December 11th, 2008.

[edit] Fatal Fury

[edit] ARMS

[edit] Minecraft

[edit] Tekken

See also Namco

• Email caffeine — Strong Bad mispronounces the "TN" in the email sender's location as "Tekken".

[edit] Kingdom Hearts

• Stinkoman 20X6 — 20X6 Carol's appearance is similar to the keyblades in the Kingdom Hearts series.

[edit] Minor Franchises

See also Nintendo

See also Couch Mumbling