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boring (really)

64.56.141.206 — Tue, 07 Jun 2005 15:42:44 GMT

64.56.141.206: /* Goofs */

[[Image:sbemail131.png|thumb|Staring at a wall helps boredom.]]

'''Strong Bad Email #131'''

We learn how boring Free Country, USA really is. Bubs counts discount bricks.

'''Cast (in order of appearance):''' {{Film|Strong Bad}}, {{Film|Bubs}}, {{Film|Homestar Runner}}, {{Film|Strong Sad}}, {{Film|Coach Z}}, {{Film|Pom Pom}} (Easter egg), {{Film|The King of Town}} (Easter Egg), {{Film|Homsar}} (Easter egg), {{Film|The Poopsmith}} (Easter egg), [[Pom Pom's girls]] (Easter Egg)

'''Places:''' [[Computer Room]], [[Bubs' Concession Stand]], [[The Stick]], [[King of Town's Castle]] (Easter egg)

{{Comp|Lappy 486}}

'''Date:''' June 06, 2005

'''Running Time:''' 4:44

==Transcript==

'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{rapping}'' E-mail theme song! 1-2-3! A da-da-checka e-mail wit' me, SB, y'all! ''{loads the email}''

<blockquote class="lappy email">
<div>subject: bored...</div>
Dear Strongbad, 
Does it ever get boring where you live? Right now I am 
bored out of my mind. 
 
With lots of crap, 
Callie, Lake Jackson, TX
</blockquote>

''{Strong Bad says "Strobah" in place of "Strongbad," "groan" in place of "crap," and pronounces "TX" like "Tehas".}''

'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So, you're bored out of your mind, eh? Well, you've come to the right place. Let's see what I...can do...about...that. ''{really draws "that" out, like "thaaaaaahhht"}''

''{Strong Bad exits stage left, and the screen zooms out on the Lappy. It then shows Bubs' face from very close up, and zooms out to show Bubs looking at the side of his concession stand while Strong Bad joins him. All the dialogue until Strong Sad's line is said at an exaggeratedly slow pace.}''

'''STRONG BAD:''' Bubs! What craziness...is going on... over here?

''{short pause}''

'''BUBS:''' Oh! Strong Bad! ''{Strong Bad begins to slowly look towards Bubs}'' You startled me! I was just counting the bricks on this side of the building! I'm up to two hundred forty-eight!

'''STRONG BAD:''' Two hundred and forty-eight! That's just a little less than two fifty!

'''BUBS:''' Yep! I remember learning that in school!

'''STRONG BAD:''' Well, take care... Bubs. I'm gonna take real, ''{camera zooms in on Strong Bad's mouth}'' real ''{camera moves back}'' tiny steps on over to the Stick. ''{exits stage right — very slowly}''

''{another short pause}''

'''BUBS:''' Be's careful!

''{The screen zooms out on Bubs; Strong Bad, still walking in tiny steps, approaches Homestar Runner standing by the Stick. Homestar isn't blinking, and his mouth is open.}''

'''STRONG BAD:''' What are you... um... doing?

'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' I'm practicing... closing... my eyes. I'm not very... good... at it... though.

'''STRONG BAD:''' I see.

'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' More like... ''I'' see.*

''{Close up on Homestar closing his eyes slowly, eventually closing them completely}''

'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Ooh! There we go! Now I see what all the fuss is about! ''{opens eyes}'' Oops, I lost it. ''{Bubs enters from stage left}''

'''BUBS:''' Two hundred and ninety six!

'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' Wow! 
'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{simultaneously}'' What? 

'''HOMESTAR RUNNER:''' That's just a little less... than three hundred!

'''ALL:''' I remember learning that in school!

''{Strong Sad suddenly jumps in under the influence of caffeine, interrupting "school" as flames burst on the sides of the screen for a split second.}''

'''STRONG SAD:''' Wah-wah-wah-wait! You guys! You guys! I struck gold on the alien spaceship - I think it gave me super powers, there are wood davers everywhere!

'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{typing}'' So, Jackson, as you can plainly see, things move a mile a minute 'round her'. Except for that Strong Sad. That guy's a real bore. And quite a fan of Danish physicist Niels Bohr. The most aptly named of all Danish physicists. So, I hope I bored you back into your mind. And I don't mean 'bored into your mind' like REEER! Pssh pssh! ''{typed as "(awesome drilling some brains sound)"}''. That's gross. But if you're still bored, sit back, relax, and prepare to experience the fury of... me naming all the three letter words I can think of. ''{Strong Bad makes an imitation of a walkie-talkie click, then clears his throat and brings up new screen}'' Cat. The. Lob. Irk. Try. Wet. Cod. For. Her. Ebb. Egg. Goo. Elk. Ilk. ''{[[The Paper]] comes down.}'' Dog. Fat. Pat. Spy. Get. Sat. Sit. ''{screen dims}'' Wow. Man. ''{After a few seconds, the screen comes back up with many more words typed as Strong Bad continues to list words}'' Huh. Not. Sty. Eye. Pie. Tug. Gut. Gun. Sap. Asp. Pus. Job -

'''COACH Z:''' ''{record scratching noise, then from offscreen:}'' I gotta stop you there, Strong Bad. I'm pretty sure "jorb" is a four letters word.

''{* This line could be "More like I see," (meaning that H*R can see because he can't shut his eyes) or "More like 'eye' see," (a simple pun).''}

==Easter Eggs==
* Click on "[[Wikipedia:Niels Bohr|Niels Bohr]]" to see a signed picture of him addressed to Strong Sad.
** The autograph reads<blockquote>yo yo, S² you're not BOHRN yet! ha ha!! —Nilly `16</blockquote>
* At the end, click on "try, wet, cod" for an image of a fish, with the text "Try wet cod!!! (Please, oh, please)".
* Click on "err" for a comic book drawing of Strong Bad and The Cheat.
** The comic book drawing is a reference to [[Wikipedia:Groo the Wanderer|Groo the Wanderer]], written and drawn by Sergio Aragonés.
* Click on "old, bag" to see a short scene at a party thrown by the King of Town.
*: ''{Pom Pom, the King of Town, the Poopsmith, and Homsar are standing in the King's castle with two of Pom Pom's girls. Two bags marked "[[The_King_Of_Town%27s_Food|PORK RAMBLINS]]" and "[[The_King_Of_Town%27s_Food|PORK SNAGGLINS]]" can be seen in the foreground. "It's the Weekend" can be heard in the background, as the party guests make a poor and somewhat unintelligible attempt at singing along.}''

==Fun Facts==
===Strong Bad's list of words===
<blockquote class="lappy email" style="width:525px">
] Cat, the, lob, irk, try, wet, cod, for, her, ebb, egg, goo, 
elk, ilk, dog, fat, pat, spy, get, sat, sit, wow, man, see, dew 
jib, dub, orb, pip, nob, sag, use, vat, rot, tap, wee, saw, hub, 
dag, cot, wok, biz, was, won, all, awl, owl, pug, lug, con, err, 
hug, sad, mop, pan, nip, sbu, jut, lam, sod, too, you, old, bag, 
cup, bad, hut, rom, rip, one, rue, pal, jig, sup, fez, man, tad, 
log, tis, pod, new, vew, tar, wig, yok, fix, yon, use, hag, fad, 
huh, not, sty, eye, pie, tug, gut, gun, sap, asp, pus, job 
</blockquote>
* Note that "man" is listed twice (On the second line, third word from the right, and on the sixth line, second word from the right).
*There is no comma after "dew" (last word on second line).
*"Sbu," "vew," and "yok" are not words in the English language.

===Remarks===
*In this email, we find out that the Lappy has more buttons when the email is shown than Reply, Forward and Delete. It also has Save, Computer and Image.
===Goofs===
*You can still click on The Paper, the "back" link on the Lappy 486, and the Easter Egg words even when the screen fades to black temporarily.
*The "back" link in the far lower left corner is still there after the Lappy 486 fades back in.
*In this email (and the menu, currently) Strong Bad has no reflection.

===Inside References===
*One of the three letter words Strong Bad types is "sbu", which is a reference to [[lunch special]].
*Strong Bad says "Prepare to experience the fury of... me naming all the three letter words I can think of." in his tour guide voice from [[theme park]], from which the first half of said line was taken. He ends with the sound of the microphone clicking off, also heard in theme park.
*Strong Sad's hyperactivity, twitching eye and mention of [[wood-davers]] are references to [[caffeine]].
**This scene also re-uses the Deathly Pallor music from [[radio]].
*Coach Z's comment on "jorb" being a four-letter word is a reference to [[A Jorb Well Done]].
*The music in the "old, bag" easter egg is the music from the end credits photo montage in [[montage]].
**Also, the bikini-clad women are from [[Homestarloween Party]].
*The way Strong Bad runs when taking "real tiny steps" is similar to how his past self ran the Ten-Step Footrace in [[flashback]].

===Real World References===
*Strong Sad's claim that he was given super powers after being taken aboard an alien spaceship is a reference to [[Wikipedia:The Greatest American Hero|The Greatest American Hero]].

==External Links==
*[[HR:sbemail131.html|watch "boring (really)"]]
*[[HR:sbemail131.swf|view the Flash file for "boring (really)"]]
*[http://forum.hrwiki.org/viewtopic.php?t=3628 forum thread re: "boring (really)"]

{{Strong Bad Email}}

Everybody to the Limit

64.56.141.206 — Wed, 20 Apr 2005 16:05:29 GMT

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[[Image:everybody_to_the_limit.png|right|thumb|Everybody c'mon fhqwhgads!]]
== Summary ==
[[Strong Bad]]'s [[Powered By The Cheat]] music video for his song about [[Fhqwhgads]].

'''Cast (in order of appearance):''' [[Visor Robot]], [[Atari Dragon]], [[Strong Bad]], [[The Cheat]]

'''Places:''' [[The Cheat's Computer Room]]

'''Date:''' July 1, 2002

'''Running Time:''' 1:54

'''Page Title:''' Everybody to the Limit

== Lyrics ==
'''VISOR ROBOT:''' Come on, Fhqwhgads.

'''STRONG BAD:''' I said come on Fhqwhgads 
I said come on Fhqwhgads 
Everybody to the limit 
Everybody to the limit 
Everybody come on Fhqwhgads

I said come on Fhqwhgads 
I said come on Fhqwhgads 
Everybody to the limit 
Who's that? It's to the limit 
Everybody come on Fhqwhgads

Come on Fhqwhgads 
I see you jockin' me 
Tryin' to play like 
You know me

I'm like come on Fhqwhgads 
I said come on Fhqwhgads 
Everybody to the limit 
The Cheat is to the limit 
Everybody come on Fhqwhgads

I said ooh ah Fhqwhgads 
I said ooh ah Fhqwhgads 
Who's that fh-huh-hoo-huga-wha 
I said who is that Fhqwhgads

I don't know who it is 
But it probably is Fhqwhgads 
I asked my friend Joe 
I asked my friend Jake 
They said it was Fhqwhgads

I said come on Fhqwhgads 
I said come on Fhqwhgads 
Who's-a to the limit? 
''C'est'' me! I'm to the limit 
Everybody come on Fhqwhgads

Man, Fhqwhgads 
You're just making yourself look worse, y'know 
I mean, everybody's just gonna feel sorry for ya 
I mean, I do.

''{Zooms out to reveal Strong Bad and The Cheat watching the video on Tangerine Dreams.}''

'''STRONG BAD:''' ''{talking to The Cheat}'' Now that's what I'm talkin' about! That was amazing! I mean you—... I—... I can't b—... Chi-g-d-b ... He—g ... I'm buyin' you a pizza!

== Fun Facts ==
===Explanations===
*Fhqwhgads originated in the Strong Bad Email [[i love you]].

===Trivia===
*A "[[Everybody to the Limit (Live)|Live from West Reykjavik]]" version of this song can be found on [[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]].
*Clicking the Back button at the end of the video will always take you to [[Main Page 15]], The Cheat's main page.
*The Visor Robot's voice is [[Wikipedia:Apple Macintosh|Macintosh's]] Zarvox.
*The beat The Cheat uses (minus the handclap) is a sample from James Brown's "Funky Drummer", the basis for countless rap songs. The "Woo!" sample is mostly likely a reference to Rob Base's hit "It Takes Two", which used the same sound effect on the same beat.

===Remarks===
*During the video, Strong Bad provides the voice for his own character. Normally, The Cheat provides the voices for all characters in cartoons that he creates.
*Even after the Visor Robot's lasers stop, the laser sound is still made.
*This is the only time so far that Strong Bad has left outright positive feedback for a Powered by the Cheat cartoon.

===Inside References===
*For a split second, as the Robot's head opens to reveal Strong Bad, the words "come on" are replaced on screen by the word "[[LEMKE|lemke]]."
*When Strong Bad comes out of the robot he is unmistakably holding the [[Big Knife]].

===Real-World References===
*The lyric "I asked my friend Joe, I asked my friend Jake" is accompanied by portraits of brothers [[Wikipedia:John F. Kennedy|John F. Kennedy]] and [[Wikipedia:Robert F. Kennedy|Robert F. Kennedy]].
*The yellow and white, [[Ducks|duck]]-looking things are taken from the old [[Wikipedia:Atari 2600|Atari 2600]] game [[Wikipedia:Adventure (game)|Adventure]].
*During one of the times the screen is flashing, a profile view of a head can be easily noticed. The head is that of Abraham Lincoln.

===Fast Forward===
*In the Strong Bad Email [[your friends]], [[Strong Bad]] hits [[Bubs]] over the head with a [[Wikipedia:Gold album|Gold Record]] (such as are awarded when an album or single sells a certain number of copies) titled "Everybody To The Limit".

== External Links ==
*[http://www.homestarrunner.com/fhqwhgads.html watch "Everybody to the Limit"]
*[http://www.homestarrunner.com/fhqwhgads.swf view the Flash file for "Everybody to the Limit"]
* download the song "Everybody to the Limit" [http://www.homestarrunner.com/fhqwhgads.zip PC] / [http://www.homestarrunner.com/fhqwhgads.sit Mac]
[[Category:Toons]][[Category:Powered by The Cheat]][[Category:Songs]][[Category:Strong Bad Filmography]][[Category:The Cheat Filmography]]

The Virus

64.56.141.206 — Wed, 13 Apr 2005 20:44:00 GMT

64.56.141.206: /* Harmful Effects of The Virus */

[[Image:sbemail118.png|left|thumb|Edgarware Scan Results]]
[[Image:main22.PNG|right|thumb|The Virus in action]]
'''The Virus''' is the collective name of various ravenous computer viruses that infected the [[Compy 386]] in the email [[virus]]. The [[Edgarware]] anti-virus software was not able to cope with the 423,827 viruses found on the machine resulting in a total infection of the Homestar universe. The resulting abnormalities were ended by [[Bubs]] and his [[Bubs' shotgun| shotgun]], who destroyed the viruses along with the Compy 386.
One virus survived and is multiplying, as seen in [[Main Page 22]].
One result is the [[Fourth Wall Breaks|opening the minds]] of the characters.

==Harmful Effects of The Virus==
*[[Strong Bad]] could not [[DELETED|delete]] the virus-filled email.
*The Compy experienced a "Flagrant System Error".
*The Compy's screen turned to liquid and it "peed the carpet."
*The computer desk turned to gridwork and appeared to absorb the [[Floppy Disk Container]].
*The [[No Loafing Sign|"No Loafing" Sign]] turned to HTML code.
*[[Strong Sad]]'s head disconnected from his body and turned into emoticons from [[Strong Sad's Lament]], complete with description. It also caused his body (but not his floating head) to turn around and go through a looping walk cycle while still remaining in place. Eventually, he turned into a trading card from [[Character Cards|an old character page]] and flew out of the top of the screen.
*The top of a main page crept in to the top of the [[Computer Room|computer room]], turning the "Go on and see What's New!" into "Stave it off, 123" from [[for kids]], causing glitchy versions of [[Quote of the Week]], [[Weekly Fanstuff]], and [[Weekly Sketchbook|the Sketchbook]]:
**Quote of the Week's box was backwards and bounced around the screen, lodging itself at the top. It said "Don't TAPE it!" instead of "Get it," and clicking on "Hear it" would cause a broom from [[Peasant's Quest]] to scroll across the screen and emit a glitchy noise.
**Weekly Fanstuff was an upside-down picture of [[Coach Z]] from when he tackled [[The King of Town]] in [[Where's The Cheat?]] (minus the King). The description was "Stick to your Books" written in "MS Font Specialty," and the "Close" button was misspelled.
**The Sketchbook turned into a Flash color mixer. Scrolling over it caused a green X to appear.
*Strong Bad was able to accidentally run outside of the box enclosing the email, out into the surrounding black background. When he tried to re-enter the [[Computer Room]], it moved to the left.
*[[Homestar]]'s body was replaced by [[The Homestar Runner]]'s, and he glided across the room rather than walking, leaving a trail of ghost images. After this, his head fell off.
*Homestar was able to pick up the words from the bottom menu.
*Several pop-ups of old-school Homestar from [[Homestar Talker]] appeared, each saying "Making out with [[Marzipan]] is totally awesome!"
*Marzipan turned into an [http://www.lookuptables.com/ASCII ASCII] picture of herself and emitted a glitchy noise.
*[[Strong Mad]] turned into his old [[Yearbook_Character_Page|Yearbook]] picture and his old character description appeared at the top of the screen. When he moved, he made [[Homsar]]'s walking sound.
*The King of Town was teleported to [[Teen Girl Squad]] issue π (pi). Here, [[The Ugly One]] had a deformed mouth and did not speak in word balloons. She slapped the King nine times, as Strong Bad did to Homestar in [[crazy cartoon]].
*The H*R Loading screen was activated in the middle of the email, which then turned to a Windows-style "It is now safe to turn off your computer" message.
*Bubs' mouth became a broken jpeg, his arms were stuck in one of his dance moves from [[Dancin' Bubs]], his midsection disappeared, his legs became 3D, and his shotgun looked like Homestar's leg.
*[[The Field]] turned into sky, where a badly disproportioned Strong Bad delivered dialogue from [[The Reddest Radish]], [[The Cheat]] floated around, turning into different versions of himself, and [[Rather Dashing]] flew across the screen.
*The [[Museum]] logo fell and crushed some of the bottom links.
*Part of the Main Page turned into a scene from [[Peasant's Quest]]
*The Compy turned into several other computers from H*R, such as the [[Tandy 400]], [[Tangerine Dreams]], and the [[Pom Pilot]].
*The menu buttons had irregular fonts and shapes.
*Homestar's face could turn into the old-style face from [[A Jumping Jack Contest]].
*Scrolling over the Download button caused several popups featuring [[Monte Negro]] and [[Biscuit Dough Hands Man]]. Eventually the Edgarware screen would pop up, with Edgar replaced by a [[Powered by the Cheat]]-style Bubs.
*Scrolling over the Email button caused a duck to appear and be shot, while a disproportioned Strong Bad with Marzipan's ponytail appeared in the corner.

==Appearances==
* Email [[virus]]
*[[Main Page 22]]

[[Category:Computers]]

Stinkoman 20X6

64.56.141.206 — Wed, 06 Apr 2005 16:20:12 GMT

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[[Image:stinkogame.png|thumb|Always looking for a fighting or a challenge.]]

''Blue hair, anyone? Stinkoman's always got fightings and challenges to keep him busy. Jump and shoot your way to all ends of Planet K. End Boss feature!!'' --[[Videlectrix]] description
[[Image:stinkobox.png|thumb|Stinkoman 20X6 box art]]

'''Stinkoman 20X6''' is a side-scrolling platformer game which stars [[Stinkoman]]. This game is based on the [[Wikipedia:Mega Man Classic|classic Capcom ''Mega Man'' series]]. It also parodies the poor "Japanese to English" translations (a.k.a. "[[Wikipedia:Engrish|Engrish]]") common to video games of that era, similar to those that appear on the [[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu|current Games Menu]].

[[The Brothers Chaps]] showed it off at [[NYU Talk - 1 Mar 2005|their talk at NYU]] before it was released.

== Easter Eggs ==
* Hover your mouse below "Controls" on the main menu to access the Instruction Booklet.
* Wait long enough at the title screen to see an intro cinematic.
* Let Stinkoman stand still in the game for a few seconds and he'll start yawning, similar to Sonic the Hedgehog on the old Sega Genesis/Megadrive!

== Fun Facts ==

=== Trivia ===
* This game is the first official mention of the actual name of Homestar Runner's 20X6 version, 1-Up.
* This is the first time we have seen [[Stinkoman's House]], or any 20X6 character's house, for that matter.
* According to the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[time capsule]], it would seem that Planet K is Earth in the future.
*This is also the first complete platform game that Videlectrix have ever made, as of course Jon Howe programmed it, while the Chaps were simply the graphics designers. ([[Super Kingio Brothers]] was meant as a joke and was impossible to play past the first enemy)
* This is the first appearance of Strong Bad's green tongue since [[Super NES]]. In the "Game Over" screen, Stinkoman's green tongue is shown, although it's red or pink all other times you see it in the game.
**Stinkoman's green tongue may be due to the fact that he has a "stummyache".

=== Remarks ===
* The game plays entirely backwards from most NES games - the robot is beaten first, and then you guide stinkoman home.
* There is a hidden power crunch right before the end of the 1st level. Stand at the top of the triangular set of platforms and then jump up to a hidden platform and jump again.
* In the bottom right-hand corner of the PLAY GAME! screen it says "V1.X EPISODES 1-3", possibly hinting at a sequel, or, more likely, since the levels and game elements are stored in separate files, an expansion.
* This is the second instance of sprites modeled after 8-bit Megaman, the first instance being with Coach Z in [[Hip Hop Dance]].
* This game doesn't feature the regular links at the bottom of the screen to move to other parts of the website.
*Play the .swf version. When you die, right click and do the "play" function. The "More to Come!" screen with Stinkoman with the grey fist will pop up.
**On that screen, do like you did with the "Game Over" screen, and you'll start the level over with 0 lives. If you die, you gain one life, but die. Repeat the process for a lotta lives (or to start on THAT level, including bosses.)

=== Goofs ===

* To get power crunches that are hiding behind enemies without having to kill the enemy, run into the enemy with health to spare. You will take damage, grab the crunch and will be invincible long enough to escape unharmed.
* The manual has Kolkaryu listed under level 2, but Kolkaryu already appears in level 1.
* The manual has Old Sage listed under level 3, but Old Sages already appear in level 1.
* Greggo will not stop or become indestructable unless you are parallel to him.
* Level 3 is called "Dumb Wall" on the level select screen, but it's called "Up 'n' Down" in the instruction manual.
* In Level 1 in the manual, the original version said "face treats" instead of "fave treats."

=== Glitches ===
* When the game was first released, you could skip (press space or click) the first part of the final movie (any part before the MORE LEVELS TO COME SCENE) to enter stage 3.4. It was the Stlunko Battle arena without Stlunko: a slightly elevated platform above the ground with two Pooru-Poorus on either side. You could continue traveling rightwards into a barren land before reaching an endless cliff.
**This glitch is now fixed. However, if you play the swf you can still play 3.4
* When you run right and jump, you will flip as if you were running left and jumping.
* If you fall long enough and don't touch anything, Stinkoman will stop doing his falling pose and act like he's standing and will even start to yawn. Such a long fall can be found in stage 2.2.
* You can float in mid-air on level 1.1 if you land on the right spot next to the gray pole close to the beginning, or if a Browntant hits you while you're falling against it.
* If you jump at the right time at the end of a level, you can do your victory pose in midair.
* If you die with only one life left after defeating a boss, the usual "die" sequence will happen, but then Stinkoman will do his victory dance with no ground beneath him and you will start the next stage with no lives, which will increase by one life and the "Game Over" screen will appear the next time he dies in the next stage.
[[Image:stinkogame slow.png|thumb|Glitch for slow computers.]]
* Sometimes you can start up a new game and it will be nothing but Stinkoman and the background. Since there's no ground, you can only fall and die. This may be linked to older versions of Flash.
** A possible reason that this happens is because earlier versions of Flash may not be able to read the levelData xml files. For more information on these files, please see the talk page.
*Not exactly a glitch, but when Stinkoman is about to yawn, his sprite character moves down one pixel.
*There is a spot in level 2.1 where you can fall between a refrigerator and an adjacent stove, and not be able to jump back up.
[[Image:stinkogame-level22-terrell-glitch.png|thumb|Stuck Terrell on level 2.2]]
*In the beginning of level 2.2, there's a Terrell just behind a refrigerator. It seems that it's possible for the Terrell to get "stuck" just to the right of the fridge. It will continue to hop up and down (without moving horizontally at all), and Stinkoman can pass through the Terrell without becoming injured. It also becomes impossible to kill. I've only been able to reproduce this behavior once, on version 1.3.
*The Terrell on level 2.1 can get stuck too(the one above the second burner).
*In level 1.1, if you don't kill the Jaro by the first wall and instead just go past it and the wall under the second browntant, the Jaro will be jumping in mid-air.
*If you use a seek bar, then it is possible to access level Undefined.Undefined. This level is just a grey hole, which Stinkoman is doomed to fall down. Stinkoman's MANS are always either 8, or not there. Regardless, after he falls down once, the game over screen appears. The music is from the boss levels, and Stinkoman even shouts "Are you asking for a challenge?" as you enter. The items counter is also shown, as it is in level 3.1. It even has the "Try level" screen!

=== Inside References ===
* "Check out my new gameplay!" is a reference to Stinkoman's quote "Check out my new cosplay!" in [[3 Times Halloween Funjob]].
* The nuggets in Level 3.1 are a reference to [[Strong Bad]]'s Character Video.
* Level 3.2 reveals that Stinkoman hates apples, just as Strong Bad does in [[The House that Gave Sucky Treats]]
* The health-restoring pills are a reference to "power crunches" from the Strong Bad E-Mail [[time capsule]].
**They are also a reference to the [[Scrolling Shooter Games Menu]], where you can get similar capsules to change your ship.
* Grundy's illustration in the manual shows him running in a manner similar to [[Homestar Runner]].
* Stlunko, the level 3 boss, bears a striking resemblance to the [[Visor Robot]].
*The Rose Blake's description in the manual as a "'Lectric burner" is a reference to the email [[extra plug]], where Strong Bad gets '[[Lectric Boots]].
*"Blast em up Dan!" is a reference to "Fire em up Dan" as well as "Swimmer Dan" seen in [[Peasant's Quest]] and "fry 'em up Dan" as seen in [[TROGDOR!]], and also "Clever Dan", which is what Strong Bad calls the Cheat in the email Sibbie.
*The sentence in the manual, "Falling from the skies and bove", is a reference to [[That Time of Year]].
*The chickens in Level 2 blow up like the ducks in [[Duck Guardian]] after being hit with the hatch ray.

=== Real-World References ===
*There are many references to the ''Mega Man'' game series:
** The sprites used for Stinkoman are patterned after 8-bit ''Mega Man'' sprites.
** In fact, the poses of the white silhouette in the logo are taken directly from the NES ''Mega Man'' series.
** The sounds of the text appearing in the cinematics are also the same as in ''Mega Man''.
***The chime noise for the main menu is taken from the first ''Mega Man X'' game.
** In ''Mega Man V'', there is a chicken robot similar to the chickens encountered in level 2.
** When Stinkoman says that the large gray fist could be a new powerup and takes off with it, this is an obvious reference to Mega Man taking the power of defeated bosses.
*** It may also be a reference to the Guts Fist, a large punch attack used by Guts Man.
** At the start of side-scrolling stage the little theme played is very similar to the old ''Mega Man'' starting theme. In fact, the whole soundtrack was probably meant to sound like ''Mega Man'' game music.
** Stinkoman being unable to clear the wall using his normal jump is also a joke from ''Mega Man''.
** When all three characters flash onto the screen during the intro, that is also a ''Mega Man'' reference, where in one of the arcade games (namely ''Mega Man: The Power Battles'') Mega Man, Proto Man, and Bass would flash onto the screen in a similar way.
**The spikes that can kill Stinkoman instantly (Old Sage) are a reference to similar spikes which were placed under moving platforms in Mega Man games and which would also kill Mega Man instantly.
** The dropping platforms are a reference to the original ''Mega Man'', in which similar platforms were found in Guts Man's stage.
** Only three of Stinkoman's flying fists can be on the screen at the same time. In the ''Mega Man'' series, Mega Man's bullets also suffer from the same drawbacks.
***Early sprite-based video games suffered this fate as well. Limiting the number of sprites on screen prevented slow down.
* Right after Tampo blows up in the cinematic, you can hear the same sound that is played in Metroid when Samus phases in.
* Stlunko, 404 is a reference to the 404 error that browsers give when a webpage cannot be found.
* Stlunko, the final boss, could very well be modeled after...
** ...the final boss in the ''Donkey Kong'' game for Game Boy, in which you fight a giant version of Donkey Kong who uses two hands to smash you in a manner very similar to Stlunko.
** ...Gamma from ''Mega Man 3''.
** ...Rudy, the final boss of ''Wario Land 3''.
** ...Kerozene, a boss added to the [[Wikipedia:Game Boy Advance|Game Boy Advance]] version of ''Donkey Kong Country 2: Diddy's Kong Quest''.
* Hold B is a reference to ''Super Mario Bros'' and a few other Nintendo games in which if you held down B, you would run faster. In this game, holding S (which is like a B button) allows you to rapid fire.
* Stinkoman doing a forward flip may be a reference to the ''Metroid'' series, where Samus does very similar flips.
**Or it may simply be a reference to the 20X6 Main Page, in which Stinkoman does a forward flip.
* The fading blue boxes around Stinkoman's face on the title screen are a reference to large NES sprites, which sometimes had a similar problem.
* The first boss, Tampo, may be a reference to the final boss of ''Star Fox 64'', which was the giant, floating brain of the enemy, which had the same weak point (medulla).
* Stinkoman's becoming bored when idle is an old gag first found in ''[[Wikipedia:Sonic the Hedgehog (Genesis)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' and emulated in countless other titles.
* The phrase "Table the Label" is from a hilariously bad motivational video hosted by Mr. T called "[http://www.agonybooth.com/mr_t/ Be Somebody or be Somebody's Fool!]"
* The manual mentioning this game has no "weepy princess crap" is a reference to the Super Mario series, the Legend of Zelda series, and a few other games where you had to rescue a helpless princess.
** Likewise, Pan Pan being kidnapped references the countless games which featured a random character being kidnapped, such as in Donkey Kong Country 2 or 3.
* The bulky, muscular Stinkoman on the box art is probably a reference to the first and second ''Mega Man'' games, where the original American version of the game's box art had a big, muscular Mega Man that looked nothing like the character in the game.
*The pose with the large fist is a direct reference to the old NES game Battletoads.
*The fact that P's are a collectable item in level 3.2 may be a reference to Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, in which at one point, Mario needs to find the missing letter P in order to get his name and body back from a foe named Doopliss.
**Or, likely, the vast number of seemingly unexplainable appearances of letter P in NES-era games. Ranging from P-blocks, P-wings, P-gauges etc. in ''Super Mario Bros. 3'', to the Arm Cannon/Mega Buster character designation in ''Mega Man 2''.

== See Also ==
*[[Stinkomanual]]
*[[Stinkoman 20X6 Enemies]]
*[[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough]]

== External Links ==
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