Stylized Character Designs

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Stylized Character Designs are intentional variations to the normal character models. The Brothers Chaps will play with line weights, colors and proportions to achieve a unique look for specific cartoons. These are not part of the gradual evolution of the characters, but rather a fresh experimental design.

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Super NES was drawn in Mario Paint. The colors were very odd. Pom Pom is white and green, Strong Sad is orange and blue, and Strong Mad is wider than ever. What's more, Strong Bad is given a green tongue in one scene. 1996
A weird, badly drawn Strong Bad with no shading and one arm. Appeared in Dancin' Bubs 2000
In The Reddest Radish, the characters were paper cut-outs that looked like they were colored in with crayons. 2000
In In Search Of The Yello Dello, the characters were drawn with bright colors and no shading. The proportions were also very inconsistent, especially with Homestar Runner and Coach Z. 2000
The King of Town DVD had its own unique drawing style, which was slightly more colorful and cartoonish. While the King of Town and the Poopsmith's designs in this toon can be counted as part of their evolution, Homestar looked very different and Pom Pom had some proportional issues. 2000
A wierd, badly drawn Poopsmith who looks bigger than normal. His big eye is white instead of black. And his small eye is black instead of white. He has an extra hair on his head. He has a small ammount of poop on his gloves. The wood on his shovel is brown instead of yellow. Appeared on A Jorb Well Done 2001
In the Stinkoman 20X6 cutscenes, the characters are pixelated, and sometimes badly detailed, without all normal shading or reflection. 2005
In the Stinkomanual, the badly drawn Stinkoman 2005
File:stylized stinkomanual 1-up.png In the Stinkomanual, the badly drawn 1-up 2005
File:stylized stinkomanual neb.png In the Stinkomanual, the badly drawn Nebulon 2005
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