Super NES
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This is the first Homestar Runner cartoon ever made. In this toon, see Homestar dance in a field, fly through space, run around a boxing ring with Strong Bad, lift weights, and even play guitar -- all to the accompaniment of annoying vocals and an electronic rhythm section. Near the end, you can also see early versions of The Cheat, Strong Mad, and Strong Sad, plus Strong Bad's pointy green tongue. Unlike the other toons, this runs in QuickTime instead of Flash.
Cast (in order of appearance): Homestar Runner, Strong Bad, Pom Pom, The Cheat, Strong Mad, Strong Sad
Page title: Super Homestario Bros.
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Transcript
TEXT: THE FIRST HOMESTAR CARTOON EVER
MADE ON THE SNES USING MARIO PAINT
Homestar Run GO!
Hooomestaaaar! Run! Run!
Hooomestaaaar! Run! Run!
Homestar Runner really great,
Homestar Runner, ath -ah- lete
Homestar Runner, Pom Pom too
Homestar Runner, we love you!
Hooomestaaaar! Run! Run!
Hooomestaaaar! Run! Run!
Homestar Runner, do your best
Homestar Runner, pass the test
Homestar Runner, Mom and Dad
Look out, Homestar! It's Strong Bad!
Hoooomestaaaar Run!
Weekdays.
TEXT: COPYRIGHT HOMESTARRUNNER.COM
1996 AND 2000
Japanese Phonetics Transcript
アホチス カヲ (Strong Bad and Homestar in the wrestling ring.)
ソコカオヲタス
ウコスキテ ホ. (Pom Pom floating by. . .)
えおか? せきひ (Homestar with a yellow background.)
クキカ? アシネ オスセ-ホヌツネ! (The Homestar Runner splash.)
Transliteration of the above
ahochisu kawo
sokokaotasu:
ukosukite ho.
Eoka-?
Sekihi
kukika-?-ashine
osuse-honutsune!
Fun Facts
- The Brothers Chaps made this for their older brother's birthday.
- We finally see Strong Bad's tongue, which happens to be green.
- The Japanese characters are written mostly in katakana, which is a character set used in written Japanese used primarily to write foreign words and non-language sounds. The exception is the "Homestar with yellow background" screen which is also contains hiragana, which are used in a more general-purpose fashion in conjunction with kanji. The Brothers Chaps seem, however, to be expressing jibberish.
- The music that accompanies this toon could not possibly have been made using Mario Paint, which has a fixed note length and can only play notes in the key of C.
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Note: Apple Quicktime is needed to view this toon.
