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• Homestar Runner and Strong Bad appeared briefly in a Kickstarter video for The Aquabats in July 2018 (pictured).
• The King of Town is shown to possess either powers of teleportation or skills as a ninja, as he can appear and disappear in a puff of smoke.
• Pom Pom is the only main character never to have said anything understandable as an English word.
• The Cheat is always referred to with the "The", with very few exceptions.

• Marzipan has apparently had questionable surgery to have her nose removed (pictured).
• Homsar is the only main character with no Old-Timey or Dangeresque counterpart.
• The site's first Easter egg can be found at the end of The King of Town DVD Old Version. If the sheep is clicked, it flies off behind the mountains.
• The Poopsmith, in his voiced appearances, is voiced by John Linnell of They Might Be Giants.

• Pom Pom was originally going to have a dog named Trivia Time (pictured). Its design would later be used as an influence for his cookie jar.
• Trogdor!! The Board Game originally included items such as "Ball of Fire", "Pauldrons of Greg", and "Bones of Luckman".
• Strong Sad claims to have "minored in holding on wide shots for too long" in film school.
• Strong Sad only has three ribs.

• A Homestar Runner RPG (pictured) was once in development for the Atari 2600.
• The longest Strong Bad Email is parenting, at 7:53 (or 10:00 on YouTube).
• The phone number at the end of Strong Bad Sings was originally 1-800-BAD-SONG, rather than 1-800-555-SBSINGS. However, it turned out that was a real number for a Limousine service.
• Strong Bad makes an unintentional haiku in the intro to japanese cartoon.

• Strong Bad and Strong Sad had brief animated cameos in the online Nerds & Music variety show in August 2020 (pictured).
• Strong Sad was originally going to sound like Michael Stipe, but this idea was quickly rejected.
• The King of Town is shown to possess either powers of teleportation or skills as a ninja, as he can appear and disappear in a puff of smoke.
• Exclusive new Strong Bad Email intros and Scroll Button Songs can be found in the Homestar Runner Original Soundtrack albums.

• There was originally going to be a sequel (pictured) to Dangeresque Roomisode 1: Behind the Dangerdesque, in which Dangeresque must defuse a bomb inside the DangeCar-esque.
• Sketches for the Strong Bad Email vacation show places such as "Egg or Rice", "Fake Palms Resort", "Giant Book", "Cruckscrew Bend's Fairly Oversized Elbow Macaroni", "No Dumping and No Dumping Street", and "Not A Very Big Ball O' Belts".
• Strong Mad's height varies from 6 ft to 8 ft 3 depending on the source.
• At his fastest, Strong Bad types, on average, approximately 240 words per minute (in a segment in death metal).

• A Cheat Commandos-themed tactics game (pictured) was once in development.
• Missy Palmer, the voice actress of Marzipan, is credited for helping write The Luau, her only writing credit in the series.
• The @StrongBadActual Twitter account was registered in 2011, three years before its first activity.
• The longest Strong Bad Email is parenting, at 7:53 (or 10:00 on YouTube).

• Homestar Runner and Strong Bad appeared briefly in a Kickstarter video for The Aquabats in July 2018 (pictured).
• Missy Palmer, the voice actress of Marzipan, is credited for helping write The Luau, her only writing credit in the series.
• Strong Bad and Strong Mad, and their original role as tag team wrestlers, came from the 1986 Nintendo video game Tag Team Wrestling, in which one of the teams is called "The Strong Bads".
• Pom Pom is the only main character never to have said anything understandable as an English word.