@StrongBadActual Tweets 2016 Jul

Fun Facts

• This tweet announces the Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Show.
• The scene reenacts the final storybook scene in flashback.
• In addition to showing "cartoons you've already seen", a brand-new cartoon was shown.

Video Transcript

{An electric guitarist, whose face is unseen, plays a frantic solo. The backing music bears a strong resemblance to Moving Very Slowly.}

Fun Facts

• This was likely for the Homestar Runner 20th Anniversary Show, officially announced five days later.

This Tweet is a reply to @TheFinalDoctor, who accepted @midnight's challenge to describe Comic-Con in five words, by saying "the day Strong Sad's happy".

Fun Facts

• The image is from different town, in which he dressed up as Calibos from Clash of the Titans and asked for his "bust of Bubo", quoted here.
• Strong Bad called Strong Sad "dork dork dork" in a haiku from Halloween Fairstival, also quoted here.

This Tweet is a reply to @coffeeordie, who replied to the Dijjery Doo Tweet, asking how to catch a The Cheat and providing the base photo of the Kick The Cheat shown here.

Fun Facts

• Like the Dijjery Doo Tweet, this is a reference to Pokémon Go.

Fun Facts

• This refers to the production of the Screenland interview; specifically, the script-reading scene. The interview was released almost a year later.
• A framed pixelated portrait of the Videlectrix Guys can be seen, as well as a wood carving that reads "Free Country, USA".
• This is the first appearance of the new Strong Bad puppet with an opening mouth; however, his mouth can't be seen here, making him look like the old puppet.

Fun Facts

• Dijjery Doo was an abandoned character at the time of this Tweet. This is the first mention of him since sketches were seen in the Museum sketchbook, released in 2000.
• This animation was supposed to be used in the 20th anniversary toon, Homestar Runner Goes for the Gold, until they decided to use Flash instead of Mario Paint, as revealed in an Easter egg from said toon and the Screenland interview.
  • This reveals that the toon was in production as early as July 18, 2016.
• Tiny-Handed Strong Bad has a green tongue here.
• The Tweet text is likely a reference to the Pokémon game Pokémon Go.