Ultimate Strong Bad - Revision history

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: mild cleanup

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sun, 23 Aug 2020 03:40:20 GMT

mild cleanup

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	[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]		[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]
-	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by ~~Strong Bad~~ for use in [[~~SBCG4AP~~]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles ~~and a mutated [[The Cheat]]~~ on a ~~chain leash~~, and ~~dons~~ [[robot]] [[pants]] ~~instead of Strong Bad's regular pants~~. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", ~~and~~ this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] body of work.	+	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by himself for use in [[Strong Bad's Cool Game for Attractive People]]. He carries a [[big knife]] and has extremely ripped muscles, electricity zapping between the gray points on his mask, green reptilian skin under his arms, a gold belt reading "butt kick", a spiky wristband, sharp teeth, and [[robot]] [[pants]]. He also has a mutated "diseased" [[The Cheat]] with hands and feet on a chain leash. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", but this paper has since become much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] body of work.

-	Strong Bad imagined the concept ~~way~~ early ~~into the~~ development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].	+	Strong Bad imagined the concept early in development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement\|the game's announcement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his official debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].

-	In [[8-Bit is Enough]], Strong Bad transforms into Ultimate Strong Bad near the end of the game, with the ~~Trog-Sword~~ becoming his Big Knife. He's very happy about the transformation, but his joy is cut short when [[ULTIMATE TROGDOR]] appears behind him. Ultimate Strong Bad must use his party members and his sword effectively to defeat the nightmarish [[Trogdor]], who then causes the dungeon to collapse, with Ultimate Strong Bad and [[Homestar]] narrowly escaping with their lives.	+	In [[8-Bit is Enough]], Strong Bad transforms into Ultimate Strong Bad near the end of the game, with the [[Peasant's Quest Items#TrogSword\|TrogSword]] becoming his Big Knife. His character model in the style of early [[Wikipedia:Fifth generation of video game consoles\|fifth generation]] video games, with a polygonal appearance and low-res textures. He is very happy about the transformation, but his joy is cut short when [[ULTIMATE TROGDOR!!!]] appears behind him. Ultimate Strong Bad must use his party members and his sword effectively to defeat the nightmarish [[Trogdor]], who then causes the dungeon to collapse, with Ultimate Strong Bad and [[Homestar Runner]] narrowly escaping with their lives before Strong Bad wakes up in [[the Field]], making it ambiguous as to whether Ultimate Strong Bad really existed.

-	Ultimate Strong Bad appears yet again in [[Trogdor's 3D-~~ungeon~~]], where he appears on-screen to kill ~~ULTIMATE TROGDOR if the player has trouble burninating peasants~~. If he reaches ~~ULTIMATE TROGDOR~~, the game ends.	+	Ultimate Strong Bad appears yet again in [[Trogdor's 3D-Ungeon]], where he appears on-screen to kill Ultimate Trogdor occasionally, but can be repelled with fire breath. If he reaches Ultimate Trogdor, the game ends.

	==Complete Filmography==		==Complete Filmography==
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	*[[8-Bit is Enough]]		*[[8-Bit is Enough]]
	*[[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]]		*[[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]]
-	*~~[[@StrongBadActual]] — August 30, 2016~~	+	*{{postref\|1064334345970827264\|18\|Nov\|2018}}

	{{SBCG4AP}}		{{SBCG4AP}}
-	{{~~Strong_Bad_variations~~}}	+	{{Strong Bad variations}}
	[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]		[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]

Stux: rm cat, no longer needed

Stux — Thu, 12 Apr 2018 05:26:23 GMT

rm cat, no longer needed

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	{{Strong_Bad_variations}}		{{Strong_Bad_variations}}
-	~~[[Category:Character Variations]]~~
	[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]		[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]
-	~~[[Category:Strong Bad]]~~

Guybrush20X6: /* Complete Filmography */

Guybrush20X6 — Sun, 24 Sep 2017 11:54:06 GMT

Complete Filmography

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	*[[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]]		*[[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]]
-	*[[@StrongBadActual]]	+	*[[@StrongBadActual]] — August 30, 2016

	{{SBCG4AP}}		{{SBCG4AP}}

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: @StrongyBongActual

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Thu, 01 Sep 2016 23:56:11 GMT

@StrongyBongActual

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	*[[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]]		*[[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]]
		+	*[[@StrongBadActual]]

	{{SBCG4AP}}		{{SBCG4AP}}

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc at 23:57, 5 June 2015

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Fri, 05 Jun 2015 23:57:30 GMT

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-		+	{{Strong_Bad_variations}}
	[[Category:Character Variations]]		[[Category:Character Variations]]
	[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]		[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]
	[[Category:Strong Bad]]		[[Category:Strong Bad]]

The Cheatbot: autoreplace per HRW:MOS

The Cheatbot — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 03:37:13 GMT

autoreplace per HRW:MOS

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	[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]		[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]
-	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner body of work]].	+	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] body of work.

	Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].		Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].

The thing at 01:06, 19 February 2012

The thing — Sun, 19 Feb 2012 01:06:40 GMT

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	[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]		[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]
-	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner body of work]].	+	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner body of work]].

	Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].		Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].

Stev0 at 07:43, 23 December 2010

Stev0 — Thu, 23 Dec 2010 07:43:36 GMT

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	[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]		[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]
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Wbwolf: Link, category

Wbwolf — Sat, 18 Dec 2010 17:59:51 GMT

Link, category

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	[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]		[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]
-	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, futuristic, mutated version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner body of work]].	+	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner body of work]].

-	Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at ~~one~~ Telltale ~~employee~~, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].	+	Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].

	In [[8-Bit is Enough]], Strong Bad transforms into Ultimate Strong Bad near the end of the game, with the Trog-Sword becoming his Big Knife. He's very happy about the transformation, but his joy is cut short when [[ULTIMATE TROGDOR]] appears behind him. Ultimate Strong Bad must use his party members and his sword effectively to defeat the nightmarish [[Trogdor]], who then causes the dungeon to collapse, with Ultimate Strong Bad and [[Homestar]] narrowly escaping with their lives.		In [[8-Bit is Enough]], Strong Bad transforms into Ultimate Strong Bad near the end of the game, with the Trog-Sword becoming his Big Knife. He's very happy about the transformation, but his joy is cut short when [[ULTIMATE TROGDOR]] appears behind him. Ultimate Strong Bad must use his party members and his sword effectively to defeat the nightmarish [[Trogdor]], who then causes the dungeon to collapse, with Ultimate Strong Bad and [[Homestar]] narrowly escaping with their lives.
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	[[Category:Character Variations]]		[[Category:Character Variations]]
		+	[[Category:Exaggeration running gags]]

Jay: His appearance isn't necessarily Game Over

Jay — Fri, 27 Aug 2010 03:27:15 GMT

His appearance isn't necessarily Game Over

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	In [[8-Bit is Enough]], Strong Bad transforms into Ultimate Strong Bad near the end of the game, with the Trog-Sword becoming his Big Knife. He's very happy about the transformation, but his joy is cut short when [[ULTIMATE TROGDOR]] appears behind him. Ultimate Strong Bad must use his party members and his sword effectively to defeat the nightmarish [[Trogdor]], who then causes the dungeon to collapse, with Ultimate Strong Bad and [[Homestar]] narrowly escaping with their lives.		In [[8-Bit is Enough]], Strong Bad transforms into Ultimate Strong Bad near the end of the game, with the Trog-Sword becoming his Big Knife. He's very happy about the transformation, but his joy is cut short when [[ULTIMATE TROGDOR]] appears behind him. Ultimate Strong Bad must use his party members and his sword effectively to defeat the nightmarish [[Trogdor]], who then causes the dungeon to collapse, with Ultimate Strong Bad and [[Homestar]] narrowly escaping with their lives.

-	Ultimate Strong Bad appears yet again in [[Trogdor's 3D-ungeon]], where he appears on-screen to kill ULTIMATE TROGDOR if the player ~~loses~~ the game.	+	Ultimate Strong Bad appears yet again in [[Trogdor's 3D-ungeon]], where he appears on-screen to kill ULTIMATE TROGDOR if the player has trouble burninating peasants. If he reaches ULTIMATE TROGDOR, the game ends.

	==Complete Filmography==		==Complete Filmography==

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	[[Image:Ultimateconceptart.png\|thumb\|"Can beefy, robot-panted Strong Bad, restore freedom to the galaxy?"]]		[[Image:Ultimateconceptart.png\|thumb\|"Can beefy, robot-panted Strong Bad, restore freedom to the galaxy?"]]
	[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]		[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]
-	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner body of work]].	+	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] body of work.

	Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].		Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].

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	[[Image:Ultimateconceptart.png\|thumb\|"Can beefy, robot-panted Strong Bad, restore freedom to the galaxy?"]]		[[Image:Ultimateconceptart.png\|thumb\|"Can beefy, robot-panted Strong Bad, restore freedom to the galaxy?"]]
	[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]		[[Image:UltimateStrongBad.PNG\|thumb\|"I'm the best graphics ever made!"]]
-	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner body of work]].	+	'''Ultimate Strong Bad''' is an evolved, [[Exaggerated Strong Bad\|futuristic, mutated]] version of [[Strong Bad]] imagined by Strong Bad for use in [[SBCG4AP]]. He carries a [[big knife]], has extremely ripped muscles and a mutated [[The Cheat]] on a chain leash, and dons [[robot]] [[pants]] instead of Strong Bad's regular pants. Originally, Ultimate Strong Bad was just a drawing of Strong Bad for "concept art", and this paper is much more prominent in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner body of work]].

	Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].		Strong Bad imagined the concept way early into the development, as far back as [[SBCG4AP Advertisement]], and submitted it to [[Telltale Games]] as "concept art", assuring everyone that "they would stick close to his vision". When Strong Bad got his [[SBCG4AP Dev Blog\|Developer's Blog]], he posted his outrage at Telltale Games for not using the art at all in the first four episodes. He finally loses it in [[Behind The Bad Chapter 3: The Last Straw]] and throws the concept art at Telltale president Dan Conners, who simply smiles and says "Oh, yeah." Sure enough, Ultimate Strong Bad finally got his debut in [[8-Bit is Enough]].