Fully Human Characters
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*Email [[for kids]] — a guitarist resembling a typical singer-songwriter appeared during the counting song. | *Email [[for kids]] — a guitarist resembling a typical singer-songwriter appeared during the counting song. | ||
*Email [[space program]] — the filmstrip includes pictures of some very human looking "Hot sixties looking girls". | *Email [[space program]] — the filmstrip includes pictures of some very human looking "Hot sixties looking girls". | ||
| + | *[[Crack Stuntman]] — the voice of [[Gunhaber]] on [[Cheat Commandos]]. | ||
==Claims to being human== | ==Claims to being human== | ||
Revision as of 08:56, 3 September 2007
Most of the characters of the Homestar Runner universe are very different in physical characteristics from humans. However, there have been a few characters that more resemble humans.
- 20X6 Marzipan — the 20X6 version of Marzipan.
- Arrow'd Guy — the tormentor of the Teen Girl Squad.
- Balding Man — a stereotype of the average middle-aged man.
- Biscuit Dough Hands Man — created after a drawing was created of a man from a description of The King of Town's description of who stole his crown.
- Crack Stuntman — the voice of Gunhaver of the Cheat Commandos.
- Limozeen — a stereotypical hair metal band, animated in best thing.
- Teeg Dougland — the manager of Limozeen.
- Email for kids — a guitarist resembling a typical singer-songwriter appeared during the counting song.
- Email space program — the filmstrip includes pictures of some very human looking "Hot sixties looking girls".
- Crack Stuntman — the voice of Gunhaber on Cheat Commandos.
Claims to being human
Despite his appearance, Strong Bad has referred to himself as a human in record book. He similarly referred to Marzipan as a human in retirement, and Homsar referred to himself as the "human wedgie" in origins.
Characters played by real humans
- Shareholders
- Limozeen
- Taranchula
- Little Girl
- Other Little Girl
- Very, Very Little Girl
- Sir Loodabert Comma
