The Moon
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*[[Mr. Shmallow (toon)|Mr. Shmallow]] — According to [[Mr. Shmallow]], the "flavor taste" of toasted [[Fluffy Puff Air-Puffed Sugar Delights]] will send you to the moon. A moment later, the moon itself endorses the confection. In this appearance, the [[Old-Timey]] moon is a cartoon drawing with a goofy face. It is unknown whether this is what the actual Old-Timey moon looks like, or if it's just a portrayal for that commercial. | *[[Mr. Shmallow (toon)|Mr. Shmallow]] — According to [[Mr. Shmallow]], the "flavor taste" of toasted [[Fluffy Puff Air-Puffed Sugar Delights]] will send you to the moon. A moment later, the moon itself endorses the confection. In this appearance, the [[Old-Timey]] moon is a cartoon drawing with a goofy face. It is unknown whether this is what the actual Old-Timey moon looks like, or if it's just a portrayal for that commercial. | ||
| + | *Email [[senior prom]] — The moon appears on the "Entrapment All Up On the Moon" banner. | ||
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Revision as of 00:42, 10 December 2016
The Moon is a popular destination for the people of Free Country, USA, even though it's located in Outer Space.
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Appearances as a character
- Mr. Shmallow — According to Mr. Shmallow, the "flavor taste" of toasted Fluffy Puff Air-Puffed Sugar Delights will send you to the moon. A moment later, the moon itself endorses the confection. In this appearance, the Old-Timey moon is a cartoon drawing with a goofy face. It is unknown whether this is what the actual Old-Timey moon looks like, or if it's just a portrayal for that commercial.
- Email senior prom — The moon appears on the "Entrapment All Up On the Moon" banner.
Appearances as a setting
- Main Page 1 — Homestar appears on the moon, as does Nebulon.
- Email flashback — In the titular flashback, Strong Bad and Coach Z play tennis on the moon, then take a "sweet, sweet rainbow bridge" back to Free Country, USA. Though since Strong Bad is telling the story, it may not be entirely true.
- Stinkoman 20X6 — 1-Up manages to walk to the moon for Stage 5: "Oh! The Moon"
- Email narrator — An Easter egg shows Alien Cow Marzipan on the moon with Nebulon.
- Email japanese cartoon — One scene shows Stinkoman walking on the moon.
- Sbemailiarized! — It again appears as the backdrop for Main Page 1.
Appearances as a notable background element
- Pumpkin Carve-nival — Clicking on the moon at the end triggers an Easter egg with Marshie.
- Jibblies 2 Teaser — Used for loading screen (also used in the preview and the full toon with a different design than previously).
- Somber Vacation — Strong Sad gazes at the moon during his long midnight walk on the beach.
- Doomy Tales of the Macabre — The moon gains a face similar to the moon's appearance in The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask.
- The House That Gave Sucky Tricks — Clicking on the moon at the end triggers an Easter egg advertising the Strong Mad Oyster Smoothie Breath Caked Armpit Latte.
Notable Mentions
- A Decemberween Pageant — Strong Bad (playing the part of Archibald in the Decemberween pageant) talks about a "moon computer" that may be able to help the others find the First Decemberween.
- personal favorites — Strong Bad recalls getting drunk on soy sauce and attempting to fly Bubs' Concession Stand, claiming he'd "take this baby to the moooooooon!"
- Strong Bad is in Jail Cartoon — After stealing The King of Town's crown, Strong Bad brags "Now we can retire to the moooooooon!"
- Email senior prom — Strong Bad, Strong Mad, and The Cheat crash the "Entrapment All Up On The Moon" dance.
- Lappynapped! — An Easter egg shows a postcard for the "Museum of Regrettable History", which features a man preparing to use a barrel of TNT to take "A Trip To The Moon?"
- The Next Epi-Snowed — A. Chimendez writes Crack Stuntman out of the show by sending his character "on a secret mission to the moon" for an undisclosed period of time.
