Cassette Tapes
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**[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2]] — The tape is not visible inside the answering machine, but the machine explodes in a similar manner as its predecessor did; the broken tape is again left behind. | **[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2]] — The tape is not visible inside the answering machine, but the machine explodes in a similar manner as its predecessor did; the broken tape is again left behind. | ||
*[[A Jorb Well Done]] — [[Strong Sad]] gives [[Coach Z]] a tape labeled "Job—285,194 times." | *[[A Jorb Well Done]] — [[Strong Sad]] gives [[Coach Z]] a tape labeled "Job—285,194 times." | ||
| - | *Email [[theme party]] (Easter | + | *Email [[theme party]] (Easter egg) — A cassette tape plays [[Circles]] by [[The Kinda Long-Haired Band]]. |
*[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 11.2]] — [[Strong Bad]] pretends to be Bob Statesman who is running for Elected Official and says that donations can be money, cupcakes, and hard rock albums on cassette. | *[[Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 11.2]] — [[Strong Bad]] pretends to be Bob Statesman who is running for Elected Official and says that donations can be money, cupcakes, and hard rock albums on cassette. | ||
*Email [[flashback]] — At the end of the story, everyone dances to a remix of the original intro on [[The Cheat]]'s extremely expensive jambox with high-speed dubbing. | *Email [[flashback]] — At the end of the story, everyone dances to a remix of the original intro on [[The Cheat]]'s extremely expensive jambox with high-speed dubbing. | ||
| - | *Email [[time capsule]] — Strong Bad puts a tape of his "number one jam" in a time capsule; it later is [[Eating_Non-Food_Items|eaten by]] [[Stinkoman]], for whom it acts as a [[Power Crunch]]. Also, in an Easter | + | *Email [[time capsule]] — Strong Bad puts a tape of his "number one jam" in a time capsule; it later is [[Eating_Non-Food_Items|eaten by]] [[Stinkoman]], for whom it acts as a [[Power Crunch]]. Also, in an Easter egg, the tape is shown while the song "[[Grumblecakes]]" plays. |
*[[Stinkoman 20X6]] — [[1-Up]] "borrows" Stinkoman's Power Crunch in Level 4, causing Stinkoman to protect 1-Up in the Lava Zone (to protect the Power Crunch). | *[[Stinkoman 20X6]] — [[1-Up]] "borrows" Stinkoman's Power Crunch in Level 4, causing Stinkoman to protect 1-Up in the Lava Zone (to protect the Power Crunch). | ||
*[[Cool Things]] — A cassette is used as the ending screen. Homestar peeks through one of its holes. | *[[Cool Things]] — A cassette is used as the ending screen. Homestar peeks through one of its holes. | ||
Revision as of 22:17, 23 October 2022
While long outdated, cassette tapes are in surprisingly widespread use by most of the site's characters.
Appearances
- Marzipan's Answering Machine episodes 1-8 used an answering machine where the tape is visible. This machine also appeared in the email personal favorites, in which it explodes, leaving the broken tape behind.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 17.2 — The tape is not visible inside the answering machine, but the machine explodes in a similar manner as its predecessor did; the broken tape is again left behind.
- A Jorb Well Done — Strong Sad gives Coach Z a tape labeled "Job—285,194 times."
- Email theme party (Easter egg) — A cassette tape plays Circles by The Kinda Long-Haired Band.
- Marzipan's Answering Machine Version 11.2 — Strong Bad pretends to be Bob Statesman who is running for Elected Official and says that donations can be money, cupcakes, and hard rock albums on cassette.
- Email flashback — At the end of the story, everyone dances to a remix of the original intro on The Cheat's extremely expensive jambox with high-speed dubbing.
- Email time capsule — Strong Bad puts a tape of his "number one jam" in a time capsule; it later is eaten by Stinkoman, for whom it acts as a Power Crunch. Also, in an Easter egg, the tape is shown while the song "Grumblecakes" plays.
- Stinkoman 20X6 — 1-Up "borrows" Stinkoman's Power Crunch in Level 4, causing Stinkoman to protect 1-Up in the Lava Zone (to protect the Power Crunch).
- Cool Things — A cassette is used as the ending screen. Homestar peeks through one of its holes.
- Email senior prom — Strong Bad tapes a cassette tape to a clock radio in an attempt to trick Strong Mad and The Cheat into thinking it's an answering machine.
- Email coloring — The Limozeen Coloring Book comes with a cassette tape that tells you how to color.
- Rap Song — Peacey P flies in outer space on a cassette tape labeled "????????".
