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| - | In the [[Skills of an Artist]] episode [[Cartoon Characters]], [[Strong Bad]] draws himself and [[Homestar Runner]] with crude, simple, stick-figure-like designs, and names them Character 1 and Character 2, respectively. He speaks in a calm, soothing tone similar to that of [[wikipedia:Bob Ross|Bob Ross]], frequently using phrases such as "far out" and "that's right". This eventually inspired the toon [[Characters from Yonder Website]], the debut of '''Yonder Website'''. | + | In the [[Skills of an Artist]] episode [[Cartoon Characters]], [[Strong Bad]] draws himself and [[Homestar Runner]] with crude, simple, stick-figure-like designs, and names them Character 1 and Character 2, respectively. He refers to himself as "Far-Out Strong Bad" and speaks in a calm, soothing tone similar to that of [[wikipedia:Bob Ross|Bob Ross]], frequently using phrases such as "far out" and "that's right". This eventually inspired the toon [[Characters from Yonder Website]], the debut of '''Yonder Website'''. |
| - | Yonder Website features [[Yonder Website Character Variations|Characters 1 through | + | Yonder Website features [[Yonder Website Character Variations|Characters 1 through 10]] (and possibly [[Homsar|Character 12]], who has only been mentioned on Strong Bad's [[@StrongBadActual|Twitter account]]), simple versions of the [[Characters#Main characters|main characters]] with black wiggly outlines, white colors, and no shading. They speak in [[tvtropes:Main/SpeakingSimlish|unintelligible sounds]] in their voice, which are understood by Strong Bad as the narrator. The setting is blue, with lighter blue bushes resembling those of [[The Field]], drawn in a blurry watercolor-like style. [[Gumption]] and "spice of life" are considered very important in Yonder Website, and a chime regularly informs everyone to bend at the knees. A "spice of life" appears to be a picture within a thought bubble, and each person's is different. |
| - | The [[TV show]] itself is described as "unbelievably soothing children's programming". It is implied to be a hallucination by the main characters as a result of drinking ten-year expired [[Smarty Juice]]. Smarty Juice is also one of the show's sponsors, along with [[environment|GreenCheat]] and [[Minor Companies|Faceless Megacorp]]. The show is very similar to Trauncles, a series from one of [[The Brothers Chaps]]' [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects|side projects]], [[Two More Eggs]]. Like Characters from Yonder Website, Trauncles features crude stick-figure characters who speak unintelligibly, but are understood by a calm narrator. | + | The Yonder Website [[TV show]] itself is described as "unbelievably soothing children's programming". It is implied to be a hallucination by the main characters as a result of drinking ten-year expired [[Smarty Juice]]. Smarty Juice is also one of the show's sponsors, along with [[environment|GreenCheat]] and [[Minor Companies|Faceless Megacorp]]. The show is very similar to Trauncles, a series from one of [[The Brothers Chaps]]' [[The Brothers Chaps' Side Projects|side projects]], [[Two More Eggs]]. Like Characters from Yonder Website, Trauncles features crude stick-figure characters who speak unintelligibly, but are understood by a calm narrator. |
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| - | *[[Cartoon Characters]] | + | *[[Cartoon Characters]] {{--}} The debut of Characters 1 and 2, Strong Bad's narrator voice, Smarty Juice, and the music. |
| - | *'''Debut:''' [[Characters from Yonder Website]] | + | *'''Debut:''' [[Characters from Yonder Website]] {{--}} The only full cartoon. |
| - | *[[@StrongBadActual]] | + | *[[@StrongBadActual]] {{--}} Strong Bad occasionally references his narrator voice. |
| - | *[[Haunted Photo Booth Teaser]] | + | *[[Haunted Photo Booth Teaser]] {{--}} Character 2, Strong Bad's narrator voice, and the music make appearances. |
| - | *[[The Next April Fools Thing]] (YouTube version) | + | *[[The Next April Fools Thing]] (YouTube version) {{--}} The [[YouTube Related Video Thumbnails|fake autoplay thumbnail]] shows "Falling Asleep Great with Character 1 from Yonder Website". |
| - | *[[Final Hours Playthrough]] | + | *[[Final Hours Playthrough]] {{--}} [[Puppet Character Variations#Puppet Strong Bad|Puppet Strong Bad]] occasionally uses his soothing narrator voice, and [[Matt Chapman]] does the voice of Character 3. |
| - | *[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] | + | *[[Mr. Poofers Must Die]] {{--}} In an [[Easter egg]], [[Mr. Poofers]] shows up in Yonder Website and encounters Character 1. |
| + | *{{postref|1251186063109955586|17|Apr|2020}} | ||
| + | *[[Main Page 28]] {{--}} A main page featuring Character 2, with the narrator and several other characters appearing when selecting a menu option. | ||
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| + | ==See Also== | ||
| + | *[[Whaddaya Know, Haddi-Man?]], another parody of children's programming | ||
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[[Category:Characters from Yonder Website]][[Category:Foreign Lands]] | [[Category:Characters from Yonder Website]][[Category:Foreign Lands]] | ||
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Current revision as of 23:42, 20 September 2024
In the Skills of an Artist episode Cartoon Characters, Strong Bad draws himself and Homestar Runner with crude, simple, stick-figure-like designs, and names them Character 1 and Character 2, respectively. He refers to himself as "Far-Out Strong Bad" and speaks in a calm, soothing tone similar to that of Bob Ross, frequently using phrases such as "far out" and "that's right". This eventually inspired the toon Characters from Yonder Website, the debut of Yonder Website.
Yonder Website features Characters 1 through 10 (and possibly Character 12, who has only been mentioned on Strong Bad's Twitter account), simple versions of the main characters with black wiggly outlines, white colors, and no shading. They speak in unintelligible sounds in their voice, which are understood by Strong Bad as the narrator. The setting is blue, with lighter blue bushes resembling those of The Field, drawn in a blurry watercolor-like style. Gumption and "spice of life" are considered very important in Yonder Website, and a chime regularly informs everyone to bend at the knees. A "spice of life" appears to be a picture within a thought bubble, and each person's is different.
The Yonder Website TV show itself is described as "unbelievably soothing children's programming". It is implied to be a hallucination by the main characters as a result of drinking ten-year expired Smarty Juice. Smarty Juice is also one of the show's sponsors, along with GreenCheat and Faceless Megacorp. The show is very similar to Trauncles, a series from one of The Brothers Chaps' side projects, Two More Eggs. Like Characters from Yonder Website, Trauncles features crude stick-figure characters who speak unintelligibly, but are understood by a calm narrator.
[edit] Appearances
- Cartoon Characters — The debut of Characters 1 and 2, Strong Bad's narrator voice, Smarty Juice, and the music.
- Debut: Characters from Yonder Website — The only full cartoon.
- @StrongBadActual — Strong Bad occasionally references his narrator voice.
- Haunted Photo Booth Teaser — Character 2, Strong Bad's narrator voice, and the music make appearances.
- The Next April Fools Thing (YouTube version) — The fake autoplay thumbnail shows "Falling Asleep Great with Character 1 from Yonder Website".
- Final Hours Playthrough — Puppet Strong Bad occasionally uses his soothing narrator voice, and Matt Chapman does the voice of Character 3.
- Mr. Poofers Must Die — In an Easter egg, Mr. Poofers shows up in Yonder Website and encounters Character 1.
- @StrongBadActual tweet (17 Apr 2020)
- Main Page 28 — A main page featuring Character 2, with the narrator and several other characters appearing when selecting a menu option.
[edit] See Also
- Whaddaya Know, Haddi-Man?, another parody of children's programming
