Female Lappy 486

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The Female Lappy 486 appears in [[Strong Bad]]'s fantasy in [[dreamail]]. She is basically the [[Lappy 486]] logo with blonde hair and a more feminine face. She appears when Strong Bad starts up the Lappy, telling him that he's looking prooty hot. When Strong Bad replies to an e-mail, the Female Lappy 486 gives Strong Bad her comments on it. After Strong Bad flies away at the end of the e-mail, she appears in an Easter Egg, telling Strong Bad that's she's worried about him, and that she can see the strings which are holding him above ground.
The Female Lappy 486 appears in [[Strong Bad]]'s fantasy in [[dreamail]]. She is basically the [[Lappy 486]] logo with blonde hair and a more feminine face. She appears when Strong Bad starts up the Lappy, telling him that he's looking prooty hot. When Strong Bad replies to an e-mail, the Female Lappy 486 gives Strong Bad her comments on it. After Strong Bad flies away at the end of the e-mail, she appears in an Easter Egg, telling Strong Bad that's she's worried about him, and that she can see the strings which are holding him above ground.
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Her voice is featured in [[rock opera]].
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[[Category:Character Variations]]
[[Category:Character Variations]]

Revision as of 18:55, 22 February 2005

Strong Bad's looking prooty hot.

The Female Lappy 486 appears in Strong Bad's fantasy in dreamail. She is basically the Lappy 486 logo with blonde hair and a more feminine face. She appears when Strong Bad starts up the Lappy, telling him that he's looking prooty hot. When Strong Bad replies to an e-mail, the Female Lappy 486 gives Strong Bad her comments on it. After Strong Bad flies away at the end of the e-mail, she appears in an Easter Egg, telling Strong Bad that's she's worried about him, and that she can see the strings which are holding him above ground.

Her voice is featured in rock opera.

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