Intros Relevant to the Email
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| - | There are instances when [[Strong Bad]] | + | There are instances when the [[Strong Bad Email Intros|intro]] to [[Strong Bad]]'s [[Strong Bad Email|email]] is relevant or reused later in the same email. |
==Appearances== | ==Appearances== | ||
| - | *Email [[dullard]] — Strong Bad says "Mmmmm... fresh emails" at the beginning, and "Mmmmm... | + | *Email [[dullard]] — Strong Bad says "Mmmmm... fresh emails" at the beginning, and "Mmmmm... {{wp|Hot Pockets}}" at the end. |
| - | *Email [[action figure]] — The tune Strong Bad sings at the beginning is used for the action figures' theme, and is reused in several later toons. | + | *Email [[action figure]] — The tune Strong Bad sings at the beginning is used for the [[Action Figure Character Variations|action figures']] theme, and is reused in [[action figure#Fast Forward|several later toons]]. |
| - | *Email [[japanese cartoon]] — The email begins with a [[haiku]], a form of Japanese poetry. | + | *Email [[japanese cartoon]] — The email begins with a [[haiku]], a form of Japanese poetry. The email is about Japanese [[anime]]. |
*Email [[couch patch]] — Strong Bad tries to print out a million dollar bill three times and fails in the intro. In an [[Easter egg]] at the end of the email, the viewer can print out a million dollar bill. | *Email [[couch patch]] — Strong Bad tries to print out a million dollar bill three times and fails in the intro. In an [[Easter egg]] at the end of the email, the viewer can print out a million dollar bill. | ||
*Email [[the bet]] — Strong Bad says the phrase "Big money, big money" in his intro. This phrase is often used in casinos or game shows, and the email is about a bet. | *Email [[the bet]] — Strong Bad says the phrase "Big money, big money" in his intro. This phrase is often used in casinos or game shows, and the email is about a bet. | ||
*Email [[different town]] — The intro is a reference to [[They Might Be Giants]], who helped make the "Different Town" song featured in the email. | *Email [[different town]] — The intro is a reference to [[They Might Be Giants]], who helped make the "Different Town" song featured in the email. | ||
*Email [[dangeresque 3]] — Strong Bad sings about an email with a [[gun]] in its hand; later on, while playing as [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]], he is holding a [[Nunchuck Gun|gun]]. | *Email [[dangeresque 3]] — Strong Bad sings about an email with a [[gun]] in its hand; later on, while playing as [[Dangeresque (character)|Dangeresque]], he is holding a [[Nunchuck Gun|gun]]. | ||
| - | *Email [[pom pom]] — Strong Bad says he [[Gambling|gambles]] with emails in the | + | *Email [[pom pom]] — Strong Bad says he [[Gambling|gambles]] with emails in the intro, and at the end, an Easter egg shows Strong Bad playing poker with cards that use the names of previous emailers. |
| - | *Email [[other days]] — Strong Bad sings about his starting | + | *Email [[other days]] — Strong Bad sings about an email in his pocket starting to melt when checking his email, again when checking his snail mail, and a third time when checking his Polish email. |
| - | *Email [[pizzaz]] — Strong Bad sings a [[wild west]]ern-style intro | + | *Email [[pizzaz]] — Strong Bad sings a [[wild west]]ern-style intro. In an Easter egg at the end of the email, there is an animated title screen complete with a theme song based on the email intro. |
| - | *Email [[bottom 10]] — Strong Bad sings that this email is making fun of you | + | *Email [[bottom 10]] — Strong Bad sings that this email is making fun of you, before pulling up an email that makes fun of him. |
| - | *Email [[theme song]] — Strong Bad sings his opening song at the end of the email. | + | *Email [[theme song]] — Strong Bad sings his opening song at the end of the email while discussing theme songs. |
*Email [[what i want]] — In this [[Decemberween]]-themed email, Strong Bad sings a part of the Jingle Bells rendition played by [[Casio Head Strong Bad]] in [[Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes]]. | *Email [[what i want]] — In this [[Decemberween]]-themed email, Strong Bad sings a part of the Jingle Bells rendition played by [[Casio Head Strong Bad]] in [[Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes]]. | ||
| - | *Email [[from work]] — Strong Bad opens this email whispering about checking his email quietly, as he is at work. | + | *Email [[from work]] — Strong Bad opens this email whispering about checking his email quietly, as he is at [[The Office|work]]. |
*Email [[hygiene]] — Strong Bad sings about checking an email and then telling "some kid he's a dork". He immediately checks an email sent by a fifth grader, and proceeds to imply that the sender "has no friends and sits in the front row [at [[school]]]". | *Email [[hygiene]] — Strong Bad sings about checking an email and then telling "some kid he's a dork". He immediately checks an email sent by a fifth grader, and proceeds to imply that the sender "has no friends and sits in the front row [at [[school]]]". | ||
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There are instances when the intro to Strong Bad's email is relevant or reused later in the same email.
Appearances
- Email dullard — Strong Bad says "Mmmmm... fresh emails" at the beginning, and "Mmmmm... Hot Pockets" at the end.
- Email action figure — The tune Strong Bad sings at the beginning is used for the action figures' theme, and is reused in several later toons.
- Email japanese cartoon — The email begins with a haiku, a form of Japanese poetry. The email is about Japanese anime.
- Email couch patch — Strong Bad tries to print out a million dollar bill three times and fails in the intro. In an Easter egg at the end of the email, the viewer can print out a million dollar bill.
- Email the bet — Strong Bad says the phrase "Big money, big money" in his intro. This phrase is often used in casinos or game shows, and the email is about a bet.
- Email different town — The intro is a reference to They Might Be Giants, who helped make the "Different Town" song featured in the email.
- Email dangeresque 3 — Strong Bad sings about an email with a gun in its hand; later on, while playing as Dangeresque, he is holding a gun.
- Email pom pom — Strong Bad says he gambles with emails in the intro, and at the end, an Easter egg shows Strong Bad playing poker with cards that use the names of previous emailers.
- Email other days — Strong Bad sings about an email in his pocket starting to melt when checking his email, again when checking his snail mail, and a third time when checking his Polish email.
- Email pizzaz — Strong Bad sings a wild western-style intro. In an Easter egg at the end of the email, there is an animated title screen complete with a theme song based on the email intro.
- Email bottom 10 — Strong Bad sings that this email is making fun of you, before pulling up an email that makes fun of him.
- Email theme song — Strong Bad sings his opening song at the end of the email while discussing theme songs.
- Email what i want — In this Decemberween-themed email, Strong Bad sings a part of the Jingle Bells rendition played by Casio Head Strong Bad in Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes.
- Email from work — Strong Bad opens this email whispering about checking his email quietly, as he is at work.
- Email hygiene — Strong Bad sings about checking an email and then telling "some kid he's a dork". He immediately checks an email sent by a fifth grader, and proceeds to imply that the sender "has no friends and sits in the front row [at school]".
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