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Bubzilla

From: unnatural
Posted on: 13:05, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Arguments for:

• The reference to Godzilla is already on the King Bubsgonzola Supreme page.

Arguments against:

Additional comments:

• It is possible that it could refer to Strong Bad's idea that Bubs came out of the water.
• May just be a reference to Japanese monster flicks in general
• Needs to be more specific, as it may actually relate to the ending of the movie King Kong vs. Godzilla.
• Someone already added this in there. Still, their description was a lot more specific, so I think it looks good as is.
• Just a note: there were two similar facts that I removed from the article — if these are valid, should the fact at hand be reworded to encompass the scope of the reference?
  • The end where King Bubsgonzola walks out to sea is a homage to the end scene of King Kong vs. Godzilla where Kong swims out to sea.
  • It might also be a homage to the end scene of Godzilla vs. Gigan, in which Godzilla and Anguirus swim back to Monster Island, or Godzilla vs. Biollante, which ends with Godzilla swimming back out to see. So does Godzilla vs. The Sea Monster, and probably most other Godzilla films.

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Weeee!

From: unnatural
Posted on: 4:04, 6 February 2007 (UTC)

Arguments for:

• If Homestar Runner, thinking he's an ant, talking about chocolate cake is supposedly an inside reference, then this definitely is.

Arguments against:

• Matt Chapman does the voices for both Strong Bad and Gunhaver in a very similar way. It's mere coincidence that they sound alike.
• If anything, it's more similar to What's Her Face in Teen Girl Squad Issue 10, though I don't think that's a reference either.
• Besides, Gunhaver says it with a different tone.
• People say "Weee" all the time when they're having fun, whether they're on the swing, going down a slide or being flushed down the toilet. It's not an inside reference.
• I don't think the two relate to each other properly.

Additional comments:

• How could "weee" be an inside reference? The Brothers Chaps didn't invent the word. If they did, then it might possibly be an inside reference even though it's only one word. Regardless, that isn't the case.

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