Template:didyouknow
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A soon-to-be randomized template for the soon-to-be Main Page. This should have 60-80 facts, ideally. Currently at 80.
- Strong Bad and Strong Sad had brief animated cameos in the online Nerds & Music variety show in August 2020 (pictured).
- The Cheat is always referred to with the "The", with very few exceptions.
- Before The Umpire's animated debut in 2009, he was supposed to appear in an unknown 2006 Strong Bad Email until the Brothers Chaps forgot.
- At his fastest, Strong Bad types, on average, approximately 240 words per minute (in a segment in death metal).
- Several rejected characters can be seen silhouetted in A Decemberween Mackerel (pictured).
- At his fastest, Strong Bad types, on average, approximately 240 words per minute (in a segment in death metal).
- At his fastest, Strong Bad types, on average, approximately 240 words per minute (in a segment in death metal).
- The Brothers Chaps wrote a script for a toon called Soap Box Doiby. This toon was never finished, and the script was emailed to the Homestar Runner Wiki administrators.
- On Coach Z's emblem (pictured), the darker blue shine streak under the gold Z makes an additional Z formation.
- Typing anything with the word "cheat" in it in Peasant's Quest will result in the response "Meh."
- Kick-A-Ball's background music is a remix of the theme from Weclome Back.
- The phone number at the end of Strong Bad Sings was originally 1-800-BAD-SONG, rather than 1-800-555-SBSINGS. However, it turned out that was a real number for a Limousine service.
- The secret page Strong Sad's Secret Styles (pictured) was originally accessed through an automatic reply if one emailed depressio@homestarrunner.com.
- The Brothers Chaps have used our articles on Headbands, Googly Eyes, and Pie as examples of the Homestar Runner Wiki's exhaustiveness.
- Coach Z is named after Craig Zobel (as revealed in the Wonkavision interview).
- Typing the Konami Code on the hint screen of TROGDOR! starts the player off with 30 lives.
- A Cheat Commandos-themed tactics game (pictured) was once in development.
- Strong Bad has more appearances than Senor Cardgage, Homsar, The Poopsmith, Pom Pom, and The King of Town combined.
- The Trog-Meter from Trogdor!! The Board Game was originally called "The Bowels of Trogdor".
- The Brothers Chaps wrote a script for a toon called Soap Box Doiby. This toon was never finished, and the script was emailed to the Homestar Runner Wiki administrators.
- On Coach Z's emblem (pictured), the darker blue shine streak under the gold Z makes an additional Z formation.
- The Cheat is always referred to with the "The", with very few exceptions.
- Strong Sad claims to have "minored in holding on wide shots for too long" in film school.
- Matt Chapman has admitted that Bubs's voice was heavily borrowed from the voice of Redd Foxx (of Sanford and Son fame).
- There was originally going to be a sequel (pictured) to Peasant's Quest, either in the form of an adventure featuring the baby as an adult, or a fake online experience parodying MMORPGs.
- Coach Z is named after Craig Zobel (as revealed in the Wonkavision interview).
- Marzipan has a sister, according to Homestar Runner.
- The 136th Strong Bad Email, geddup noise, was originally going to be about kitchen appliances.
- Pom Pom was originally going to have a dog named Trivia Time (pictured). Its design would later be used as an influence for his cookie jar.
- The Trog-Meter from Trogdor!! The Board Game was originally called "The Bowels of Trogdor".
- Marzipan has a cousin named Debra whom Strong Bad said he considered hot.
- Marzipan has a cousin named Debra whom Strong Bad said he considered hot.
