1-Up
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His name comes from the video game term for an [[Wikipedia:1-up|extra life]]. The name wasn't officially revealed until Stinkoman 20X6 debuted. [[Stinkomanual#Level 4 - Fisticuff!|The description of Level 4]] in [[Stinkomanual]] calls him "1up the extra man"; therefore, it is possible that it is his full name. | His name comes from the video game term for an [[Wikipedia:1-up|extra life]]. The name wasn't officially revealed until Stinkoman 20X6 debuted. [[Stinkomanual#Level 4 - Fisticuff!|The description of Level 4]] in [[Stinkomanual]] calls him "1up the extra man"; therefore, it is possible that it is his full name. | ||
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*'''Debut:''' Email [[japanese cartoon]] | *'''Debut:''' Email [[japanese cartoon]] | ||
*[[:Category:1-Up Filmography|Complete Filmography]] | *[[:Category:1-Up Filmography|Complete Filmography]] | ||
[[Category:20X6 Characters]] | [[Category:20X6 Characters]] | ||
Revision as of 01:37, 24 January 2006
1-Up is Homestar Runner's 20X6 counterpart. Everybody says Stinkoman's the guy, but 1-Up wants to be the guy, too. Stinkoman wouldn't let him because he was just a kid, and maybe he will let him when 1-Up gets older. However, in the description for Level 5 in Stinkoman 20X6, it says that 1-Up proved he's not just a kid in the previous level. Stinkoman has yet to acknowledge this.
He is often squished by Pan Pan, usually to Stinkoman's great delight. His most notable accomplishment outside of Stinkoman 20X6 is that he found Homestar's "time box" in time capsule.
His name comes from the video game term for an extra life. The name wasn't officially revealed until Stinkoman 20X6 debuted. The description of Level 4 in Stinkomanual calls him "1up the extra man"; therefore, it is possible that it is his full name.
Filmography
- Debut: Email japanese cartoon
- Complete Filmography
