Strong Bad Email Spin-offs

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Many Strong Bad Emails resulted in spin-off characters, series and running gags that later became a part of the website. Listed below are all the spin-offs in chronological order.

#	Email title	Spin-off(s)	Reason for spin-off
2	homsar	Homsar	A spelling blunder in which email sender Vinnie C. writes "Homsar" instead of "Homestar".
9	i love you	Fhqwhgads; Painting of a Guy with a Big Knife	The name of the email sender, later used in various other toons, including a music video made by The Cheat; idea of something Strong Bad can do in the same time it takes to say the sender's name.
11	i rule	Strong Badia	Email sender Mike, UK, asks Strong Bad if he is so evil, then why he doesn't rule the world or at least some kind of field. Strong Bad contradicts this by introducing the public to his domain.
14	duck pond	Videlectrix	Videlectrix is credited as the creator of the Atari 2600 version of Strong Bad's Duck Pond simulator.
16	band names	Taranchula; Limozeen	Possible names for email sender Dan's band.
29	superhero name	Strong Badman	Email sender Stiny wonders why Strong Bad's name doesn't end in "man".
32	flag day	Strong Badia National Anthem	Strong Bad and The Cheat hold a flag-raising ceremony.
39	dullard	The Office; Dullard Comic Strips	Strong Bad uses methods to describe to email sender Jason how to deal with office dullards.
44	lures & jigs	The Pond	Strong Bad uses lures and jigs to catch fish on The Pond.
45	techno	The System is Down	Strong Bad describes what techno music sounds like.
47	new hands	These peoples try to fade me	Coach Z briefly sings with Strong Bad accompanying on his buckethand.
49	theme party	Circles	Strong Bad gives an example of white blues to play at a frat party.
51	website	Strong Sad's Lament	Strong Bad links to Strong Sad's blog in his website.
53	comic	Teen Girl Squad	Email sender Brittany asks Strong Bad to create a comic about her friends.
57	japanese cartoon	Stinkoman; 20X6	Email sender James F. asks Strong Bad what he would look like if he were a Japanese cartoon. (The name "Stinkoman" debuted in email #52, island.)