Sweet Cuppin' Cakes
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'''Sweet Cuppin' Cakes''' is a "kah-razy" cartoon that [[Strong Bad]] thought up. It originated in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[crazy cartoon]], in which "[[Monkey D|monkeydude]]" asks Strong Bad to make a "CRAZY cartoon". | '''Sweet Cuppin' Cakes''' is a "kah-razy" cartoon that [[Strong Bad]] thought up. It originated in the [[Strong Bad Email]] [[crazy cartoon]], in which "[[Monkey D|monkeydude]]" asks Strong Bad to make a "CRAZY cartoon". | ||
| - | The first official episode, entitled [[Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes]] (or, as the toon calls itself, "Cactus Coffee and the No Tell Motel"), arrived in [[Decemberween In July]]. The email [[theme park]] refers to a "[[Sweet Cuppin' Cakes Land]]" in [[Strong Bad's Mount RidesPlace! USA]] that isn't seen. However, the email [[mini-golf]] features a miniature golf course based on the cartoon, called "[[Sweet Puttin' Cakes]]". Eh! Steve! and The Wheelchair appeared with [[Cheerleader]], [[The Ugly One]], [[So and So]], and [[Arrow'd Guy]] in an extra free sample of [[HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS!]]. | + | The first official episode, entitled [[Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes]] (or, as the toon calls itself, "Cactus Coffee and the No Tell Motel"), arrived in [[Decemberween In July]]. The email [[theme park]] refers to a "[[Sweet Cuppin' Cakes Land]]" in [[Strong Bad's Mount RidesPlace! USA]] that isn't seen. However, the email [[mini-golf]] features a miniature golf course based on the cartoon, called "[[Sweet Puttin' Cakes]]". [[Eh! Steve!]] and [[The Wheelchair]] appeared with [[Cheerleader]], [[The Ugly One]], [[So and So]], and [[Arrow'd Guy]] in an extra free sample of [[HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS!]]. |
| - | A detail that makes the "Sweet Cuppin' Cakes" characters distinguishable from others is that all the characters (except | + | A detail that makes the "Sweet Cuppin' Cakes" characters distinguishable from others is that all the characters (except [[Casio Head Strong Bad]] and [[Ready For Primetime]], the ones that are based on actual characters from the Homestar Runner world) have cartoony black outlines, whereas the "real" characters have outlines a darker shade of their natural color. |
The [[Sweet Cuppin' Cakes Theme Song|theme song]] appears in full only on the CD [[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]]. The guitar introduction can be heard on [[Main Page 18]] and slightly varied in the Decemberween toon. Also, in mini-golf, a variation of the guitar line is heard along with an additional ambient synth track. | The [[Sweet Cuppin' Cakes Theme Song|theme song]] appears in full only on the CD [[Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits]]. The guitar introduction can be heard on [[Main Page 18]] and slightly varied in the Decemberween toon. Also, in mini-golf, a variation of the guitar line is heard along with an additional ambient synth track. | ||
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| + | ==Appearances== | ||
| + | * Email [[crazy cartoon]] — Creation of Sweet Cuppin' Cakes. | ||
| + | * [[Main Page 18]] — An entire Sweet Cuppin' Cakes [[Main Pages|Main Page]]. | ||
| + | * [[Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes]] ''(Cactus Coffee and the No-Tell Motel)'' — The first (and only) entire Sweet Cuppin' Cakes cartoon. | ||
| + | * [[HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS!]] — The advertisement promises a new Sweet Cuppin' Cakes episode each week, and shows a clip from a [[Teen Girl Squad]]/Sweet Cuppin' Cakes crossover toon. | ||
| + | * Email [[mini-golf]] — The characters go to a Sweet Cuppin' Cakes [[Sweet Puttin' Cakes|miniature golf course]]. | ||
| + | * [[The Homestar Runner Enters the Spooky Woods]] — A Sweet Cuppin' Cakes scene plays as an [[Easter egg]]. | ||
==Characters== | ==Characters== | ||
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*[[Eh! Steve!]] | *[[Eh! Steve!]] | ||
*[[The Wheelchair]] | *[[The Wheelchair]] | ||
| - | *[[ | + | *[[Casio Head Strong Bad]] |
*[[Ready For Primetime]] | *[[Ready For Primetime]] | ||
Revision as of 02:12, 18 September 2021
Sweet Cuppin' Cakes is a "kah-razy" cartoon that Strong Bad thought up. It originated in the Strong Bad Email crazy cartoon, in which "monkeydude" asks Strong Bad to make a "CRAZY cartoon".
The first official episode, entitled Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes (or, as the toon calls itself, "Cactus Coffee and the No Tell Motel"), arrived in Decemberween In July. The email theme park refers to a "Sweet Cuppin' Cakes Land" in Strong Bad's Mount RidesPlace! USA that isn't seen. However, the email mini-golf features a miniature golf course based on the cartoon, called "Sweet Puttin' Cakes". Eh! Steve! and The Wheelchair appeared with Cheerleader, The Ugly One, So and So, and Arrow'd Guy in an extra free sample of HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS!.
A detail that makes the "Sweet Cuppin' Cakes" characters distinguishable from others is that all the characters (except Casio Head Strong Bad and Ready For Primetime, the ones that are based on actual characters from the Homestar Runner world) have cartoony black outlines, whereas the "real" characters have outlines a darker shade of their natural color.
The theme song appears in full only on the CD Strong Bad Sings and Other Type Hits. The guitar introduction can be heard on Main Page 18 and slightly varied in the Decemberween toon. Also, in mini-golf, a variation of the guitar line is heard along with an additional ambient synth track.
Appearances
- Email crazy cartoon — Creation of Sweet Cuppin' Cakes.
- Main Page 18 — An entire Sweet Cuppin' Cakes Main Page.
- Decemberween Sweet Cuppin' Cakes (Cactus Coffee and the No-Tell Motel) — The first (and only) entire Sweet Cuppin' Cakes cartoon.
- HomestarRunner.com PAY PLUS! — The advertisement promises a new Sweet Cuppin' Cakes episode each week, and shows a clip from a Teen Girl Squad/Sweet Cuppin' Cakes crossover toon.
- Email mini-golf — The characters go to a Sweet Cuppin' Cakes miniature golf course.
- The Homestar Runner Enters the Spooky Woods — A Sweet Cuppin' Cakes scene plays as an Easter egg.
