History Characters / HomestarRunner20X6

* CoolGuns: Wields a tommygun as his main weapon, which is big enough to shoot missiles.

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* BonusBoss: In ''8Bit is Enough'', he's speculated to be this for level 10.5 of ''Stinkoman 20X6''. The game proper has him fightable during the credits, though neither opponent can be defeated.

* CatchPhrase: "DOUBLE DEUUUUUUUCE!!!" and "Are you ASKING FOR A CHALLENGE?!"

* SailorSenshiSendUp: Her original design was this before her Level 10 cameo, with a little [[VideoGame/StreetFighter Chun-Li]] mixed in.

* PandaingToTheAudience: He's a big ol' panda.

* ShallowParody: Invoked. The Chapman Brothers don't know much about anime, so they decided to have Strong Bad describe the most superficial, stereotypical western idea of 'Japanimation' humanly possible.

* TruthInTelevision: You'd think that Strong Bad is just playing along, but it couldn't be any nearer to the truth. A lot of US anime fans around the 1990s/1980s were also exposed to anime through Japanese video games than anime outright and were video gamers as a shared interest.

* AmbiguouslyHuman: While he looks humanoid, his boots were referred to as "robot boots" by Strong Bad and his gloves lack digits, implying both are part of his body. He's capable of eating and complains that "[his] stummy hurts" when he loses in ''Stinkoman 20X6'', but the Stinkowing (a non-sapient machine) ''also'' complains of this when it blows up.

* IdiotHero: As a parody of anime heroes, Stinkoman also parodies this trope doing things like leaping into the stratosphere to clear a wall just taller than his standard jump height and eating 400 bites of dirt in the hopes that he'd eventually find a tasty one.

--> '''Stinkoman:''' MAKING SMALL ROCKS FLOAT UP OFF THE GROUND....

* EscortMission: In ''Stinkoman 20X6'', Stinkoman has to help him navigate the Lava Zone in one piece, as he's a OneHitPointWonder for the level. In Stinkoman's case, it's less about protecting him as it is protecting the Power Crunch he borrowed.

* IntelligibleUnintelligible: He speaks with bouncing ball sound effects, though the rest of the cast is able to understand him.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Marzi-mei's original design was more reminiscent of the '90s ''Anime/SailorMoon'' anime, with her long legs, bright blue eyes, and a MinidressOfPower. By contrast, her design as of the ''Stinkoman 20X6'' Level 10 update and the animated opening gives her a hippie costume. Also a case of AdaptationalModesty, as her new look is a full-body outfit that covers her limbs up.

* RobotBuddy: The FMV version of it is redesigned to have a hinge-like mouth and wider eyes, making it sesemble a [[Franchise/{{Gundam}} Haro]].

* TheDreaded: The normally fight happy Stinkoman is left running for his life when Trogador shows up.

* GivenNameReveal: It wasn't until the Level 10 update that she was named. She holds the longest record between the first appearance of a character and their naming- debuting in 2004 and only being named in 2020.

* GivenNameReveal: She holds the longest record between the first appearance of a character and their naming- debuting in 2004 and only being named in 2020.

* HeWasRightThereAllAlong: Considering he's [[spoiler:the 20X6 counterpart of Coach Z]], his identity has been exposed ever since [[spoiler:the vertical-scrolling-styled games menu]]

* MagicalGirlWarrior: Downplayed. The Main Page version of Marzi-Mei visually references the trope by giving her a similar look to a [[Anime/SailorMoon Sailor Senshi]], though her abilities aren't shown. While her redesign is more hippie-like, still has Magical Girl inspiration, using a laser-blasting guitar to do battle.

The BigBad of the setting, the Shadowy Figure is a brute set out to claim Stinkoman's title as "The Guy", no matter what levels he'll stoop to do it.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Marzi-mei's original design was more reminiscent of the '90s ''Anime/SailorMoon'' anime, with her [[ShesGotLegs long legs]], bright blue eyes, and a MinidressOfPower. By contrast, her design as of the ''Stinkoman 20X6'' Level 10 update and the animated opening gives her a hippie costume. Also a case of AdaptationalModesty, as her new look is a full-body outfit that covers her limbs up.

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->'''Counterpart:''' Homsar

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* CastOfExpies: Every 20X6 character after Stinkoman, 1-Up and Pan Pan is a reference to a specific anime/game character and/or trope. Stinkoman and 1-Up however, rock futuristic stylin' boots significant of a super anime-themed video game also out in [[UpToEleven 2XXX]], being ''Franchise/MegaMan''.

%%* MagicalGirlWarrior: Downplayed. The Main Page version of Marzi-Mei visually references the trope by giving her a similar look to [[Anime/SailorMoon Sailor Senshi]], though her abilities aren't shown. While her redesign is more hippie-like, still has Magical Girl inspiration, using a laser-blasting guitar to do battle.

* AdaptationalVillainy: [[spoiler:Coach Z]] is possibly one of the least antagonistic characters among the ''Homestar Runner'' cast. Not this case in the 20X6 Universe, where he's the BigBad to Stinkoman, seeking to take his place as "The Guy".

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Marzi-mei's original design was more reminiscent of the 90s ''Anime/SailorMoon'' anime, with her [[ShesGotLegs long legs]], bright blue eyes, and MinidressOfPower. By contrast, her design as of the ''Stinkoman 20X6'' Level 10 update and the animated opening gives her a hippie costume with long hair.

* MagicalGirl: The Main Page variant for the universe features a version of Marzi-Mei that looks almost identical to any of the [[Anime/SailorMoon Sailor Senshi]]. Her Modern variant still has Magical Girl inspiration, using a laser-blasting guitar to do battle.

* EscortMission: In ''Stinkoman 20X6'', Stinkoman has to help him navigate Level 4 in one piece, as he's a OneHitPointWonder for the level. In Stinkoman's case, it's less about protecting him as it is protecting the Power Crunch he borrowed.

* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Goes from being a beach ball- like Pom in the main ''Homestar Runner'' universe to being a giant panda here.

* AdaptationSpeciesChange: Goes from being beach ball creature in the main ''Homestar Runner'' universe to being a giant panda here,

* IntelligibleUnintelligible: He speaks with bouncing ball sound effects, though the rest of the cast is ablebto understand him.

* DistressedDude: He is kidnapped by Shadowy Figure early on.

* OneWordVocabulary: He's only capable of saying "bleng", similar to the sound a bouncing ball makes.

* DistressedDude: He is held captive by the Shadowy Figure after the 5th level.

* JustAKid: Maybe when he's older...
* TimePassageBeard: Grows one in Level 10 while waiting for Stinkoman to rescue him. It appears to be fake, as it blows off during the epilogue.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Marzi-mei's original design was more reminiscent of the 90s ''Anime/SailorMoon'' anime, with her [[ShesGotLegs long legs]], bright blue eyes, and MinidressOfPower. By contrast, her design as of the Level 10 update and the animated opening gives her a hippie costume with long hair.

* EarlyInstallmentCharacterDesignDifference: Marzi-mei's original design was more reminiscent of the 90s ''Anime/SailorMoon'' anime, with her [[ShesGotLegs long legs]], bright blue eyes, and MinidressOfPower. By contrast, her design as of the Level 10 update and the animated opening gives her a hippie costume with RapunzelHair.

* YouGottaHaveBlueHair: The TropeNamer.

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* HandHidingSleeves: Marzi-Mei has these in her modern design, alongside pants that hide her feet, mirroring how Marzipan doesn't have visible arms and legs.