HRWiki Featured article for 2012, week 22

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Super NES is the first animated Homestar Runner cartoon and music video ever. It was made with Mario Paint. Mario Paint was a painting/music-making program for the Super NES and upon its initial release was packaged in a larger box with the Super NES Mouse, a two-button peripheral that perfectly emulated a real computer mouse. The song used in the toon was used again in Theme Song Video and its beat is used in the new version of The King of Town DVD, Bug in Mouth Disease, and an Easter egg in the Strong Bad Email isp. The page title of the toon, Super Homestario Bros., references the title of the original Super Mario Bros. video game. watch (more...)

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HRWiki Featured article for 2012, week 22

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