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'''[[Strong Bad is a Bad Guy]]''' is a short released on Monday, October 17, 2005. It is the first short to be made using [[Mario Paint]] since the early work [[Super NES]], which is currently in the [[Museum]]. In the toon, [[Strong Bad]], [[Strong Mad]] and [[The Cheat]] discuss ideas for tattoos they'd like to get. While Strong Mad says he'd have a "glowy box" for reasons he considers "personal", Strong Bad wants one with a rocket launcher and the words "BAD GUY". This leads to a montage showing Strong Bad involved in various "bad" actions, such as beating an exhaust pipe, giving the [[Double Deuce]], and spray painting a poster of [[Marzipan]]. Throughout this montage, a song whose lyrics tell us that "Strong Bad is a bad guy" plays. After the montage is over, [[Homestar Runner]] arrives and begins discussing his tattoo ideas, all of which seem to be on his [[Lack of Visible Arms|arm]]. '''[[Strong Bad is a Bad Guy|(more...)]]''' [https://homestarrunner.com/badguy.swf watch]<br />
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