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	There are numerous references in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner body of work]] to the subject of '''[[Death\|death]]'''. These range from a [[Characters\|character]]'s death or near-death, to imagining or behaving as though a character has died. As in many cartoons, when a character dies, the death is usually impermanent — the character may reappear alive, often with no explanation. However, in the [[Homestar Runner universe]], death is kept mainly as a running gag that nearly every cartoon today has, and is no exception in that sense. Usually, death is an empty threat that [[Strong Bad]] and several other main characters use, and, possibly excluding [[Strong Bad's Computers\|Strong Bad's computers]], no main universe character has remained dead forever. '''[[Death\|(more...)]]'''

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There are numerous references in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner body of work]] to the subject of '''[[Death|death]]'''. These range from a [[Characters|character]]'s death or near-death, to imagining or behaving as though a character has died. As in many cartoons, when a character dies, the death is usually impermanent — the character may reappear alive, often with no explanation. However, in the [[Homestar Runner universe]], death is kept mainly as a running gag that nearly every cartoon today has, and is no exception in that sense. Usually, death is an empty threat that [[Strong Bad]] and several other main characters use, and, possibly excluding [[Strong Bad's Computers|Strong Bad's computers]], no main universe character has remained dead forever. '''[[Death|(more...)]]'''

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