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'''[[Metroid]]''' is a series of science fiction action/adventure games developed and published by [[Nintendo]]. References to the series have been made several times in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] body of work. | '''[[Metroid]]''' is a series of science fiction action/adventure games developed and published by [[Nintendo]]. References to the series have been made several times in the [[Homestar Runner (body of work)|Homestar Runner]] body of work. | ||
== Appearances == | |||
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* Email [[invisibility]] — During an [[Easter egg]], the [[Tandy 400]] references the password | * Email [[invisibility]] — During an [[Easter egg]], the [[Tandy 400]] references the password "JUSTIN BAILEY" from Metroid for the [[NES]]. | ||
* Email [[japanese cartoon]] — An Easter egg shows the ending to Metroid for the NES. Additionally, | * Email [[japanese cartoon]] — An Easter egg shows the ending to Metroid for the NES. Additionally, "Maru Maru" is listed in the [[20X6]] cartoon's credits. It is a misspelling of ''Maru Mari'' (丸まり), the Japanese name for the Morph Ball, from Metroid for the NES. | ||
* [[Main Page 17]], [[Stinkoman 20X6]], email [[alternate universe]], and [[Twenty THANXty Six]] — The spinning jump that [[Stinkoman]] uses resembles [[Samus Aran|Samus]]'s Spin Jump. | * [[Main Page 17]], [[Stinkoman 20X6]], email [[alternate universe]], and [[Twenty THANXty Six]] — The spinning jump that [[Stinkoman]] uses resembles [[Samus Aran|Samus]]'s Spin Jump. | ||
* [[Stinkoman 20X6]] — | * [[Stinkoman 20X6]] — | ||
** The sound effect for Tampo's destruction is taken from Metroid for the NES. | ** The sound effect for Tampo's destruction is taken from Metroid for the NES. | ||
** The final stage of [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 10|Level 10]] is a timed post-boss escape sequence, a trademark of the Metroid series. | ** The final stage of [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 10|Level 10]] is a timed post-boss escape sequence, a trademark of the Metroid series. | ||
* [[Under Construction]] — | * [[Under Construction]] — "Maru Maru" is listed in the credits of this toon. | ||
* [[Haunted Photo Booth Teaser]] — [[Strong Bad]]'s [[Strong Bad's Teaser Costumes|elaborate Halloween teaser costume]] is [[Ridley (Metroid)|Ridley]]'s Super Metroid sprite. | * [[Haunted Photo Booth Teaser]] — [[Strong Bad]]'s [[Strong Bad's Teaser Costumes|elaborate Halloween teaser costume]] is [[Ridley (Metroid)|Ridley]]'s Super Metroid sprite. | ||
* [[Halloween Hide & Seek]] — [[Homestar]] calls the spooky, leafy tree | * [[Halloween Hide & Seek]] — [[Homestar]] calls the spooky, leafy tree "Mother Brain". | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:24, 14 July 2026
"Mode seven."
Metroid is a series of science fiction action/adventure games developed and published by Nintendo. References to the series have been made several times in the Homestar Runner body of work.
Appearances
- Email invisibility — During an Easter egg, the Tandy 400 references the password "JUSTIN BAILEY" from Metroid for the NES.
- Email japanese cartoon — An Easter egg shows the ending to Metroid for the NES. Additionally, "Maru Maru" is listed in the 20X6 cartoon's credits. It is a misspelling of Maru Mari (丸まり), the Japanese name for the Morph Ball, from Metroid for the NES.
- Main Page 17, Stinkoman 20X6, email alternate universe, and Twenty THANXty Six — The spinning jump that Stinkoman uses resembles Samus's Spin Jump.
- Stinkoman 20X6 —
- The sound effect for Tampo's destruction is taken from Metroid for the NES.
- The final stage of Level 10 is a timed post-boss escape sequence, a trademark of the Metroid series.
- Under Construction — "Maru Maru" is listed in the credits of this toon.
- Haunted Photo Booth Teaser — Strong Bad's elaborate Halloween teaser costume is Ridley's Super Metroid sprite.
- Halloween Hide & Seek — Homestar calls the spooky, leafy tree "Mother Brain".
