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[[File:Homestar's_Arms.PNG|150px]] | |||
One of the ultimate mysteries in the | |||
Homestar Runner body of work | |||
is that | |||
Homestar Runner | |||
, | |||
Marzipan | |||
, | |||
The King of Town | |||
, | |||
Homsar | |||
, and many other characters all | |||
[[Lack of Visible Arms|lack visible arms]] | |||
and hands. In spite of this potential handicap, they have the ability to pick things up and carry them around. The most common explanations for the phenomenon are that they either have invisible arms or can manipulate objects with some kind of | |||
psychokinesis | |||
. Usually none of the other characters seem to pay attention to this curiosity, although sometimes their lack of hands is referenced. | |||
Latest revision as of 04:58, 5 August 2026
One of the ultimate mysteries in the
Homestar Runner body of work
is that
Homestar Runner
,
Marzipan
,
The King of Town
,
Homsar
, and many other characters all
and hands. In spite of this potential handicap, they have the ability to pick things up and carry them around. The most common explanations for the phenomenon are that they either have invisible arms or can manipulate objects with some kind of
psychokinesis
. Usually none of the other characters seem to pay attention to this curiosity, although sometimes their lack of hands is referenced.