Homestar Runner
The title character. A world-class athlete (by his own account) who is rarely sure what is going on.
An unofficial fan page for Homestar Runner, the Free Country, USA cartoon that has been making the internet weirder (in the best way) since the year 2000.
Visit homestarrunner.com →Homestar Runner is a web cartoon made by brothers Mike and Matt Chapman, better known as The Brothers Chaps. It follows a cheerfully clueless athlete and his neighbors in Free Country, USA, and it is best known for Strong Bad Email, where Strong Bad answers fan mail on his trusty computer with maximum sarcasm.
It's a classic of early internet humor: quotable, odd, packed with background jokes and hidden Easter eggs. Every cartoon is free to watch on the official site.
The title character. A world-class athlete (by his own account) who is rarely sure what is going on.
Masked, boxing-gloved, and opinionated. Checks his email, mocks everyone, and is secretly the show's breakout star.
Strong Bad's small, yellow, squeaky accomplice. Communicates entirely in noises, and is usually the one getting it done.
The biggest of the Strong brothers. Loud, strong, and fond of shouting single words.
The youngest and gloomiest Strong brother. Artsy, sensitive, and the frequent target of Strong Bad's jokes.
Homestar's guitar-playing, environmentally minded sort-of girlfriend, and often the most sensible person in town.
The local coach, with an unforgettable accent and a pretty loose idea of what coaching involves.
Runs Bubs' Concession Stand and will sell you just about anything, at a price that is mostly in his favor.
Homestar's best friend. Round, quiet, and communicates in bubbly sounds that everyone somehow understands.
The ruler of Free Country, USA, as far as anyone can tell. His main royal duty appears to be eating.
Speaks almost entirely in delightful nonsense. Easily the most surreal resident of the neighborhood.
"Everybody! Everybody!"
Strong Bad drew him in one of his emails: a dragon with one beefy arm, sworn to burninate the countryside and the peasants and their thatched-roof cottages. He went on to get his own song, a classic arcade game, and even a board game.
thatched-roof cottages burninated