History VideoGame / Stinkoman20X6

''Stinkoman 20X6'' is a ''VideoGame/{{Mega Man|Classic}}''-like PlatformGame starring Stinkoman, the blue-haired {{Animesque}} counterpart of Strong Bad from ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner''. It was released as a Flash game in 2005, and is [[https://homestarrunner.com/stinkogame/v7/stinkogame.html freely playable]].

* FanRemake: Created by [[https://ratheronfire.com/projects/stinkoman/ Ratheronfire]] using the Godot Engine and adding more AntiFrustrationFeatures like being able to pause and giving 1-Up three hit points instead of one in Level 4, along with adding post-game content such as a Time Attack where you can play the levels as either Stinkoman or 1-Up, a BossRush mode, and a(n incomplete as of 1.0) Level Editor.

* FanRemake: One by [[https://ratheronfire.com/projects/stinkoman/ Ratheronfire]] is in the works, using the Godot Engine and adding more AntiFrustrationFeatures like being able to pause and giving 1-Up three hit points instead of one in Level 4, along with adding post-game content such as a Time Attack where you can play the levels as either Stinkoman or 1-Up, and a Level Editor.

* FanRemake: One by [[https://ratheronfire.com/projects/stinkoman/ Ratheronfire]] is in the works, adding more AntiFrustrationFeatures like being able to pause and giving 1-Up three hit points instead of one in Level 4, along with adding post-game content such as a Time Attack where you can play the levels as either Stinkoman or 1-Up, and a Level Editor.

* ArtShift: The FMV intro cinematic is animated by [[https://www.smallbu.com/ SmallBu Animation Studio]], and it resembles an anime opening.
** Furthermore, it strongly resembles Studio Trigger's ''Anime/BNABrandNewAnimal''.

* SequelHook: Lampshaded, when [[spoiler: the Crystal Heart of Mecha-Trogador is [[DismantledMacGuffin broken into pieces]] and scattered across Planet K]], Stinkoman observes that [[spoiler: gathering the shards]] would make for a great sequel or an animated series spin-off.
** The cartoon short seen in ''Twenty [=THANXty=] Six'' may in fact be said animated series.

* TheReveal: After 15 years, we finally have a definite answer as to who the Mysterious Shadowy Figure is, and the fans were correct: [[spoiler:It's the 20X6 version of Coach Z, known as "Z Sabre".]]

* ContinuityNod: Stinkoman's "Power Crunch" from level 4 is the cassette tape of Strong Bad's "number 1 jam" from the Sbemail "[[Recap/StrongBadEmailE115TimeCapsule time capsule]]", which Stinkoman thought was a Power Crunch (and somehow wound up empowering him).

* ContinuityNod: Level 10 starts with a fight against the "Worst End-Boss Ever" from episode 6 of ''Skills of an Artist''. [[spoiler: Fortunately, if you just keep shooting at him as he does his charge attack he'll explode.]]

''Stinkoman 20X6'' is a ''VideoGame/{{Mega Man|Classic}}''-like PlatformGame starring Stinkoman, the [[YouGottaHaveBlueHair blue-haired]] {{Animesque}} counterpart of Strong Bad from ''WebAnimation/HomestarRunner''. It was released as a Flash game in 2005, and is [[https://homestarrunner.com/stinkogame/v7/stinkogame.html freely playable]].

* CostumeEvolution: Marzi-Mei's original character design had her wearing a purple leotard with a purple skirt, and she highly resembled a ''Anime/SailorMoon'' character. Her new design created by Lindsay Small-Butera has her wearing a purple jumpsuit with HandHidingSleeves (and Foot-Hiding Pant Legs). Her hair is also styled differently, with it originally being up in a long ponytail.

* AllTheWorldsAreAStage: Level -0 takes everything from the rest of the game and throws it in a blender.

* BubblyClouds: Level 6: Stratosfear, AKA the Pink Cloud Zone. Many enemies are electricity-themed, and The Liekand, a sunglasses-wearing tornado, is the boss.

** Furthermore, it strongly resembles Studio Trigger's Anime/BrandNewAnimal

* ArtShift: The new intro cinematic is animated by [[https://www.smallbu.com/ SmallBu Animation Studio]], and it resembles an anime opening.

* StylisticSuck: The new intro cinematic added with the Level 10 update is filtered to resemble the poor-quality FMV seen in Sega CD games like ''[[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehogCD Sonic CD]]''. The viewing area is shrunk to a letterbox inside a [="VideleCDrix"=] border, and there are visible graphical blurs and pixelation throughout the video. [[spoiler:Completing the game unlocks a link to watch the cinematic in full HD.]]

* AnimationBump: The boss cutscene for Level 10 features a fluid animation sequence of Stinkoman getting injured by the Shadowy Figure's attack, compared to the jerky sprites of the rest of the cutscenes before and after this.

* SkewedPriorities: When 1-Up decides to go rescue Pan Pan in Level 4, Stinkoman's first concern is not that his friend is taking a very dangerous shortcut, but that his Power Crunch might be destroyed along the way.

* StylisticSuck: The new intro cinematic added with the Level 10 update is filtered to resemble the poor-quality FMV seen in Sega CD games like ''[[VideoGame/SonicTheHedgehogCD Sonic CD]]''. The viewing area is shrunk to a letterbox inside a [="VideleCDrix"=] border, and there are visible graphical blurs and pixilation throughout the video. [[spoiler:Completing the game unlocks a link to watch the cinematic in full HD.]]