27. (03-01) "Eddie Monster" (premiered July 22, 2005) — Eduardo runs away from the home to prove he's not a total coward after trying to retrieve a "whizbee" (a spoof of Wham-O's "Frisbee" flying disc) from the Extremeasaurus cage. Terrence finds him in the slums of town in a dumpster, and recruits him to be a fighter in the Extremeasaur fighting circuit. Terrence keeps it a secret…that is, until he lets the preverbial cat out of the "tater" bag to Mac at home. Can Bloo and the others get to Eduardo before harm is do ...

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MOVIE (Episodes 1, 2 and 3) (01-01, 02, 03): "House of Bloo's" (premiered August 13, 2004) — We are introduced to eight-year-old Mac and his imaginary friend, Blooregard Q. Kazoo ("Bloo" for short), as Bloo is about to be ejected from Mac's apartment by his mom, who says that they and Mac's older brother, Terrence, age thirteen, have had enough causing trouble and Mac's too old to have an imaginary friend. Mac, however, does not want to give him up until Bloo sees an ad on TV for Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends. At ...

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As a (primarily) topical video gaming news comic, there is little plot or general continuity in Penny Arcade strips. (Any story sustained for longer than a single strip is referred to as "dreaded continuity", something of a running gag in the newsposts.) A character who dies a horrible, violent death in one strip will come back the next perfectly whole, though occasionally these deaths have an effect on later comics. For example, often, when Gabe kills Tycho or vice versa, the killer takes a certain Pac-Man watch off the dead characte ...

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Under the banner of 'Penny Arcade Presents', Krahulik and Holkins are sometimes commissioned to create promotional artwork/comic strips for new video games, with their signature artistic style and humor. They are usually credited simply as 'Penny Arcade' rather than by their actual names. Some of these works have been included with the distribution of the game, and others have appeared on pre-launch official websites, such as: Brothers in Arms - A somewhat toned-down look at a discussion between paratroopers. [71] See also:

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List of Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends characters - Mac and Bloo the best friends. Mac (bottom) is the shy, precocious eight-year-old boy who created Blooregard Q. Kazoo (Bloo for short, on the top) five years earlier. Bloo is a mischievous, door-shaped blue blob without arms or legs (though he can produce arms, seemingly out of nowhere, at will), and has a short attention span. His favorite foods are salt and vinegar flavored potato chips, cranberry apple juice and celery. Even th ...

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Penny Arcade comic - Child's Play. On November 24, 2003 the authors of Penny Arcade announced their plans for a children's charity, Child's Play, which aimed to organize large scale donations, particularly in video games, for their local Seattle Children's Hospital. In their first year they raised over $250,000 in cash, toys, and games and expanded their operations in 2004 to partner with additional hospitals in Oakland, San Diego, Houston and Washington DC. During the holiday 2004 season they raised aroun ...

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