7,256

The user Gfd's favorite number, 7,256, often makes appearances in episodes where a large number is needed. While the number usually has four digits, it is occasionally extended or shortened depending on how big or small the number needs to be.

Appearances

 * Debut: Clones, Cards, and Competitions &mdash; says he made 7,256 clones of himself.
 * The BODH Goes Crazy Go Nuts &mdash; EDITED Video Greg asks how many rare logos are in Dean's Video Dungeon, to which she replies 7,256.
 * Christmas What? &mdash; Gfd claims he has 7,256 items in his bowler hat.
 * Of Malls and Men &mdash; The Dairy Queen cashier says the cost of Gfd's order is $7,256,439,051.99.
 * Strong Badman Meets the Helmet Squad &mdash;
 * Gfd says he ran around the world 4,007,256 times to find two Superium Orbs.
 * In the Easter egg, the mystery villain refers to his minion as #7,256.
 * Star Hats &mdash; Garb Solo says Honst's shot at the Death Pom was one in 1,307,256.
 * Poofers' Revenge &mdash; Strong Bad claims to have mined 97,256 pinecones for Mr. Poofers.
 * Meeple Basement &mdash; Grindolo throws dice and rolls a 7,256.
 * Broternal Interactive &mdash; At the beginning, Honstlar says he should go to the 7,256th Broternal Order meeting.
 * The Boring Office of Dullards and Holding &mdash; The price of the Order's shopping trip is $418,053,907,256.99.
 * Honstlar vs. Raltsnoh &mdash; During the final battle, Raltsnoh Omega claims to have 7,256 weaknesses.
 * Dangeresque 5: The World in Crisis &mdash; Perducci says he has to recruit 1,386,007,256 criminals.
 * All Up In Your Space &mdash; A moonperson claims to have met his quota, placing over 7,256 bricks on Castle Grindolo.
 * The Broternal Movie: Order vs. Chaos &mdash; Xar'ak claims to have spent 13,907,256 in the abyss of nonexistence.
 * Meanwhile, During the Movie &mdash; Open Source Greg claims that he attached 7,256 viruses to an anime fanpage.
 * Lunatic Laptop &mdash; Happy 8600 claims to be capable of processing 8,024,967,256 equations per second

Fun Facts

 * The number is partially an homage to the number 256 being used multiple times in Super Paper Mario, with an extra 7 added for extra randomness.
 * It was first cemented as Gfd's favorite number in one of his Scratch projects, in which he was asked what his favorite number was, and answered 7,256 due to its sheer randomness. Since then, it's become a running gag in Gfd's writing (Homestar Runner-related or otherwise).
 * Apparently the number "7256" is shown as a passcode to open a door in the 1991 film Terminator 2: Judgment Day. This is a coincidence, but it's kind of cool.