Sketch Pad

Sketch Pad! Sketch Pad!

Sketch Pad is a "missing detail" riddle game seen on Crashbox.

Sketch Pad
Seen in	Crashbox
Animation style	2D Animation
Debuted in episode	Episode 1

Synopsis

Taking place at a cafe, a beatnik artist named Sketch Pad (Voiced by Greg Eagles) tells a riddle-like story through pictures. The story, however, will end in a very odd and unfitting way. The goal is to find the missing detail he didn't mention. Sketch will then list some incorrect answers and reveals what really happened afterwards. The story is usually in the form of a lateral thinking puzzle.

Appearances

1. Episode 1
2. Episode 6
3. Episode 7
4. Episode 8
5. Episode 10
6. Episode 11
7. Episode 20
8. Episode 22
9. Episode 24
10. Episode 27
11. Episode 31
12. Episode 33
13. Episode 34
14. Episode 35
15. Episode 36
16. Episode 37
17. Episode 38
18. Episode 40
19. Episode 42
20. Episode 43
21. Episode 45
22. Episode 49
23. Episode 51
24. Episode 52

Trivia

• 9 segments were produced for Season 1, 8 of which were repeated for Season 2A. 7 more segments were produced for Season 2B, making 24 appearances and 16 segments in total.
• In Season 1, this game does not appear from Episodes 12-19.
• In Season 2, the segment is rendered in 60fps instead of 30fps.
• During most of Seasons 1 and 2A's segments (except for Episodes 1 and 27), Sketch says "Believe me, it makes sense." (In the segments for Crashbox 10, 11, and 22) and "'Cause it all makes sense" (in the rest of the Season 1 segments) at the middle. In Episodes 1, 27 and Season 2B's segments, he says "Remember, you can look, but you don't always see." After saying before the former-most and the latter-most lines, Sketch then says a variation of "Check it out", while in the segments for Crashbox 6 and 24, Sketch then asks the question.
  • In the episodes where Sketch says "Believe me it makes sense" and "Remember, you can look, but you don't always see", Sketch then says a variation of "Are you seeing it now?" after asking the question.
• Sketch's voice actor also voices Captain Bob in Think Tank.
• The music in the game is "Walking Blues" by Otto Sieben, with a custom saxophone track added by the producers.
• This game is the second game played in the first episode and the second-to-last game played in the final episode, nearly giving the series a case of bookends.