“ | I-I-Ice cream beef? Ice cream beef makes your teeth go gre-grey! | ” |
—Steak |
Steak is the primary antagonist of Don't Hug Me I'm Scared 5 and the leader of The Healthy Band. He and Spinach Can are primarily responsible for causing the demise of Duck and manipulating Yellow Guy with a song.
He, alongside other teachers from the web series, has a cameo appearance in the television series episode, "Electricity".
Appearance[]
Steak is a large anthropomorphic steak with a bone protruding from his head, causing it to seem like a toque blanche (chef's hat). He has short brown hair, two round eyes with small black pupils that are placed asymmetrically on his face — one of them higher than the other — and an oblong red nose. His arms are meat-patterned like his torso and his legs are black. He wears large white gloves and large clown-like red shoes with white socks.
In the sixth episode, he appears without his socks.
In Electricity, he is missing his right eye and wearing a pair of white shoes instead of red, still missing his socks. His left eye's pupil is in the shape of an "x", and his mouth is in a straight line. His arms and legs are now both red, without any meat patterning.
Teachings[]
The teachings of Steak can be summed up in three major points:
- Simple food is healthy.
- Unhealthy food causes your teeth to go grey.
- Unhealthy foods are rude to the organs and must evacuate.
Villainous Acts[]
- Spread misinformation about which foods are healthy and which are not.
- Distressed Duck by cutting off his phone call several times.
- Somehow forced Yellow Guy to eat Duck.
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- In Episode 6, he is observed holding a meat cleaver instead of his usual fork.
- He also holds a meat cleaver in his left hand in Electricity, but now with the addition of a white ladle in his other hand. He is seen scraping the utensils against each other, running around and chanting "healthy" or "help me" repeatedly.
- He is the only teacher from the web series to be alive in the void, albeit injured.
- He speaks with a Yorkshire accent.
- In the It's Nice That Interview, Joseph Pelling refers to the Steak as a Lamb Chop.