"The Simpsons" has been broadcast for 28 seasons since its launch on December 17, 1989, and it has accompanied us for 28 years, and this big son is not just an animation for Simpson fans, it has also become a culture, a cultural phenomenon. In this extraordinarily long series, the inhabitants of Springfield with four fingers, bulging eyes, and yellow skin have gradually captured our eyeballs over time and occupied our minds, brains, and hearts, and they are now as recognizable as Mickey Mouse, Transformers, and so on. After watching so many episodes of the cartoon in 28 years, about the series, the little friends watched it, loved it, and knew it well, and the demon king elephant (mowangxiang) weakly asked: When Watching this film, can you see the Easter eggs in this season and this episode at a glance? If not, then take a look at this article, which not only brings you the interesting and informative Easter eggs from The Simpsons, but also these easter eggs are quite exciting!
1. Bart was supposed to be the protagonist
Homer Simpson, the protagonist of The Simpsons, is one of the most iconic characters in the history of animation. He has a face that will never grow a beard, an orangutan mouth that "mocks" him, and tens of thousands of mantras, and much of the storyline revolves around his stupid decisions. We're used to Homer's old face, but in the days gone by people it's easy to forget the contours of the characters, but Bart Simpson is hard to forget. According to the animators, Bart had a star-studded appeal at the time, and during the Simpsons hit, Bart's iconic cock-crowned in the middle was pasted by merchandise machines every minute with thousands of dollars on every lunch box, t-shirt and coffee cup. After all, an energetic, rebellious, and broad-minded child seems to have more reason to be a trend icon than his whimsical, big-bellied, balding father. It's no secret that the show strayed from that track and turned to Homer, but Matt Gröning, founder of The Simpsons, said in an interview that there were dramatic reasons for the idea of shifting the show's focus from a rebellious son to a heartless father, as the nonsensical father role would make the cartoon more possible.
2. The reason why the characters of "The Simpsons" are "very yellow" is very simple
While we may never know if The Simpsons suffers from a strange illness, the real reason is matt Gröning's decision to paint his animated characters yellow to create an approachable sense of déjà vu. In an interview, Groening pointed out that he chose yellow-skinned animated characters, mainly due to an animator who showed him a sample, and then he made up his mind to use the color, and the use of yellow was because it would make the audience stand out when browsing TV channels. As many animation studios have pointed out, yellow is a "popular" color that strongly reflects on a blue background, such as the sky and the bottom of the water. (The same is true of SpongeBob SquarePants' strong contrast to the blue ocean.) )
3. The show may end the film with an eternal loop
"The Simpsons" has been with us for countless days and nights since its inception, and if it continues to air, Bart may become a hero in the battle against alien creatures. Despite this, the show almost "ended" several times, but the final result survived. When it comes to the film's "end", then the most eye-catching should be the season drama broadcast in 2011, according to the popular website in the United States, when the "pseudo-final chapter" "Future Imaginary Holiday" looked forward to the future in a bittersweet way with the two characters of Maggie and Homer's grandparents, the show finally ushered in the "big end". Many writers may have discussed what the series' finale was like, but al Gene, the producer of The Simpsons, discussed a possibility of ending the film on Weibo as early as 2014: his idea was to end the series by depicting the Simpson family playing the same Christmas parade as in the first episode of the show, thus making the entire series a "continuous cycle." However, the real finale of The Simpsons may not be in this century, so we can't guarantee that all fans who love the film will see this idea come true.
4. The Causes and Consequences of Barthes's Death
Over the years, a creepy urban saga has circulated on the Internet, which is related to the "lost" episode of The Simpsons. According to the Comics Resource Network, the production team wanted to do everything in its power to cover up the existence of the incident, as it described the death of Bart Simpson in a plane accident in which grief and sadness tore apart the Simpsons, causing grief to spread. Since these rumors first surfaced, there have been occasional videos and pictures to herald this as the last episode. If you think this sounds too "ridiculous", then you guessed it! At the time, the episode "Death of Bart" was nothing more than fake Internet news fabricated by a website with "ulterior motives", and its purpose was only to deceive clicks.
5. In The Simpsons, what exclamation words are used to express sadness, pain, or sadness
When you hit your toes or your fingers with a hammer, you may yell out in pain, "Oops!" Or "Oh! Or you may scold the "Three Character Sutra" and so on. But in The Simpsons, we might hear "What! ”（D'oh!）。 According to the BBC, as early as 2001, the exclamation "Mo" was officially included in the Oxford English Dictionary. According to the dictionary, the original script of The Simpsons did not contain this phrase, describing only "exasperated grunts", while this exclamation was a voice conjured up by Homer's voice actor Dan Castellanetta, and was based on the long exclamation of "Mommy Mo".
6. The origin of the vegetarian Lisa Simpson
Centuries from now, The Simpsons may be hailed as a "who's who" of contemporary celebrities, in which countless movie stars, musicians, writers, and athletes make animated characters for themselves. However, when Sir Paul McCartney, a legendary member of the Beatles, was invited to work on the show, he and his wife, Linda, asked the writers to make a solemn promise that Lisa Simpson's character would have to be vegetarian, and she had to be faithful to it. According to the Huffington Post, this unique appeal is because mcCartneys are vegetarians themselves. It's hard for the writers to say no to the requirements of the former Beatles, so they had to change the script "as required", and in the episode "Lisa the Vegetarian", the animated version of the McCartneys appeared in front of us. Voice actor Hank Azaria claims that the writers sometimes considered making Lisa play a little smarter while eating, but so far, the producers have kept their promise to bring vegetarianism into mainstream society.
7. Homer Simpson's "Joker" personality
This part of the play makes the film super strange. Have you ever noticed that the clown Kusti, who wears makeup and a wig, looks exactly like Homer? It's no coincidence that, according to Entertainment Weekly, the popular animated clown was originally created under Homer's secret identity. Although Bart had so little opinion of his blue-collar father, he was fascinated by the stupid Kusty on TV, much to Homer's chagrin. The storyline of this secret identity is to add a tragic attribute to the animated character Homer, because he desperately wants to get his son's care and love for the Mask Clown. Soon, people thought the plot was too complicated, learned about the serious production team, and then repositioned the role of Kusti.
8. Maggie Simpson's hidden physiological properties
If you've seen Matt Gröning's comic strip Life in Hell, you'll understand the implications. If you don't, the Demon King Elephant can reveal to you that all the characters in the comic have been stretched, and the anthropomorphic rabbit looks a lot like Maggie Simpson. The resemblance is so incredible that, according to the Comics Resource Network, it's related to an old urban legend that Maggie's weird and towering blue hair is actually a wig and hides a pair of rabbit ears. Before you suspect that Bart, Lisa, and Maggie may be half-rabbits, don't worry, Maggie is indeed human in the anime. Looking back at previous episodes, Matt Gröning has personally admitted that his original plan was for Maggie to suddenly discover one day that she is a descendant of the rabbits in Life in Hell. If Maggie's life is a rabbit and Homer's hidden personality is a "clown", then the Simpsons will have a bunch of weird elders. The beginnings of this original plan are still available in 1991's The Simpsons Arcade Game. In the game, Maggie will suck her hair into the vacuum cleaner, at which point we can instantly see her rabbit ears. At the same time, her ears are "exposed" when she is electrocuted.
After watching the Easter eggs of the animation "The Simpsons" above, the Demon King Elephant and the friends around them were really impressed by these extremely exciting, interesting behind-the-scenes footage and "surprises", these Easter eggs not only explained the doubts of the various animation "stems" we encountered while watching the film, but also upgraded the creative grade for the talented production team, and even greatly extended the life cycle of the animation, in this case of three wins, the production team cleverly used this "means" and made it more attractive and deep, It is precisely because of this that Simpson, the "big man", can bring fans this 28-year-old and enduring blockbuster!
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1. What other Easter eggs from The Simpsons? Ask your friends to say "boom boom".
2. In addition to the protagonist family, which animation supporting role do you like? Why?
3. How would you express the meaning of an animated Easter egg in the most popular phrase?
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