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- "Please don't take our freak!"
- ―Carl Carlson about Muk Mu[src]
Muk Mu
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Character Information
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Muk Mu is a huge basketball player, nicknamed "The Human North Pole".
History
After Lisa made a speech about stopping Mr. Burns making his new basketball stadium, Burns stated that Muk Mu would have to be on the first kayak back to Ketchikan, Alaska. The crowd then appears upset and starts to chant "Muk Mu" in support of him.
Personality
- "Tuqurunga aghloonik." (Translated to "I kill whales for fun")
―Muk Mu[sup]
Lisa thinks he's a gentle loving soul. In reality, he kills whales for fun.
Appearances
Factfiles from Simpsons World the Ultimate Episode Guide: Seasons 1-20
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