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The '''Space Mutants''' are the main characters of {{ap|Space Mutants|films|the series of films of the same name}}. They are extraterrestrial beings whose sole purpose is to feed on the Earth's populace. | The '''Space Mutants''' are the main characters of {{ap|Space Mutants|films|the series of films of the same name}}. They are extraterrestrial beings whose sole purpose is to feed on the Earth's populace. | ||
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| + | Space Mutants are shape-shifting alien creatures. They are fictional characters in the "Space Mutant" movie series. They duisguse themselves as humans to attack other humans. They appear to feed on a being's intimacy, as they are most often seen attacking before a couple make love. According to "Space Mutants V", they attack other beings, but do not eat them whole, as the girl in the movie questions "what happened to the dingo back there". It is possible that it was dingo mating season, but the mutant didn't care for taste. According to its unlock picture from "The Simpsons, Tapped Out", they eat humans entirely, as a pair of worried eyes peek through its mouth. | ||
== Characteristics == | == Characteristics == | ||
[[File:Space Mutants (The Telltale Head).png|thumb|left]] | [[File:Space Mutants (The Telltale Head).png|thumb|left]] | ||
| − | The Mutants are green-colored with three eyes and | + | The Mutants are green-colored with three eyes and four tentacle-like arms. They have two fingers and one thumb on each hand. A small portion of the head sticks out, like a ponytail. They only have two teeth, showing that, like a duck, they may not chew their food, but rather swallow their prey whole. It may also be implied that they use their former prey's skin as a disguise. They do not have any feet, but more slither, or scoot, around like a slug. . |
== Non-canon == | == Non-canon == | ||
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The Space Mutants are the main characters of the series of films of the same name. They are extraterrestrial beings whose sole purpose is to feed on the Earth's populace.
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Description
Space Mutants are shape-shifting alien creatures. They are fictional characters in the "Space Mutant" movie series. They duisguse themselves as humans to attack other humans. They appear to feed on a being's intimacy, as they are most often seen attacking before a couple make love. According to "Space Mutants V", they attack other beings, but do not eat them whole, as the girl in the movie questions "what happened to the dingo back there". It is possible that it was dingo mating season, but the mutant didn't care for taste. According to its unlock picture from "The Simpsons, Tapped Out", they eat humans entirely, as a pair of worried eyes peek through its mouth.
Characteristics
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The Mutants are green-colored with three eyes and four tentacle-like arms. They have two fingers and one thumb on each hand. A small portion of the head sticks out, like a ponytail. They only have two teeth, showing that, like a duck, they may not chew their food, but rather swallow their prey whole. It may also be implied that they use their former prey's skin as a disguise. They do not have any feet, but more slither, or scoot, around like a slug. .
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Episode – "The Telltale Head" - Episode – "Principal Charming"
- Episode – "Colonel Homer"
- Episode – "Bart's Friend Falls in Love"
- Episode – "Homer's Triple Bypass"
- Episode – "Postcards from the Wedge" (merchandise)
Video game – The Simpsons: Tapped Out
References
- ↑ Groening, Matt. Commentary for "Treehouse of Horror II", in The Simpsons: The Complete Third Season.
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