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| − | The following is a '''list of animals''' appearing in the [[Fox Broadcasting Company|Fox]] [[List of animated television series|animated television series]] ''[[The Simpsons]]''.
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| − | ==Main animals==
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| − | ===Santa's Little Helper===
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| − | ''See'':[[Santa's Little Helper]]
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| − | ===Snowball I and II===
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| − | ''See'':[[Snowball Series]]
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| − | ==Recurring Animals==
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| − | ===Blinky===
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| − | ''See'':[[Blinky]]
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| − | ===Goldfish===
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| − | Usually only seen in the background, the Simpson family own two unnamed [[goldfish]], although the Simpson children have been seen burying one of their pet goldfish '''Goldie'''. In "[[Lisa Gets an "A"]]" Homer pours a large amount of salt in their tank for his lobster [[#Pinchy|Pinchy]], almost killing them, much to Lisa's chagrin. In "[[I, (Annoyed Grunt)-Bot|I, D'oh-Bot]]" [[Snowball (The Simpsons)#Snowball III|Snowball III]] drowns in their tank while attempting to eat them.
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| − | ===Jub-Jub===
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| − | ''See'':[[Jub-Jub]]
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| − | === Mr. Teeny ===
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| − | ''See'':[[Mr. Teeny]]
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| − | ===Nibbles===
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| − | '''Nibbles''' is a hamster that first appears in "[[Skinner's Sense of Snow]]". After [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]] is captured by the school kids and bound in a dodgeball sack, he tries to use Nibbles as a last resort of getting help by placing him in a plastic ball with a note and releasing him; hoping somebody will receive the note. When he returns, Skinner requests that Nibbles "chew through [his] [[Scrotum|'ball sack'"]], causing a disturbed Nibbles to flee. He later appears in "[[She of Little Faith]]" as the astronaut of Homer and Bart's model rocket. The rocket loses control and Nibbles ejects himself from the cockpit, causing the rocket to destroy the church. It is shown he has a "wife" in this episode, whom Bart states ate three of their babies.
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| − | ===Stampy===
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| − | ''See'':[[Stampy]]
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| − | ==One-Time Animals==
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| − | ===Duncan/Furious D===
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| − | [[Image:Babf09.jpg|left|thumb|[[Bart Simpson|Bart]] jockeys Duncan (Furious D).]]
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| − | '''Duncan''', later renamed '''Furious D''', was [[Homer Simpson|Homer]] and [[Bart Simpson|Bart]]'s [[Horse racing|racehorse]] in the 2000 episode "[[Saddlesore Galactica]]." Duncan's original job was as a stunt animal, trained to jump into a pool from a diving board (although he was forced to and did not participate willingly). Homer then bought the horse and started training him as a racehorse. As Duncan did not do well (he raced towards the finish line when the race was already over), Homer and Bart decided to give him a bit more attitude. They accomplished this by dying his hair, giving him a nose-ring (among other accessories), and changing his name to "Furious D" (a parody of [[Dennis Rodman]]). Although Homer was threatened by the other [[jockey]]s (who took him to their world—the [[pixie]] world), Furious D still won the race and was allowed to go into retirement as a stud.
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| − | ===Laddie===<!-- This section is linked from [[Skull and Bones]] -->
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| − | '''Laddie''' is a [[collie]] owned by Bart in "[[The Canine Mutiny]]" and is a parody of [[Lassie]]. Bart orders him from a [[mail order|catalogue]] using a fake [[credit card]], because he is designed to be the ultimate dog, able to use a flushing toilet and perform multiple household chores which quickly wins the hearts of the whole family. When Bart's credit card goes unpaid, the repo men come to take the dog away. Bart lies and tells them that [[Santa's Little Helper]] was the dog he ordered causing him to be taken away instead. Eventually, Bart feels guilty and decides to give Laddie away to the police force and try to recover Santa's Little Helper.
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| − | In "[[You Kent Always Say What You Want]]" a dog identical to Laddie appears briefly when Marge travels through the Springfield dog park; whether this was Laddie isn't confirmed.
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| − | ===Chirpy Boy and Bart Junior===
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| − | In "[[Bart the Mother]]", Bart mothers two lizards who hatch from eggs from a bird's nest after shooting the bird which he thought was their mother. The two lizards are called '''Chirpy Boy''' and '''Bart Junior'''. Bart brings them to the local Bird Watching Association to ask what type of bird they are and [[Seymour Skinner|Principal Skinner]] tells him that they are dangerous lizards that eat pigeons and must be killed. Bart attempts to run away with the lizards but they eventually fly away on their own and breed, ending Springfield's pigeon infestation.
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| − | ===Mojo===
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| − | [[Image:Mojo(Simpsons).jpg|thumb|right|Mojo the monkey]]
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| − | '''Mojo''' was [[Homer Simpson]]'s [[helper monkey]] in "[[Girly Edition]]." He eventually adopts Homer's unhealthy lifestyle and becomes incredibly obese.
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| − | Homer decides to use his [[Abraham Simpson|enfeebled father]] in order to qualify for the services of the highly trained and intelligent Mojo, whom he basically intends to use as a [[Simian]] slave. Mojo, however, soon realizes this — as well as the fact he prefers Homer's sedentary lifestyle to the job he has been trained to perform. In one occasion, Homer sends Mojo to steal doughnuts from Lard Lads Donuts and bring them back to him. Mojo steals the doughnuts, but then eats them himself, which leads to a scolding from Homer.
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| − | Homer's unhealthy lifestyle soon takes its toll on Mojo, and he becomes bloated and lethargic. [[Marge Simpson|Marge]] becomes upset with Homer because of Mojo's poor health, and he tries to show her that Mojo is still agile with a pathetic dance by the monkey that ends with Mojo collapsing. Seeing that Mojo is no longer of any use and afraid of having to potentially answer for a dead monkey, Homer returns Mojo to the lab, dropping him off anonymously at the door. The lab attendant, alarmed by Mojo's condition, hands him a keyboard to type what was wrong and the monkey enters "PRAY…FOR…MOJO."
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| − | ===Pinchy===
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| − | '''Pinchy''' (full name '''Mr. Pinchy''') is [[Homer Simpson|Homer's]] pet [[lobster]] in "[[Lisa Gets an "A"]]". Homer buys Pinchy with the intention of fattening and then eating him. However, when Pinchy becomes old enough to be eaten, Homer is too emotionally attached to eat him. When Marge prepares to cook the lobster, Homer refuses but Pinchy is accidentally boiled by a hot bath he gives him. Homer simultaneously consumes and mourns Pinchy, weeping inconsolably, and refuses to share because Pinchy would have wanted it that way. While eating Pinchy, Homer says that he wishes that Pinchy were there to enjoy eating him.
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| − | ===Princess===
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| − | [[Image:Simpsons 8F06.png|200px|right|thumb|Princess with [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]]]]
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| − | '''Princess''' was Lisa's [[pony]] in "[[Lisa's Pony]]". Homer buys her for Lisa, hoping to regain her love again after he disappoints her one time too many. The pony is expensive to own, so Homer gets a second job at the [[Kwik-E-Mart]] along with his job at the [[Springfield Nuclear Power Plant|nuclear power plant]], causing him to become overly stressed. Lisa realises that Homer has made a large sacrifice for the pony, so she gives up Princess.
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| − | ===She's The Fastest===
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| − | '''She's The Fastest''' is Santa's Little Helper's girlfriend which he meets at the greyhound-racetrack in "[[Two Dozen and One Greyhounds]]". After mating on the track, the Simpsons adopt her. She gives birth to twenty five puppies which are eventually stolen by [[Montgomery Burns|Mr. Burns]] to create a fur coat. This Simpson's episode is a parody of 101 Dalmatians.
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| − | ===Space Coyote (Homer's spirit guide)===
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| − | [[Image:Cashsimpsons.jpg|thumb||Homer's Spirit Guide|The Space Coyote]]
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| − | '''Homer's Spirit Guide''' is a '''[[coyote]]''' who appears in the 1997 episode "[[El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)]]". Homer first encounters him during a [[hallucination|hallucinatory trip]] caused by [[Guatemala]]n [[chili pepper]]s (grown by inmates of an [[psychiatric hospital|insane asylum]]) that he ate at a chili cookoff. Homer starts to question if Marge really is his [[soulmate]], and the coyote makes him realize that he must improve his relationship with Marge. He also tries to gnaw on Homer's leg, citing the reason (when he is kicked away) that he is still a coyote. His voice is supplied by legendary singer [[Johnny Cash]]. After Homer's [[hallucination|hallucinatory trip]] the coyote appears to be a dog who tells Homer to 'Find his soul mate'. Homer notes that dogs cant talk, the dog barks and Homer says 'Damn straight!'
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| − | ===Strangles===
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| − | '''Strangles''' is Bart's pet snake. He appears in [[Stop, or My Dog Will Shoot!]] Strangles becomes the Simpson's pet snake after Santa's Little Helper becomes a police dog after a corn maze incident with Homer. Strangles escapes from a show-and-tell class and eventually saves Bart's life with Santa's Little Helper. At the end of the episode, Willie adopts Strangles and keeps him in a fire hose container.
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| − | ==Movie Animals==
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| − | ===Multi-Eyed Squirrel===
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| − | A pink, mutated, multi-eyed squirrel with 38 eyes positioned 360 degrees around his head (counting the two on his sides which pop out later than the rest), tannish-white chipmunk-like markings on his head and back and sharp, pointy fangs who appears in ''[[The Simpsons Movie]]'', voiced by [[Dan Castellaneta]]. He is mutated at Lake Springfield after Homer dumps an overflowing silo filled with pig excrement into the already heavily polluted lake, causing it to become highly toxic. When chased into the lake by a raccoon, it emerges a mutant. While on a hike together nearby, Bart and Flanders encounter the mutant before it is captured by the [[United States Environmental Protection Agency|EPA]] and presented to President [[Arnold Schwarzenegger|Schwarzenegger]]. The mutant squirrel is seen in the ''Simpsons Movie'' figure set "What You Lookin' At?", depicting the scene where he is found by Bart and Ned Flanders during a hike. The squirrel was originally concealed in early pictures of the set, presumably to avoid any leaked plot information, but pictures of the full, unblocked set soon leaked onto the internet before the figure's release.
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| − | He also briefly appears in the altered opening sequence of the first episode of the Simpsons 19th season, "[[He Loves to Fly and He D'oh's]]", where he is seen jumping on Bart and being hit by a wrecking ball.
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| − | ===Plopper===<!--Do not rename the section, every section/page that redirects here does so to this name.-->
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| − | {{Redirect3|Spider-Pig|For the variation of Spider-Man who happens to be a pig, see [[Spider-Ham]].}}
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| − | '''Plopper''' (also known as '''Spider-Pig''', later renamed to '''Harry Plopper''') is a pig dressed in a baker's hat, where he appears in a TV ad to promote Krusty's new burger. After filming is completed, Krusty orders the pig to be made into a sandwich and Homer immediately becomes upset about this, claiming that animals wearing human clothing cannot be slaughtered. In a desperate bid for freedom, the pig runs up to Homer, who immediately adopts him. Marge disagrees with the proposal as she believes the pig to be the bringer of doom that Grampa mentions in his prophecy. Later, while Marge is clearing pig tracks off the floor she ponders why they are also on the ceiling and Homer is seen making him walk on the ceiling while Homer was singing "Spider Pig", a parody of the [[Spider-Man theme song]].
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| − | Eventually, Marge wonders where all of the pig's waste is going, and Homer shows her an overflowing silo marked "Pig Crap", and tells her that the pig, now renamed [[Harry Potter (character)|Harry Plopper]] and seen with glasses and a lightning bolt-shaped scar, and himself have filled the entire silo within two days. Marge pleads with him to properly dispose of the silo, but Homer dumps it in Lake Springfield, leading to the toxic polluting of the lake and the events thereafter. When an angry mob ambushes and attacks the Simpsons, Ned attempts to help them escape by moving a plank from his window to theirs; Plopper ignores Homer's pleas not to touch the plank and pushes it, causing them to fall (saving them from arrows). The entire house is devoured and destroyed by a [[sinkhole]] in the Simpsons' backyard, which might have led to the assumption that he was killed in the movie. However, Plopper is shown in the couch gag for the episode ''[[He Loves to Fly and He D'oh's]]'' where Homer refers to him as his "summer love," proving that he did survive the building collapse. <ref>[http://tv.ign.com/articles/808/808965p1.html]</ref>
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| − | Plopper appears again in the "Heck House" segment of the episode ''[[Treehouse of Horror XVIII]]'', in which Bart drops Plopper from the roof onto Homer's head. Plopper proceeds to run around the yard with Homer trailing from his backside.
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| − | [[Image:SimpsonsBitey.png|thumb|right|150px|Bitey the Opossum]]
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| − | * '''Bart Junior''', "[[Girls Just Want to Have Sums]]", There are two Bart Juniors. One is a frog caught by [[Bart Simpson]] and kept as a [[pet]]. When Bart and Lisa's school was [[Sex segregation|segregated]] by [[gender]], Bart commented that he could now walk down the hall with Bart Junior "hanging out". He then reaches into his pocket and pulls out a [[frog]] which he identifies as "Bart Junior". The frog states (through subtitles) that he thought Bart was talking about his [[penis]]. The other Bart Junior was one of Bart's two lizards which he mothers in "[[Bart the Mother]]".
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| − | * '''Bitey''', "[[Marge vs. the Monorail]]", an [[Opossum]] who lives in the [[monorail]] with her babies. Homer's statement "I call the big one Bitey" is [[Matt Groening]]'s all-time favorite Simpsons line<ref>{{cite video| people= Matt Groening ("The Simpsons" creator)| year= 2004| date= June 15| title= [[The Simpsons DVD boxsets#The Complete Fourth Season|"The Simpsons" Complete Fourth season (Disc 1)]] "A Word from Matt Groening"| medium= DVD, Television Production| publisher= [[Fox Broadcasting Company]]| location= | time= | quote= I think it has my all-time favorite Simpsons' line in the history of the show...}}</ref>.
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| − | * '''Buttercup''', "[[Jazzy and the Pussycats]]", a former circus tiger adopted by Lisa; after being startled, Buttercup bites into Bart's "drumming arm", causing nerve damage and leaving him unable to play the drums. Buttercup is later sent to live a wildlife preserve.
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| − | * '''Canary M. Burns''', "[[C.E. D'oh]]", a [[canary]] that [[C. Montgomery Burns]] uses as the legal owner of the [[Springfield Nuclear Powerplant]] to take punishment for any crimes the powerplant is responsible for.
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| − | * '''Cinnamon''', "[[I, D'oh-Bot]]", Marge's childhood pet [[guinea pig]], who died after chewing through an [[extension cord]]. She is apparently still quite tearful about the incident. Mentioned by Marge when [[Snowball (The Simpsons)#Snowball II|Snowball II]] dies. It is also the name of a rat, amongst many others, being forced out of the nuclear power plant by [[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]] in preparation for the Olympics, as seen in "[[The Old Man and the "C" Student]]".
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| − | * '''Control hamster''', "[[Bart the Genius]]", Bart cheats his way to be in a school with no boundaries, at which a legitimate student is running a test with one hamster which has a staphylococci virus and another with no virus, 'the control'.
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| − | * '''Esquilax''', "[[Lisa's Wedding]]", that is described by [[Clancy Wiggum|Chief Wiggum]] as a legendary [[chimera (mythology)|chimera]], a horse bearing the head of a rabbit and the body of a rabbit, to [[Lisa Simpson|Lisa]] when she visits a [[Middle Ages|medieval]]-themed [[fair]] run by the townsfolk. Lisa is shown a live esquilax—which is in fact just a regular [[rabbit]]; Lisa chases after it when it "gallops" away, causing her to find the fortune tent.
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| − | * '''Fantastipotamus''', "[[Hello Gutter, Hello Fadder]]", a fictional animal that [[Ron Howard]]'s daughter claims will only sing twice per day. They see this animal because they state that they "don't go to the regular zoo".
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| − | * '''Furious George''', "[[The Mansion Family]]", a monkey owned by [[Montgomery Burns|Mr. Burns]] who is injured in a monkey knife fight started by Homer. His name is a play on the fictional monkey character, [[Curious George]].
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| − | * '''General Sherman''', "[[The War of the Simpsons]]", a legendary [[catfish]]. He lives in Catfish Lake, wich is the place where Marge's and Homer's marriage counseling is being held. Homer catches him, but Marge sees him thinking he dont care about their marriage. To prove this is not the case, he releases him. He is named after the Civil War era [[William Tecumseh Sherman|Union general]].
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| − | * '''Henry''', "[[Jazzy and the Pussycats]]", a yellow bird briefly adopted by Lisa after she sees the animal shelter manager threaten to put him down due to him knowing her darkest secret: she likes putting animals to sleep. He is later adopted by [[Professor Frink]].
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| − | * '''Lincoln Squirrel''', "[[Radio Bart]]", As [[List of recurring characters from The Simpsons#Dave Shutton|Dave Shutton]] writes a story about Bart being trapped in the well, he discovers a bigger story. Kent Brockman announces that a squirrel that resembles [[Abraham Lincoln]] has been found. Later in the episode, the townspeople hurry with shovels to dig Bart out. Simultaneously, it is announced that the squirrel has been assassinated, with Kent saying that they will stay with the story all night. The Lincoln Squirrel also makes a cameo appearance on a newspaper in ''[[The Simpsons Hit & Run]]''.
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| − | * '''[[Loch Ness Monster]]''', "[[Monty Can't Buy Me Love]]", [[Mr. Burns]] tries to capture the [[Loch Ness]] monster to become more popular with the public. The camera flashes of the press drive Burns insane and sends him on a rampage, scaring the townspeople. Nessie is currently working at a casino.
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| − | * '''Mittens''', "[[Lisa's Rival]]", [[Ralph Wiggum]]'s pet cat. In "[[Children of a Lesser Clod]]" he thinks that 'mitten' is a [[Profanity|swearword]].
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| − | * '''Mr. Mooch''', "[[The Haw-Hawed Couple]]", [[Nelson Muntz|Nelson]]'s pet cat whose eyes are runny.
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| − | * '''Peruvian fighting frogs''', "[[Brake My Wife, Please]]", Bart and [[Milhouse]] both got them as a school project.
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| − | * '''Rosa Barks''', [[Julius Hibbert|Dr. Hibbert]]'s pet poodle, who has babies after "making a booty call" to Santa's Little Helper. Her name is a pun on [[African American]] [[civil rights]] figure [[Rosa Parks]], and is ironically white.
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| − | * '''Shifty-eyed dog''', "[[Beyond Blunderdome]]", Homer is pitching a movie idea to [[Mel Gibson]], who says to put a dog with eyes that shift back and forth, to make it look like the dog was behind the incident. Mel detests the idea, but at the very end of the episode there is dog shifting its eyes back and forth.
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| − | * '''Sir Oinks-a-lot''',"[[Homer Goes to College]]", The pig mascot of the Springfield A&M University. He is kidnapped and intoxicated with malt liquor by Homer.
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| − | * '''Snuffy''', "[[Bart Vs. Thanksgiving]]", Lisa's late hamster, the subject of the second verse of "Meditations on Turning Eight".
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| − | * '''Stuart''', a duck who works for Mr. Burns. His main job at the plant is to tug around a small wagon carrying a glowing [[uranium]] rod, which requires him to wear a hardhat. He is shown to lack "team spirit" when he pecks the head of a passed-out coworker.
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| − | * '''The Raven''', "[[Treehouse of Horror]]", Bart is a Raven which torments Homer. The skit is a send-up on the poem by [[Edgar Allan Poe]] of the [[The Raven|same name]].
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| − | * '''Toot-Toot''', "[[Bart Has Two Mommies]]", [[List of celebrities in The Simpsons#Mr. Teeny|Mr. Teeny]]'s mother who adopts Bart as a son, only to be replaced by Mr. Teeny afterwards.
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| − | * '''The Tortoise'''," [[El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)]]", is another creature encountered during Homer's "[[El Viaje Misterioso de Nuestro Jomer (The Mysterious Voyage of Homer)|spirit journey]]". The tortoise is supposed to lead Homer to a place where all his questions will be answered. The tortoise however moves too slow for Homer, so he gives it a helpful yet violent kick in the direction it is moving, and then runs after it. The tortoise then wordlessly instructs Homer to climb a small platform that turns into a giant [[pyramid]] when Homer walks towards it. Homer asks if it has grown because he kicked him, and the tortoise simply nods with a smug look on its face.
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| − | * '''Wiggle Puppy''', "[[This Little Wiggy]]", As [[Chief Wiggum]] explains to Marge, he is "[[Ralph Wiggum|Ralphie's]]" imaginary friend who flies around by wagging his tail.
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| − | * '''Stingy''', "[[Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming]]", the scorpion, as [[Krusty]]'s stand-in/emergency character for [[Itchy]] on the Krusty The Klown show when it is moved to the Alkali Flatts in the Springfield Badlands.
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