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*The show also seems to be a reference to [[wikipedia:Transformers|Transformers]]. | *The show also seems to be a reference to [[wikipedia:Transformers|Transformers]]. | ||
*The show seems to be a refrence to Gundam | *The show seems to be a refrence to Gundam | ||
| + | *The Battle Seizure Robot makes an appearance in the Nintendo DS version of [[Big Super Happy Fun Fun Game]]. It is summoned by Homer to finish off a Sparklemon. | ||
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*{{ep|Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo}} | *{{ep|Thirty Minutes Over Tokyo}} | ||
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Battling Seizure Robots
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Battling Seizure Robots (戦闘ロボットシージャー Sentou Robotto Shījā) is a Japanese TV show which the Simpsons see while they're vacationing in Japan.
Bart notices the show on TV and says, "Isn't that show supposed to cause seizures?" Immediately afterwards, he is having a seizure. Soon, everyone but Homer is having a seizure. Homer doesn't know what's up with everyone rolling on the floor and babbling incoherently, but he figures he'll go along with it, so he starts rolling and babbling on purpose. When a commerical comes on, everyone's seizures stop. When the show resumes, so do the seizures, this time also affecting Homer.
The show seems to be about giant robots battling each other. The flashes from their weapons cause the seizures.
Behind the Laughter
- Battling Seizure Robots is a reference to an early Pokémon episode, "Electric Soldier Porygon." During its original airing in 1997, the episode caused 685 children in Japan to have seizures.
- The show also seems to be a reference to Transformers.
- The show seems to be a refrence to Gundam
- The Battle Seizure Robot makes an appearance in the Nintendo DS version of Big Super Happy Fun Fun Game. It is summoned by Homer to finish off a Sparklemon.
