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The '''Korean monk''' is a Buddhist monk from [[South Korea]]. He works at the [[Jogysea Temple]].
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Latest revision as of 00:12, February 14, 2021

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Korean monk
Korean monk 1.png
Character Information
Gender:
Male ♂
Status:
Alive
Hair: Bald
Occupation: Buddhist monk
First appearance: "E My Sports"
Voiced by: Ken Jeong


The Korean monk is a Buddhist monk from South Korea. He works at the Jogyesa Temple.

History[edit]

When the Simpsons went to the Jogysea Temple, the monks were surprised at how quickly that Homer achieved zen. The first monk said it was amazing whilst the second monk said that Homer was like the reincarnation of the Buddha. When Homer removed his shirt, the first monk said that Homer was the Buddha. The second monk then told the first that he felt bad that he stole Homer's shoes.

Appearances[edit]