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Kkhaltel City

This city, and the cave before it, is named after a place in Alaska called Kkhaltel (or Kaltag).

If you beat the Gym, you get TM 94 Rock Tomp.

The path to Route 4 is blocked by two cuttable trees, so you have to beat the Gym to progress any further, since the second Gym Badge allows you to use the HM Cut out of battle. (You can use it in battle as early as Yoot City, since that's where you get the HM Cut, but you can't use it out of battle to cut the cuttable trees until you beat the second Gym.)
Nibi Machine

The Nibi Machine is a "machine" in the Wm Temple that will take you to the place of a random legendary Pokemon that you can catch. Once you catch the legendary in that place, it won't take you to that place again, unless it's the Mist Tower, where it won't take you to that place again once you catch both Latias and Latios. Sometimes, there are things to do that are required to get to the area of some legendaries.

Note: Rotom and Silvally are not legendaries in this game.

You can breed Manaphy with Ditto to get a Phione. You can breed Naganadel with Ditto to get a Poipole. You can breed Melmetal with Ditto to get a Meltan. You can breed one type of Urshifu with Ditto to get a Kubfu that evolves into the other type of Urshifu. You can breed Solgaleo and Lunala together to get a Cosmog, but only once.
New Way to Battle Wild Pokemon

In Pokemon Ultimate, there is a new form of battling wild Pokemon.
When you first encounter a wild Pokemon, it will say the wild Pokemon appeared message, and ask you if you want to battle it or run away. You only send out your Pokemon if you choose to battle it. You can see if it's a shiny, and you don't have the option to run away from a shiny.
In battle, you have the same options as before, except that using a Poke Ball will prompt the "You can't use this here!" message.
Now, you have to defeat a wild Pokemon before you can catch it, then you get an option that says "Catch or don't catch". The option "catch" gives that Pokemon to your team or your box, and the option "don't catch" makes you run away after defeating it. If you don't catch a Pokemon your team gets experience.
Unless you don't have any Poke Balls, you can't select "don't catch" on a shiny Pokemon.
The only Poke Balls are Poke Balls and Master Balls.
Using a Master Ball allows you to catch a Pokemon without defeating it first.
Zug Town

**Zug Town** is the town where the player starts. There are 3 houses in it, the player's house, the rival's house, and Professor Pine's house. When you go to Professor Pine's house to get a starter, you find that a Pokemon is attacking him on Route 1 and you have to save him using a starter Pokemon. Your rival, Thethe goes too.

Name origin: Named after Zug, a town in Switzerland.
任務

## 1000元任務

* **蔽路之石**：上繳20個安山岩(放置於副手上繳)
* **禁忌之果**：上繳1顆蘋果(放置於副手上繳)
* **立直人偶**：上繳1個盔甲架(放置於副手上繳)
* **光明起源**：上繳10個煤炭(放置於副手上繳)
* **擴展世界**：上繳1個工作台(放置於副手上繳)
* **漆黑之物**：上繳1個黑色染料(放置於副手上繳)
* **體無完膚**：上繳3張皮革(放置於副手上繳)
* **泥濘不堪**：上繳25個泥土(放置於副手上繳)
* **煙燻工訪**：上繳1個煙燻爐(放置於副手上繳)
* **汪洋大度**：上繳1個儲物箱(放置於副手上繳)
* **攀登向上**：上繳10個梯子(放置於副手上繳)
* **甘甜牛乳**：上繳1桶牛奶(放置於副手上繳)
* **稀有工具**：上繳2個鐵鋤(放置於副手上繳)
* **頁岩薄石**：上繳2個石製壓力版(放置於副手上繳)
* **器具之祖**：上繳100根木棒(放置於副手上繳)
* **透明之牆**：上繳5個玻璃(放置於副手上繳)
* **塵沙飛揚**：上繳20個沙子(放置於副手上繳)
* **石器時代**：上繳100個鵝軟石(放置於副手上繳)
* **束縛鎖鏈**：上繳1條鎖鏈(放置於副手上繳)
* **開採之光**：上繳50根火把(放置於副手上繳)
* **陷阱寶箱**：上繳1個陷阱儲物箱(放置於副手上繳)

## 1500元任務

* **附魔書本**：繳交2本附魔書(放置於副手上繳)
* **陳年久釀**：繳交2個發酵蜘蛛眼(放置於副手上繳)
* **空氣汙染**：繳交100個木炭(放置於副手上繳)
* **平靜面孔**：繳交5個偵測器(放置於副手上繳)
* **群品博覽**：繳交20個物品展示框(放置於副手上繳)
* **書不盡言**：上繳3個書櫃(放置於副手上繳)
* **萬毒之王**：繳交2隻河豚(放置於副手上繳)
* **甜蜜工訪**：繳交1個蜂箱(放置於副手上繳)
* **金光軌跡**：繳交7個動力鐵軌(放置於副手上繳)
* **寶石之王**：繳交2顆鑽石(放置於副手上繳)
* **音樂達人-苦力怕**：上繳1張唱片 (副手放置木棒上繳)
* **鍍金之物**：繳交2顆金蘋果(放置於副手上繳)
* **萬聖準備**：繳交2個南瓜派(放置於副手上繳)
* **佛要金裝**：繳交2件黃金胸甲(放置於副手上繳)
* **生日準備**：繳交1個蛋糕(放置於副手上繳)
* **闇獄晝光**：繳交5個螢光石(放置於副手上繳)
* **紅色菌絲**：繳交20個紅色蘑菇(放置於副手上繳)
* **漿炎晶石**：繳交50塊玄武岩(放置於副手上繳)
* **鐘聲響起**：繳交1個村民的鐘(放置於副手上繳)
* **洋蔥魔石**：繳交1塊哭泣的黑曜石(放置於副手上繳)
* **青色誘餌**：繳交2根扭曲菌絲釣竿(放置於副手上繳)

## 2000元任務

* **霹靂一閃**：討伐3隻速爆苦力怕。
* **無盾對狙**：全隊身上不帶盾牌討伐5隻骷髏系怪物。
* **炫耀戰鬥**：使用鑽石鋤頭擊倒3隻殭屍。
* **草隱英雄**：在兩格草內擊倒6隻怪物。
* **即刻拆彈**：擊倒4隻被打火石點燃待爆的苦力怕。
* **惡靈獵手**：擊倒2隻地獄幽靈。
* **視線之外**：擊倒3隻距離40格以上的怪物。
* **戳弄爆彈**：使用木劍戳弄苦力怕100次。
* **萌物殺手**：擊倒10隻幼生態生物。
* **焚怪淨潔**：討伐20隻燃燒中的敵意生物。
* **巨人殺手**：擊倒1隻鐵巨人。
* **擋隔豬撞**：使用盾牌防禦豬人攻擊100次。
* **怒火爆刃**：對殭屍造成10點輸出以上15次。
* **潛海威脅**：擊倒6隻沉屍。
* **輾壓蜘蛛**：使用鐵鏟拍打蜘蛛100次。
* **趁豬不備**：攻擊為撿到金碇而高興的豬布林4次。
* **豬突猛進**：擊倒2隻豬布獸。
* **地獄殭屍**：在地獄裡擊倒1隻殭屍。

## 3000元任務

* **峻岩屍王**：擊倒由殭屍透過噩招夢淚變異的BOSS。
* **群骸馭主**：擊倒由骷髏透過噩招夢淚變異的BOSS。
* **苦力怕女王**：擊倒由苦力怕透過噩招夢淚變異的BOSS。
* **帝皇惡蛛**：擊倒由蜘蛛透過噩招夢淚變異的BOSS。

## MVP大賽中的地獄特殊任務

* **青蕈蘑菇**：上繳5個扭曲蕈菇(放置於副手上繳)(1250元)
* **紅蕈蘑菇**：上繳5個緋紅蕈菇(放置於副手上繳)(1250元)
* **地獄基石**：上繳100個地獄石(放置於副手上繳)(1250元)

* **熔岩彈球**：上繳20個岩漿球(放置於副手上繳)(1750元)
* **著名建材**：上繳20個石英方塊(放置於副手上繳)(1750元)
* **堡壘基根**：上繳100個地獄磚頭(放置於副手上繳)(1750元)

* **烈火之神**：擊倒3隻烈焰神。(2250元)
* **惡意曝露**：使用追跡箭矢擊倒10隻敵意生物。(2250元)
* **遠古奇礦**：上繳1個遠古遺骸(放置於副手上繳)(2250元)
Pokemon Ultimate Wiki

**Welcome to the Pokemon Ultimate Wiki!**
We're a collaborative community website about Pokemon Ultimate that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

A wiki for the Pokemon fan game, Pokemon Ultimate.
Rival

There are 3 rivals in Pokemon Ultimate. Damian (who can be named), Nouf, and Tkuayaum. Damian gets a starter that is strong to yours, Nouf gets a starter that is weak to yours, and Tkuayaum's starter is a Pikachu.

Battles against Damian:

1. Route 1 after defeating the wild Pokemon that's attacking Professor Pine.

2. The entrance to Sout Forest.

3. Qpour Town. After you defeat Damian here, you must also battle your other two rivals.

4. At the entrance to Nbun City.

5. Kuzu City.

6. At the entrance to Vvng City.

7. At the end of Victory Road.

Postgame battles against Damian:

8. Route 20, near the end of the Npuitcin Quest.

9. In the second Victory Road in the Pokemon League rematches.

Battles against Nouf:

1. Tsutsutsi City after saving a scientist from getting eaten by her.

2. Qpour Town, after you beat Damian.

3. In Hfir Town, infront of the entrance to Passage Cave.

4. In Xzyit City after you beat the 8th gym.

Battles against Tkuayaum:

1. In Qpour Town after you beat Damian and Nouf.

2. At the entrance to Nbun City after you defeat Damian.

3. Kuzu City after you defeat Damian.

4. At the end of Victory Road after you defeat Damian.

All 4 times you battle Tkuayaum, you just defeated Damian.
Krusty Gets Busted

"**Krusty Gets Busted**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Homer stops by the Kwik-E-Mart on the way home from work and sees a masked clown resembling Krusty committing a robbery. After Homer identifies him at a police lineup and in the courtroom, Krusty is convicted and sentenced to prison. Bart is upset because he idolizes Krusty. Reverend Lovejoy urges the town's residents to destroy Krusty's merchandise.

Krusty's sidekick Sideshow Bob becomes the host of the clown show, renamed *The Side-Show Bob Cavalcade of Whimsy*. Bob retools the show to focus on education and classic literature while retaining *The Itchy and Scratchy Show*. Refusing to accept that his hero could have committed the crime, Bart enlists Lisa's help to prove Krusty's innocence.

At the crime scene, Bart and Lisa recall the robber read a magazine and used a microwave oven; Krusty is illiterate and has an artificial pacemaker which requires him to avoid microwave radiation. When Bart and Lisa visit Sideshow Bob to learn whether Krusty had any enemies, he gives them tickets to his show. During the live broadcast, Bart is invited on stage with Bob, who dismisses Bart's points about the microwave and magazine; Bob claims that Krusty never listened to doctors and that you can enjoy the cartoons in a magazine without being able to read.

When Bob says he has a lot of "big shoes to fill", Bart remembers how the robber screamed in pain when Homer stepped on his foot during the robbery. Despite wearing large clown shoes, Krusty has small feet and would not have felt Homer stepping on his toes. Bart deduces that Sideshow Bob is the *real* robber since he had the most to gain from Krusty's downfall, and that his big feet literally fill his long clown shoes. To prove this, he hits Bob's shoes with a mallet, making Bob scream in pain and exposing his large feet. While watching the show, the police realize they failed to notice this piece of evidence and head to the studio to arrest Bob.

His crime exposed, Bob confesses the reason he framed Krusty: he hated spending years on the receiving end of his humiliating gags while Krusty "squandered a fortune on his vulgar appetites". Bob vows revenge on Bart while being led away.

Krusty is freed after the charges against him are dropped. He regains the trust of the town's residents and Homer apologizes for fingering him in court. Krusty thanks Bart for uncovering the truth and sticking to his convictions. Bart hangs a picture of himself shaking hands with Krusty in his bedroom, which he refills with Krusty decor and merchandise.

## Appearances

*Main article: Krusty Gets Busted/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Krusty Gets Busted/Gallery*
Gym

In the Ubife region, gyms work a bit differnt. Instead of battling gym trainers in the gym and the Gym Leader at the end of the Gym, there are no Gym Trainers. When you talk to the Gym Leader after reaching them at the end of the gym puzzle, you will start a tournament, which contains the Gym Trainers, different for each gym.
Yellow Cyber World

Yellow Cyber World is the second Cyber World you visit. Team Instinct has taken over the Yellow Cyber World. Once you defeat the boss of Team Instinct, Spark, you get the chance to catch Zapdos, which was in Spark's team and now is allowing itself to be caught by you. Once you catch, defeat, or run away from Zapdos, the Yellow Cyber World turns back into just Cyber World and the Red Cyber World unlocks.
Thermonuclear cyborg Henry Stickmin

## Henry stickmin cyborg thermonuclear

Thermonuclear

Literally very strong and powerful

## Before he gets thermonuclear

When Henry stickmin fights the mane 6 after a long fight henry stickmin is about to defeat them but the mane 6 gets a pillar power up mane 6 power up and young six power up and made a hyper elemental hadoken which made henry weak and the mane 6 drops henry stickmin almost from space but ellie comes and sacrifice herself which means that henry stickmin will be come more powerful than the hyper elemental hadoken.

## When Thermonuclear

He comes to get revenge and gets strong and powerful then the mane 6 does the powerful thing again but henry stickmin isnt effective to get hurt and henry stickmin does a thermo pulse and the mane 6 pillar power up melts down and henry stickmin does thermo pulse once more and kills both mane 6 and young and stepping on twilight’s chest now she’s defeated
Separate Vocations

"**Separate Vocations**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After a malfunctioning computer scrambles the results of career aptitude tests, Lisa learns she is best suited to be a homemaker. Heartbroken, she tries to prove the test results are wrong and consults a music teacher. He tells her she has inherited her father's stubby fingers and can never be a professional saxophone player. Lisa dreads spending the day doing household chores with her mother. Realizing her dreams are shattered, she also loses interest in being a good student and rebels.

When Bart's test shows he would make an ideal cop, he goes for a police ride-along with Eddie and Lou and helps apprehend Snake during a car chase. When Principal Skinner discovers Bart's new interest in law enforcement, he makes him hall monitor. Bart issues demerits to students for minor infractions and restores order to the school.

Lisa encounters two delinquent students smoking in the bathroom and suggests they TP Skinner's beloved school mascot, a puma. When Lisa steals all the teachers' editions of textbooks and reveals their lack of smarts, Bart finds his sister is the culprit. Bart takes the blame for her, returning to his life as a bad student and detention regular. Lisa is reformed as a good student. While Bart is in detention, Lisa consoles him by playing her saxophone outside the classroom.

## Appearances

*Main article: Separate Vocations/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Separate Vocations/Gallery*
Black Widower

"**Three Men and a Comic Book**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

The Simpsons have dinner with Selma and her new boyfriend, Sideshow Bob. While Bob was in prison, he spent every moment plotting his revenge against Bart for exposing his plan to frame Krusty the Clown ("Krusty Gets Busted"). When Selma replied to his "prison pen pal" ad, Bob became a model prisoner to earn an early release so he could gain revenge.

Bob proposes to Selma and she accepts. He makes an appearance at a Krusty the Clown telethon and they reconcile. Lisa encourages Bart to forgive him, but Bart refuses to believe he is reformed. When Selma discovers that Bob detests her beloved *MacGyver*, the marriage is nearly called off until Bob takes Homer's suggestion to let Selma watch it alone.

Selma reveals that she has no sense of smell or taste after a mishap with a bottle rocket and has cut back on cigarettes, smoking only after meals and episodes of *MacGyver*. Selma sends the Simpsons a tape of their honeymoon which captures Bob's tirade over the lack of a gas fireplace in their hotel room. While watching *MacGyver*, Bart realizes that Selma has one hour to live and the Simpsons rush to the hotel room.

When Selma retires alone to watch *MacGyver*, her hotel room explodes. She is unscathed and the Simpsons and the police apprehend Bob. Bart explains how he exposed Bob's scheme. Bob opened the gas valve in the hotel room, knowing Selma would not smell the leak. He left while she watched *MacGyver*, thinking she would light a cigarette afterwards and cause an explosion. Bob asks why the room still exploded if Bart foiled his plot; Chief Wiggum explains that he absent-mindedly threw a match into the room after smoking a celebratory cigar. Bob, again vowing revenge, is led away by the police.

## Appearances

*Main article: Black Widower/Appearances*
Homer Defined

"**Homer Defined**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

While eating donuts at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, Homer splatters one on the nuclear reactor core's temperature dial. The donut obscures the panel and the plant approaches a nuclear meltdown. Unable to remember his safety training, Homer chooses a button at random with a counting rhyme, which miraculously averts the meltdown. Springfield is saved and Homer is hailed as a hero. Mr. Burns names Homer "Employee of the Month". Lisa, often embarrassed by her dim-witted dad, starts to worship him as a role model. Homer feels guilty that his so-called heroism was nothing but blind luck. His despair deepens after he receives a congratulatory phone call from Magic Johnson, who tells him frauds are eventually exposed.

Burns introduces Homer to Aristotle Amadopoulos, the owner of the nuclear power plant in neighboring Shelbyville. Burns forces Homer to deliver a motivational speech to the Shelbyville workers. During Homer's fumbling address, an impending meltdown threatens the Shelbyville plant. In the control room, Amadopoulos asks Homer to avert the disaster. Homer repeats his rhyme and blindly presses a button. By sheer luck, he again avoids a meltdown. Amadopoulos thanks Homer for saving the plant but berates him for his stupidity. Soon the phrase *to pull a Homer*, meaning "to succeed despite idiocy," becomes a widely used catchphrase; its dictionary entry is illustrated by Homer's portrait.

In the subplot, Bart is upset to learn that Milhouse failed to invite him to his birthday party. Milhouse reveals that his mother, Luann, thinks Bart is a bad influence and forbids the boys to be friends. Deprived of his best friend, a depressed Bart resorts to playing with Maggie. Marge visits Luann and persuades her to allow the boys to resume their friendship. Using the Krusty the Clown walkie-talkies Bart gave him for his birthday, Milhouse invites Bart to his house. Realizing no one else would, Bart thanks Marge for standing up for him.

## Appearances

*Main article: Homer Defined/Appearances*
Route 5

Route 5 is the route that you need to get through to go to Kzin City. A mysterious Pokemon has been causing a strong sandstorm in the Wuvis Area. Get through the Wuvis Area, and at the entrance to Kzin City, it appears. It's a Vibrava, which is level 36 (your team will probably be around level 30 by now), and you can't run from it. You have to catch it or defeat it, and you should have a pretty easy time defeating it if your team has an Ice-type.
Yesterdayyen Trial Center

This area is postgame-only.

In the Yesterdayyen Trial Center, there are 18 different rooms, one for eachh type. In each room there, you have to battle four to six important trainers/Gym Leaders from other Pokemon games that specialize in that type, then you can battle the "leader" of that room. Once you beat them, you have to battle them again, this time with a different team. After you beat the "leader" of all 18 rooms, you get the key to the Wm Temple, the next step in your postgame quest.

Trainers you have to battle in each type room before the "leader":

Normal: Whitney, Normal, Lenora, Cheren, Ilima

Fire: Blaine, Flannery, Chili, Kiawe, Kabu

Water: Misty, Wallace, Crasher Wake, Cress, Lana, Nessa (Sorry, Marlon, you didn't make this one.)

Grass: Erica, Gardenia, Cilan, Mallow, Milo (Neither did Ramos.)

Electric: Lt. Surge, Wattson, Volkner, Elesa, Clemont, Sophocles

Fighting: Chuck, Brawly, Maylene, Korrina, Hala, Bea

Ground: Giovanni, Clay, Hapu, Bertha (There aren't that many Ground type gym leaders.)

Flying: Falkner, Winona, Skyla, Kahili

Rock: Brock, Roxanne, Roark, Grant, Olivia, Gordie

Bug: Bugsy, Aaron, Burgh, Viola

Ice: Pryce, Candice, Brycen, Wulfric, Melony

Poison: Koga, Janine, Roxie, Yxcaguayo (There are only 3 Poison-type Gym Leaders so I had to make up my own new Gym Leader.)

Psychic: Sabrina, Tate & Liza (as one trainer), Olympia, Lucian, Will (Again, had to use Elite Four.)

Ghost: Morty, Fantina, Acerola, Allister

Dragon: Clair, Drayden, Iris, Raihan, Lance

Dark: Nanu, Piers, Karen, Sidney, Grimsley

Steel: Jasmine, Byron, Molayne, Wikstrom

Fairy: Valerie, Mina, Opal, Bede

Teams of the leaders of each room:
Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington

"**Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Homer sees an ad for a children's essay contest in the right-wing *Reading Digest* magazine. Lisa submits an essay on the contest's topic — "what makes America great" — after visiting Springfield Forest and seeing a bald eagle land nearby. The Simpsons travel to Washington, D.C. after Lisa's essay earns her a spot in the national finals there.

While Bart and Homer enjoy the all-expenses-paid perks of their trip, Lisa visits famous monuments for inspiration. At a shrine to a feminist icon, she sees a corrupt congressman, Bob Arnold, taking a bribe from a timber industry lobbyist to allow loggers to clearcut Springfield Forest. Heartbroken and disillusioned by government corruption, Lisa destroys her winning essay. She pens a scathing indictment, "Cesspool on the Potomac", which condemns government greed and corruption and names the politician involved in the bribery.

Lisa's essay elicits a hostile reaction from the judges and audience members. When word of her speech quickly spreads through the capital, Congressman Arnold is arrested, removed from office and sent to prison, where he becomes a born-again Christian. Lisa's essay fails to win the contest, but her faith in government is restored and the contest winner commends her courage and honesty.

## Appearances

*Main article: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/Appearances*
## Gags

*Main article: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/Gags*
## Gallery

*Main article: Mr. Lisa Goes to Washington/Gallery*
Abraham Simpson II

**Abraham Jebediah Simpson II**, also known as "**Grampa Simpson**", or simply as "**Grampa**" is the patriarch of the Simpson family, the father of Homer Simpson, father-in-law of Marge Simpson, and the paternal grandfather of Bart Simpson, Lisa Simpson, and Maggie Simpson. He was voiced by Dan Castellaneta.

## Costumes

*Main article: Abraham Simpson II/Costumes*
## Appearances

*Main article: Abraham Simpson II/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Abraham Simpson II/Gallery*
Lenny Leonard

**Lenford "Lenny" Leonard** is the best friend of Carl Carlson and, along with Carl, second best friend of Homer Simpson, behind Barney Gumble. He works at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant and possesses a master's degree in nuclear physics, but he is portrayed as a simple, often naive, blue-collar working man. He was voiced by Harry Shearer.

## Appearances

*Main article: Lenny Leonard/Appearances*
Bart the General

"**Bart the General**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Bart gets into a fight with Nelson Muntz, the school bully, after Nelson's friends trash the cupcakes that Lisa baked for Miss Hoover's birthday party. Nelson beats up Bart after school and warns him to expect the same pummeling the next day. Marge encourages Bart to reason with Nelson, but Homer urges him to bend the rules and fight dirty. Bart follows Homer's advice and gets beaten up again. He turns to the toughest member of the Simpson family, Grampa, who introduces him to Herman, the crazed one-armed proprietor of an army surplus store. After Herman teaches him military tactics, Bart declares war on Nelson and his gang of bullies.

Bart enlists Nelson's other victims — nearly all of his friends and classmates — and trains them for combat. Herman commands from Bart's tree house as Bart leads his forces into battle. After they ambush Nelson and his minions, they commence saturation bombing with water balloons. Nelson's thugs surrender and Nelson is taken prisoner. He threatens to beat up Bart as soon as he is untied. Herman drafts an armistice which states that Nelson will retain his honorary position and name but not hold any actual power. After Bart and Nelson sign the treaty, Marge serves cupcakes and peace prevails.

## Appearances

*Main article: Bart the General/Appearances*
Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming

"**Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

At Springwood Minimum Security Prison, Sideshow Bob hears the other inmates laughing at the inane antics of Krusty the Clown's television show. Wanting to rid the world of television's "mindless drivel", Bob escapes while on work duty at a local Air Force base. He gains access to a restricted area of the hangar, where he finds a 10-megaton nuclear weapon.

While the Simpsons are attending an air show at the base, Sideshow Bob appears on the Jumbotron TV screen and threatens to detonate the bomb unless Springfield ends all television broadcasts within two hours. The spectators flee the airfield in panic, but Bart and Lisa remain. Unable to find the exact location of Bob and the bomb, Mayor Quimby relents to his ultimatum.

Refusing to obey Bob's demands, Krusty takes refuge in a civil defense shack in the desert, which he uses to transmit a heavily improvised show, using makeshift props he has found inside the shack. Lisa deduces that Bob's unusually high-pitched voice in his broadcast was due to inhaling helium and locates him in the envelope of the Duff Blimp. Finding that Krusty is still broadcasting his show, Bob tries to detonate the bomb; however, it is a dud, having passed its expiration date of November 1959.

Lisa alerts the police to Bob's location, but Bob deflates the blimp and kidnaps Bart, stealing the original Wright Brothers aircraft from an exhibit to make his escape. Bob attempts a kamikaze attack against the desert shack where Krusty is hiding, but the slow-moving plane merely bounces harmlessly off the shack. The authorities quickly arrest Bob and take him into custody while Bart is reunited with his family.

## Appearances

*Main article: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/Appearances*
## Gags

*Main article: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/Gags*
## Gallery

*Main article: Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming/Gallery*
Sout Forest

If you step on the switch marked A, the rocks marked A will disappear and you can proceed on to Sout City. It looks like an actual switch in the game, the bush thing is just there as a placeholder.

## Trivia

This forest was designed to be a nightmare to Twitch Plays Pokemon. Luckily, you can buy Repels in Uku City's Poke Mart.

This forest is based on a beta form of Blaclkthorn City from Johto.

Surprisingly, this forest is not inspired by the map edits in Blue/Crystal/Emerald Kaizo.

This forest (and the city after it) are named after a character from the "Blooked" story on page 3-4 of the following article;
https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=4085&context=wordways
Cape Feare

"**Cape Feare**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After receiving numerous death threats in the mail — most of which are written in blood — Bart becomes paranoid. Soon he learns the culprit is his enemy, Sideshow Bob, who is incarcerated in Springfield State Prison. The next day, Sideshow Bob is paroled because the parole board no longer considers him a threat to society. When the Simpsons visit a cinema to see *Ernest Goes Somewhere Cheap*, Sideshow Bob sits in front of them, smoking and laughing obnoxiously. The Simpsons realize that *he* sent the letters and threatened to kill Bart. Marge angrily tells him to stay away from her son.

The Simpsons join the Witness Protection Program and relocate to Terror Lake, changing their surname to "Thompson" and living aboard a houseboat. As they drive cross-country to their new home, they are unaware that Sideshow Bob is strapped to the underside of the car. While suspended there, Bob is hit with speed bumps, has hot coffee poured on him, and is driven through a large cactus patch.

After arriving in Terror Lake, Bob unstraps himself from the car and steps on rakes several times, injuring himself. Bart sees Sideshow Bob in the street, where he unstraps himself from the underside of an old lady's car and is trampled by a parade which includes several large elephants. Bart tries telling his parents but Homer lazily dismisses his claims.

During the night, Sideshow Bob reaches the houseboat and unmoors it from the dock. He ties up Homer, Marge, Lisa, Maggie and Santa's Little Helper so they cannot meddle with his plan. Sideshow Bob enters Bart's room, ready to kill him. Bart flees out the window and tries to escape, but he cannot jump off the boat since the river is filled with alligators and electric eels. Sideshow Bob catches up to Bart and offers him a last request. Having noticed a sign saying that Springfield is fifteen miles away, Bart has an idea: to stall for time, he compliments Sideshow Bob on his beautiful voice and asks him to sing the entire score of the *H.M.S. Pinafore*. Bob delivers a performance which includes several props, costumes and backdrops which appear out of nowhere.

The boat runs aground, interrupting Sideshow Bob before he can kill Bart. He is arrested by Chief Wiggum. The Simpsons return home to find Grampa locked out of their house and unable to take his medicine, resulting in an unintentional sex change. Trans Grampa is courted by Jasper with Steve and Eydie tickets.
Bart the Murderer

"**Bart the Murderer**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After a particularly bad day — Santa's Little Helper eats his homework and he forgets his permission slip for a school field trip to a chocolate factory — Bart loses control of his skateboard during a downpour. He crashes down the stairwell of the Legitimate Businessman's Social Club, a Mob bar owned by the Springfield Mafia.

At the club, Fat Tony and his henchmen, Legs and Louie, are inhospitable towards Bart at first. They are soon impressed by his ability to pick winning horses and make excellent Manhattans. After Fat Tony hires him as the club's bartender and errand boy, Bart starts wearing Rat Pack suits, tries to bribe Principal Skinner to avoid punishment, and allows the Mob to store a truckload of stolen cigarettes in his bedroom until they can be fenced.

The mobsters confront Principal Skinner when they find he is giving Bart detention after school. Skinner goes missing the next day and is assumed murdered. Bart rushes to confront Fat Tony at the bar after a nightmare about Skinner's ghost and his own execution. While Bart is there, the police raid the bar. Fat Tony blames Skinner's disappearance on Bart, who is put on trial for murder.

At the trial, Fat Tony, Legs and Louie lie to the court, saying Bart killed Skinner. Judge Snyder is about to convict Bart when Skinner, unshaven and disheveled, bursts in the courtroom. He explains that neither Bart nor the mobsters killed him. Instead, Fat Tony and his henchmen visited his office and left sheepishly after Skinner scolded them for interfering in student discipline. When he returned home that day, Skinner became trapped beneath stacks of old newspapers in his garage and lie stuck there until freeing himself and racing to the courtroom.

Bart is cleared of all charges, despite the prosecution's unsuccessful attempt to have Skinner's speech stricken from the record. Bart quits Fat Tony's gang after learning that the bromide is true: crime does not pay.

## Appearances

*Main article: Bart the Murderer/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Bart the Murderer/Gallery*
Selma Bouvier

**Selma Bouvier** is one of Marge's chain-smoking sisters. She works at the DMV and possesses a strong dislike for her brother-in-law, Homer, although on extremely rare occasions she shows kindness towards him and seems to tolerate him. She seems to despise Homer slightly less than her friend Patty Bouvier. She was voiced by Julie Kavner.

## Appearances

*Main article: Selma Bouvier/Appearances*
Joe Quimby

**Joseph Fitzgerald O'Malley Fitzpatrick O'Donnell The Edge "Diamond Joe" Quimby Jr.**, better known as **Mayor Quimby** is a panda and the Mayor of Springfield. He appears as a slick, opportunistic politician whose chief priorities seem to be keeping himself in office, womanizing, and various other forms of corruption, including embezzling tax money, taking bribes from Fat Tony, the local Mafia Don, and giving monthly kickbacks to the equally corrupt Chief Wiggum. The seal on the wall of his office reads "Corruptus in Extremis," which is Latin for "*corrupt in the extreme.*" He speaks with a peculiar stutter. He was voiced by Dan Castellaneta.
Robert Goulet

**Robert Goulet** is an American singer and entertainer. He is hired to play at Mr. Burns' Casino. However, at the airport Bart easily persuades to instead come to his casino instead; Goulet deems Bart's offer of "*a* casino" to be "good enough". Bart takes Goulet there on his bike, but on arrival he reacts with surprise that Bart's casino is actually just his treehouse. He intends to call his manager (and wife) Vera but ends up performing anyway after falsely believing Nelson's threat that Vera told him "to shut up". He performs a version of "Jingle Bells" with joke lyrics involving characters from Batman, before swinging the microphone round and hitting Milhouse in the face. Mr. Burns instructs Smithers to thaw out Jim Nabors as Goulet's replacement.

## Appearances

*Main article: Robert Goulet/Appearances*
Martin Prince

**Martin Prince, Jr.** is a friend and classmate of Bart Simpson, and is Lisa's rival in intelligence. He is Nelson's favorite target for bullying and is an academically brilliant teacher's pet, and is portrayed as a stereotypical nerd. Martin is a fourth-grade student at Springfield Elementary School. He is usually shown on friendly terms with Bart due to the fact that he is occasionally seen with him, along with Nelson, Milhouse, and other kids. He was voiced by Grey DeLisle.

## Appearances

*Main article: Martin Prince/Appearances*
Cast and Crew

## Starring

* Dan Castellaneta as Abraham Simpson II, Barney Gumble, Adult Bart Simpson, Bleeding Gums Murphy, Blue-Haired Lawyer, Groundskeeper Willie, Hans Moleman, Homer Simpson, Itchy, Jeremy Freedman, Joe Quimby, Krusty the Clown, Lionel Hutz, Adult Martin Prince, Melvin Van Horne, Mr. Teeny, Robert Goulet, Santa's Little Helper, and The Rich Texan
* Julie Kavner as Adult Lisa Simpson, Marge Simpson, Patty Bouvier, Selma Bouvier, Adult Sherri Mackleberry, and Adult Terri Mackleberry
* Nancy Cartwright as Bart Simpson, Kearney Zzyzwicz, Maggie Simpson, Nelson Muntz, Ralph Wiggum, and Todd Flanders
* Yeardley Smith as Lisa Simpson
* Hank Azaria as Apu Nahasapeemapetilon, Blake Black, Bumblebee Man, Carl Carlson, Clancy Wiggum, Cletus Spuckler, Comic Book Guy, Disco Stu, Duffman, Gary Chalmers, Horatio McCallister, Jonathan Frink, Kirk Van Houten, Lou, Luigi Risotto, Adult Milhouse Van Houten, Moe Szyslak, Nick Riviera, Old Jewish Man, Adult Ralph Wiggum, and Snake Jailbird
* Harry Shearer as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Charles Montgomery Burns, Dewey Largo, Eddie, Herman Hermann, Jasper Beardly, Julius Hibbert, Adult Kearney Zzyzwicz, Kent Brockman, Lenny Leonard, Ned Flanders, Adult Nelson Muntz, Otto Mann, Roy Snyder, Scratchy, Seymour Skinner, Timothy Lovejoy, and Waylon Smithers, Jr.

## Also Starring

* Pamela Hayden as Jimbo Jones, Milhouse Van Houten, and Rod Flanders
* Tress MacNeille as Agnes Skinner, Colin, Dolph Starbeam, Elizabeth Hoover, Helen Lovejoy, Lindsey Naegle, the Medicine Woman, and Miata
* Grey DeLisle as Edna Krabappel, Martin Prince, Sherri Mackleberry, and Terri Mackleberry

## Recurring Guest Stars

* Joe Mantegna as Fat Tony
* Kelsey Grammer as Robert Terwilliger
* Albert Brooks as Jacques, Hank Scorpio, and Russ Cargill

## Inactive

### Guest Starring

* David Hyde Pierce as Cecil Terwilliger
* Keegan-Michael Key as Jay G
* Mandy Patinkin as Hugh Parkfield
* Taraji P. Henson as Praline
* Tracy Morgan as Jazzy James
Homer's Odyssey

"**Homer's Odyssey**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Mrs. Krabappel takes Bart's class on a field trip to the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant. Distracted when Bart waves at him, Homer crashes an electric cart into a cooling vent and is fired. Homer searches for a new job without success. Feeling like a failure, he writes a note to his family and decides to commit suicide by attaching a boulder to himself and jumping off a bridge.

Lisa finds Homer's note and alerts the family. They hurry to the bridge to save him, but they are almost run over by a speeding truck. Homer pulls them to safety just in time, and he is suddenly filled with a new reason to live: to place a stop sign at the dangerous intersection. After successfully petitioning the city council, Homer embarks on a public safety crusade that involves placing speed bumps and warning signs throughout the town.

Unsatisfied with his own efforts, Homer takes on the biggest danger in Springfield, the nuclear power plant. After Homer rallies people to his cause, Mr. Burns, Homer's mean-spirited boss, decides to end the furor he is creating by offering him a new position as the plant safety inspector, along with a higher salary. Homer, torn between his principles and his livelihood, tearfully tells his followers that they must fight their battles alone from this point on and takes the job.

## Appearances

*Main article: Homer's Odyssey/Appearances*
Sherri Mackleberry

**Sherri Mackleberry** is the sister of Terri Mackleberry, and is the eldest of the twins by two seconds. She is in the same class as Bart Simpson at Springfield Elementary School. She was voiced by Grey DeLisle.

## Costumes

*Main article: Sherri Mackleberry/Costumes*
## Appearances

*Main article: Sherri Mackleberry/Appearances*
Fat Tony

**Don Marion Anthony "Fat Tony" D'Amico**, also known as **William Williams**, was the Springfield mob boss. He has been behind several of Springfield's criminal enterprises. His rackets included illegal gambling, cigarette smuggling, bootlegging, fraud and selling false IDs. He had also been seen bribing and making secret deals with Mayor Quimby. He was voiced by Joe Mantegna.
Horatio McCallister

**Horatio Peter McCallister**, more known simply as the **Sea Captain**, is a resident of Springfield. He is always seen holding a corncob pipe and squinting: because he has at least one glass eye - though once he was seen tapping both of his eyes and says he has "two glass eyes." In addition to eye(s), he also has an artificial leg. Owing to his occupation as a sea captain, he also spoke with a Bristolian accent. He was voiced by Hank Azaria. ​​​​​​

## Costumes

*Main article: Horatio McCallister/Costumes*
## Appearances

*Main article: Horatio McCallister/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Horatio McCallister/Gallery*
Kearney Zzyzwicz

**Kearney Zzyzwicz, Sr.** is one of the school bullies of Springfield Elementary School, hanging around with Nelson Muntz, Dolph Starbeam, and Jimbo Jones. He is of Polish descent and is a fifth grader. A running gag is that Kearney is much older than all of the other kids at Springfield Elementary School, but has been held back from graduating for many years. He is voiced by Nancy Cartwright.

## Costumes

*Main article: Kearney Zzyzwicz/Costumes*
## Appearances

*Main article: Kearney Zzyzwicz/Appearances*
Ralph Wiggum

**Ralph Wiggum** is the son of Police Chief Clancy Wiggum and a student and Springfield Elementary School. Ralph is a well-meaning boy who suffers from either severe learning and social disabilities, and/or some other form of childhood psychiatric disorder. The nature of his mentality is kept rather ambiguous, much like many of the signature traits of much of the show's cast. Like almost every other character in Springfield, he may not be quite as simple as he first seems, as evidenced by his hinted immense potential as a performer. He was voiced by Nancy Cartwright.
Russ Cargill

**Russ Cargill** is the main antagonist of *The Simpsons Movie*. Russ was the boss of EPA and the Head of the Dome operation. At first, he seemed to have been acting out for the safety for the environment, but he gradually goes mad with power, and plans to destroy Springfield with a powerful time bomb. He was voiced by Albert Brooks.
Moaning Lisa

"**Moaning Lisa**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

Lisa wakes up one morning saddened. At school, she gets in trouble with her music teacher for improvising and becomes reluctant to play dodgeball in gym. At home, Homer and Bart pummel each other at video boxing, but despite Homer's attempts, he is unable to defeat Bart. Homer and Marge try to cheer Lisa up, but she is consumed with existentialism and worry over all the suffering in the world. In her room, Lisa hears music coming from outside her window. She follows the music through town and meets Bleeding Gums Murphy, a soulful saxophonist playing the blues. Lisa learns about expressing herself through her music from him, only to be discovered and whisked away by Marge.

Homer goes to the arcade and enlists the help of an arcade boxing expert, while Marge takes Lisa to band practice. She tells Lisa to smile no matter how she feels inside, to suppress her emotions to be popular, and that happiness will follow. But when she sees Lisa hiding her true feelings and being taken advantage of by her classmates, Marge changes her tune and tells Lisa to be herself and her support helps Lisa to feel genuinely happy. When Homer returns home, he is about to defeat Bart in a rematch but Marge unplugs the game console to announce Lisa's recovery, while Bart declares his retirement as an undefeated video boxing champ. Later, the Simpsons visit a jazz club to hear Bleeding Gums Murphy sing a blues number written by Lisa.
Blake Black

**Blake Black** is a rich kid who is from the Springfield Hamptons. His father owns an investment business. His father owns an investment business. When Lisa first met him at an ice cream shop called The Enlightened Scoop, she was upset with him initially since he cut in line. Blake offered to buy everyone cones, but Lisa rejected.
Julius Hibbert

**Dr. Julius Micheal Hibbert, M.D.**, better known as **Dr. Hibbert**, is a hippopotamus and Springfield's most prominent and competent doctor, though he sometimes makes no effort to hide or make light of his high prices. Hibbert is very good-natured, and is known for finding a reason to laugh at nearly every situation. He is often assisted by Nick Riviera. He was voiced by Harry Shearer.

## Appearances

*Main article: Julius Hibbert/Appearances*
Marge Simpson

**Marjorie Jacqueline "Marge" Simpson**, (née **Bouvier**), is the homemaker and was sometimes strict and a full-time crazy mom of the Simpson family. She and her husband Homer have three children: Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. Marge is the moralistic force in her family and often provides a grounding voice in the midst of her family's antics by trying to maintain order in the Simpson household. Aside from her duties at home, Marge has flirted briefly with a number of careers ranging from a police officer to an anti-violence activist. She was voiced by Julie Kavner.

## Costumes

​:*Main article: Marge Simpson/Costumes*​

## Appearances

​:*Main article: Marge Simpson/Appearances*​
Life on the Fast Lane

"**Life on the Fast Lane**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After forgetting Marge's birthday, Homer rushes to the Springfield Mall, where he buys a bowling ball for himself and disguises it as her gift. Patty and Selma treat Marge to a birthday dinner at the Singing Sirloin, where Bart gives her French perfume and Lisa presents a macaroni-and-glue portrait of her mother. As Homer presents the bowling ball to her, it bursts through its box and squashes her birthday cake. Marge points out she has never bowled in her life and the ball is inscribed with *his* name. Marge is offended because Homer bought something he only intended to use himself.

Determined to learn how to bowl to spite Homer, Marge visits Barney's Bowlarama. There she meets a French bowling instructor named Jacques who offers to give her lessons. When he asks about the name inscribed on her ball, she tells him *Homer* is the ball's name, neglecting to mention she is married. After several bowling lessons, Jacques and Marge agree to meet for brunch.

Their brunch goes well until they see Helen Lovejoy, the gossipy preacher's wife, who seems delighted to find Marge with a man other than her husband. After deflecting Helen's prying by feigning a discussion of bowling theory, Jacques asks Marge to meet him the next day at his apartment, causing her to faint. While unconscious, she sees herself dancing with Jacques in his luxurious, bowling-themed apartment. When Marge regains consciousness after her romantic fantasy, she accepts Jacques' invitation.

Homer finds the personalized bowling glove Jacques gave Marge and realizes he may lose her to another man. Soon Bart realizes Lisa's suspicion that their parents are drifting apart is true. Bart advises Homer to keep quiet about Marge's suspected affair to avoid making things worse.

Marge leaves for her rendezvous with Jacques, but remembers her lifetime commitment to Homer during the drive. She comes to a fork in the road: one way leads to the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, the other to Jacques' apartment. After agonizing over her decision, Marge surprises Homer at the plant and kisses him warmly. An ecstatic Homer abandons his work post and carries Marge away in his arms. When his co-workers ask him what to tell their boss, Homer tells them he is taking Marge to the backseat of his car and will be gone ten minutes.

## Appearances

*Main article: Life on the Fast Lane/Appearances*
## Gags

*Main article: Life on the Fast Lane/Gags*
## Gallery

*Main article: Life on the Fast Lane/Gallery*
Milhouse Van Houten

**Milhouse Mussolini Van Houten** is a ten year old boy and Bart Simpson's best friend. As the only child of Kirk Van Houten, Milhouse's most distinctive physical traits are his blue hair, big nose and extreme nearsightedness (depicted by very small eyes), requiring thick glasses to correct. He has regular intelligence but somewhat poor social skills. Although devious in his own way, Milhouse is quite gullible, which is why he is often led into trouble by Bart, who is not shy about taking advantage of the other's naïveté. He was voiced by Pamela Hayden.

## Costumes

*Main article: Milhouse Van Houten/Costumes*
## Appearances

*Main article: Milhouse Van Houten/Appearances*
## Gallery

*Main article: Milhouse Van Houten/Gallery*
Brush with Greatness

"**Brush with Greatness**" is an upcoming episode of *The Simpsons* television series.

## Plot

After Bart and Lisa see Krusty the Clown broadcast his show from the Mount Splashmore water park, they pester Homer to take them there. While Marge and Maggie visit a wading pool for infants, Bart, Lisa and Homer ride an intense water slide called H2WHOA!. Because he is overweight, Homer gets lodged in the water slide mid-course. The park's rescue crew is forced to close the ride and remove the blocked section of pipe using a large crane, with Homer still stuck inside. That night, the news media poke fun at Homer's massive size during their coverage of his mishap at the water park.

After having found out that he weighs 260 pounds, Homer vows he will diet and get more exercise. While Homer is looking for his weights in the attic, Bart stumbles upon several old paintings of Ringo Starr that Marge had made as a high school student. Marge reveals she was scolded by her art teacher for painting Starr, whom she had a crush on. She sent a painting to him for his "honest opinion", but she never got a response from the Beatles' drummer. After Lisa suggests that Marge take a painting class at Springfield Community College, she paints Homer asleep on the couch in his underwear, earning praise from her teacher, Professor Lombardo. The painting wins the college art show, earning Marge fame and newspaper headlines.

Mr. Burns asks Marge to paint his portrait for a new wing of the Springfield Art Museum. Desperate to please his boss, Homer convinces Marge to agree, although she resists Homer's plea to paint Burns as a beautiful man. While Burns is taking a shower at the Simpsons' house, Marge inadvertently sees him naked. Homer finds he has lost 21 pounds from his exercise regimen and now weighs 239. After Burns disparages Homer's weight and his daughters, Lisa and Maggie, Marge throws him out of the house. She is ready to quit until Homer encourages her to finish the portrait.

Marge is also inspired by a letter from Starr, who is determined to answer decades' worth of old fan mail. After working well into the night, she finishes the painting in time for its unveiling at the opening of the museum wing. The painting depicts a naked, frail and weak Burns. The museum visitors are shocked until Marge explains that the portrait shows what Burns really is: a vulnerable human being who will die one day. At first Burns is outraged, but then he praises Marge's painting and thanks her for not making fun of his genitalia — to which she replies, "I thought I did."

## Appearances

*Main article: Brush with Greatness/Appearances*
## Gags

*Main article: Brush with Greatness/Gags*
## Gallery

*Main article: Brush with Greatness/Gallery*