Beyond the yellow family itself, the Simpsons has a huge number of characters that we have seen over the years. Springfield It houses all kinds of personalities with greater or lesser prominence, including a figure recognized by all like Raphael’s.
No one will recognize it by name, but we all remember it as the classic dependent and recurring employee that appears circumstantially. A secondary character, if not tertiary, who does not have greater depth than to demonstrate his sarcasm with the occasional joke. This has happened since its first appearance 34 years ago in Just as we werethe twelfth episode of the second season.
Now, as they collect from Comicbook, season 36 has revealed a curious truth about Raphael. Abe League of Their Moe It is the chapter that has recently premiered and in it we verify that both Grandfather Simpson and Bart go to a game of Springfield isotopes. The surprising thing happens when three raphael appear on the screen, which are selling snacks for the public.
What is this detail from the screenwriters? For a couple of seasons, The Simpsons They have decided to address some of the theories about the series and have developed in greater depth the context of Springfield inhabitants. Many fans have wondered How was it possible for Raphael to occupy so many jobs of all kinds, which would make him an expert in different fields.
The reality is that, simply, there are several raphael equal among them that are employed throughout the city, but has no logic. Unless they belong to the same family, there would be no way to fit, and reality seems to point to an episode of season 34. In it, many metabromes on The Simpsonsincluding revealing that Raphael is born from a kind of giant insect that produces clones of it.
Although such a fantasy seems the only solution to the puzzle, it does not seem that those responsible for the production will give it as valid, and it will simply remain as a joke without the need for response.
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