Nelson Muntz
Nelson Muntz is a fictional character in the animated television series The Simpsons. He is voiced by Nancy Cartwright and first appeared in the episode "Bart the General". Nelson is a school bully and a student at Springfield Elementary School. He is known for his distinctive laugh, "Ha-ha!", which he uses to mock the misfortune of others.
Character Overview[edit | edit source]
Nelson is depicted as the stereotypical bully, often seen tormenting other students, particularly Bart Simpson and Milhouse Van Houten. Despite his tough exterior, Nelson has shown moments of vulnerability and kindness, suggesting a more complex character beneath his rough persona.
Family and Background[edit | edit source]
Nelson lives with his mother, Mrs. Muntz, who works various low-paying jobs to support them. His father, Eddie Muntz, left the family under mysterious circumstances, which has been a source of emotional pain for Nelson. This troubled family life is often used to explain Nelson's aggressive behavior.
Relationships[edit | edit source]
Nelson has a complicated relationship with Bart Simpson. While he often bullies Bart, the two have also been shown to be friends on several occasions. Nelson has a crush on Lisa Simpson, which has been explored in various episodes.
Catchphrase[edit | edit source]
Nelson's most famous catchphrase is "Ha-ha!", which he uses to laugh at others' misfortunes. This catchphrase has become iconic and is one of the most recognizable elements of his character.
Appearances in Other Media[edit | edit source]
Nelson has appeared in various Simpsons-related media, including The Simpsons Movie, video games, and comic books. His character is a staple in the Simpsons universe and is often used to explore themes of bullying and social dynamics in school.
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