Homer thought that the company was using his likeness without his permission until a video from Mr. Sparkle's parent company explains it came from combining the logos of the companies who produced Mr. Sparkle as a joint-venture: a cartoon fish (representing Matsumura Fishworks) and a lightbulb (representing Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern), proving the resemblance was sheer coincidence. The whole thing is summed by what Bart tells his dad, "There's your answer, fishbulb."
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| - Homer thought that the company was using his likeness without his permission until a video from Mr. Sparkle's parent company explains it came from combining the logos of the companies who produced Mr. Sparkle as a joint-venture: a cartoon fish (representing Matsumura Fishworks) and a lightbulb (representing Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern), proving the resemblance was sheer coincidence. The whole thing is summed by what Bart tells his dad, "There's your answer, fishbulb."
- Homer thought that the company was using his likeness without his permission until a video from Mr. Sparkle's parent company explains it came from combining the logos of the companies who produced Mr. Sparkle as a joint-venture: a cartoon fish (representing Matsumura Fishworks) and a lightbulb (representing Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern), proving the resemblance to be simply coincidental. In turn to sum it all up, Bart says to Homer, "There's your answer, fishbulb."
- Mr. Sparkle (en japonés ミスタースパーコル) (Mr. Chispa en Hispanoamérica y Mr. Croquet en España) es la mascota de una empresa japonesa para detergentes que se parece mucho a Homer. La voz de Mr. Sparkle en el idioma original se la da Sab Shimono en el episodio de la octava temporada de Los Simpson "In Marge We Trust".
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| - Homer thought that the company was using his likeness without his permission until a video from Mr. Sparkle's parent company explains it came from combining the logos of the companies who produced Mr. Sparkle as a joint-venture: a cartoon fish (representing Matsumura Fishworks) and a lightbulb (representing Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern), proving the resemblance was sheer coincidence. The whole thing is summed by what Bart tells his dad, "There's your answer, fishbulb."
- Homer thought that the company was using his likeness without his permission until a video from Mr. Sparkle's parent company explains it came from combining the logos of the companies who produced Mr. Sparkle as a joint-venture: a cartoon fish (representing Matsumura Fishworks) and a lightbulb (representing Tamaribuchi Heavy Manufacturing Concern), proving the resemblance to be simply coincidental. In turn to sum it all up, Bart says to Homer, "There's your answer, fishbulb."
- Mr. Sparkle (en japonés ミスタースパーコル) (Mr. Chispa en Hispanoamérica y Mr. Croquet en España) es la mascota de una empresa japonesa para detergentes que se parece mucho a Homer. La voz de Mr. Sparkle en el idioma original se la da Sab Shimono en el episodio de la octava temporada de Los Simpson "In Marge We Trust".
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