The Simpsons - Bart's Megaphone Testing

Bart Simpson's iconic rebellious attitude and skateboard skills
First Appearance
April 19, 1987 ('Good Night' short on The Tracey Ullman Show)
Creator
Matt Groening
Series
The Simpsons
Copyright
20th Century Studios (formerly 20th Century Fox) / Disney
Species
Human
Gender
Male
Age
10
Birthday
April 1 (often cited, though sometimes debated)
Occupation
Student at Springfield Elementary School (4th Grade)
Height
Average for a 10-year-old
Body Type
Slim
Color Scheme
Yellow skin, spiky blonde hair.
Outfit
Red/orange t-shirt, blue shorts, blue and white sneakers.
Catchphrase
Eat my shorts!¡Ay, caramba!Don't have a cow, man!
Accessories
Skateboard, Slingshot (sometimes)
Bart was conceived by creator Matt Groening as part of a dysfunctional family for animated shorts on The Tracey Ullman Show. His name is an anagram of 'brat'. He lives in the fictional town of Springfield.
Debuted alongside his family in the 'Good Night' short.
The Simpsons premieres as a half-hour series, with Bart initially positioned as the main protagonist.
Bart's popularity explodes into a cultural phenomenon known as 'Bartmania', spawning merchandise and controversy over his rebellious attitude.
Bart Simpson was a massive cultural icon in the early 1990s ('Bartmania'). His rebellious attitude and catchphrases permeated popular culture, appearing on countless merchandise items. He was named one of Time magazine's 100 most important people of the 20th century.
Bart's character sparked controversy among educators and parents for his disrespect towards authority and pride in underachieving, leading to debates about television's influence on children. He remains a symbol of youthful rebellion.
Bart is infamous for his pranks, especially his prank phone calls to Moe's Tavern asking for fictional people with pun-based names (e.g., 'Amanda Hugginkiss', 'I.P. Freely'). He also frequently clashes with Principal Skinner, leading to elaborate schemes and escape attempts from detention.