"The sixth Simpson. The one they deleted. Now reborn on-chain."

In the vast history of television, few families are as iconic as the Simpsons. But buried beneath 30+ years of yellow faces, catchphrases, and couch gags is a secret long forgotten — a character known only to the deepest corners of meme culture: Graggle Simpson. Graggle wasn’t just another background character. He was once considered the sixth member of the family.

Born from a 2015 4chan hoax and shaped by Twitter, TikTok, and the deepest layers of meme culture, Graggle became a fake character with real presence. Photoshopped into old episodes. Inserted into fan art. Whispered about in Mandela Effect threads. A glitch in the cultural memory.

He started as a hoax on obscure imageboards in 2015 and by 2021, Graggle had spread across 4chan, Twitter, and YouTube — creeping into timelines with cursed VHS stills, fake episodes, fan mods, and “proof” that he'd once existed. By 2022, the meme had gone viral. TikTok videos, Facebook posts, and Reddit threads all asked the same question:

"Why do I remember this guy?"

Now in 2025 it's $GRAGGLE time, not on television, but on the blockchain.

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