Duffman

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Duffman is a fictional character from the animated television series The Simpsons. He serves as the mascot for the fictional beer brand Duff Beer. Duffman is known for his energetic personality, catchphrases, and distinctive costume.

Character Overview

Duffman is portrayed as a muscular man who wears a red, white, and blue superhero costume, complete with a cap and a utility belt filled with cans of Duff Beer. His real name is Barry Huffman, but he is almost always referred to by his mascot name. Duffman is characterized by his enthusiastic promotion of Duff Beer and his frequent use of the catchphrase "Oh yeah!"

Role in The Simpsons

Duffman first appeared in the episode "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson" in Season 9. Since then, he has made numerous appearances in the series, often at events sponsored by Duff Beer or in situations where alcohol is involved. Duffman is typically depicted as a corporate shill who is always in character, even in his personal life.

Personality and Traits

Duffman is depicted as a stereotypical marketing mascot, always upbeat and ready to promote Duff Beer. He often speaks in the third person and uses exaggerated gestures. Despite his outward enthusiasm, there are moments in the series that hint at his dissatisfaction with his job and the superficiality of his persona.

Cultural Impact

Duffman has become an iconic character within The Simpsons universe and is often referenced in popular culture. His catchphrases and distinctive appearance have made him a memorable part of the show’s extensive cast of characters.

Related Characters

• Homer Simpson
• Marge Simpson
• Bart Simpson
• Lisa Simpson
• Maggie Simpson
• Mr. Burns
• Moe Szyslak

Related Episodes

• "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson"
• "Homer vs. Dignity"
• "Jazzy and the Pussycats"
• "Waiting for Duffman"

See Also

• Duff Beer
• The Simpsons
• List of recurring characters in The Simpsons

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