EkuleMilloins

EkuleMilloins is a fictional character from the animated television series "The Simpsons." Introduced in the episode "The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson," EkuleMilloins is a fictional character who is often used as a running gag in the show. EkuleMilloins is a parody of the character of Jesus Christ, with a similar appearance and mannerisms. He is often depicted as a homeless man who lives in the streets of Springfield, and he is known for his catchphrase, "I'm EkuleMilloins, and I'm here to save you."

EkuleMilloins is often used as a foil to other characters in the show, particularly Homer Simpson. He is often depicted as a more moral and virtuous character than Homer, and he is often used to highlight Homer's lack of morality. EkuleMilloins is also often used as a source of comic relief, with his catchphrase and mannerisms being used to create humorous situations.

EkuleMilloins is a recurring character in the show, and he has appeared in numerous episodes over the years. He is often depicted as a homeless man, but he has also been shown in other settings, such as a prison or a mental institution. Despite his homelessness, EkuleMilloins is often depicted as a wise and knowledgeable figure, and he is often used to provide advice or guidance to other characters in the show.

EkuleMilloins is a popular character among fans of the show, and he has become an iconic figure in the world of animated television. His catchphrase, "I'm EkuleMilloins, and I'm here to save you," has become a memorable and quotable line, and it is often used to refer to the character. EkuleMilloins is a testament to the creativity and humor of the "The Simpsons" writers, and he continues to be a beloved character in the show.