The Best 20 Characters On The Simpsons, Ranked

Homer Simpson: The bumbling, lovable patriarch whose catchphrase “D’oh!” has become iconic.
Bart Simpson: The mischievous ten-year-old who embodies the spirit of rebellious youth.
Marge Simpson: The patient and caring matriarch with a signature blue beehive hairdo.
Lisa Simpson: The intelligent and socially conscious eight-year-old, often the voice of reason.
Maggie Simpson: The often-silent baby of the family who communicates through pacifier sucks.
Ned Flanders: The ultra-kind and religious next-door neighbor with a tendency to irritate Homer.
Montgomery Burns: The elderly, greedy owner of the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant and often the antagonist.
Principal Seymour Skinner: The beleaguered principal of Springfield Elementary, caught between the students and Superintendent Chalmers.
Krusty the Clown: The chain-smoking clown with his own TV show, who entertains despite a cynical view of showbiz.
Moe Szyslak: The gruff but sensitive owner of Moe’s Tavern, where Homer frequently drinks.
Apu Nahasapeemapetilon: The hardworking proprietor of the Kwik-E-Mart convenience store.
Chief Wiggum: The incompetent chief of police in Springfield with a love for doughnuts and a lack of detective skills.
Barney Gumble: Homer’s friend known for his alcoholism and belching abilities.
Ralph Wiggum: The endearingly simple son of Chief Wiggum who delivers nonsensical yet profound statements.
Professor John Frink: The nerdy scientist whose inventions and explanations are both convoluted and humorous.
Sideshow Bob: Former sidekick to Krusty turned criminal mastermind with a penchant for theatrics and Bart’s nemesis.
Comic Book Guy: Owner of “The Android’s Dungeon,” known for his sarcastic critiques and proclaiming things as “Worst episode ever!”
Milhouse Van Houten: Bart’s best friend who is often unlucky in life but remains lovably optimistic despite it all.
Mr. Smithers: Mr. Burns’ loyal but long-suffering assistant, who harbors a not-so-secret love for his boss.
Edna Krabappel: Bart’s jaded yet caring fourth-grade teacher, whose romantic life provides many plot lines.





