In the classic episode of the "Simpsons", the routine did not do good and the young boy, Bart Simpson cannot understand why he is not material for boys. "Is that my prevailing, the fact that I wore the same outfit and a day out in the last five years?" Of course, now is just over five years since the "Simpsons" is Series for scripted longest running of primarily time. In fact, the question of routine wardrobe extends through all the long -term animated characters, literally stitching their clothes in their iconic appearance. Just like Lisa Simpson's dress, which is shaped like Badminton Shuttlecock or the white shirt of Peter Griffin and Combo, all these iconic characters wear the same job over and over. But why is the case? The answer is far reasonable than you think and is a trick that extends back to some of the founding and equally favored characters of early animation.

Just like in the early days of animation when the likes of Felix Cat and Mickey Mouse Always wore white bracelets To provide a simple template for their artists, one outfit used in length was another fraud code. The characters are always stuck in the same threads because it facilitates an animation sequences, while changes in the wardrobe will last much longer to complete the projects. However, over time, one and the clothes made have proven to be valuable for various reasons, as when those popular characters have become something worth marketing out of the screens and shelves instead.

It seems that if the animated characters live in the world of espionage and adventure, it makes sense that they wear more than one outfit. For example, in the hit series "Kim", for example, a spy spy will probably need more than her signature black culture and green khaki pants while on a mission, often dressing for this occasion just as Jamesesheims Bond would like. The same can be said about 2013's "total spies", in which the trio of titular heroes always sports a variety of clothing while maintaining its appropriate colors of choice: Green for Sam, Red for Clover and Yellow for Alex.

Cut to this day, and some of the most popular anime in recent years have ensured that their heroes look part. One example is "My Hero Academy", who saw the leading character as Midoria wearing a lot of clothing because Anime debuted in 2016. Other shows like "bleach" also dared to stretch the animal skills, giving characters more than one outfit to change too. Of course, however, it is often the case that the show returns to their heroes who end up in signature clothing, which makes things much easier. There is also an extra time for saving time for cartoon characters, which works wonders for massive trade.

When the cartoon character becomes popular enough to sell, it helps if they are not known for having several different clothes if only one would do. All the "Simpsons" characters have a selection of clothing that they, more often than not, only occasionally change their week or in special events. This makes toys, clothes and any other equipment that Homer Simpson can have a light sale. He is not the only one to receive the T -shirt treatment. The characters with comics and their separated super suits made the worlds in which they were part of easier to build, with the likes of Hulk rarely changed from his iconic purple pants, Wolverine was always in yellow and black, and iconic on superman red and blue A suit is always easy to note, even if Ams Gun made some changes to his live iteration.

However, many of the creative process of cutting the angle, however, you cannot deny that all the performances of these characters allowed them to reach the status of the icon level. Bart may be upset because it always carries its orange and blue number, but compared to others, it facilitated it. For 37 years his clothes never came out of style and much is as he never will.