The news reignited interest in our big, purple, non-dinosaur pal: Is he an amorphous blob? A monster? A taste bud? A milkshake? Here's everything we know about him. "Grimace is from Grimace Island ...

When he was first introduced in the 1970s, commercials referred to him as the “evil Grimace,” a four-armed purple blob who used his many limbs to abscond with cups of milkshakes, according to ...

In seconds, the algorithm dutifully complied and spit out schematics for a squishy, rectangular, purple, blob-like robot capable of propelling itself forward using odd “legs” and the power of air.

The franchise later recast the purple blob as a warmer version of his old self, this time with two arms, and revived the beloved fuzzball in 2022.

Don't be alarmed if you see a strange purple blob named Grimace on social media this week. McDonald's is celebrating the iconic mascot's birthday with a new meal and a social-media campaign. The ...

Legendary McDonald’s mascot Grimace has turned into an online sensation and LGBTQ icon after being brought back for an eye-catching ad campaign. Known as Ronald McDonald’s best friend, the ...

Few McDonald's celebrity meal collaborations have garnered as much attention as the fast-food giant's latest: a birthday meal for a furry, purple blob named Grimace. Originally introduced in 1971 ...

For those of you who aren't aware of deep McDonaldland lore, Grimace is a giant fuzzy purple blob who has been described in official materials as a "monster," a "taste bud," and "the embodiment of ...

Well, don't let all that Grimace-induced guilt get the better of you, because McDonald's is giving you a chance to make up for it this month by celebrating the odd purple blob's birthday in a big way.

Merriam-Webster defines grimace as "a facial expression usually of disgust, disapproval," but at McDonald's, it's the name of a large blob-like purple character with a big grin, often seen ...