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The Goth Kids are the group of goth children at South Park High school. They are usually seen hanging around the café Benny's and Village Inn. They also hang out behind the school, near the loading bay and parking lot and in Henrietta's Bedroom. They all wear black clothes and eyeliner and have black hair and pale skin as well as being heavy smokers. The goth kids most likely do not attend classes enough, explaining why Pete is not ever seen in Stan's class or explaining the fact that they are usually seen in the outway behind the school as a hangout area. The Goth Kids are very stereotypical goths. They rarely go to school and prefer to sit around all day drinking coffee and smoking. They constantly go on about how pointless and painful life is. They go to the cemetery often, where they write poems about death and sorrow. They take to calling those who are not goths "Britney (Spears) and Justin (Timberlake) wannabes". They also dance by looking down at the ground, with their hands at their sides, and every three seconds they take a drag on their cigarettes. To them, everyone who follows along with life as usual and the path of average citizens are "conformists", whom they despise, they state that their purpose in life is to make life more miserable for the conformists. They hate the South Park Vampire Society more than conformists, as everyone else mistakes them for being vampires rather than Goth. They have also joined a cult group that worships Cthulhu and is involved with the Necronomicon. C*** and Friends figure this is because the cult's ideals fit in with their goth lifestyle. However, they quickly leave the cult after seeing nothing has changed and assist Mysterion in learning Cthulhu's weakness. Despite hating conformists, Michael ironically tells Stan in "Raisins" that in order to hang out with them, he would have to dress like them and do whatever they do. The goth kids also are into gothic literature as well, including the author Edgar Allan Poe and HP Lovecraft. They also have an interest in gothic rock, post-punk, darkwave, and industrial music. The Goth Kids have collectively and individually engaged in numerous criminal offenses. Arson: In "The Ungroundable", they set fire to the South Park Hot Topic store, burning it to the ground. Attempted Murder: Firkle attempts to kill Mysterion in "Mysterion Rises", but the Cthulhu Ct Leader does so instead. Attempted Murder / Kidnapping: In "The Ungroundable", they kidnap Mike Makowski, the leader of the South Park Vampire Society, with the intent of murdering him. After he admits he isn't a vampire, however, they change their minds and ship him off to Scottsdale, Arizona instead. Drug Abuse / Underage Smoking: The Goth Kids are frequently seen smoking cigarettes despite their age (5 to 11), in addition to abusing cough syrup to hallucinate. Grand Theft Auto / Driving Without A License: In "The Ungroundable", they take Henrietta's mother's car without her permission, and are clearly too young to have even a learner's permit. Hostage-Taking / Terrorism: In "T.M.I." Michael participates in the Pissed Off and Angry Party's taking of hostages at the Fed-Ex offices. Treason / Sedition: In "Mysterion Rises" and "C* vs. C*** & Friends", they are shown to be part of the Cult of Cthulhu and support the eponymous monster's reign of terror. They later leave the cult, expressing dissatisfaction with the outcome.

Loading and Unloading Dock - Their most common hang-out spot is the loading bay behind South Park Elementary. This is where the Goth Kids are first introduced when Stan Marsh requests to join them in "Raisins". This is where the Goth Kids are situated in South Park: The Stick of Truth. They sit there and smoke and listen to Goth music.

Henrietta's Bedroom - The Goth Kids regularly hang-out in Henrietta's bedroom to sit in the dark, read gothic literature, write and perform poems about pain and dabble in the occult. The room is very dark and decked out with band posters, candles, skulls and other gothic items. Henrietta's mom often enters the room and interrupts much to Henrietta's dismay. This seems to be the only one of the Goth Kid's bedrooms they all get together at. This is where the Goth Kids are situated in South Park: The Fractured But Whole.

Benny's - This diner was a former hang-out spot where the Goth Kids spent time drinking coffee and were often scolded by the waitress working there for spending all day sitting there drinking coffee. This diner is also most likely a parody of the Denny's diner chain, judging by its name.

Village Inn - This diner is the Goth Kids new hang-out spot to drink coffee. The interior is identical to Benny's and features the same hostile waitress so it's possibly the same building under new management though exterior shots do not match the background. This is likely just a continuity error.

The Goth Kids are shown to be quite protective of one another, as seen in "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers", when Pete and Michael try to help Henrietta after she has turned emo. They even risk their lives to bring her back to normal. At the end of "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers", Pete tells Henrietta that they torched the Emo plant leader, so as to save her from the embarrassment of admitting she went Emo not by force, but of her own free will. This may also explain their disparaging treatment of Stan, as they may be hurt that he quit their group. Additionally, when talked to after the New Kid has proved themself to be a non-conformist in "South Park: The Stick of Truth", Henrietta will tell them "Make yourself at home. You're safe here."

Despite being protective of each other, all members have shown acts of disloyalty to the group with Henrietta and Firkle outright betraying the group to join the Emos, Pete referring to Michael as a "total poser" when trying to ask out Sophie Gray, and Michael "Goth-serving" the group to join Stan's dance troupe.

Both Pete and Michael are often making offensive insult puns to mock people such as "Dungeons and douchebags", "Count Fagula", and so on.

Both Pete and Michael share a catchphrase, which is: "Noooo waaay!".

Goth Kids members:

1)Name: Henrietta Last name: Biggle Nicknames: "Fat Girl" (from the conformists. Pete, Michael, Firkle and Stan do not use this so as not to offend Henrietta); "Sweet Princess of Darkness" (used only by her mother, Mrs. Biggle); Age: 19 Height: 173 cm / 5 pounds and 8 inches Weight: 86 kg Birthday: October 6 Gender: female Religion: Cult of Cthulhu (formerly); Satanism (now) Occupation: South Park High School Student, 12th Grade Appearance: Henrietta is overweight and has medium-length, spiky straight hair that is parted in the center. She wears mascara on her eyelashes, round loops on the sides of her eyes, purple lipstick, and black pointed nails. She wears a black dress with bat wing-like edges, a sleeveless fishnet top, a long necklace with a silver cross on it (despite not being christian), black fingerless gloves, black socks, black sheer tights, and black Mary-Janes. She does not wear eyeliner, unlike the the goth boys, but instead wears black mascara and has greyish-brown/greyish-dark bags under her eyes. Oftentimes, she holds a cigarette holder whenever she wants to smoke. In "Pajama Day", she is seen wearing a red and black robe with red bat decor and an eye mask of a purple bat. Musical abilities: She plays the keyboard in the Goth Kids' band. Their only known song is "Talent Shows are for " played ironically at the South Park Elementary Talent Show in the episode "Erection Day". Dancing: Like Michael and the other Goth Kids, Henrietta can dance like a true goth, with stiff movements, a sip of coffee and a drag of a cigarette every few turns. Driving: She can also drive well, as seen in "The Ungroundable" when she steals her mother's car. Poetry:In "Raisins", Henrietta reads out some poetry she wrote in her room to the other Goth Kids, which seems to be a common occurrence. She specializes in poems about pain and how miserable life is. She critiques Stan's (or Raven's) poetry, correcting "I miss you so much, babe, want to hold you in my arms again, girl," with "I miss seeing you so much I wanna slash my eyes out with razor blades." Family:Harriet Biggle(Henrietta's mother): Henrietta hates her mother, often being over-dramatic and claiming she is abused even though her mother is kind and generous, offering her and her friends cookies (except once when she called Henrietta a "fatty"). Henrietta calls her mother names like "b" and "demon jizz". Mr. Biggle(Henrietta's father): Henrietta is also shown to have had (at least initially) a bad relationship with her father. His only in-show appearance is in "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers" where he is shown to be somewhat stricter than his wife. He seems to have chilled out a bit over the years, perhaps realizing that he cannot change his daughter, as his personality and voice has completely changed by The Fractured But Whole. He uses more of a relaxed voice and tone, and seems very friendly to the New Kid. Bradley Biggle(adopted brother): Henrietta finds her little brother annoying and Bradley, in return, is scared of her. Despite relying on her to keep him company, Bradley would like to gain the upper hand on his sister, which he eventually does in "C*** vs. C*** & Friends", where he mimicked her after discovering his powers. He returned to their home only to call her fat and flip her off, suggesting an utter dislike for her. Henrietta is also possibly the only goth who is not an only child.

2)Name: Michael Surname: ??? Nicknames: Tall Goth (from the conformists. Henrietta, Pete, Firkle and Stan do not call him that); Age: 20 Height: 198 cm/6 pounds 6 inches Weight: 83 kg Birthday: December 6 Gender: male Religion: Cult of Cthulhu (formerly); Satanism (now); Occupation: College student/1st year student; Leader of the Goth Kids Appearance: Being half Caucasian and half Chinese, he has half-round, half almond-shaped eyes, or rather a rounded-almond-shaped hybrid of eyes. He walks with a brown stiff walking stick, with the fact he is an Edwardian Goth; however, sometimes he is seen walking without it, even once giving it to Stan in "Raisins" and tossing it aside while running in "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers". He is taller than the other kids and has curly black hair parted with a side bang. He has a large nose that is visible along with his ears, unlike most children in the South Park franchise/series, and has black eyeliner under his eyes, slightly concealing the Asian look or almond-shape look. He wears a long black jacket with a white dress shirt underneath, black pants, and tall black boots. He also has a gold cross earring hanging on his left ear. He also has a large nose and large ears with attached lobes rather than detached earlobes. The combination of his White-person genetics and his eyeliner might be what make his eyes look slightly rounded and slightly wider or bigger. In "Pajama Day", he is seen wearing a dark-grey, button-up nightgown, a sleeping cap, and black slippers. He also holds a black pillow with a skull and a candle. Musical abilities: Michael is the vocalist in the Goth Kids' band. Their only known song was "Talent Shows are for ****", which was played ironically at the South Park Elementary Talent Show in the episode "Erection Day". He can also play the violin. Dancing: In "You Got F'd in the A", Michael joins The South Park Diggities along with Stan, Mercedes, Yao, Jeffy and later Butters. The Diggities win the dance-off against the Orange County Crew, mainly due to Butters killing them accidentally. Driving: ??? Poetry: In "Raisins", Michael, along with the other Goth Kids, get Stan into writing gothic poetry about his pain and suffering. He critiques Stan's emotionally charged writing, telling him he can't write "I miss you so much, babe, I want to hold you in my arms again, girl.". He specializes in poetry about pain. Family: Michael is half Chinese-half-White. In "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers", it is revealed that he has a Chinese mother and a White father. However, she could be his stepmother because in the episode "Raisins", he states out "Love didn't work out for my mom and dad, so why should it work out for me?", suggesting that his biological parents were divorced. However, it could be an angsty exaggeration, similar to how Henrietta claims that her mother "abuses" her. Though, Michael is shown to have a level of respect for her, referring to her as his mother, which he likely wouldn't do to his stepmother.

3)Name: Pete Surname: Thelman Nicknames: "Hair Flip" (this nickname is used only by conformists. Goth kids do not use this nickname); "Ginger Goth" (also from conformists); Age: 19 Height: 186 cm/6 feet 1 inch Weight: 73 kg Birthday: February 5 Gender: male Religion: Cult of Cthulhu (formerly); Satanism (now); Occupation: South Park High School Student/12th Grade Appearance: He wears an untucked dark-gray dress shirt, black pants, and a silver bolo tie with a red jewel in the center. His shoes appear to be the fictional merge of Creepers and Winklepickers. His hair is dyed black with red roots and is sloppily teased. He also has a long fringe, which he is constantly seen flipping out of the way when it gets on his eyes. Like many instances in the show, Pete appears to have traits that are invisible to the viewer but are visible to other characters (IE Stan mentioned having blue eyes, Kyle mentioned having freckles and a sharp nose), as a boy offhandedly mentions Pete as having "pock marks" on his face. Musical abilities: He plays the bass guitar in the Goth Kids' band. Their only known song was "Talent Shows are for ****", played ironically at the elementary school talent show in the episode Erection Day. Dancing:??? Driving: In Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the Posers, he is shown knowing how to drive a car, despite being 10 years old. Poetry: ??? Family: ???

4. Name: Firkle (not his real name, which he uses); Georgie (His real name, which he hates and doesn't use); Last name: Smith Nicknames: little goth (from conformists. Pete, Michael, Henrietta and Stan don't use this); Age: 13 Height: 167 cm/5 feet 6 inches Weight: 68 kg Birthday: 13 July Gender: male Religion: Cult of Cthulhu (formerly); Satanism (now); Occupation: South Park Secondary School student/8th grade Appearance: He is referred to as a midget in "The Ungroundable" by an unknown student when wearing regular clothes. He has short, soft black hair with a long side-swept fringe parted to the right, wears dark purple lipstick and black eyeliner. He wears a black trench coat, black pants, and black shoes. Musical abilities: He plays the drums in the Goth Kids' band during the talent show in "Erection Day". Dancing: ??? Driving: ??? Poetry: ??? Family: ???

5. Name: Stan; Stanley (his real name, but no one calls him that); Last name: Marsh Nicknames: Raven (used only by goth kids); Age: 19 Height: 188 cm/6 feet 2 inches Weight: 87 kg Birthday: October 19 Gender: male Religion: Christianity; Atheism (temporarily); Occupation: South Park High School Student/12th Grade Appearance: Stan has black hair, blue eyes, and a medium-light skin tone. He has short straight shaggy hair with shaggy bangs and two cowlicks on top of his head. He wore a black T-shirt which featured Edgar Allan Poe's face with the word "Nevermore" written above it which appears to be a band shirt of the metal band "Nevermore". A grey cap with a black pom-pom, black short gloves on his hands, a silver cross-shaped earring in his right ear, black boots and gray pants; Musical abilities: In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut and "Eat, Pray, Queef", Stan was shown to be a talented vocalist. He is known to be a semiskilled musician, as he plays both drums and guitar. Dancing: ??? Driving: ??? Poetry: pretty bad at this; Family: Randy Marsh:Randy is Stan's father. They generally have a good relationship, although Stan often gets annoyed by Randy's obsessiveness (this is especially true with the video camera), pushiness, and melodramatic antics. Randy also tends to be very naive, which exasperates Stan all the more. Like the rest of the family, the relationship was getting bad due to Randy videotaping everything the family did in "Pandemic" but Stan may have been indifferent due to the Peruvian flute bands. Stan also dislikes his father's stubbornness, alcoholism and general stupidity. Outside of Randy's antics, Stan seems to enjoy being around his father. Randy taught Stan how to dance in "You Got F'd in the A", and went to extra measures to help Stan win in "Pinewood Derby", although the extra lengths of cheating may have simply been to defeat a rival family. Randy seems to want to live his life through Stan to an extent, but also to prevent Stan from his failures. In "Something You Can Do with Your Finger", Randy was enraged at Stan attempting to form a boy band, because he had a firsthand taste of fame and failure from it. In "Stanley's Cup", Randy woke up from a nightmare of Stan missing the winning shot in his pee-wee hockey game, and was emotionally unstable at the end when Stan's team lost to the Red Wings. He does seem to want to have a stronger relationship with Stan. In "Make Love, Not Warcraft", he logs onto Stan's teamspeak during the battle with the nerd and asks to play with Stan and his friends, despite him being weaker than all of the 4th graders' characters. In "Guitar Queer-O", Randy sees the boys playing Guitar Hero, and, thinking they like playing guitar, wants to teach them how to play the real instrument. Sharon Marsh: She is Stan's mother. His relationship with her is often more stable than that with Randy. However, she has told him that she considers his happiness and Shelley's happiness secondary to her own (yet this was likely a joke on parents breaking up, because Sharon has never demonstrated this behavior aside from in Clubhouses, instead commonly displaying the opposite.) She freaked out when Stan was missing in "Pandemic" (he had been arrested by the military), taking the arguments with Randy about the video camera to the next level, as their son could be in danger. It is shown that Sharon reads Stan bedtime stories, to which Stan falls asleep happily and with ease, in “Cartoon Wars Part I”. Stan's jacket is also almost the same as Sharon's shirt. Stan is very similar to Sharon in the way he is level headed, and it is likely that they have a good, loving relationship with each other, with them regularly and openly reminding eachother that they love one another.[8] Sharon also refers to Stan affectionately on multiple occasions, with many nicknames, such as “My/Mommy’s little angel.” Shelley Marsh: She is his violent and abusive teenage sister. She frequently insults him by calling him and his friends turds and physically harms him. However, she refuses to let anyone else harm him, as seen in "Pre-School" when Stan asked for her advice on what to do about the bully Trent Boyett. After asking for her help, she seemed to genuinely listen to his problem. Also, Stan even stated at one point that she used to be somewhat nicer to him before she got her headgear installed. She sometimes is nice to Stan, but would later prefer to run him over with a lawnmower. However, she has not been violent to Stan since "Over Logging", and they have an okay relationship. Marvin Marsh: He is Stan's paternal grandfather. He is 102, confined to a wheelchair, and a tad senile. He continually addresses Stan as "Billy", and occasionally asks Stan to kill him, as he is tired of living, and is over 100 years of age. It turns out that this is a family trait involving the men in the Marsh family, dating back at least a couple of generations. He is said to have had the same relationship with his own grandfather. Since he also has problems with addiction, along with Stan (and also Randy), they are shown playing board games together to distract from their own addictions, as Marvin was addicted to gambling, while Stan was addicted to ‘Freemium’ games, alongside other things. Grandma Marsh: Stan has very little contact with his grandmother, due to the fact she is hospitalized with a debilitating illness and also separated from Grandpa Marsh. However, she is an avid Facebook user and often has her son Randy bully Stan into checking his Facebook in regards to messages and posts she sends him. Jimbo Kern: He is Stan's maternal uncle, who often tries to appear as the “Cool Uncle” infront of Stan and his friends. This always backfires though, as he lets them do things like swearing a lot, blurting obscenities, drink alcohol, and even drink gasoline, which ends up harming them greatly.[12] Jimbo cares for his nephew, but he gets frustrated by Stan's animal-loving nature. In "Volcano", Jimbo seemed to give up on Stan because he refused to shoot anything. All the same, at the end of the episode when Stan shot the Scuzzlebutt, Jimbo still got upset and explained that one should not shoot just anything, especially not when it just saved your life. He then tells Stan that he'll always be his nephew, and he'll always love him, even if he is a sissy. Flo Kimble: She is Stan's great-aunt on his mother's side of the family. She was first seen and killed in "Spookyfish". Although he was initially upset with the idea of her staying, as his mom turns into a “total b****” whenever she gets a visitor, he quickly changed his mind upon hearing that she brought him gifts, going “Wow, really?! Hey, I love Aunt Flo!” However, this was short-lived, as he changed his mind once he saw what the gift was, a spooky fish.