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   Stan is mostly shown wearing a brown jacket with a red collar, a blue hat with a red puffball and rim, and blue jeans. Under his jacket, he either wears a red and blue baseball shirt or a white T-shirt/v-neck. He also wears a blue Terrance and Phillip shirt to bed and a green suit for special occasions. In some episodes, it is clear he has black hair (like his father Randy) when his hat is partially or completely removed - this was first seen in "A Very Crappy Christmas". Stan is generally the most tender and sensitive of the four boys. For example, in "Kenny Dies", he finds it difficult to see Kenny in his ill state, and in "Raisins" he becomes depressed after losing his girlfriend to Tolkien. Also, in "Fun with Veal", Stan is the only one who stopped eating meat completely when the boys found that veal was actually "little tortured baby cow". However, in some episodes he does not seem to care when people die,

   Cartman wears a red jacket, yellow mittens, a blue hat with a yellow puff ball on top, brown pants, black shoes, and white socks (as seen in "Super Fun Time"). He sometimes wears a green t-shirt with a bear picture on under his jacket, a white tank top, and occasionally a dark red t-shirt. He has medium-brown hair and a double-chin. He also has triangular-shaped eyebrows, in contrast to the other main boys' rectangular ones. Even though Cartman is overweight, he always denies it (especially in the earlier seasons) by saying, "I'm not fat, I'm just big-boned", or some variation thereof. However, as seen in "Merry Christmas Charlie Manson!" and "Cartmanland", his weight problem may be, in truth, be genetic and runs in the family, Cartman is described in various terms, in short, he is a vicious, angry, self-absorbed, immature, destructive, sarcastic, snooty, loud-mouthed, lazy, and sociopathic child. He is the most foul-mouthed character in the show. He is also racist and stereotypes almost everyone he sees. The very dark, usually disturbing undertones to his personality often hint at an extreme mental imbalance. Apart from being portrayed as having a general lack of moral responsibility or social conscience, he also seems to take pleasure from others' misfortune and is generally unable to show empathy, he has a peculiar, geographically indeterminable accent, or possibly speech impediment, with odd pronunciations of certain words and names which has shown to be a dominant trait in the extended Cartman family. Aside from the sheer volume of expletives in his dialog, he also uses words in different (and often grammatically incorrect) context. Some examples of this are: instead of saying 'I'm serious" he will say "I'm seriously", instead of saying "here" he will say "hyah" (sometimes in the earlier episodes, he would even pronounce "here" as "myah"), apologized to Wendy by saying he was very "remoursefulness" for his actions ("Breast Cancer Show Ever"), and instead of saying "respect my authority", he would say "respect mah authoritah." This became a well-known catchphrase of the show.

   Kyle - Kahl / Keh-al / Kel / Kyel Kenny - Keeny / Kinny Wendy - Weendy / Windy Clyde - Clay / Clayed Mom - Meom / Meem / Mium Cool - Kewl School - Schewl Coon - Cyoon / Cyune My- Mah / Miah / Mio Authority - Authoritah Here - Hyah

   Originally, Kyle's personality was extremely similar to his best friend Stan's - he had firm morals and generally was the "good boy" of the group, often being the one to deliver the "I learned something today" speech at the end of the episodes. Kyle wears a greenish lime ushanka, a bright orange jacket, dark green pants, and lime-green mittens. Kyle weighs 83 lbs. as stated in "HUMANCENTiPAD". Underneath his hat, he has red hair, much like his mother's. This was first shown in "How to Eat with Your Butt;" In "The List", Kyle was voted the ugliest boy in class out of the 16 students attending the class.

   Oh yeah and he's Jewish

   Butters has a warm personality that everyone finds comforting. Fans consider him one of the sweetest, most innocent, and most gullible characters on the show. He is unique because he has the personality of a child, in contrast to the other more cynical, adult-like kids. Butters has a small tuft of bright blond hair on the top of his head. He wears a turquoise jacket and dark green pants.

   Craig seems to be the most stoic, cynical, apathetic, and deadpan kid in South Park, having a more abrasive personality than the rest of the characters, a trait exaggerated by his deeper-than-average voice. He has been described as pragmatic, monotone, and sarcastic. Craig wears a blue jacket and a matching blue chullo hat with a yellow puffball on top. He wore yellow mittens in "How to Eat with Your Butt". In the early seasons of the series, he wore blue jeans, but in more recent seasons, he wears high-waisted black pants.

   Tweek is rarely seen smiling or expressing positive emotions, being almost constantly on the verge of outright panic. He is usually seen gritting his teeth or generally flipping out. Sometimes he may seem slightly calmer with less twitches and spasms when around his boyfriend Craig Tucker. He also appears to be easily manipulated, making him a frequent pawn of Cartman's plots Tweek has messy blond hair and wears an incorrectly-buttoned, navy-green shirt with blue pants. In "Gnomes", his physical appearance was slightly different from more recent episodes; instead of a green collar, he had a black one, wears an undershirt, and his jeans were also of a darker color.

   Pip was generally portrayed as a polite, caring, passive, but awkward character, who may be constantly knocked down, but always got right back up again. The only time he ever seemed to act against this description is in "Conjoined Fetus Lady", where the boys continually called him "French", despite the fact that he hates French people. Pip wears an old-fashioned, brown gatsby cap (nowadays known as a 'newsboy' cap), a brown bow-tie, a red blazer, a white shirt, blue shorts, and violet knee-high socks. He has blond hair, and his body is slightly smaller than the other childrens', though this trait isn't present from the side.

   Wendy is best described as a mature and intelligent person whose stubbornness and occasional jealousy sometimes get the best of her; Wendy is typically portrayed as nice, feminine, smart, and liberal in nature. In many episodes, she generally provides a voice of reason, usually against Eric Cartman, especially in earlier seasons. Wendy is generally friendly to others and seems well-liked at school, but she is unwilling to let her beliefs be compromised by popularity. Wendy wears a pinkish-magenta beret, a light purple jacket with a navy-blue trim, navy blue gloves, and yellow trousers. She also has peach skin like many of the characters, as well as long black hair with choppy, uneven bangs. Under her jacket

   Damien befriends Pip Pirrip after being rejected by Cartman and the others. Though Damien doesn't like Pip, the two are seen together throughout the episode. Pip shows empathy for Damien, claiming that he "knows what it's like being the new kid". Following Pip's advice, Damien goes into counseling with Mr. Mackey, who tells him to be passive and "overly nice". Damien's appearance is fairly plain as he only wears plain black pants and a black long-sleeve shirt. He has eyebrows in the shape of lightning bolts. He has long black wavy hair and does not wear gloves. When he gets upset, his pupils give off a firey effect. Daimon is a literal demon

   Kenny is the most sexually knowledgeable and experienced of the group. In earlier episodes, when an unknown term is introduced to Stan, Kyle, and Cartman, Kenny will be called upon by his friends to clarify, although Kenny sometimes does not know the meaning of the term himself. His muffled responses are often met with laughter or further confusion. Kenny does seem to act differently without his parka on. Kenny wears a bright orange parka with dark brown trim and black drawstrings, orange pants, brown gloves, and black shoes. He almost always has his hood up so that only his eyes are visible and rarely takes off his gloves. Both his parents are hillbillys causing him to have a thick Southern accent (not that its audible)

   Clyde is not very clever, or at least not good at mathematics, and is often portrayed as one of the less intelligent members of the class. When his teacher asks him what five times two equals, Clyde guesses 12, and Garrison then called him as "a complete retard". Clyde also writes a poor essay on why people need to recycle. However, considering that Mr. Garrison never actually teaches the kids, it's probably not Clyde's fault. Clyde has medium-brown hair, wears a burgundy coat with blue trim, dark-gray pants, and sometimes wears mittens. Underneath, he has been shown to wear a green T-shirt with a cow's face on the front. On occasion, Clyde is seen wearing a red and white sports jacket that looks similar to his usual coat. He has been labeled "the second fattest kid next to Cartman" despite appearing about the same weight as the others, however this may just have been Butters trying to find someone to replace Cartman on the sled quickly as they were next to each other, again further proven by the sled not having enough weight to move when Clyde is on it. Clyde has a somewhat nasal voice, similar to that of Craig's, but lighter.

   Randy a a cyan shirt with two pockets on each side and the sleeves up with a white shirt underneath, he also wears black pants and black shoes. Randy's left-side pocket usually has a yellow, a red, and a blue pen with a pocket protector. As of "Night of the Living Homeless", Randy has been given a slightly more detailed redesign, such as the pencil and pens in his chest pocket changing colors and no longer being depicted as simple lines. Randy has thick, black hair with parted bangs, and a thick black mustache, both of which seem to evoke a 1970s hairstyle. However, in early episodes, his hairstyle was somewhat different (see left). Up until "Chickenlover", Randy did not have a dimpled chin and the white shirt under the jacket. But in and after that episode he mysteriously developed one (of course, in the early stages of South Park, many things changed). Randy is often portrayed as an intelligent but simultaneously dim-witted, quick to think, naive man and a clumsy idiot most of the time, while all the same a caring, doting father. However, Randy is also obsessive and when he gets engrossed in something, his personality turns to the exact opposite. Randy becomes immature, childish, and dumb during the obsession phases. He has a habit of being led astray by new fads or events, like many of the characters

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