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The Main Four Boys

• Stan Marsh • Appearance: Blue knit cap with a red pom-pom and blue trim, brown jacket, blue jeans, and red mittens. • Personality: Often acts as the moral anchor or "everyman" of the group, though he becomes increasingly cynical, sarcastic, and disillusioned as the series progresses. • Background: Son of Randy and Sharon Marsh; lives a relatively normal middle-class life in town alongside his older sister, Shelly. • Kyle Broflovski • Appearance: Bright green ushanka hat, orange jacket, dark green pants, and green mittens. • Personality: Intelligent, morally conscious, and quick to stand up for his beliefs, though prone to anxiety and explosive arguments with Cartman. • Background: The lone Jewish kid in the group; son of Gerald and Sheila Broflovski and older adoptive/biological brother of Ike. • Eric Cartman (Eric Theodore Cartman) • Appearance: Teal-and-yellow knit cap, red jacket, brown pants, and yellow mittens; heavyset build. • Personality: Loud, manipulative, narcissistic, and deeply prejudiced. He evolves from a spoiled child into a cunning, sociopathic schemer. • Background: Raised by a single mother, Liane Cartman; his biological father was later revealed to be Jack Tenorman (whom Cartman famously orchestrated a gruesome revenge plot against in "Scott Tenorman Must Die"). • Kenny McCormick (Kenneth McCormick) • Appearance: Orange parka with the hood pulled tight, muffling his speech, paired with orange pants. • Personality: Street-smart, loyal, and often dragged into the boys' wild schemes; famously died in almost every episode during the first five seasons before casually returning. • Background: Comes from an impoverished, dysfunctional household with parents Carol and Stephen (or Stuart/Carol variations across seasons) in the poorest part of South Park, also is immortal.

Major & Supporting Characters

• Butters Stotch (Leopold Stotch) • Appearance: Blonde hair sticking up in a tuft, turquoise-and-yellow jacket. • Personality: Naive, relentlessly optimistic, polite, and perpetually grounded by his strict parents for minor or non-existent offenses. • Background: Son of Stephen and Linda Stotch; frequently manipulated by Cartman as a scapegoat or sidekick. • Randy Marsh • Appearance: Blue button-down shirt and brown pants (with occasional eccentric chef, geologist, or Tegridy Weed farmer outfits). • Personality: Impulsive, trend-chasing, wildly hysterical, and prone to extreme overreactions to suburban fads. • Background: Stan’s father and the town geologist (later a marijuana farmer). • Herbert Garrison (Mr. Garrison) • Appearance: Varies heavily by season (classically a blue sweater, bowtie, and hand-puppet named Mr. Hat, later shifting through various political and personal transformations). • Personality: Volatile, eccentric, hypocritical, and a vehicle for political satire. • Background: Longtime teacher and occasional public figure/politician in South Park. • Mr. Mackey • Appearance: Large oversized head, red bow tie, blue suit jacket. • Personality: Mild-mannered, stuttering catchphrase user ("m'kay") trying desperately to guide school kids. • Background: South Park Elementary's school counselor. Classmates & Kids

• Wendy Testaburger • Appearance: Long black hair, purple jacket, yellow pants, and a pink beret. • Personality: Intelligent, outspoken, and fiercely activist-minded, though occasionally hypocritical when jealous. • Background: Stan Marsh’s longtime on-and-off girlfriend and a top student at South Park Elementary. • Craig Tucker • Appearance: Blue chullo hat with a yellow pom-pom and a matching blue jacket. • Personality: Deadpan, apathetic, and logical; famous for flipping people off and pointing out how ridiculous the main boys' schemes are. • Background: Leader of a rival group of boys and eventually in a committed relationship with Tweek Tweak. • Tweek Tweak • Appearance: Messy, spiked blonde hair, twitching eyes, and a misbuttoned dark green shirt. • Personality: Extremely anxious, paranoid, and jittery from constant caffeine intake. • Background: His parents own the local coffee shop and continually feed him coffee to "calm" him down; briefly served as the fourth friend after Kenny's temporary permanent death. • Token Black (Tolkien Black) • Appearance: Short black hair, purple sweater with a yellow "T" on the front, and dark pants. • Personality: Level-headed, mature, and often frustrated by Cartman’s racial stereotyping. • Background: Comes from the wealthiest family in South Park; his real first name was famously retconned to "Tolkien" after J.R.R. Tolkien in later seasons. • Jimmy Valmer • Appearance: Brown hair, yellow shirt, blue pants, and forearm crutches. • Personality: Upbeat, confident, and ambitious; speaks with a heavy stutter while performing stand-up comedy. • Background: Has cerebral palsy and frequently teams up with Timmy Burch on school projects and adventures. • Timmy Burch • Appearance: Large head, tufts of brown hair, orange-and-gray shirt, and a motorized wheelchair. • Personality: Enthusiastic, friendly, and fearless; communicates almost exclusively by shouting his own name ("TIMMY!"). • Background: Uses a wheelchair due to his physical and speech disabilities, yet still participates in rock bands, sports, and town chaos. • Clyde Donovan • Appearance: Brown hair, maroon jacket, and gray pants. • Personality: Emotional, easily influenced, and prone to crying when stressed. • Background: One of Craig's main friends; famously blamed for leaving the toilet seat up in a major episode. • Bebe Stevens • Appearance: Curly blonde hair, red jacket with white trim, and green pants. • Personality: Popular, dramatic, and perceptive about school social hierarchies. • Background: Wendy Testaburger’s best friend and a central figure among the fourth-grade girls. • Ike Broflovski • Appearance: Tiny toddler proportions with a hinged Canadian head and black hair. • Personality: Surprisingly bright, adventurous, and often mimics the older boys' behavior. • Background: Kyle’s adopted younger brother who was born in Canada.

School Staff & Authority Figures

• Chef (Jerome McElroy) • Appearance: Tall, heavyset Black man wearing a white chef’s hat, blue shirt, and white apron. • Personality: Warm, soulful, and well-meaning, though his advice to the boys almost always turns into inappropriate soul songs about love and relationships. • Background: The longtime cafeteria cook who acted as the only adult the boys genuinely trusted until his departure in Season 10. • PC Principal (Peter Charles) • Appearance: Muscular build, slicked-back blonde hair, oakley-style sunglasses, and a tight blue polo shirt. • Personality: Aggressive, loud, and hyper-vigilant about political correctness and microaggressions. • Background: Replaced Principal Victoria as the head of South Park Elementary; married to Vice Principal Strong Woman. • Principal Victoria • Appearance: Curly blonde hair, glasses, and a pink suit jacket. • Personality: Polite and conflict-avoidant, often struggling to maintain control over chaotic school meetings. • Background: Served as principal for the first eighteen seasons before being abruptly fired. • Officer Barbrady • Appearance: Heavyset police officer wearing sunglasses, a blue uniform, and a badge. • Personality: Dim-witted, illiterate, and completely incompetent at solving crimes. • Background: Originally the town's sole police officer before being sidelined by Sergeant Harrison Yates and the Park County Police force.

Notable Townspeople & Background Characters

• Towelie • Appearance: Anthropomorphic light-blue bath towel with bloodshot eyes, white sneakers, and thin arms and legs. • Personality: Forgetful, laid-back, and perpetually high, frequently interrupting serious scenes to ask if anyone wants to get high. • Background: A genetically engineered "smart towel" created by Tynacorp who eventually works at Randy’s Tegridy Farms. • Jimbo Kern & Ned Gerblansky • Appearance: Jimbo wears an orange hunting cap and vest; Ned is thin, missing his right arm, and holds a voice box to his throat. • Personality: Gun-loving, gullible, and obsessed with hunting and conservative conspiracy theories. • Background: Stan’s uncle (Jimbo) and his Vietnam War buddy (Ned); they host a low-budget local public-access hunting show. • Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo • Appearance: Small, smiling piece of feces wearing a red Santa hat and white gloves. • Personality: Cheerful, wholesome, and obsessed with holiday spirit and high-fiber diets. • Background: Lives in the South Park sewers and emerges during Christmas to spread joy, often only visible to Kyle at first. • Tuong Lu Kim • Appearance: Stereotypical exaggerated East Asian features, glasses, and a red polo shirt. • Personality: Hot-tempered, greedy, and fiercely protective of his business against rivals like the Mongols. • Background: Owner of City Wok; later revealed to be an alternate personality created by a white psychiatrist named Dr. William Janus. • Satan • Appearance: Towering red demon with horns, hooves, and a muscular build. • Personality: Sensitive, emotionally intelligent, and surprisingly reasonable compared to the humans in South Park. • Background: Ruler of Hell who frequently visits Earth and deals with dysfunctional relationships, notably with Saddam Hussein. • Mr. Slave • Appearance: Tall, muscular man wearing a leather vest, chaps, and a leather cap. • Personality: Calm, soft-spoken, and surprisingly sensible despite his extreme BDSM attire. • Background: Mr. Garrison’s former teaching assistant and romantic partner before marrying Big Gay Al. • Big Gay Al • Appearance: Cheerful man wearing a pink ascot, blue sweater, and slacks. • Personality: Flamboyant, upbeat, and welcoming ("I'm super, thanks for asking!"). • Background: Runs an animal sanctuary for gay pets and serves as a voice of tolerance in town. • Scott Malkinson • Appearance: Brown hair, red shirt, and a slight lisp. • Personality: Self-conscious and earnest, though constantly mocked by Cartman for his medical condition. • Background: A fourth-grade classmate whose defining character trait is having diabetes. • The Goth Kids (Henrietta, Michael, Pete, and Firkle) • Appearance: Pale skin, black clothing, heavy eyeliner, and dyed black hair. • Personality: Cynical, dramatic, and obsessed with drinking coffee, smoking cigarettes, and hating "conformists." • Background: A clique of students who hang out behind the school and despise being confused with vampires or emo kids. —————————————————————————— Video game version:

The Modern "New Kid" Trilogy

Title & Release Genre & Style Core Premise & Character Roles South Park: The Stick of Truth (2014) 2D Turn-Based RPG (Looks identical to the TV show) Fantasy LARPing: The kids wage a town-wide war between Humans and Elves over a powerful twig. Cartman plays the Grand Wizard King, Kyle is the High Jew Elf King, Stan is a Ranger, Kenny is Princess Kenny (who speaks Japanese), and Butters is Paladin Butters. South Park: The Fractured But Whole (2017) 2D Tactical Grid RPG Superhero Civil War: Parodying Marvel and DC, the kids split into rival franchises (Coon and Friends vs. Freedom Pals) to secure a movie deal. Cartman is The Coon, Kyle is The Human Kite, Kenny is Mysterion, Stan is Toolshed, and Butters is the villain Professor Chaos. South Park: Snow Day! (2024) 3D Co-op Action Roguelike Blizzard Warfare: A massive snowstorm cancels school, prompting the kids to return to their fantasy personas with new rules. Up to four players battle warring factions across snowy 3D maps while Jimmy deals upgrade cards and Mr. Hankey manages dark-matter perks.

The Modern "New Kid" TrilogyExport to Sheets

How Classic Characters Transform in the Games

• The New Kid (Player Avatar): A silent protagonist who just moved to town with dark secrets in their past. Their primary superpower in every game is weaponized flatulence (magic spells in Stick of Truth and time-bending farts in Fractured But Whole). • Side Characters as Combat Buddies: Classmates who rarely fight in the show become full party members with unique abilities. For example, Scott Malkinson becomes Captain Diabetes (gaining super-strength from sugar rushes), Craig and Tweek fight as Super Craig and Wonder Tweek, and Wendy acts as the tech-savvy vigilante Call Girl. • Background Characters as Bosses & Summons: Townspeople serve as outrageous boss fights or screen-clearing summons. Players fight giant mutated Woodland Critters, a drunk Randy Marsh, ManBearPig, and Morgan Freeman, or summon Mr. Hankey, Jesus, and Moses to wipe out enemies.

Notable Spinoffs & Older Titles

• South Park: Phone Destroyer (2017): A free-to-play real-time strategy card battler for mobile devices where characters dress up in sci-fi, cowboy, fantasy, and superhero themes. • Classic Acclaim Era (1998–2000): Before the creators took direct control of game writing, three retro titles were released—South Park (a 1998 first-person shooter where you throw snowballs at mutant turkeys), Chef's Luv Shack (a trivia minigame collection), and South Park Rally (a kart racer).

Overall Look & Layout of the Town

• Visual Aesthetic. Nearly every building is box-shaped with flat roofs topped with thick layers of snow, set against dark green pine forests and towering blue-and-white mountain peaks. • Main Street & Commercial Strip. Running through the center of town is a two-lane snowy road lined with colorful, single-story shops, diners, and municipal buildings, including Town Hall, the Police Station, and the Post Office. • Residential Neighborhoods. Branching off Main Street are neat rows of modest, pastel-colored suburban homes where Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Butters live. • The Poor Side of Town. Located on the outskirts past the railroad tracks is the dilapidated, run-down district—colloquially known as "SoDoSoPa" in later seasons—featuring Kenny McCormick’s decaying shack and abandoned lots. • Surrounding Wilderness. Beyond the town borders lie dense woods, Stark's Pond, Tegridy Farms (Randy Marsh's rural marijuana ranch), and Canada far to the north.

Iconic Hangout Spots

• The Bus Stop. Located on the edge of the residential neighborhood in front of a yellow school-crossing sign, this is the main four boys' daily morning meeting spot where most episodes begin. • South Park Elementary. A bright yellow brick building with a red roof where the kids spend most of their days. Key areas inside include Mr. Garrison’s 4th-grade classroom, the cafeteria, and the back alley where the Goth Kids smoke and drink coffee. • Stark's Pond. A small, serene body of water on the edge of town surrounded by pine trees. It is the go-to spot for fishing, ice skating, Stan and Wendy’s awkward dates, and hiding secrets. • Cartman’s Basement (Coon Lair). Eric Cartman’s basement serves as the official headquarters for the kids' elaborate games, including Coon and Friends meetings and the Kingdom of Kupa Keep (KKK) war room. • Tweek Bros. Coffeehouse. A cozy local café run by Tweek’s parents, acting as the primary hangout for the town's adults and gossiping residents. • City Wok. A bright red Chinese restaurant on Main Street owned by Tuong Lu Kim, famous for its constant rivalry with the neighboring Japanese restaurant, City Sushi. • Raisins. A parody of Hooters staffed by elementary-school girls who flirt with boys for tips; Butters famously falls for a waitress named Lexus here. • Skeeter's Bar & Cocktails. A dimly lit local dive bar with a green exterior where Randy Marsh, Stuart McCormick, and the town's blue-collar men drink and form angry mobs. • The Community Center. A multipurpose municipal hall used for town meetings, karate classes, talent shows, and emergency crisis gatherings. • Whistlin' Willy's Pizza & Peppermint Hippo. Two polar-opposite entertainment venues—a cheesy Chuck E. Cheese-style arcade pizza parlor for the kids and the local strip club frequented by the adults.