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Gregory:

Gregory is a male 12-grade student at South Park High, who appeared only in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. He transferred to South Park from Yardale in the forth grade, where he purportedly maintained a 4.0-grade point average.

Background Gregory, who is portrayed with both an upper-class English accent and stereotypical traits of the English, has caught Wendy Testaburger's romantic attention and became in a relationship with her. However, at the end of the film, Wendy denies this to Stan Marsh and kisses him instead, later implying that her feelings for Gregory were merely a strong admiration and that she never really cared for him.

Leadership Along with Gregory mentioning he has a 4.0-grade point average, Gregory is a very independent leader to the schoolchildren and has guided them over.

Singing Selling tested oge epic vamp + 100m rap

Appearance Gregory has thick, curly blonde hair. He wears an orange blouse, brown trousers, and black gloves. Gregory also carried a cutlass during "La Resistance".

Personality Gregory is portrayed as a smart and thoughtful young boy, but he is also arrogant and looks down upon the other boys. Gregory's activism seems to get him the affection of Wendy, but his attitude towards Stan at the end of the film causes her to outright reject and curse him, admitting to Stan that she never really cared for him, much to Gregory's shock. He is friends with The Mole, which is ironic because of the British and French enmity within the show.

Relationships Wendy Testaburger Gregory was briefly friends with Wendy in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. They shared the same liberal, political views. However, their relationship was devoid of any romantic feelings, which Wendy clarified to Stan at the end of the movie and Gregory was angrily offended when Wendy made insults towards him.

The Boys Although Gregory seems to take an instant disliking to the boys (Stan, Kyle, Cartman, Kenny) because they are not very political, and can act rather childish at times, he is the one who points the boys towards "The Mole" so they can free Terrance and Phillip from Sheila (Kyle's mother)'s organization, Mothers Against Canada.

Trivia Yardale is a portmanteau of "Yale" and "Harvard", two of the best universities in the United States. Gregory is based on Enjolras from Les Misérables. Trey Parker did not do his own singing for Gregory. Instead, Howard McGillin was his singing voice.

Headcannons Gregory is seen to have light blue eyes, a mesmerizing shade in-between blue and grey, and a wit for charming girls as he pleases. Dispite said wit for women, he doesn't treat them the absolute best, though absolutely not bad, despite constantly denying it if questioned and proceding to claim how these women "utterly adore him." Gregory seems to find himself as almost a devine being of sorts, clearly viewing himself much higher class than others, including his wealth ontop of his exagerated charisma. His full name is stated to be Gregory Wolfagang Bellarose lll.

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Christophe:

Christophe, also known as the Mole, is a bitter French 18 year old with an expertise in covert operations and an intense hatred of God. He appeared in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.

In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, Gregory told the boys (Stan, Kyle, Cartman, Kenny) to procure the Mole's help in saving Terrance and Phillip. The Mole helps the boys infiltrate the USO show, but the mission fails after Cartman forgets to shut down the base's security system. As a result, the Mole is fatally injured by a group of army attack dogs.

As the Mole died, he sang "The Mole's Reprise", while Kyle held him and softly eased him into death. At his moment of passing away, the Mole continued his pattern of hatred towards God. The Mole, like everyone else who died in the war, was presumably brought back to life after Kenny McCormick's wish to Satan.

The Mole made a brief cameo appearance in "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub", where he is seen on Late Night with Conan O'Brien, while Stan channel surfs.

Appearance The Mole has an unkempt appearance and carries a shovel with him on his back. He dresses in dark green and brown camouflage and wears fingerless gloves. The Mole has messy brown hair, a prematurely lined face, and prominent ears. He has bags under his eyes and thick eyebrows, and is usually seen smoking a cigarette.

Personality The Mole smokes cigarettes, is foul-mouthed, and has an outspoken grudge against God, whom he blames for everything wrong with the world. The Mole displays a tough exterior and appears to have a jaded outlook, as well as being abrasive towards others. He also appears to be manic and emotionally unstable and expresses a hatred for guard dogs. His character is influenced by Grantaire from Les Misérables, just as Gregory is similar to Enjolras, although his song, "The Mole's Reprise" also parallels Éponine's "A Little Fall of Rain". Despite his abrasive personality, the Mole still has an immature side to him as shown where he is seen playing with a View-Master using them as binoculars.

Family The only family member to appear on-screen is his mother.

Christophe's Mother The Mole does not appear to have a great relationship with his mother. According to the Mole, she attempted an abortion by stabbing him in the heart with a clothes hanger while he was still in her womb. However, the Mole does appear to be intimidated by his mother as he still does as she says. His mother does not agree with his misotheism, often grounding him for saying bad things about God. She seems to dislike Christophe, but not enough to get rid of him or not care for him.

Interactions Laresistancereprise The Mole dies as Kyle tries to console him and the boys look on.

Kyle Broflovski Kyle showed a certain amount of concern for the Mole's safety, advising him to be careful when infiltrating the USO show. Later on, as the Mole lay dying, Kyle attempted to give him solace, easing him into death. Notably, they also shared a short duet, "The Mole's Reprise".

Stan Marsh Stan seemed to think that the Mole was a little crazy, saying to Kyle, "Damn, dude, that kid is fucked up." Earlier on, the Mole momentarily throttled Stan and interrogated him as to who sent them.

Eric Cartman When the Mole instructed Cartman to turn off the alarms, he repeated it, implying that the Mole thinks Cartman is a bad listener. In that same minute, Cartman called him a "British piece of shit." When the Mole died, Cartman just watched on, and did not seem to show much concern. So, from all this, we can safely assume that the two have rivalry problems with each other, although that last backup could also be from Cartman's selfish and manipulative personality.

God The Mole blames God for everything that is wrong with the world. Throughout the movie, the Mole refers to God as a "got" and "b*". Upon his death he continues to loathe God but seems to believe his meeting with God is inevitable.

Gregory Although they never appear on-screen together in the final film, the Mole is implied to have had previous contact with Gregory, who personally recommended the boys procure his help in the upcoming operation to free Terrance and Phillip.

In the official eighth draft for the movie, Gregory introduces Christophe to the others with Christophe digging underneath the ground similar to how Bugs Bunny would. Gregory tells everybody about the things the Mole does, with The Mole responding negatively to most of what's said. However, this part was cut out, and we see Stan, Kyle and Cartman walking to his house and meeting him there.

Quotes The Mole speaks with a heavy French accent, and often refers to other people as "b******". His catchphrase is "Shit!", which in his accent actually sounds closer to "Sheet!"

All quotes are from South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.

Mole on Conan Christophe seen on Late Night with Conan O'Brien.

The Mole: "This is the USO show, where those military b****** intend to kill Terrance and Phillippe." Kyle: "Oh my God!" The Mole: "God? He is the biggest b**** of them all!" Stan: "We have to hurry. We rendez-vouse with the other kids at ten." The Mole: "You realize that by doing this we could be grounded for two, perhaps even three weeks?" Stan: "We're willing to take that risk." The Mole: "Then let’s go." Stan: "Hey, Mole. Do you know where the clitoris is?" The Mole: "Ze what?" Stan: "The clitoris. I have to find the clitoris so I can get this Wendy girl to like me aga—" The Mole: "Hey! You need to stop thinking with your dick! You have to be on your toes. Because I am not going to be grounded again! Not for you! Not for anybody!" The Mole: "What do you think this is, kid? TV kiddy hour where we all sit around and lick Barney the dinosaur's fucking p****? Huh? This is real life, with consequences you take to the grave!" Kyle: "Be careful, dude." The Mole: "Careful? Was my mother careful when she stabbed me in the heart with a clothes hanger while I was still in ze womb?" Stan: "Damn, dude, that kid is fucked up." The Mole: "Now the light, she fades, And darkness settles in. But I will find strength, I will find pride within. Because although I die, Our freedom will be won. Though I die, La Resistance... Lives... On."

Headcannons "Ze Mole"'s full name is stated to be Christophe Mirabelle De'Lorne, though goes by Mole or Christophe.

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Estella:

Estella Havisham is a character from the Season Four episode, "Pip". She is a based on the character of the same name from Charles Dickens's classic tale, Great Expectations. She is the 19 year old daughter of Miss Havisham, a woman who raised her to break men's hearts for her.

Background Estella first meets Pip after he answers a job offer in a metal newspaper. Pip is later hired by Miss Havisham to be a playmate with Estella, which she had to play along with to break his heart. She is very surprised to find that her game of "whack the blond-haired boy over the head with a log" is one that Pip and his sister play often. Estella treats Pip cruelly, calling him many nasty names. Although she is cruel, Pip still falls in love with her.

After being sent away to become a gentleman, Pip reunites with Estella at a grand ballroom. As they both danced, Pip tells Estella that he believes that he is in love with her, but Estella replies to his confession that she has no heart in being with him. This was sustained when Pip is suddenly heartbroken to find that she has a seventeen-year-old boyfriend who already owns a car. Pip soon discovers that Estella was raised to break men's hearts so that the tears from all of her ex-boyfriends could be used to fuel a machine that would combine Miss Havisham's soul with Estella's body for a new generation.

Pip goes up to save Estella and tries to convince her that she's not cold-hearted by giving her a baby bunny. Estella goes and breaks the bunny's neck, and Pip offers another (which she also kills). Estella continues to kill the bunnies offered by Pip but stops after the twenty-fifth. Pip claims that she has a heart due to her inability to kill the twenty-sixth baby bunny and unhooks her from Miss Havisham's machine. Miss Havisham dies in a fire resulting from the machine malfunctioning, having the manor burnt down, and Estella accepts Pip's love from her "small-testicled love".

It is not stated whether Pip and Estella's relationship continued after the episode, though it is highly unlikely ever since Pip has moved to South Park.

A possible second appearance for her as a boss, named "Blooderella," was about to take place during the cut version of South Park: The Stick of Truth in the Cemetary Quest Line, with her having to side with the Vamp Kids.

Criminal Record Animal cruelty: In "Pip", Estella kills twenty-five baby bunnies all by breaking their necks.

Appearance Estella is described as Pip as pretty, referring to her as "pretty and insulting", she is a Caucasian girl with long, wavy blond hair. She has rosy cheeks and dresses very wealthy. She wears a green robe with dark-green trims, a small cravat inside, velvet pants, and a dark pink hat with a dark pink rose and a small veil wrapped on it at the beginning of "Pip". Toward the end of the episode, she wears an amount of make-up, an off-the-shoulder white corset dress with a ribbon on the chest with a tiered ruffle pink skirt, a teal necklace with a pearl, and a pink lei with pearls on her head.

In the cut version of South Park: The Stick of Truth, her appearance was changed as a Vampire. Her hair is dyed black with red highlights, wears a red umbrella dress with fishnet neckline and sleeves, gray shoes, a black cape, vampire fangs, and dark make-up.

Personality She seems to believe that her personality needs to be heartless by her mother's standards and she takes this to heart, set on breaking men's hearts, and Pip even refers to her as "insulting", particularly "pretty and insulting". This statement seems to be accurate as she constantly insults Pip every chance she gets, being mean and rude to him, seeming kind of hostile. Her personality mostly seems to be under her mother's influence, and Estella's goal is perceived as her mother wanting her to break men's hearts for her, as Miss Havisham can no longer do it herself, and so she has her daughter due it for her so that the men's broken hearts can belong to Estella's mother. Estella's personality seems to be more on belief rather than her true personality or she feels that she doesn't have a choice. However, Pip shows her the way, even though these takes several rabbits for her to realize this, even though in short, Pip probably could've just told her she could choose who she wanted to be. She changes her mind while getting too tired to kill the last baby rabbit, but Pip takes this as to Estella having a heart rather than just fatigue anyway. She agrees with Pip and says maybe she does have a heart and she goes off with him and the "Pip" episode has a happy ending.

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Herbert:

Herbert Pocket was Pip Pirrip's roommate in the Season Four episode "Pip".

Background Pocket teaches Pip the basics of being a gentleman, such as not putting one's knife in one's mouth, not passing gas at the table, not placing a napkin in the glasses, and not checking one's penis for scabs at the diner table. Pocket had a large collection of baby bunnies, of which Estella killed twenty-five. It is logical to assume he never forgave her for her sins.

He helps Pip defeat Miss Havisham and is joyful at the prospect of a happy ending. It is announced at the end of the episode that Pocket died of Hepatitis B, which could lead to the fact that he was too good a boy and accidentally pricked himself on a drug needle through which it was contracted. (Um don't ask how hers somehow alive in this he doesn't know either)

Appearance Pocket is a cheerful bloke with combed strawberry blonde hair, large front teeth, and a crooked smile. He wears brown pants, a red vest over a white formal shirt, and a large teal bow tie.

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Pip: Phillip "Pip" Pirrup was an often mistreated, awkward English orphaned exchange 4th Grade student, who was heavily based on the protagonist of the same name from Charles Dickens' novel, Great Expectations. He was voiced by Matt Stone and first appeared in The Unaired Pilot before making his official series debut in the Season One episode, "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe". He was a major character in the early seasons, but was written out of the show with his role being replaced by Butters Stotch and then killed off in "201". According to Pip, the reason why the other students called him Pip instead of Phillip is because they hated him. He and Wendy were the only non-main-characters in the third grade not including the four main boys who had a speaking role in the unaired pilot. He was the only fourth-grade boy who wore a hat with his hair still showing.

Pip told The Boys in "Summer Sucks" that his parents were dead. However, in the previous season, during the episode "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo", he was seen caroling along with a British-looking family in America. It is assumed by people that this family adopted him, or were instead some of his other close relatives.

Before coming to South Park, he attended Staffordshire Primary in Staffordshire, England (though in the episode "Pip", it was shown that he was briefly educated in London), where he excelled in archery.

Role During the first three seasons, Pip was a very prominent character and usually served as the punchline of the kids, being bullied mercilessly. However, his role diminished dramatically after Butters' introduction, as he claimed more and more of Pip's traits for his own character. After his eponymous episode, Pip was rarely seen afterward, usually in class or tagging along with the other boys. He made one last speaking appearance in "Professor Chaos", being among the final six of the boys' potential friends he be played role as a background character.

In some episodes, such as "Stupid Spoiled W**** Video Playset" and "Ginger Kids", Pip was missing entirely. He then permanently disappeared from the classroom after "D-Yikes!", and was replaced by Jimmy Valmer with no mention or reason for his disappearance being shown. He also did not appear on the ranked list of boys in "The List".

Criminal Record Murder by Proxy: Near the end of "Pip", Pip unhooks Estella Havisham from the Genesis Machine, resulting in the death of Miss Havisham. However, this could be seen as a case of "Justifiable Homicide" as Ms. Havisham was technically trying to murder Estella and unhooking her from the machine was the only way to save Estella's life. Assault: In "Conjoined Fetus Lady", Pip violently hits Kyle in the face with a dodgeball after being provoked by him, resulting in Kyle's nose bleeding. Also, in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society", Pip fights with Tweek and Stan while engaging in a jealousy-filled ape-like brawl with the rest of the boys. Death Pip is Killed Pip is crushed to death by Mecha-Streisand.

Pip made a brief reappearance in "201", his second speaking appearance in eight years, where he politely asked Mecha-Streisand to stop destroying the town, coming back when other townspeople ran away. She merely moved forward and stepped on him, crushing him and leaving his bloodied remains behind. When someone asked if he was really dead, the South Park Studios FAQ replied, "He looked pretty dead to me".

Appearance Pip wears the stereotypical English boy outfit. He wears an old-fashioned, brown gatsby cap (nowadays known as a "newsboy" cap), a brown bow-tie, an old-fashioned red smoking jacket, a white shirt, blue shorts, and violet knee-high socks. He has straight medium-length bright-blond hair, and his body is slightly smaller than the other children's. Although he is usually bare-handed, a few scenes in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut show him wearing brown-colored mittens.

After his titular episode, Pip's model was cleaned up slightly, with a small fringe of hair added that sticks out under his cap on the top left.

Out of himself, Stan, Kyle, Cartman, and Craig, of all other three boys who almost always wears a hat, he is the only one whose hair is still showing when he wears his hat due to his hair being longer and the top of his hair not being fully tucked into his hat unlike the other three.

To see images of Pip Pirrip, visit Pip Pirrip/Gallery. Personality 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. Whenever they insulted him in this way, Pip would pick up a dodgeball and throw it at whoever was saying it, at times with inhuman strength and precision, including taking out an entire steroid-juiced Chinese dodgeball team with a single throw. He would usually apologize a moment later and revert to his old self.

Pip was not generally foul-mouthed, but he had uttered a few swear words in "Pip", where he used the word "b****", and also briefly in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000", where he says "Let's hear it for Cartman's big fat arse!". He was also seen singing "Uncle Fucka" with his classmates in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. Pip was very friendly with the other students at South Park Elementary, but they did not return the favor.

His disdain or distaste for French people could have been because, like China and Japan, being close in distance to each other, England and France were enemies and hated each other for centuries, going to several wars with one another.

Interactions The Boys In the first three seasons, the main boys taunted him, saying nasty things about him and performing horrible activities with him - in "Hooked on Monkey Fonics", Stan makes him request that they hit him, claiming he would not do so, only to do so anyway, for example. However, in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society", in one scene Pip and Cartman are shown seeming to get along while a bunch of other kids are talking beside.

Pip did not retaliate against the boys' bullying and abuse, except for once in "Conjoined Fetus Lady" when he angrily threw a dodgeball at Kyle for the latter calling him "French" and spreading false stereotypes about his nationality, causing Kyle's nose to bleed. However, in the same episode, they gain brief acceptance for him after being impressed by his dodgeball skills and Kyle even offers Pip to be on the boys' team again, much to his pleasure.

Stan in particular is forced to hang out with Pip along with Butters and Dougie (whom he names them "Melvins") in "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" while being locked in the basement at Mr. Mackey's adult party during the Meteor Shower night. At first he is annoyed by their antics and reenactment of Charlie's Angels, but once they hear the ATF was outside the house planning to shoot everyone inside on suspicions that the party attendees are part of a mass suicide cult, he collaborates with the trio and joins their game by encouraging them to hand a videotape out to the ATF containing a mock news report to confirm what is really going on inside the house. After the ATF leaves, Stan seems to have warmed up to Pip and the other two and acknowledges that he and the other kids separate them in school based on their peculiarities, but realizes they are just normal kids like him. This is quickly retracted when Kyle arrives, with Stan pointing out his night with "these friggin' Melvins".

Despite their hatred of Pip, he does make it to the final round of contestants chosen to be the fourth friend to replace Kenny in "Professor Chaos" which even he is shocked about. However, he is forced to leave when he asks for tea and crumpets at a baseball game. Pip is also a part of their extended group starting from around Season Five, appearing as one of the kids in Cartman's basement in "Scott Tenorman Must Die" and showing up as a member of the fellowship in "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers".

Damien Thorn In the Season One episode, "Damien", Pip briefly befriended Damien Thorn and tried to sympathize with him and discourage his destruction of the school property and threat to the other students, knowing what's it's like to be an outcast, though this friendship also seemed to be one-sided. This became even more apparent when, at Cartman's birthday party, Damien and Pip crashed at the party, and Damien then set Pip on fire so that he would gain popularity amongst the other kids.

Herbert Pocket In the Season Four episode, "Pip", a spoof of the novel Great Expectations, Pip befriended a boy named Pocket who later died of Hepatitis B. Pocket was quite friendly to Pip, and taught him what he needed to know about table manners so he could become a gentleman. He accompanied Pip on their raid on Ms. Havisham, and helped him free the people she had captured.

Estella Havisham Pip would have feelings for Estella, though this relationship was one-sided until the end of the episode, where she would return his feelings. Ever since their first encounter, she would berate him with quips and insults, which he seemingly ignored since he was nevertheless captivated with her. He even became a gentleman to try and win her affections.

Butters Stotch and Dougie O'Connell Pip seemed to have been friends with Butters and Dougie, as they were seen playing together and getting along very well in the Season Three episode, "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub", even collaborating to create a fake news report to videotape and show the ATF to debunk their suspicions of a suicide cult being in the house. Pip and Dougie also are seen sledding together with Tolkien and Clyde in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000".

However, Butters can be seen punching Pip in "Weight Gain 4000", though this was part of the South Park play rehearsal where the pioneers and Indians had a rivalry, and wasn't a genuine moment of assault. Butters was also shown in the group of kids surrounding Pip on the playground and watching him get spat on by Clyde and Bebe in "Damien" and among the kids clapping after Damien set Pip on fire at Cartman's party. Butters also laughs with the others over Cartman kicking Pip in the groin in "Mecha-Streisand". These instances can be excused as Butters had yet to be established as a character in the earliest seasons and was just an unrecognized prop.

However, their friendship from "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" seems to have dissipated after the said episode since Butters is among the students who assures Cartman that British people don't count as an ethnicity for hate crimes after hitting Pip with a rock towards the end of "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000".

Other Children Pip can be seen talking to Timmy, Jimmy, and Kevin Stoley in "South Park is Gay!".

Lizzy Pip was seen at the school dance with Lizzy in "Hooked on Monkey Fonics" and they did not seem to mind each other's presence.

Chef Despite being nice to the school children, Chef does not seem to care for Pip. In "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride", when the kids are about to play football, Pip is the only one on the team without a helmet. Chef tells him that the school cannot afford helmets for everybody, so he advises him to just cope with it. Acknowledging this, Pip politely tries negotiating with him to rotate who does not get to wear a helmet each week, but Chef declines his request. Expressing no concern for his well-being, Chef advises him to bear through it and "get his ass" in the football field.

Despite his distaste for Pip, Chef showed a lot of appreciation for him after he saw how good he was at dodgeball in "Conjoined Fetus Lady" and encouraged him to keep up the good work in order to make the South Park Cows team world champions. This did not last long, as once Pip knocks out the final team of players, Chef realizes that his obsession with dodgeball went too far and thus feels regretful for forcing the children into it. As a result, he does not bother congratulating Pip after he cheerfully exclaims that he won the game. He instead tells him to shut up as he walks out and goes home with the children.

Quotes Pip: "Right-o" (his catchphrase, or rather catch-word, always uttered after someone says something rude or offensive to him, usually "Shut up, Pip") Pip: "Lunchie munchies, hmmm?" from "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" & the unaired pilot Pip: "Yes, I'll pay fifty dollars for one!" from "Starvin' Marvin". Pip: "Oh, good day Damien. My name is Philip, but everyone calls me Pip... because they hate me." Damien: "Then I will call you Pip." Pip: "Right-o." from "Damien". Pip: "Well, I have to spend my summer in summer school because I can't be left alone. You see, my parents are dead." Cartman: "Your parents are dead? Goddamn, you suck, Pip!" from "Summer Sucks". Estella: "Who are you?" Pip: "I've come to answer the want ad." Estella: "Is that so, you smelly little bastard?" Pip: "What?" from "Pip". Pip: "Not so fast, you ugly ancient b****!" from "Pip". Pip: "Cheerio! My name is Pip. I would like to see if you would mind not smashing our little town into bits." from "201" Pip: "Oh dear, I've cracked me noggin!" + "I must flee to the nurses office!" from "The Unaired Pilot" Video Games South Park Pip appears as an unlockable playable character in multi-player mode. He can be unlocked by inputting the code "FISHNCHIPS".

South Park Rally Pip appears as an unlockable playable character in the game.

South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play! Pipreturns "Cheerio, lads!"

Pip reappeared for the first time since being written out of the show when the level "South Park Docks" is complete. Pip begins to explain he knows who is behind the game's events but the kids quiet him insisting they were not hanging out with him and tell him to go away, with Stan proclaiming that "It'll be a cold day in hell before we need help from Europeans." According to his character biography, his special ability is "French rage", but his secret ability involves him singing "The Merry Tune of Stratford" and then running - anything he touches will take damage or die. Aside from his special ability, Pip plays identically to Kenny McCormick, Craig Tucker, and Professor Chaos, dealing a lot of damage with snowballs and having great range but being extremely slow.

South Park: The Stick of Truth Hall of Honor SOT Pip's photo can be seen on the "Hall of Honor".

Pip's picture is seen on the "Hall of Honor" along with deceased faculty members (excluding Mr. Mackey and Ms. Claridge, who were featured, but not deceased) and Gordon Stoltski.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole As with the previous game, Pip's photograph is present in the Hall of Honor, although this time it is not explorable.

Prominence Pip Oh Dear I cracked me noggin "Oh dear, I cracked me noggin!"

"The Unaired Pilot" - Pip hits his head and is later seen neglected in the nurse's office. "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe" - Seen in class. Pip is set on fire by Cartman's flaming fart, running around and screaming. "Weight Gain 4000" - Seen in class and later in the play dressed as an Indian being beaten up by Pioneer Butters Stotch during the play about the history of South Park. "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride" - Pip is the only football player without a helmet, despite his constant pleas to Chef. He fills in for Stan during the homecoming game and is beaten up by the Middle Park team. "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" - The boys make fun of him in the lunch room in a scene recycled from the pilot. "Death" - Seen in the classroom. "Pinkeye" - Pip is one of the many South Park residents that turn into zombies. "Starvin' Marvin" - Seen in class and says he wants a Starvin' Marvin. "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" - Appears visiting a mall Santa and later singing Christmas carols with his presumed relatives. "Damien" - Pip befriends Damien and is set on fire by Damien at Cartman's party to entertain everyone. "Tom's Rhinoplasty" - Seen in class; is wowed over Wendy Testaburger's makeover. "Mecha-Streisand" - Cartman Roshambo's him for an arrowhead he found but gives it back to him. "Chickenlover" - Seen standing outside of the bookmobile with the rest of the class, in the classroom, and at the petting zoo. "Ike's Wee Wee" - Pip is the first in class who smells the marijuana bowl handed by Mr. Mackey. "Conjoined Fetus Lady" - Pip becomes the star player of the school dodgeball team, and single-handedly wins the world championship. The first time he gets angry. "The Mexican Staring Frog of Southern Sri Lanka" - Seen in class. Pip's parents? Pip's possible adoptive family

"City on the Edge of Forever (Flashbacks)" - He is briefly seen on the school bus and on a Missing Child poster in Cartman's dream. "Summer Sucks" - Pip tells the boys that he has to go to summer school because he can't be left alone and his parents are dead; later appears in the school band. He later appears with the same family he was seen with in "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo". "Chef's Chocolate Salty Balls" - Seen in the classrom. "Roger Ebert Should Lay off the Fatty Foods" - Seen in class and gets brainwashed by the Planetarium. "Clubhouses" - Briefly seen on the school playground. "Gnomes" - Mr. Garrison puts Pip in a group with Wendy, Bebe, Tolkien, and Clyde. "Rainforest Shmainforest" - Pip yawns when Mrs. Stevens explains why it is necessary to save the rainforest. "The Succubus" - Seen in the classroom. "Jakovasaurs" - Jakov's and Jun-Jun's offspring jump on Pip's desk. "Tweek vs. Craig" - Pip was seen watching Tweek and Craig almost fight beside Butters, but was not there for the actual thing. "Sexual Harassment Panda" - Pip sues Cartman for 1.6 million dollars for Cartman telling him to "suck his balls". "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" - Pip spends the night at a meteor shower party with Butters, Dougie, and Stan. He is revealed to be an archery esquire at Stratfordshire Primary. "Chinpokomon" - Seen at Chinpokomon camp. "Hooked on Monkey Fonics" - Stan plays a game with him in which Pip is repeatedly hit. He is later seen dancing at the disco, and is kissed by Rebecca Cotswolds, which catches him off-guard. "Starvin' Marvin in Space" - Agent Fields lifts Pip's desk in class. "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" - Seen in class. "World Wide Recorder Concert" - Seen in class. "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" - Cartman knocks him out with a rock when Pip remarks what a fat ass he has, then asks if British people count as an ethnic minority. "Timmy 2000" - Seen in class. "Cherokee Hair Tampons" - Seen in class. "Chef Goes Nanners" - Seen in class. "Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?" - Pip is one of the students in the Sunday-school class. "Fourth Grade" - Seen starting 4th grade with the other kids. "Trapper Keeper" - Seen in the classroom. "Pip" - Pip is the main character in the retelling of Charles Dickens' novel, Great Expectations. "Fat Camp" - Seen in the classroom. He can also be seen on the playground watching Kenny eat his own vomit. "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" - Pip is one of the kids that attacks the kindergartners after they cross the white line. "It Hits the Fan" - Seen in the classroom. "Scott Tenorman Must Die" - Seen at Cartman's meeting. "Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow" - Seen in the classroom. "Proper Condom Use" - Pip is part of the boys' army near the end of the episode. He has a black mohawk. "Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants" - Seen in the classroom. "How to Eat with Your Butt" - Seen in the classroom. "The Entity" - Seen in the classroom. "Here Comes the Neighborhood" - Seen at the end of the episode with the other kids when Stan asks Tolkien to play football. "Kenny Dies" - Seen in the classroom. "Butters' Very Own Episode" - Pip can be seen in different Butters-related snippets, most notably those from "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub." "Fun with Veal" - He can be seen at the back while on the field trip. "Professor Chaos" - Pip is one of the potential replacement friends. He is eliminated after asking for tea and crumpets at a baseball game. This was his last speaking appearance until the fourteenth season. "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society" - Pip holds cellotape for the "Bebe For Class President" poster and is seen regularly as one of the 'ape-men' attracted to Bebe's boobs. "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" - Pip plays an elf from Lord Of The Rings, though he does not speak. "The Death Camp of Tolerance" - Seen in the classroom. "The Biggest Douche in the Universe" - Seen in the Rob Schneider Kenny trailer. "Toilet Paper" - Seen molding clay with Tweek and Red in art class. "I'm a Little Bit Country" - Pip is in a group with Craig, Tweek, Bradley, and Francis. "Fat Butt and Pancake Head" - Seen in class. "Lil' Crime Stoppers" - Seen in the background of Mr. Garrison's class. "South Park is Gay!" - Pip is seen as one of the metrosexuals at school, though he does not speak. "Grey Dawn" - Seen in class. "Casa Bonita" - Seen in the flashbacks of the times Cartman made fun of Kyle for being Jewish. "All About Mormons" - Seen in the classroom. "Butt Out" - Seen running out of the school. "Raisins" - Briefly seen on the playground and in the locker room at school. "Up the Down Steroid" - Seen in the class picture. "AWESOM-O" - Seen in the crowd watching a humiliating video of Cartman dressed as Britney Spears singing Touch My Body. "The Jeffersons" - Seen at the Jefferson's house jumping on the trampoline. "Goobacks" - Seen in the classroom. "Douche and Turd" - Pip is seen voting for Turd Sandwich. "Woodland Critter Christmas" - Seen in the classroom. "Wing" - Seen in the classroom. "Best Friends Forever" - Seen in the classroom. looking along with other classmates on Kenny playing his new PSP. "Erection Day" - He is seen laughing at Mr. Mackey in class, and briefly seen in the audience in Jimmy's nightmare. "Marjorine" - Seen in the classroom. "The Return of Chef" - Briefly seen walking out of South Park Elementary. "Cartoon Wars Part I" - Seen in the classroom. "ManBearPig" - Seen in the school gymnasium. "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" - Pip is seen in the boys-only assembly when Mr. Mackey is giving his speech. "Go God Go" - Seen in class. "Cartman Sucks" - Seen in class when Cartman shows a disturbing photo of him and Butters to the shock of everyone. "The Snuke" - Seen in class. "D-Yikes!" - Seen in class; penultimate appearance, disappears midway through the episode, but also appears at the very end of it. Jimmy Valmer replaces his seat permanently. "201" - His final appearance. He confronts Mecha-Streisand, who steps on him, crushing and killing him. "Dead Kids" - His picture, along with other deceased characters from the school is shown briefly. Movies South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut - Seen ice-skating, in the background of Mr. Garrison's class, and watching the Terrance and Phillip movie. Trivia At the very almost end of the unaired pilot, his quote "God bless us, everyone" is a quote from the book, A Christmas Carol, like Great Expectations, also a story by Charles Dickens. Like the character he was based on, he is an orphan. He goes to visit their grave to pay his respects in London in the episode "Pip". He, Butters, and Damien, are the only non-main-characters out of the main four to have an episode with their name in it, the exception being Kyle, where in South Park, there was never an episode with Kyle's name in it. According to the DVD commentary of "Damien", it was planned that Pip would die in the same episode, but because back then he was needed for crowd scenes, this does not happen, until the episode "201", by which time the character has been removed even as a background character for three seasons. Two characters resembling Pip can be seen in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut during the Dutch verse of "Kyle's Mom's a B****". While he didn't have a role in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, the running gag of Pip being called French was referenced by Cartman calling The Mole a "British piece of shit". Matt and Trey compare Pip's role in the series to Butters Stotch's, proclaiming in the audio mini-commentary for "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" that Butters is "a better character than Pip". Before being killed off, Pip had a speaking role in 15 episodes. His last name "Pirrip" can also be spelled as "Pirrup". Pip's skull can be found in the gfx files of South Park: The Stick of Truth, it is unknown what this would be used for (or make sense since his skull was crushed by the step of Mecha-Streisand) in the game besides being a weapon. Despite not being in the show anymore, Pip is a result on SP and ME. He was also one of many residents of South Park who attended the September 2020 Week 3 NFL Broncos vs. Buccaneers game.[2] Pip has 2 official plushes. His first plush was released in 1998 with the Fun4all South park toy line. It is sold/bidded nowadays on Ebay for 1K+ USD. It is not suggested to buy it as his Plush alongside other Fun4All plushes such as Cartman's collected mold, specifically around the eyes, over the years. As of 2023, a new plush released by Yootooz for 30 USD + 7 dollar shipping. It is the same height as the Fun4All plush, being at 9 inches. The difference is the new plush has a frown, is his updated character design, and is made with new fabric. [3]

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Damien: Damien Thorn is the son of Satan. He is originally voiced by Matt Stone, and later by Trey Parker in South Park: The Stick of Truth. He claims to be from the seventh layer of Hell. His only two speaking appearances to date were in the eponymous episode "Damien" and in The Stick of Truth but he makes infrequent background appearances. He was originally supposed to be voiced by Mike Judge but Mike Judge had busy work somewhere else at the time around the episode, so Matt Stone originally voiced him in his debut episode instead.

In "Damien", he joins the boys' class as the new student at South Park Elementary. He introduces himself as the son of Satan, a claim which is completely ignored by Mr. Garrison, despite his obvious evil powers. Damien is rejected from sitting with the main characters during lunch, and is taunted by Kenny and Stan. Outraged, he turns Kenny into a duck-billed platypus, then demands to speak to Jesus.

Damien's father, Satan, challenges Jesus to a boxing match, and everyone in town switches their bets to Satan, realizing Jesus doesn't even stand a chance. One bet on Jesus remains, secretly placed by Satan himself. Initially, Jesus is horribly beaten, but Satan throws the fight, allowing Jesus to win in order to get everyone's money. Damien then returns to Hell alongside his father, claiming that he only performs evil because he has to. As Damien leaves, Stan and Kyle briefly lament that he will never be able to gain acceptance because he is always on the move.

Since then, Damien has appeared in the background of various episodes, often at the school. He was also seen in the movie theater with other children watching Terrance and Phillip: Asses of Fire in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut.

Appearance 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 fiery effect.

Personality Although hostile and antagonistic at first, and to seem cynical and nihilistic, he then seems to want more out of life and just to have a normal and make friends. At first when he appears, all he wants is to do his father's bidding and to commit evil onto the world, but Pip Pirrup can sense a sense of yearning from him. When Pip tells Damien that the reason everyone calls him Pip even though his real first name is Phillip, Damien goes along with that to say that he hates him too and that he will also call him Pip. He however warms up to Pip after the latter shows him kindness and empathy, even offering a counseling session with Mr. Mackey in the counselor's office. Damien accepts this offer and seems to genuinely have a change of heart, genuinely changing his mind and prospective. Changing his outlook. He only uses his demon powers on Pip when he finds out it's a way to get him into Cartman's birthday party, proving both that he cares about fitting in and that he genuinely cares for Pip as the latter was the only fellow student who showed Damien any sense of kindness or caring for him - proving Damien's sentiment for Pip.

Relations & Relationships Family Satan Although not much is known about any sort of relationship between father and son, it is known from Damien's debut that he feels the need to follow in his father's footsteps, doing his father's bidding by wreaking evil and havoc onto South Park, Colorado.

Friends & Friendships Pip Pirrip Pip is the first time Damien has ever felt any sort of sympathy in his life, as Pip is obviously someone he can relate to. Both being very unpopular boys who get bullied for their differences, the two have developed a close and tight bond with one another. In fact, Pip is the only student in school who Damien does not feel any hostility or resentment toward in Damien's debut episode.