South Park: The Fractured But Whole

South Park: The Fractured But Whole takes place in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. As the game begins, The Coon (Eric Cartman) is at a table in the Coon Lair where he and friends are dressed as superheroes. The Coon has planned out the group's film franchise and is explaining it to the group. Arguments ensue and the group is split in two. One group becomes Coon and Friends while the now opposing group calls themselves Freedom Pals, led by Doctor Timothy (Timmy Burch). The Freedom Pals demand their own franchise and a "civil war" between the two superhero group begins.

After the events of South Park: The Stick of Truth, the children of South Park become role-playing superheroes. However, a falling-out over Cartman's planned film franchise splinters the boys split into two groups, with some calling for a civil war to make their own franchise.

Coon and Friends was a superhero team formed by The Coon to fight crime in South Park in the hopes of building a franchise. The team lineup consisted of The Coon, Human Kite, Mosquito, Fastpass, Super Craig, and Captain Diabetes. Named as the Coon Lair, the headquarters of Coon and Friends is located at the basement of Cartman's House. The entrance to the Coon Lair is passcode protected, which is changed each day in-game. The first passcode for the Coon Lair is obtained inside Cartman's Journal in his bedroom

Freedom Pals is a superhero union that fights crimes and performs charity work in South Park while building a more inclusive franchise. Their motto is "Retribution but with inclusion!". The team is officially led by Doctor Timothy, with founding members Mysterion, Toolshed, Tupperware, and Wonder Tweek, who all left the former superhero team Coon and Friends, due to disagreements regarding the original franchise plan. Not long after, they decided to form their own franchise plan, seeking out help from Call Girl. The members of Freedom Pals are Doctor Timothy, Mysterion, Toolshed, Tupperware, and Wonder Tweek. Named as the Freedom Pals Base, the headquarters of Freedom Pals is located at the basement of Token's House. The entrance to the Freedom Pals Base is first discovered in the mission Operation: Blind Justice, whereby the entrance is locked.

The Heroes have their own "Kryptonite" which is a fancy term for a weakness.

The Coon is the superhero alter-ego of Eric Cartman in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. As the founder of Coon and Friends, the Coon is the mastermind behind the greatest superhero franchise of all time and will stop at nothing to see it realised. Cartman is visibly overweight, being larger than all the other kids, and has messy reddish-brown hair The Coon is the Ninja Manimal child of a space raccoon and an animal control officer. He has raccoon ears on top of his head and a fur raccoon mask surrounding his eyes and covering his nose and cheeks. His costume is primarily black with a red cape. The cape bears a large letter 'C' in the center. He wears a white T-shirt with a large 'C' in the middle. He wears a black utility belt with a gold buckle. The Coon has a faux raccoon tail on the rear and wears silver claws on his fingers. The Coon is very short-tempered and lacks patience. He seems to walk the line between good and evil. He has no Kryptonite. The Coon's quotes largely revolve around his superhero persona; he often makes references to his animal namesake and refers himself in the third person. He sometimes acts self-centered, most notably when his allies are targeted by buffing abilities. He also seems to like making fun on other allies.

The Human Kite (primarily known as Human Kite) is the alter-ego of Kyle Broflovski in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. The Human Kite wears a sleeveless teal-colored costume with a grey hood; the opening of the hood is diamond-shaped (vaguely resembling a typical kite shape). A large red and yellow kite resides around his neck with most of it behind him, profiling his head; it has loops on its spars for him to hold onto. His outfit has a multi-colored kite on the chest and noticeable points on the shoulders. Personality wise, Human Kite is one of the level-headed members of the Coon and Friends team, although he can get temperamental at times. His Kryptonite is his own Mom.

Fastpass is the alter-ego of Jimmy Valmer in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Fastpass wears his usual yellow long sleeve T-shirt, blue jeans and black boots as well as his crutches. On his shirt however, there is a lightning bolt emblem on it. He also wears red headphones with yellow lightning bolts taped on each side. Personality wise, Fastpass is one of the more rational-minded among the superhero members. Like Timmy, the humor of Jimmy's character comes from his endless optimism despite his handicap. Jimmy's disability is not overtly mocked; rather his exaggerated eagerness to be a successful "handi-capable" person. Jimmy is generally popular and successful at school; he is moral and knows how to be a friend. However, Jimmy is foul-mouthed and very competitive, as he took steroids just to win the Special Olympics. Jimmy likes to perform stand-up comedy in the style of Jay Leno but he is often criticized for his jokes, although everyone considered them hilarious. Jimmy also stutters ij his speech and his Kryptonite is Friction.

Mosquito is the alter-ego of Clyde Donovan in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Mosquito wears an alternate look of Clyde's normal outfit (a dark blue turtleneck, brown pants, black shoes, and a brown toque with dark red stripes) with various additions to make him look more like his namesake. A red vuvuzela is strapped over his nose to mimic a mosquito's mouth part (proboscis), and four wings (presumably made from cardboard) are taped to the back of his sweater. He also wears red gloves on his hands and a grey belt over his chest, with the latter featuring a small pouch and several packets of ketchup (simulating blood). Mosquito takes his superhero persona incredibly seriously, constantly talking about drinking blood, spreading disease, and his "tube-like mouthparts" and proboscis in a nasal voice with a pronounced buzz. Super Craig constantly mocks him for this, who often tells him to "dial it back" or that he's "trying way too hard." Mosquito tends to panic easily, causing him to suggest that Coon and Friends would never be able to beat the Freedom Pals' franchise at one point. His greatest weakness, otherwise known as his "Kryptonite", is the girls working at Raisins; despite referring to them as "vile temptresses" or "seductresses" when among his friends, he is notoriously bad at resisting their charms.

Super Craig is the alter-ego of Craig Tucker in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Super Craig just wears his usual blue jacket, chullo hat and black jeans. However, a piece of paper with a big red S written on it is taped on his jacket. Personality wise, Super Craig is mostly being his stoical self, although he can be cynical at times, He does have a calmer side though, notable when he reconciled with his partner Wonder Tweek after undergoing counseling with the school counselor at South Park Elementary; he can be seen giving words of encouragement/comfort if both are paired together during combat. Super Craig's Kryptonite is Communication.

Captain Diabetes is the alter-ego of Scott Malkinson in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Captain Diabetes wears a yellow sleeveless top and green pants with a red belt. He wears a red chest protector, emblazoned with the initial 'D' in the center, also two shoulder pads are fitted onto his shoulders. A sash is strapped onto the right side of his body, containing syringes and insulin bottles. A glucose monitor device is seen strapped onto his waist. He also wears black boots and fingerless gloves. Most of the superheroes aimed to create a franchise, some dedicated themselves to fight crimes (Call Girl and Mysterion), and the New Kid whose purpose is largely unknown. Captain Diabetes, however, seems to consider himself a "traditional" superhero who starts out small, working to protect the citizens of South Park from all threats, even themselves By his own admission, he's difficult to anger unless he takes much sugar, this is dangerous as he may be plunged into a state of diabetic shock. However, there are two things that will upset him without side effects in short order; being farted upon and and hearing people claim that he got diabetes by being farted upon.

Mysterion is the superhero alter-ego of Kenny McCormick in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Mysterion's costume is primarily two shades of purple. The body suit is lighter with a green 'M' in the center of the chest. His cape and hood are a darker purple. He wears a black eye mask and military green gloves. Attached to his hood above his forehead is a green question mark. It appears to be attached to the hood via a spring. His boots are brown. Personality wise, Mysterion acts in a lawful manner, acting what's best for the Freedom Pals, even to the extent of being a vigilante savior for South Park. He does rue his powers as a curse though, stating that it heavily weighs on him. Mysterion's Kryptonite is Poverty.

Toolshed is the alter-ego of Stan Marsh in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Toolshed wears a white T-shirt with a red pin badge with the letter T in it, blue jeans, a brown belt that carries his tools and black sneakers. He also wears yellow construction goggles that covers his eyes. Toolshed is an extremely handy member of the Freedom Pals whose power is that he has mental powers over every type of tool that came from his dad's workbench. Toolshed's Kryptonite is Dust and Corrosion.

Tupperware is the alter-ego of Token Black in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Tupperware wears a blue and light gray suit together with light gray gloves. He wears a large round plastic container with a blue lid on his head, acting as his helmet. His arms is laced with long cylindrical plastic containers with two red plastic lids on his wrists, acting as wrist bracers and two red squarish plastic containers is attached to his ankles, acting as ankle bracers. He also wears a yellow belt with a buckle bearing the initial 'T' around his waist, with a plastic water bottle strapped to the right side and small plastic containers strapped on the left side. On his rear, a yellow square plastic container fixed with a yellow plastic strap is fitted, acting as a rear armor / power pack of sort. Personality wise, Tupperware acts in a robotic-like way, expressing almost little to no emotion. Tupperware's Kryptonite is Human emotions

Doctor Timothy is the alter-ego of Timmy Burch in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Doctor Timothy sits in his wheelchair with a flannel blanket covering his legs. He wears a dark blue suit with a white collar shirt and red tie. Doctor Timothy is blessed with a limitless intellect locked in a fragile, weak body. He uses his psychic powers to combat foes. His extraordinary mental abilities and mind for strategy makes him the leader and a very important member of Freedom Pals. Although his physical speech is limited to cries of "TIMMY!", Doctor Timothy can speak normally through telepathy. When he does so, he proves to be quite eloquent, albeit irreverent at times (such as calling Coon and Friends "kind of douchebags" Despite his benevolence, Doctor Timothy also has a ruthless side, being perfectly willing to use his mental powers in rather painful fashions when necessary. His favorite means of subduing foes or extracting information is to "rape their minds", as The Coon puts it. And he's more than willing to protect himself or punish his enemies by putting kindergartners under mind control, his mind control only works on his enemies and bystanders, not his allies and the only way for someone to get out of Doctor Timothy's mind control is for the victim to get knocked out. Doctor Timothy's Kryptonite are Stairs

Wonder Tweek is the alter-ego of Tweek Tweak in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Wonder Tweek wears a dark blue shirt with a circular white 'WT' logo, which stands for 'Wonder Tweek'. He also wears light brown gloves and a dark blue headband with his name printed on it in red letters. Wonder Tweek acts like his normal self, but slightly more calm and collected, being less prone to spazzing out. That being said, he's still quite jittery, being quick to assume the worst and speak out. Wonder Tweek's Kryptonite is having a Caffeine addiction.

Call Girl is the alter-ego of Wendy Testaburger in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Call Girl wears a pink mask over her eyes and a headset on her left ear. She also wears a purple tank-top with a white strap that holds her cell phones and other gadgets, pink gloves, a pink skirt and pink shoes. Befitting her theme, she often uses social media slang and internet terminology in battle. Before officially committing as a member of the Freedom Pals, Call Girl works alone, keeping herself above the civil war in favor of investigating the larger crisis gripping South Park. She forms a strong bond with the New Kid, believing that they are the only one who understands the larger situation besides her; as such, she often looks out for their well-being and helps them when she can. If the New Kid is female, she even gives her a friendship bracelet beside the park bathroom before setting out. Call Girl's Kryptonite is Spotty Wi-Fi.

Professor Chaos is the supervillain alter-ego of Butters Stotch in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Professor Chaos wears a tinfoil mask with a red and yellow dot on the forehead; it's open at the top to show Butters's blond hair. He also wears aluminum shoulder pads connected with a chain that goes on his shoulders and chest. He also wears tinfoil gloves and boots and a green cape. Professor Chaos is extremely dramatic and determined to prove himself as the ultimate supervillain, but usually fails miserably by virtue of having no idea how to cause large-scale havoc. His normal friendly personality often shines through his theatrics, causing him to comment on how cool his battle with the heroes will look in their franchise or apologize when he manages to actually cause trouble for someone. Once thwarted, he readily teams up with the New Kid and their allies, even joining Call Girl in defending the New Kid when Doctor Timothy turns Coon and Friends against them. He also seems to be obsessed with tin foil, hamsters, and "lava" (red LEGO bricks), incorporating all three into his schemes. Professor Chaos's Kryptonite is Grounding/Getting Grounded.