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List of South Park characters

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South Park is an American adult animated television sitcom created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone for the Comedy Central television network. The ongoing narrative revolves around four boys, Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Kenny McCormick, and Eric Cartman and their bizarre adventures in and around the fictional Colorado town of South Park. The town is also home to an assortment of characters who make frequent appearances in the show, such as students and their family members, elementary school staff, and recurring characters. Stan Marsh is portrayed as the everyman of the group, as the show's official website describes him as "a normal, average, American, mixed-up kid." Kyle is the lone Jew among the group, and his portrayal in this role is often dealt with satirically. Stan and Kyle are best friends, and their relationship, which is intended to reflect the real-life friendship between South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone, is a common topic throughout the series. Cartman—loud, obnoxious, and obese—is sometimes portrayed as the series' antihero and his antisemitic attitude has resulted in an ever-progressing rivalry with Kyle. Kenny, who comes from a poor family, wears his parka hood so tightly that it covers most of his face and muffles his speech. During the show's first five seasons, Kenny died in almost every single episode before returning in the next without explanation. Stone and Parker perform the voices of most of the male South Park characters. Mary Kay Bergman voiced the majority of the female characters until her death in 1999. Eliza Schneider (1999–2003), Mona Marshall (2000–present), April Stewart (2004–present), and Kimberly Brooks (2008–present) have voiced most of the female characters since. A few staff members such as Jennifer Howell, Vernon Chatman, John Hansen, and Adrien Beard have voiced other recurring characters.

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· Recurring characters
Shelley Marsh
Shelley Marsh
Character
Shelley Marsh
Voiced by
Mary Kay Bergman, Eliza Schneider, April Stewart
Role
Stan's violent, snobbish, ill-tempered and mischievous older sister who despises her brother and his friends.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 5 "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig"
Ike Broflovski
Ike Broflovski
Character
Ike Broflovski
Voiced by
various children of South Park employees Currently: Bettie Boogie Parker
Role
Kyle's younger brother, the Canadian-born adoptive son of Gerald and Sheila.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Linda Stotch
Linda Stotch
Character
Linda Stotch
Voiced by
Mona Marshall
Role
Butters' (sometimes) mentally unstable mother. She is also strict like her husband, but not as much.
First appearance
Season 4, episode 16 "The Wacky Molestation Adventure"
Timmy Burch
Timmy Burch
Character
Timmy Burch
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
One of the boys' two handicapped classmates, whose vocabulary is mostly limited to the enthusiastic shouting of his own name. Jimmy's best friend.
First appearance
Season 4, episode 1 "The Tooth Fairy's Tats 2000"
Scott Malkinson
Scott Malkinson
Character
Scott Malkinson
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
A classmate of the boys, who they often make fun of for his lisp and diabetes.
First appearance
Season 8, episode 6 "The Jeffersons" (HD Version) " Season 12, episode 13 Elementary School Musical" (Original)
Jason White
Jason White
Character
Jason White
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
A student known for his love of sports. Though he has rarely spoken, he was a part of the boys' extended circle of friends, often seen with the members of Craig's Gang. Killed off in "Season Finale", after he was ran over by a police car.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Bebe Stevens
Bebe Stevens
Character
Bebe Stevens
Voiced by
Jennifer Howell
Role
The boys' blonde female classmate, Wendy's best friend, Clyde's on-again, off-again girlfriend, and the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Mayor McDaniels
Mayor McDaniels
Character
Mayor McDaniels
Voiced by
Mary Kay Bergman, Eliza Schneider
Role
The Mayor of South Park.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 2 "Volcano"
Harrison Yates
Harrison Yates
Character
Harrison Yates
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
A police detective, married to Maggie with an unnamed son.
First appearance
Season 7, episode 9 "Christian Rock Hard"
Strong Woman
Strong Woman
Character
Strong Woman
Voiced by
Jessica Makinson
Role
The vice principal of the school beginning in "Super Hard PCness", who is in a secret relationship with PC Principal. She later gives birth to five children, the PC Babies
First appearance
Season 21, episode 9 "Super Hard PCness"
Towelie
Towelie
Character
Towelie
Voiced by
Vernon Chatman
Role
A talking stoner towel; father of Washcloth.
First appearance
Season 5, episode 8 "Towelie"
Jimbo Kern
Jimbo Kern
Character
Jimbo Kern
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
Sharon's brother, Randy's brother-in-law, and Stan's uncle, who is portrayed as a hunter, TV show host, and gun store owner.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 2 "Volcano"
Ned Gerblansky
Ned Gerblansky
Character
Ned Gerblansky
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
A hunter and a soldier in the Vietnam War. Jimbo Kern's best friend who lost his right arm and speaks through an electric voicebox.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 2 "Volcano"
Stuart McCormick
Stuart McCormick
Character
Stuart McCormick
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
Kenny's alcoholic and violent father.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 6 "Death"
Carol McCormick
Carol McCormick
Character
Carol McCormick
Voiced by
Mary Kay Bergman, Eliza Schneider, April Stewart
Role
Kenny's alcoholic and violent mother.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 9 "Starvin' Marvin"
Heidi Turner
Heidi Turner
Character
Heidi Turner
Voiced by
Jessica Makinson
Role
One of the boys' female classmates, who briefly was Cartman's on-again, off-again girlfriend.
First appearance
Season 3, episode 1 "Rainforest Shmainforest"
Nichole Daniels
Nichole Daniels
Character
Nichole Daniels
Voiced by
Kimberly Brooks
Role
Nichole is part of the group of girls at South Park Elementary, with Wendy, Red, Bebe and Heidi. Cartman secretly arranges for her and Tolkien Black to be together.
First appearance
Season 16, episode 7 "Cartman Finds Love"
Red McArthur
Red McArthur
Character
Red McArthur
Voiced by
Mary Kay Bergman Eliza J. Schneider April Stewart Currently: Mona Marshall
Role
Red is one of the girl characters, she is often seen in the larger friend group of the fourth grade girls, including Wendy, Bebe, and Heidi. She later becomes Butters' girlfriend.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Principal Victoria
Principal Victoria
Character
Principal Victoria
Voiced by
Mary Kay Bergman (seasons 1-3) Eliza J. Schneider (seasons 4-7) April Stewart (seasons 8-present)
Role
The former principal of South Park Elementary School. She spoke with an Upper Midwestern accent and was rational. She was often seen with the school counselor.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 7 "Pinkeye"
Officer Barbrady
Officer Barbrady
Character
Officer Barbrady
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
The town's highly untrained and undereducated police officer with a heart of gold.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Grandpa Marvin Marsh
Grandpa Marvin Marsh
Character
Grandpa Marvin Marsh
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
Randy's father and Stan's grandfather, who attempts to kill himself or have others do so in “Death”. He has Alzheimer's disease, and often referring to Stan as "Billy" as a result.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 6 "Death"
Father Maxi
Father Maxi
Character
Father Maxi
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
The town's Catholic priest, who is a moral voice and works to help the town.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 9 "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo"
Tuong Lu Kim
Tuong Lu Kim
Character
Tuong Lu Kim
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
The owner of City Wok, a local Chinese restaurant, known for his incredibly thick Chinese accent. It is later discovered that Lu Kim is not actually a Chinese man but rather one of many personalities of William Janus, a therapist with multiple personality disorder. His surname is taken from the Roman god Janus, who is depicted with two faces.
First appearance
Season 6, episode 1 "Jared Has Aides"
Michael
Michael
Character
Michael
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
Known as the Goth Kids, this clique of four stereotypically goth children often hang out behind the school, at a local coffee shop, or sometimes in the bedroom of Henrietta, one of their members. They typically listen to goth music and smoke cigarettes.
First appearance
Season 7, episode 14 "Raisins"
Pete Thelman
Pete Thelman
Character
Pete Thelman
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Henrietta Biggle
Henrietta Biggle
Character
Henrietta Biggle
Voiced by
Jessica Makinson
Firkle Smith
Firkle Smith
Character
Firkle Smith
Voiced by
Nico Agnone Sebastian Yu Tyrone Jenkins Bill Hader (South Park: The Stick of Truth)
Mr. Slave
Mr. Slave
Character
Mr. Slave
Voiced by
John Hansen
Role
Mr. Garrison's former lover and classroom assistant, who later married Big Gay Al.
First appearance
Season 6, episode 14 "The Death Camp of Tolerance"
Jesus
Jesus
Character
Jesus
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
The central figure of Christianity, Jesus lives in an ordinary house and hosts a talk show on the local television station, and is the leader of the Super Best Friends, a superhero team primarily composed of religious figures.
First appearance
The Spirit of Christmas: Jesus vs. Frosty
Mr. Hankey
Mr. Hankey
Character
Mr. Hankey
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
A sentient piece of poo who serves as a figure of Christmas. He is kicked out of South Park in "The Problem with a Poo" over some offensive social media posts, ending up in Springfield.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 9 "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo"
Satan
Satan
Character
Satan
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
The ruler of Hell, portrayed with the outline of a massive phallus upon his abdomen and chest. Killed by ManBearPig in "Nobody Got Cereal?", ironically raising up to heaven afterwards. By the time of "Sermon on the 'Mount", he would be revived and would be the boyfriend of Donald Trump.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 10 “Damien”
Saddam Hussein
Saddam Hussein
Character
Saddam Hussein
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
The former dictator of Iraq who repeatedly schemes to take over Canada, often successfully. He is briefly the boyfriend of Satan, and the central antagonist of South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut.
First appearance
Season 2, episode 1 “Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus”
Nathan
Nathan
Character
Nathan
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
Nathan is a child with Down's Syndrome who appears to adults to be an innocent child, but in reality he is a cunning and shrewd manipulator. He is frequently involved in questionable or criminal activity. His arch-rival is Jimmy Valmer, and by extent, Jimmy's friend, Timmy Burch. He is often accompanied by his burly sidekick, Mimsy.
First appearance
Season 8, episode 2 "Up the Down Steroid"
Mimsy
Mimsy
Character
Mimsy
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
Mimallah "Mimsy" is a mentally handicapped student at South Park Elementary. He is Nathan's henchman in the episodes "Crippled Summer", "Handicar", and "Moss Piglets".
First appearance
Season 14, episode 7 "Crippled Summer"
Darryl Weathers
Darryl Weathers
Character
Darryl Weathers
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
A middle-class construction worker who made his first appearance in Season Eight episode "Goobacks", as a worker who was upset over losing his job to immigrants from the future. Since then, he has made numerous appearances, often leading other redneck or working class characters in chanting "They took our jobs!".
First appearance
Season 8, episode 7 "Goobacks"
Big Gay Al
Big Gay Al
Character
Big Gay Al
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
Former scout leader who used to own a sanctuary for gay animals; portrayed as the show's stereotypical gay character.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 4 "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride"
Dr. Alphonse Mephesto
Dr. Alphonse Mephesto
Character
Dr. Alphonse Mephesto
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
Local mad scientist and Brando look-alike.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 5 "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig"
Kevin Mephesto
Kevin Mephesto
Character
Kevin Mephesto
Voiced by
N/A
Role
Dr. Alphonse Mephesto's adoptive son and his lab assistant. Kevin is a quiet character who doesn't have any lines, except for him screaming in “201”.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 5 "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig"
Santa Claus
Santa Claus
Character
Santa Claus
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
A figure of Christmas, who often makes appearances in the show during Christmas-themed episodes.
First appearance
The Spirit of Christmas: Jesus vs. Frosty
Pip Pirrup
Pip Pirrup
Character
Pip Pirrup
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
The boys' unpopular, stereotypically British classmate, based on the main character in Charles Dickens' 1861 novel Great Expectations. Killed off in "201" by Mecha-Streisand.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Bradley Biggle
Bradley Biggle
Character
Bradley Biggle
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
The younger brother of Henrietta Biggle, Bradley was portrayed as a background character until his first major appearance in the Superheroes Saga, beginning with "Coon 2: Hindsight" as Mintberry Crunch. It is actually revealed later on that he indeed is a real superhero with real breakfast cereal-themed superpowers.
First appearance
Season 3, episode 1 "Rainforest Shmainforest"
Kevin Stoley
Kevin Stoley
Character
Kevin Stoley
Voiced by
Matt Stone
Role
Frequently used as a background character. He wears a light-blue jacket and red gloves. He has an interest in Star Wars and Star Trek, and often quotes lines from them, triggering a response from Cartman saying "Kevin, goddammit." He has a major role in "Fatbeard" where he joins Eric and other kids to sail to Somalia.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Dougie O'Connell
Dougie O'Connell
Character
Dougie O'Connell
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
Dougie is shown to be a loud and lonely kid. Like Butters, he is often picked on. He hangs out with other outcasts and is claimed to be a nerd by others. During Butters' stunts as his supervillain alter ego, Professor Chaos, Dougie joins him as his sidekick, General Disarray.
First appearance
Season 3, episode 8 "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub"
Karen McCormick
Karen McCormick
Character
Karen McCormick
Voiced by
Celeste Javier, Colleen Villard
Role
Kenny's shy and reclusive younger sister, who looks to Kenny for protection and comfort when she is upset.
First appearance
Season 9, episode 4 "Best Friends Forever"
Kevin McCormick
Kevin McCormick
Character
Kevin McCormick
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
The eldest child of Stuart and Carol McCormick. He is Kenny and Karen's older brother.
First appearance
Season 1, episode 8 "Starvin' Marvin"
Skeeter
Skeeter
Character
Skeeter
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
Skeeter is the current owner and bartender of Skeeter's Wine Bar and a prominent townsperson. He made his first cameo appearance in the Season One episode, "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut", but his first prominent appearance was in the Season Three episode, "Sexual Harassment Panda". He is often seen at his bar or leading protests.
First appearance
Season 3, episode 6 "Sexual Harassment Panda"
Diane Choksondik
Diane Choksondik
Character
Diane Choksondik
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
Diane Choksondik replaced Mr. Garrison as the 4th grade teacher. Her death occurred in the “Professor Chaos” episode.
First appearance
Season 4, episode 11 ”Fourth Grade”
Margaret Nelson
Margaret Nelson
Character
Margaret Nelson
Voiced by
Kimberly Brooks
Role
Margaret Nelson was a former fourth-grade teacher at South Park Elementary after Herbert Garrison left to run for president until he get his job back. She first appeared in the Season Nineteen episode, "The City Part of Town" and died from COVID-19 in the Vaccination Special.
First appearance
Season 19, episode 3 "The City Part of Town"
Scott Tenorman
Scott Tenorman
Character
Scott Tenorman
Voiced by
Toby Morton Trey Parker
Role
Scott Tenorman is the kid Cartman humiliates in front of a crowd of onlookers at the Chilli Con Carnival in the episode “Scott Tenorman Must Die”. Cartman tricked Scott into eating his own parents in front of his favorite band, Radiohead.
First appearance
Season 5, episode 4 ”Scott Tenorman Must Die”
Betsy
Betsy
Character
Betsy
Voiced by
Betty-Boogie Parker
Role
She was part of Lil' Qties, the children's arm of the conspiracy theory group QAnon. She is based on Betty Boogie Parker, Trey Parker's daughter. she became an average South Park Elementary student.
First appearance
Season 24, Episode 1 “South ParQ Vaccination Special
Les Claypool
Les Claypool
Character
Les Claypool
Voiced by
Les Claypool is a singer and bassist. He is best known on South Park as the singer of the South Park Theme, composed by PRIMUS. He and PRIMUS also recorded "Mephesto and Kevin" for Chef Aid: The South Park Album. Claypool is visible in the original South Park intro, where he is shown walking through the town of South Park, singing and playing an ac
Role
Season 2 Episode 14 Chef Aid
The New Kid/Douchebag/Dovahkiin
The New Kid/Douchebag/Dovahkiin
Character
The New Kid/Douchebag/Dovahkiin
Voiced by
Trey Parker
Role
The New Kid, also known as Butthole, Buttstuff, and Douchebag in South Park canon, is the main protagonist of every South Park Video Game, Their "real name" is revealed by the Big Bad Government Guy to be Dovahkiin, but the only time they are addressed to by that name is when the Big Bad Government Guy starts exposing information about the New Kid.
First appearance
South Park: The Stick of Truth
Character
Voiced by
Role
First appearance
Shelley Marsh
Mary Kay Bergman, Eliza Schneider, April Stewart
Stan's violent, snobbish, ill-tempered and mischievous older sister who despises her brother and his friends.
Season 1, episode 5 "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig"
Ike Broflovski
various children of South Park employees Currently: Bettie Boogie Parker
Kyle's younger brother, the Canadian-born adoptive son of Gerald and Sheila.
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Linda Stotch
Mona Marshall
Butters' (sometimes) mentally unstable mother. She is also strict like her husband, but not as much.
Season 4, episode 16 "The Wacky Molestation Adventure"
Timmy Burch
Trey Parker
One of the boys' two handicapped classmates, whose vocabulary is mostly limited to the enthusiastic shouting of his own name. Jimmy's best friend.
Season 4, episode 1 "The Tooth Fairy's Tats 2000"
Scott Malkinson
Matt Stone
A classmate of the boys, who they often make fun of for his lisp and diabetes.
Season 8, episode 6 "The Jeffersons" (HD Version) " Season 12, episode 13 Elementary School Musical" (Original)
Jason White
Trey Parker
A student known for his love of sports. Though he has rarely spoken, he was a part of the boys' extended circle of friends, often seen with the members of Craig's Gang. Killed off in "Season Finale", after he was ran over by a police car.
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Bebe Stevens
Jennifer Howell
The boys' blonde female classmate, Wendy's best friend, Clyde's on-again, off-again girlfriend, and the only child of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens.
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Mayor McDaniels
Mary Kay Bergman, Eliza Schneider
The Mayor of South Park.
Season 1, episode 2 "Volcano"
Harrison Yates
Trey Parker
A police detective, married to Maggie with an unnamed son.
Season 7, episode 9 "Christian Rock Hard"
Strong Woman
Jessica Makinson
The vice principal of the school beginning in "Super Hard PCness", who is in a secret relationship with PC Principal. She later gives birth to five children, the PC Babies
Season 21, episode 9 "Super Hard PCness"
Towelie
Vernon Chatman
A talking stoner towel; father of Washcloth.
Season 5, episode 8 "Towelie"
Jimbo Kern
Matt Stone
Sharon's brother, Randy's brother-in-law, and Stan's uncle, who is portrayed as a hunter, TV show host, and gun store owner.
Season 1, episode 2 "Volcano"
Ned Gerblansky
Trey Parker
A hunter and a soldier in the Vietnam War. Jimbo Kern's best friend who lost his right arm and speaks through an electric voicebox.
Season 1, episode 2 "Volcano"
Stuart McCormick
Matt Stone
Kenny's alcoholic and violent father.
Season 1, episode 6 "Death"
Carol McCormick
Mary Kay Bergman, Eliza Schneider, April Stewart
Kenny's alcoholic and violent mother.
Season 1, episode 9 "Starvin' Marvin"
Heidi Turner
Jessica Makinson
One of the boys' female classmates, who briefly was Cartman's on-again, off-again girlfriend.
Season 3, episode 1 "Rainforest Shmainforest"
Nichole Daniels
Kimberly Brooks
Nichole is part of the group of girls at South Park Elementary, with Wendy, Red, Bebe and Heidi. Cartman secretly arranges for her and Tolkien Black to be together.
Season 16, episode 7 "Cartman Finds Love"
Red McArthur
Mary Kay Bergman Eliza J. Schneider April Stewart Currently: Mona Marshall
Red is one of the girl characters, she is often seen in the larger friend group of the fourth grade girls, including Wendy, Bebe, and Heidi. She later becomes Butters' girlfriend.
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Principal Victoria
Mary Kay Bergman (seasons 1-3) Eliza J. Schneider (seasons 4-7) April Stewart (seasons 8-present)
The former principal of South Park Elementary School. She spoke with an Upper Midwestern accent and was rational. She was often seen with the school counselor.
Season 1, episode 7 "Pinkeye"
Officer Barbrady
Trey Parker
The town's highly untrained and undereducated police officer with a heart of gold.
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Grandpa Marvin Marsh
Trey Parker
Randy's father and Stan's grandfather, who attempts to kill himself or have others do so in “Death”. He has Alzheimer's disease, and often referring to Stan as "Billy" as a result.
Season 1, episode 6 "Death"
Father Maxi
Matt Stone
The town's Catholic priest, who is a moral voice and works to help the town.
Season 1, episode 9 "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo"
Tuong Lu Kim
Trey Parker
The owner of City Wok, a local Chinese restaurant, known for his incredibly thick Chinese accent. It is later discovered that Lu Kim is not actually a Chinese man but rather one of many personalities of William Janus, a therapist with multiple personality disorder. His surname is taken from the Roman god Janus, who is depicted with two faces.
Season 6, episode 1 "Jared Has Aides"
Michael
Matt Stone
Known as the Goth Kids, this clique of four stereotypically goth children often hang out behind the school, at a local coffee shop, or sometimes in the bedroom of Henrietta, one of their members. They typically listen to goth music and smoke cigarettes.
Season 7, episode 14 "Raisins"
Pete Thelman
Trey Parker
Henrietta Biggle
Jessica Makinson
Firkle Smith
Nico Agnone Sebastian Yu Tyrone Jenkins Bill Hader (South Park: The Stick of Truth)
Mr. Slave
John Hansen
Mr. Garrison's former lover and classroom assistant, who later married Big Gay Al.
Season 6, episode 14 "The Death Camp of Tolerance"
Jesus
Matt Stone
The central figure of Christianity, Jesus lives in an ordinary house and hosts a talk show on the local television station, and is the leader of the Super Best Friends, a superhero team primarily composed of religious figures.
The Spirit of Christmas: Jesus vs. Frosty
Mr. Hankey
Trey Parker
A sentient piece of poo who serves as a figure of Christmas. He is kicked out of South Park in "The Problem with a Poo" over some offensive social media posts, ending up in Springfield.
Season 1, episode 9 "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo"
Satan
Trey Parker
The ruler of Hell, portrayed with the outline of a massive phallus upon his abdomen and chest. Killed by ManBearPig in "Nobody Got Cereal?", ironically raising up to heaven afterwards. By the time of "Sermon on the 'Mount", he would be revived and would be the boyfriend of Donald Trump.
Season 1, episode 10 “Damien”
Saddam Hussein
Matt Stone
The former dictator of Iraq who repeatedly schemes to take over Canada, often successfully. He is briefly the boyfriend of Satan, and the central antagonist of South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut.
Season 2, episode 1 “Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus”
Nathan
Trey Parker
Nathan is a child with Down's Syndrome who appears to adults to be an innocent child, but in reality he is a cunning and shrewd manipulator. He is frequently involved in questionable or criminal activity. His arch-rival is Jimmy Valmer, and by extent, Jimmy's friend, Timmy Burch. He is often accompanied by his burly sidekick, Mimsy.
Season 8, episode 2 "Up the Down Steroid"
Mimsy
Matt Stone
Mimallah "Mimsy" is a mentally handicapped student at South Park Elementary. He is Nathan's henchman in the episodes "Crippled Summer", "Handicar", and "Moss Piglets".
Season 14, episode 7 "Crippled Summer"
Darryl Weathers
Trey Parker
A middle-class construction worker who made his first appearance in Season Eight episode "Goobacks", as a worker who was upset over losing his job to immigrants from the future. Since then, he has made numerous appearances, often leading other redneck or working class characters in chanting "They took our jobs!".
Season 8, episode 7 "Goobacks"
Big Gay Al
Matt Stone
Former scout leader who used to own a sanctuary for gay animals; portrayed as the show's stereotypical gay character.
Season 1, episode 4 "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride"
Dr. Alphonse Mephesto
Trey Parker
Local mad scientist and Brando look-alike.
Season 1, episode 5 "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig"
Kevin Mephesto
N/A
Dr. Alphonse Mephesto's adoptive son and his lab assistant. Kevin is a quiet character who doesn't have any lines, except for him screaming in “201”.
Season 1, episode 5 "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig"
Santa Claus
Trey Parker
A figure of Christmas, who often makes appearances in the show during Christmas-themed episodes.
The Spirit of Christmas: Jesus vs. Frosty
Pip Pirrup
Matt Stone
The boys' unpopular, stereotypically British classmate, based on the main character in Charles Dickens' 1861 novel Great Expectations. Killed off in "201" by Mecha-Streisand.
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Bradley Biggle
Matt Stone
The younger brother of Henrietta Biggle, Bradley was portrayed as a background character until his first major appearance in the Superheroes Saga, beginning with "Coon 2: Hindsight" as Mintberry Crunch. It is actually revealed later on that he indeed is a real superhero with real breakfast cereal-themed superpowers.
Season 3, episode 1 "Rainforest Shmainforest"
Kevin Stoley
Matt Stone
Frequently used as a background character. He wears a light-blue jacket and red gloves. He has an interest in Star Wars and Star Trek, and often quotes lines from them, triggering a response from Cartman saying "Kevin, goddammit." He has a major role in "Fatbeard" where he joins Eric and other kids to sail to Somalia.
Season 1, episode 1 "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe"
Dougie O'Connell
Trey Parker
Dougie is shown to be a loud and lonely kid. Like Butters, he is often picked on. He hangs out with other outcasts and is claimed to be a nerd by others. During Butters' stunts as his supervillain alter ego, Professor Chaos, Dougie joins him as his sidekick, General Disarray.
Season 3, episode 8 "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub"
Karen McCormick
Celeste Javier, Colleen Villard
Kenny's shy and reclusive younger sister, who looks to Kenny for protection and comfort when she is upset.
Season 9, episode 4 "Best Friends Forever"
Kevin McCormick
Trey Parker
The eldest child of Stuart and Carol McCormick. He is Kenny and Karen's older brother.
Season 1, episode 8 "Starvin' Marvin"
Skeeter
Trey Parker
Skeeter is the current owner and bartender of Skeeter's Wine Bar and a prominent townsperson. He made his first cameo appearance in the Season One episode, "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut", but his first prominent appearance was in the Season Three episode, "Sexual Harassment Panda". He is often seen at his bar or leading protests.
Season 3, episode 6 "Sexual Harassment Panda"
Diane Choksondik
Trey Parker
Diane Choksondik replaced Mr. Garrison as the 4th grade teacher. Her death occurred in the “Professor Chaos” episode.
Season 4, episode 11 ”Fourth Grade”
Margaret Nelson
Kimberly Brooks
Margaret Nelson was a former fourth-grade teacher at South Park Elementary after Herbert Garrison left to run for president until he get his job back. She first appeared in the Season Nineteen episode, "The City Part of Town" and died from COVID-19 in the Vaccination Special.
Season 19, episode 3 "The City Part of Town"
Scott Tenorman
Toby Morton Trey Parker
Scott Tenorman is the kid Cartman humiliates in front of a crowd of onlookers at the Chilli Con Carnival in the episode “Scott Tenorman Must Die”. Cartman tricked Scott into eating his own parents in front of his favorite band, Radiohead.
Season 5, episode 4 ”Scott Tenorman Must Die”

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  1. Exceptions include "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" and "Fat Camp". He also seems to die (but turns out to be alive) in s
  2. Except he would sometimes act in ways less lazy out of doing the simpler thing ironically, like trying to have a "flashb
  3. His canon name was originally Clyde Goodman until it was rewritten to be Clyde Donovan, then Clyde Harris, then back to
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