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| Bart resembles the real Bart by having spiky blond hair, orange top, blue shorts and a skateboard. He has the same sort of voice (but not by the same person) but is shorter than his counterpart. It should be noted though that all children in South Park are short and to keep to the animation style he would have to be short. His habits of writing lines with chalk is also shown and his catchphrase "Eat my shorts" is heard. His catchphrase "Cowabunga" is changed to "Cowabunga motherfucker!" which is said when he knocks people out with his skateboard. | Bart resembles the real Bart by having spiky blond hair, orange top, blue shorts and a skateboard. He has the same sort of voice (but not by the same person) but is shorter than his counterpart. It should be noted though that all children in South Park are short and to keep to the animation style he would have to be short. His habits of writing lines with chalk is also shown and his catchphrase "Eat my shorts" is heard. His catchphrase "Cowabunga" is changed to "Cowabunga motherfucker!" which is said when he knocks people out with his skateboard. | ||
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Bart Simpson
A character resembling Bart Simpson was shown in the animated series South Park. He was unnamed but had a very similar resemblance and was intended to be him. He was voiced by Mona Marshall. The episode he appears in is Cartoon Wars Part II, the final part of a two parter which parodies both Family Guy and the Mohammed cartoon controversy.
Bart resembles the real Bart by having spiky blond hair, orange top, blue shorts and a skateboard. He has the same sort of voice (but not by the same person) but is shorter than his counterpart. It should be noted though that all children in South Park are short and to keep to the animation style he would have to be short. His habits of writing lines with chalk is also shown and his catchphrase "Eat my shorts" is heard. His catchphrase "Cowabunga" is changed to "Cowabunga motherfucker!" which is said when he knocks people out with his skateboard.
Chickenlover
Chickenlover drives the "Booktastic Bus" and was revealed to have had sex with the chickens as a plot to get Officer Barbrady to read. He has a red afro and wears a strange cape. In the recent episode Cartoon Wars Part I he was seen in the sports hall where everyone hid from the terrorist threat after Family Guy showed Muhammed. He was naked though and must have been let out of prision.
Chris
Chris was a character in the animated series South Park. He was voiced by Dian Bachar and appeared in the two parter Do the Handicapped Go To Hell?/Probably. Chris was a vegetarian before his death in the year 2000, when he slipped on an escalator. Nothing else is known about him, although he is presumably in his 30s.
While in Hell, Chris developed a relationship with Satan. When Saddam Hussein returned, Satan's love for Saddam dwindled back. Chris tried to be "okay" with it, but was soon killed by Saddam. The next day, he returned to Hell, causing Saddam and Chris to continuously killed each other. Satan then followed some advice from God and decided he didn't want to be with Chris or Saddam.
Crab People
Crab People are a race of creatures that live underground and want to conquer the Earth. They tried and failed to do this in South Park is Gay!, and since then they have been mentioned in two other episodes.
Damien
Damien is the son of Satan, and claims to be from the seventh layer of hell. Damien has bizarre powers which include summoning shadow demons and launching size-varying fireballs from his fingertips. He appears to be based on Damien Thorn from The Omen. Whenever he speaks, voices speaking in Latin play in the background. They are saying "Rectus… Dominus… Cheesy Poofs…" ("Rectus Dominus" is cod Latin for "Ass Master" which is an often used insult on the show, and Cheesy Poofs is Cartman's favorite snack)
In his currently only speaking appearance, Damien comes to the boys' class. He claims to be the son of Satan, which is completely ignored by Mr. Garrison, depsite his obvious evil powers. After turning Kenny into a duck-billed platypus, he then demands to speak to Jesus. After Jesus beats Satan in a rigged boxinf match, Damien returns to Hell alongside his father, claiming that he only does his evil because he has to. Subsequently, Damien has appeared in the background of various episodes, and was seen in the movie theatre with various South Park children watching Asses of Fire in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. He was also seen auditioning to be the kids' new fourth friend in Professor Chaos.
Farmer Carl Denkins
Denkins is a farmer, who lives just outside South Park. He shot and killed Scott Tenorman's parents for trespassing on his property in "Scott Tenorman Must Die". In the episode "Fun with Veal", he was known as Rancher Bob. In earlier episodes, his chicken fell prey to the chicken lover, his cows were mutilated by aliens and performed a mass suicide.
Gobbles
Gobbles is the pet turkey of Timmy. Upon getting Gobbles, Timmy has the ability to scream his name too (pronounced somewhat like "Gobbers!"). In kind with his master, Gobbles is also "physically challenged", with his head dragging on the floor as he walks. Gobbles got his fifteen minutes of fame in episode 414: Helen Keller! The Musical when he got the part of Helen Keller's pet turkey, alongside Timmy as Keller, in a play produced by Eric Cartman. Cartman then sets about trying to get the turkey killed, so that he can have a turkey which can "jump through a ring of fire" as Keller's pet. But, as usual in South Park, Cartman's plan doesn't work. However, the trick performing turkey's trainer tricks Timmy into releasing Gobbles. After discovering that he was deceived, Timmy finds Gobbles and saves him by taking a bullet fired at the turkey by Stan Marsh's ultra-hunter uncle, Jimbo. Timmy then gets Jimbo and his friends to kill the trained turkey, named Anastasia, allowing Gobbles to go onstage and surprise everyone by leaping (although somewhat clumsily) through the ring of fire, to rabid applause by the audience.
Gregory of Yardale
Gregory of Yardale was a one-off character in South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut. He was Wendy's boyfriend. He was political and smart and took over La Resistance until a jealous Stan (Wendy's old boyfriend) took control. In the end, Wendy went back with Stan and said she didn't really have feelings for Gregory.
Halfy
Halfy (Pronounced Half-ee) has no legs and appears in various old episodes. He's been in Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut when he was the only one who hadn't sex with Mrs. Cartman to which the others replied "You don't count, Haffy; you don't have any legs". He also appeared in Chickenlover in which he said he'd fuck chickens. Priest Maxi replied by saying consider people's feelings. When he is happy, haffy dives into the air and summersaults. Haffy appears to be a low life and is seen in the bar usually, he is presumabely a tramp. It is also unknown where he lost his legs.
Harrison Family
The Harrisons are a fictional family in the animated series South Park. They are devout Mormons who constantly engage in family activities. One of the sons, Gary (who is 9) joined the 4th grade class and became instantly unpopular. Stan was then made to kick his ass but wound up having dinner round his house that night. After Stan returns home traumatised from his new understanding of other religions and wanting to have family nights Randy (Stan's dad) goes after them. He instantly becomes "sucked in" to their way of thinking. In the end the family becomes Mormon until Stan becomes wound up and chucks them out complaining about how "nice" they are. Later at the bus stop, Gary turns up and tells Stan he's got a lot of growing up to do if he can't be someone's friend because of their religion. Apart from Gary there are three other children, the youngest is the daughter who is a baby, then there is another son who looks slightly younger than Gary, an older sister and an older brother. Despite the Mormons being "new characters" they haven't been seen or mentioned since.
Mr. Derp
Mr. Derp is a minor character voiced by Trey Parker. He is very into slapstick and replaced Chef for a short amount of time in episode 303, "The Succubus", telling the boys Chef quit due to marriage. He wears an apron which reads, "come an' get it!" His name, according to the commentary on the episode, comes from a word invented by Trey Parker and Matt Stone themselves, which they say means "an obvious joke" or is said when they do something dumb.
Mr. Jefferson
Mr. Jefferson appeared in The Jeffersons as a child-like adult. He wanted to relive his childhood and was a target for the police who wanted to frame rich black people. He had a son called Blanket (who was genetically engineered) who Mr. Jefferson didn't look after well and saw Blanket as a playmate. In the end he learnt the error of his ways and decided to act like an adult and look after Blanket better.
Mr. Wyland
Mr. Wyland replaced Mr. Garrison in two episodes as the 3rd grade teacher after Mr. Garrison was caught attempting to childmolester in Cartman Joins NAMBLA. Wyland wears a blue top with a red bow tie. He was first shown in Cherokee Hair Tampons and made the class make a get well card for Kyle.
Ms. Claridge
Ms. Claridge was the South Park Elementary pre-school teacher. Ms. Claridge has become disabled and covered in burns after a fire broke out in the pre-school classroom at South Park Elementary. The fire was started when Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny wanted to play "fireman" and asked the "baddest kid in pre school," Trent Boyett to start a fire for them. In spite of the boys' efforts to extinguish the fire (by urinating on it), the fire grew out of control and nearly killed Ms. Claridge. Ms. Claridge survived, but was badly injured and placed on a modern chair which very much resembles Davros from Doctor Who, or Captain Christopher Pike in the original Star Trek. Her face is badly scarred and incapable of expression. She cannot speak, but can only communicate by activating the lights on her wheelchair. If it lights once it means "yes" and twice means "no." It is not clear how she can function as a teacher if she can only communicate "yes" and "no."
The boys denied all culpability for the fire and Trent Boyett was sent to Juvenile Hall for five years. One day, her wheelchair ran out of power in the middle of the road where the boys found her. Seeking to escape Trent Boyett who has been released from Juvenile Hall, they appeal to Stan's older sister Shelley for protection. Shelley agrees, but only if the boys confess to Ms. Claridge their role in the fire. As the boys start to confess to her, Trent Boyett arrives and confronts the boys. Cartman tries to stop him with his mother's taser gun but it accidentally shoots Ms. Claridge who erupts in flames. It powers her wheelchair which spins out of control into a fire hydrant putting the flames out. The police arrive and ask if Trent started the fire. She replies "no" with two beeps but the police mistake it for "yes yes" and arrest Trent. Ms. Claridge appears briefly in one other episode, "The Death of Eric Cartman," where Cartman, in his efforts to atone for his life's misdeeds, gives her a fruit basket.
Scott Tenorman
Scott Tenorman first appeared when he sold Cartman his pubes. After failed attempts at revenge Cartman managed to get his parents killed, ground them into chili and had Scott eat them. Scott has been referenced and has appeared in various other cameos.
Scott the Dick
Scott "the Dick" is an occasional recurring character in the animated series South Park, voiced by Trey Parker. Scott lives in Canada and is known by most Canadians as being a dick. He seems to hate fun, especially Terrance and Phillip's (Canadian comedians) toilet humour. He tends to hate a lot of people and is a loner, never being seen with anyone. It is believed he has Antisocial personality disorder because of his anti-social actions and tendencies. He is usually given the job as an advisor, first to Saddam Hussein in Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus and then to the new Prime Minister of Canada in It's Christmas in Canada, who also turned out to be Saddam Hussein.
His alliances with Saddam make him a traitor to his country, since Saddam has been trying to take over Canada. Scott wears a brown shirt with an "S" on it, like other Canadians who have the first letter of their name on their shirt.
Sexual Harassment Panda
Sexual Harassment Panda was the school's mascot for Sexual Harassment. He was the cause for everyone suing each other in ridiculous lawsuits. He soon was out of a job and went to the Island of Misfit Mascots. After some convincing he returned as the Don't Sue People Panda. He stopped the lawsuits and everything returned to normal.
Sparky the Dog
Sparky is Stan's dog. He first appeared in Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride in which it was revealed that he was gay. Stan was upset that Sparky was gay, so Sparky and ran away. He has been seen in Proper Condom Use, in which Stan red rocketed) him.
Starvin' Marvin
Starvin' Marvin is a very thin Ethiopian boy who first appeared in Season One's Thanksgiving special, Starvin' Marvin. He later appeared in Starvin' Marvin in Space, in which he relocated his fellow Ethiopians to the planet Marklar. He cannot speak english, but the boys find his clicking ability interesting and was once in the custody of the 4 boys. But Mr. Garrison reported them and had Starvin' Marvin sent back.
The Mole
The Mole, real name Christophe, is an operative who aided Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, and Eric Cartman in the film as the trio attempted to free the imprisoned Terrence and Phillip from the United States military, in order to prevent the duo's execution. The kids' schoolmate, Gregory of Yardale, who was more knowledgeable and sophisticated in the ways of politics and warfare, put the kids into contact with the Mole. The kids were shocked to find out that the Mole was a child like themselves, albeit a volatile, paranoid one. The Mole decided to help the boys sneak into the military base where they hoped to free Terrence and Phillip while the soldiers were distracted by a USO show. Because the plan was botched by Cartman (and, in part, a ghostly Kenny), the Mole was mortally wounded in an attack by the base's guard dogs.
The Mole is a mercenary for hire who specializes in digging and navigating tunnels, hence his nickname. He is of French descent and speaks with an accent, although he is very fluent in English. He is not, however, French-Canadian, as has been suspected, because unlike other Canadians, has a head that is in one piece. According to him, his mother tried to perform an abortion on herself while pregnant with him. All we know of his mother is that she does not tolerate blasphemy against God. The Mole, in keeping with his French existentialist stereotype, frequently says derogatory things about God, which gets him grounded. The Mole made a very brief appearance on television (as Stan was browsing channels) in the episode Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub which took place after the movie, proving afterall that he was revived along with the others through Kenny's wish unless it was a rerun of course. Along with Gregory, Christophe has gained a decent fanbase despite only appearing for a limited time in the movie and in a very obscure scene.
Timmy's Parents
Timmy's parents, Richard and Helen are fictional characters in the animated series South Park. They were seen on one occasion (Timmy 2000) and are the parents of the handicapped character Timmy. They were voiced by Trey Parker and Eliza Schneider. Like Timmy they are disabled and are wheelchair-bound like their son. Timmy's father had black hair in the shape Butters Stotch has his. Timmy's mother had long orange hair. Like Timmy they have enlarged heads and seem to only shout their own names "Richard!" and "Helen!" They have only appeared in one episode and have not been seen since, infact it is unknown if they even exist in the South Park universe.
Ugly Bob
Ugly Bob was introduced in the episode Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus. Under the advice of Terrance and Phillip he wears a paper bag over his head. Due to the low detail of the animation, it is impossible to discern features of Canadian characters (who are depicted with dark, solid eyes and flapping oval heads); why Bob is considered ugly is unknown (it is thought that it is only to add absurdity to the in-show joke that all Canadians look the same).
Later on in the episode it was revealed that he slept with Celine Dion (Terrance's ex wife with whom he has a daughter), without her knowing how apparently "wretchedly ugly" he really is, because he was wearing his paper bag at the time. The union resulted in Celine Dion becoming pregnant with Ugly Bob's child. They hoped the child would have Celine's face.
Visitors
The alien visitors appeared in the first ever episode of South Park. They mutilated cows and gave Cartman an anal probe. They reappeared in season seven as heads of the television network, and are supposed to be hidden in nearly half of the episodes to date.
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