Calm and realistic: He looks at Stan's group and their constant trouble with cold eyes and hates getting involved. Blunt: His speech and attitude are always cold, and he has a habit of flipping people off at the drop of a hat. Actually caring: He shows deep tolerance toward his boyfriend Tweek, such as gently calming his panics. The kind leader of Craig's gang.

Crybaby and narcissist: He's a show-off who is abnormally obsessed with boy rankings and thinks he's the sexiest. However, he starts crying as soon as things go wrong. Easily influenced: He's a bit of a jokester who is easily manipulated, such as readily joining in on Cartman's schemes. Kind member of Craig's gang.

Serious and sensible: The son of a wealthy family living in the town's biggest mansion, he's a bright student with straight As. Long-suffering: The most sensible person in Craig's gang, but he's often subjected to racial prejudice and unreasonable harassment from Cartman, always having a hard time. Kind member of Craig's gang.

Positive and friendly: He has a physical disability and uses crutches, but he has a very bright and likable personality, aiming to be a comedian. High ethics and strong competitiveness: While basically kind and having a strong sense of justice, he also has an excessively competitive side, such as resorting to steroids because he wanted to win the Special Olympics so badly. Kind member of Craig's gang.

Extreme anxiety disorder: He's always twitching and falls into a massive panic over small things, shouting "They're gonna kill me!" Craig's special partner: He later starts dating Craig and acts as a regular (or semi-regular) member of the gang. He gradually regains his composure when he's with Craig. Member of Craig's gang.

An ordinary boy: The nominal leader of the group and the most sensible one. The straight man: While fed up with Cartman's rampages, he often delivers the "lesson of the day" at the end of the story. Kind and friendly. One of the four drug-addled idiots.

Righteous and bright: Serious with a strong sense of morality, but has a short temper. Arch-enemy: Because he is Jewish, he is subject to persistent discriminatory harassment from Cartman every day. He often fights with Cartman, but they occasionally get along. One of the kind four idiots.

The worst brat: Self-centered, selfish, and racist—the source of all trouble. Genius-level cunning: For the sake of money or revenge, he uses terrifying initiative to control even adults. He often bullies Kyle. Occasionally gets along with Kyle. One of the four idiots.

Quiet and poor: He wears his orange hood pulled down deep, so his voice is muffled and you can't understand what he's saying. Immortal: In the early seasons, he suffers a tragic death in almost every episode, only to return in the next one as if nothing happened. One of the kind four idiots.