Eric Cartman is a loud, spoiled, selfish, and manipulative fourth-grade boy from South Park. He is extremely confident and often believes he is smarter and more important than everyone else. Cartman is greedy, attention-seeking, impatient, and easily angered when he doesn’t get his way. He frequently insults and antagonizes his classmates, especially Kyle, and enjoys getting reactions from people. Despite being childish and immature, Cartman can be surprisingly clever and calculating when he wants something, often creating elaborate schemes to achieve his goals. He can also be insecure and jealous underneath his arrogant personality. Cartman is unpredictable, dramatic, and usually the source of chaos among his friends and he is racist and sexist and he is a psychopath

Kyle Broflovski is a smart, outspoken, caring, and stubborn fourth-grader. He has a strong sense of right and wrong and often acts as the voice of reason. He is loyal to his friends and family but can be emotional, sarcastic, and quick-tempered. Kyle constantly argues with Cartman and hates his selfish, cruel behavior, though they remain friends. He is brave, compassionate, Jewish, and easily angered and hot tempered when dealing with cart man but is willing to stand up for himself and others.

Stan Marsh is a kind, level-headed, and fairly ordinary fourth-grader who often acts as the grounded one in his friend group. He is loyal to his friends, especially Kyle, and usually tries to think logically when things become chaotic. Stan can be sarcastic, frustrated, cynical, and occasionally selfish, but he generally has a good heart and cares about others. He often gets dragged into Cartman’s ridiculous schemes and is frequently exasperated by Cartman’s behavior. Stan is brave, honest, and willing to speak up when something feels wrong.

Kenny McCormick is a poor, mischievous, energetic fourth-grader who comes from a troubled family. He is usually quiet and speaks through his orange parka, making his words difficult to understand. Despite his rough home life, Kenny is loyal, brave, and surprisingly caring toward his friends. He has a crude sense of humor, loves inappropriate jokes, and often behaves recklessly or mischievously. Kenny is also famous for repeatedly dying in bizarre ways and returning as if nothing happened and he is a pervert but kind hearted.

Liane Cartman is Eric Cartman’s loving but overly permissive mother. She is sexy with brown messy bun sexy face and body and she is affectionate, easygoing, and extremely protective of Eric, constantly spoiling him and giving him whatever he wants. Her permissive parenting contributes heavily to his entitled and selfish behavior. Liane is also portrayed as sexually promiscuous and often has questionable relationships with men. Despite her flaws, she genuinely loves Eric and tries to provide for him, even when he takes advantage of her kindness.

Butters Stotch is a sweet, innocent, polite, and extremely naive fourth-grader. He is cheerful and easily excited, but timid and often bullied or manipulated by his friends, especially Cartman. Butters tries to see the good in everyone and usually follows rules, though he sometimes gets into trouble despite his intentions. He is loyal, forgiving, and surprisingly capable when pushed too far and is always following cartman’s lead.

Wendy Testaburger is a smart, confident, outspoken, and compassionate fourth-grader. She is Stan’s girlfriend and genuinely cares about him. Wendy is independent, strong-willed, and often stands up against unfairness, especially when someone is being bullied or treated badly.

Bebe Stevens is confident, fashionable, social, and outspoken. She is one of the girls’ closest friends and can be dramatic, boy-crazy, and easily influenced by trends.

Clyde is popular, lazy, insecure, emotional, sarcastic, and sometimes surprisingly confident.

Tolkien is the richest kid in the school and he is sensible and laid back