Kenny being rejected from Heaven and sent to Hell. The event itself isn't awesome at all, but the gorgeous animation (complete with CGI backdrops of space and Hell and CGI demons tormenting the 2D Kenny) and great James Hetfield song make the whole sequence amazing to watch.
Cartman attacking Saddam and his army with his electric powers, gained due to his V-chip starting to malfunction. "RESPECT MY FUCKING AUTHORITAH!"
Cartman saving Terrance and Phillip by turning off the electric chair's switch and then causing a power surge with his swearing.
The fact La Résistance had the balls to go into the battlefield, full of people dying around them, where they could easily get caught in the crossfire (Stan even nearly got hit by a rocket), just to save Terrence and Phillip. That takes courage for an eight-year-old.
Satan tossing Saddam into Hell a la Return of the Jedi, as pictured above. For more context: Saddam has spent the entire movie as a horrifically abusive boyfriend to Satan, who's been so browbeaten and mistreated that he now believes himself worthless. When Saddam still insults him even as he's begging to be saved, Satan finally snaps and reclaims his power as the true King of Hell by destroying him. It's all compounded with one simple sentence:
A subtler but no less awesome moment: who's the one responsible for Satan finally gaining the courage to fight back?Kenny. The little guy spends his entire afterlife observing Saddam abusing the Prince of Darkness and relentlessly encourages him to fight back. He never gives up on convincing Satan that he's stronger than he realizes. Satan himself acknowledges that Kenny is the reason why he finally gained the courage to destroy his abuser and break the cycle: "I have you to thank, little one." Bad. Ass.
And Kyle knew full well that he was slowly pressing her shiny, jolly, and candy-like Berserk Button hard enough to break the console. He knows he might get killed or otherwise have something horrible happen to him for talking back to her, and that takes guts.
To specify: Chef and the other black soldiers are initially made by the (incredibly racist) general to serve as a "human shield" for the white soldiers (and their vehicles) and get killed first. Their response? Chef gets all the black soldiers to get out of the way so the general's "favored" white soldiers have to deal with the punishment instead!
This brief moment
Sheila: Any last words, boys?
Phillip: Yeah, how about you get me the fuck out of this chair!
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