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* PokemonSpeak: "Timmy!" is (usually) the only word he can say somewhat intelligently. Bizarrely, ''both'' of his parents are also like this ("RICHARD!" "HELEN!"). Sometimes he's able to speak other names [[DependingOnTheWriter depending on the episode]]; for example, "Gobbles!" in "Hellen Keller! The Musical" when he adopts a turkey named Gobbles. He can also say his friend's name, "Jimmy!", since it's just "Timmy!" with the first letter replaced. "Fourth Grade" also has Timmy cry "Please help me!" when his modified wheelchair gets unstable and could explode if the chair went too slow or if he got off it. He also manages to rattle off "And the Lords of the Underworld!" in "Timmy 2000".
** This is subverted for the most part in ''VideoGame/SouthParkTheFracturedButWhole'', where Timmy's superhero persona "Doctor Timothy" is an extremely powerful psychic who is able to speak telepathically in complete and fluent sentences. He can still only say his name when talking without using his powers, though.
** This is subverted for the most part in ''VideoGame/SouthParkTheFracturedButWhole'', where Timmy's superhero persona "Doctor Timothy" is an extremely powerful psychic who is able to speak telepathically in complete and fluent sentences. He can still only say his name when talking without using his powers, though.
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* PokemonSpeak: "Timmy!" is (usually) the only word he can say somewhat intelligently. Bizarrely, ''both'' of his parents are also like this ("RICHARD!" "HELEN!"). Sometimes he's able to speak other names [[DependingOnTheWriter depending on the episode]]; for example, "Gobbles!" in "Hellen Keller! The Musical" when he adopts a turkey named Gobbles. He can also say his friend's name, "Jimmy!", since it's just "Timmy!" with the first letter replaced. "Fourth Grade" also has Timmy cry "Please help me!" when his modified wheelchair gets unstable and could explode if the chair went too slow or if he got off it. He also manages to rattle off "And the Lords of the Underworld!" in "Timmy 2000".
**2000". This is subverted for the most part in ''VideoGame/SouthParkTheFracturedButWhole'', where Timmy's superhero persona "Doctor Timothy" is an extremely powerful psychic who is able to speak telepathically in complete and fluent sentences. He can still only say his name when talking without using his powers, though.
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* BlackBestFriend: {{Downplayed}} in "The Big Fix". Randy tries to invoke this by coercing Stan into befriending him in order to make the family more diverse [[ItsAllAboutMe for marketing purposes]], leading to [[InnocentlyInsensitive Stan coming across as patronizing]]. Eventually, they ''do'' become close friends (but not the best), though for reasons completely outside of their race.
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* BrutalHonesty: Though he will tell the occasional lie when it suits, Craig loves to tell harsh truths in the most blunt and unfiltered way possible, a skill which he puts to an excellent use when dealing with the boys.
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* BrutalHonesty: Though he will tell the occasional lie when it suits, suits him, Craig loves to tell harsh truths in the most blunt and unfiltered way possible, a skill which he puts to an excellent use when dealing with the boys.
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* BrutalHonesty: Though he will tell the occasional lie when it suits, Craig loves to tell harsh truths in the most blunt and unfiltered way possible, a skill which he puts to an excellent use when dealing with the boys.
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* ChickMagnet: {{Implied|Trope}} or {{Downplayed|Trope}}. In "The List", the fake list has him voted #12, but various users on South Park Archives discovered some pieces of the puzzle; Bebe said that "To move Clyde meant that Craig had to be moved to number twelve, which moved Jimmy down and moved Jason up!", meaning at this point they either had to switch Craig from position number 1 to 12 so Clyde could take the number 1 spot, or were planning on putting Craig at 1 vis-a-vis Clyde and Jason at 12 and 13 or 11 respectively so they could make room for the real ugliest boy (shown in a deleted scene to be Cartman) and do a freebie for Craig. Either way, Craig is at least held in high regard by the girls.
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* ChickMagnet: {{Implied|Trope}} or {{Downplayed|Trope}}. In "The List", the fake list has him voted #12, but various users on South Park Archives discovered some pieces of the puzzle; Bebe said that "To move Clyde meant that Craig had to be moved to number twelve, which moved Jimmy down and moved Jason up!", meaning at this point they either had to switch Craig from position number 1 to 12 so Clyde could take the number 1 spot, or were planning on putting Craig at 1 vis-a-vis Clyde and Jason at 12 and 13 or 11 respectively so they could make room for the real ugliest boy (shown in a deleted scene to be Cartman) and do a freebie for Craig. Either way, Craig is at least held in high regard by the girls. He only becomes more popular after the Asian girls start making Yaoi of him and Tweek, a couple every single girl at school actively ships, which is why Craig loses most of the attraction he had from the opposite gender when he stages a breakup between the two.
-->'''Craig:''' Now everyone thinks I'm a manipulative cheater! I'll never get any chicks!
-->'''Craig:''' Now everyone thinks I'm a manipulative cheater! I'll never get any chicks!
* TheFatalist: After deliberately going out of his way to prove other people's divinations about him wrong, [[YouCantFightFate only to fail each time]], he eventually resigns to his status as a CosmicPlaything.
** He expresses his feelings of helplessness in his journal at the end of "Pandemic 2: The Startling" (though that doesn't stop him from staying out of another misadventure with the boys).
--->'''Craig:''' I realized that we don't always have control over what happens to us. We are but players on the stage of life. And I also learned to never listen when people come asking you for money.
** This is proven further in "Tweek X Craig" when his own father tells him to stop fighting his homosexuality, as the Japanese girls chose him and continuing to resist will just make him unhappy for the rest of his life. He listens to his advice and promptly gets together with Tweek.
--->'''Thomas:''' Son, you need to listen to me. You can't fight being gay. I used to think being gay was a choice, but... you don't get to decide. Japan picks who they pick and that's that.
** He expresses his feelings of helplessness in his journal at the end of "Pandemic 2: The Startling" (though that doesn't stop him from staying out of another misadventure with the boys).
--->'''Craig:''' I realized that we don't always have control over what happens to us. We are but players on the stage of life. And I also learned to never listen when people come asking you for money.
** This is proven further in "Tweek X Craig" when his own father tells him to stop fighting his homosexuality, as the Japanese girls chose him and continuing to resist will just make him unhappy for the rest of his life. He listens to his advice and promptly gets together with Tweek.
--->'''Thomas:''' Son, you need to listen to me. You can't fight being gay. I used to think being gay was a choice, but... you don't get to decide. Japan picks who they pick and that's that.
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* YouCantFightFate:
** In "Pandemic 2: The Startling", he tries to prove that you ''can'' just walk away, but it's trying to do that leads to him defeating the [[ItMakesSenseInContext Guinea Pirate]]. It's almost a BrokenAesop in its implementation.
** In "Pandemic 2: The Startling", he tries to prove that you ''can'' just walk away, but it's trying to do that leads to him defeating the [[ItMakesSenseInContext Guinea Pirate]]. It's almost a BrokenAesop in its implementation.
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* YouCantFightFate:
YouCantFightFate: Not that he doesn't try, but in the end, everything prophesised about him turns out to be true.
** In "Pandemic 2: The Startling", he tries to prove that you ''can'' just walkaway, away from your fate as TheChosenOne, but it's trying to do that leads to him defeating the [[ItMakesSenseInContext Guinea Pirate]]. It's almost a BrokenAesop in its implementation.
** In "Pandemic 2: The Startling", he tries to prove that you ''can'' just walk
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* BerserkButton: Comparing people who were crippled later in their lives with people who were crippled from birth really pisses him off, and just mentioning Christopher Reeve is enough to put him in a mood for a while. He gets over it after witnessing the conflict between the crips and the bloods first-hand.
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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: He's almost as prone to this as Butters, but contrary to what one may think, it's mostly owing to his naivety and poor judge of character than any mental disorder.
-->'''Jimmy:''' ''[while approaching the bloods with Timmy]'' Look, Timmy. There's a convenience store. That must be what the fellas meant by "pop some punk-ass Bloods." They want us to get them some soda pop and treats. Let's buy them ginger ale and marshmallows. Then they'll let us in the club for sure.
-->'''Jimmy:''' ''[while approaching the bloods with Timmy]'' Look, Timmy. There's a convenience store. That must be what the fellas meant by "pop some punk-ass Bloods." They want us to get them some soda pop and treats. Let's buy them ginger ale and marshmallows. Then they'll let us in the club for sure.
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* FantasticRacism: He has a low opinion of people who became crippled later in life like Christopher Reeve, and forms an affinity group with Timmy just to point out the superiority of natural born-cripples.
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* GrewASpine: He spends most of the plot of "Fishsticks" being gaslit by Cartman into believing that they came up with the titular joke together (when in actuality it was all Jimmy). After seeing the sheer hypocrisy of Cartman calling Carlos Mencia out for stealing their joke, he gives him a brutal takedown once they're alone. It doesn't last, and Cartman manages to successfully gaslight him again after being threatened by Kanye West, but still significant.
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* TheReasonYouSuckSpeech: He gives a scathing one to Cartman in "Fishsticks", crossing with ArmorPiercingQuestion.
-->'''Jimmy: Eric, there's something I really need to know. How do you live with yourself? You know you had nothing to do with the fishsticks joke. But you just keep pretending. How do you look at yourself in the f-f-fucking mirror?! That's what I want to know! How do you take credit for something you didn't do?!
-->'''Jimmy: Eric, there's something I really need to know. How do you live with yourself? You know you had nothing to do with the fishsticks joke. But you just keep pretending. How do you look at yourself in the f-f-fucking mirror?! That's what I want to know! How do you take credit for something you didn't do?!
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* CorruptTheCutie: He completely falls for [=QAnon=]'s conspiracy theories and Cartman's influence, and unlike the other kids, it only becomes worse as an adult.
* TheCorruptible: Though he doesn't like people telling him what to do, he's very easily influenced. When he proves himself unwilling to accept Janice as his stepmother, she resorts to paying influencers to reach out to him via them.
* TheCorruptible: Though he doesn't like people telling him what to do, he's very easily influenced. When he proves himself unwilling to accept Janice as his stepmother, she resorts to paying influencers to reach out to him via them.
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* HatesTheirParent: He's flipped off both his dead mother ''and'' his stepmother on two different occasions, the latter only after actually acknowledging her as his mom.
-->'''Clyde:''' Janice, can I call you mom?\\
'''Janice:''' Of course, Clyde!\\
'''Clyde:''' Fuck you, mom!
-->'''Clyde:''' Janice, can I call you mom?\\
'''Janice:''' Of course, Clyde!\\
'''Clyde:''' Fuck you, mom!
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: In the later seasons, he's very bratty and cares a little too much about the image he projects, partly due to being influenced by Logan [=LeDouche=], but he still tries to give Stan earnest advice, and looks to find the source of the ''Cred'' fad so as to help stop the fighting among his classmates (and because his parents don't let him have any).
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: In "Post-Covid", while he still TookALevelInJerkass, he worked with the others to uncover Kenny's secret and finish his plan to stop the [=McCormickron=] COVID variant, and he was shown to be surprisingly helpful at times (even if he keeps making things worse for the group due to his vaccine hesitancy). After the group tries to trick him into getting vaccinated, he switches sides and shows just how despicable he's become by agreeing to Cartman's plan to kill Kyle when the latter strokes his ego.
-->'''Clyde:''' This doesn't make any sense. Why do I have to be the one to go back in time and kill Kyle?\\
'''Cartman:''' It's because I admire you, Clyde. As an anti-vaxxer, you understand that you have to strong and stand by your beliefs even if it means others will die.\\
''''Clyde:''' Hey, thanks.
* JerkWithAHeartOfJerk: In "Post-Covid", while he still TookALevelInJerkass, he worked with the others to uncover Kenny's secret and finish his plan to stop the [=McCormickron=] COVID variant, and he was shown to be surprisingly helpful at times (even if he keeps making things worse for the group due to his vaccine hesitancy). After the group tries to trick him into getting vaccinated, he switches sides and shows just how despicable he's become by agreeing to Cartman's plan to kill Kyle when the latter strokes his ego.
-->'''Clyde:''' This doesn't make any sense. Why do I have to be the one to go back in time and kill Kyle?\\
'''Cartman:''' It's because I admire you, Clyde. As an anti-vaxxer, you understand that you have to strong and stand by your beliefs even if it means others will die.\\
''''Clyde:''' Hey, thanks.
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* KnowNothingKnowItAll: In "Post-Covid: Return of Covid", he believes that vaccines cause you to grow titties on your head, as he was once told so by an expert. As it turns out, said "expert" was ''himself'' when he travelled back in time to kill Kyle as per Cartman's plan. Later in the episode, he internalizes Cartman's preaching and refuses to back down on the mission to kill Kyle even after Cartman himself changes his mind.
-->'''Clyde:''' Enough of this crap! I'm sticking to my beliefs, and this kid dies ''now''!
-->'''Clyde:''' Enough of this crap! I'm sticking to my beliefs, and this kid dies ''now''!
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* TookALevelInDumbass: He was no Einstein before, but his future self's influence, made worse by joining [=QAnon=] just after, causes him to become a complete moron as an adult.
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* CanadaEh: One of the Canadians.
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** He becomes a full-out [[TheHero hero]] in Season 19, as it's revealed that he has a natural ability to distinguish between Ads (which, in the ''South Park'' universe, are living, sentient beings) and reality. This power allows him to learn the truth about the Ads' leader [[spoiler: Leslie]], tell the town about their scheme, and ultimately allow PC Principal to save the day.
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** He becomes a full-out [[TheHero hero]] in Season 19, as it's revealed that he has a natural ability to distinguish between Ads (which, in the ''South Park'' universe, are living, sentient beings) and reality. This power allows him to learn the truth about the Ads' leader [[spoiler: Leslie]], [[spoiler:Leslie]], tell the town about their scheme, and ultimately allow PC Principal to save the day.
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* LogicalWeakness: Taking away his crutches renders him helpless, as he can't walk under his own power. [[spoiler: Leslie]] does this to him in the Season 19 finale to keep him from interfering with the Ads' plans, and it's not until Classi returns them that he's able to help thwart the scheme.
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* LogicalWeakness: Taking away his crutches renders him helpless, as he can't walk under his own power. [[spoiler: Leslie]] [[spoiler:Leslie]] does this to him in the Season 19 finale to keep him from interfering with the Ads' plans, and it's not until Classi returns them that he's able to help thwart the scheme.
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* HumanAliens: [[spoiler: In the "Coon and Friends" trilogy, he is revealed to actually be from the planet Koka-jon, where his kind resemble the humans on Earth]].
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* HumanAliens: [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In the "Coon and Friends" trilogy, he is revealed to actually be from the planet Koka-jon, where his kind resemble the humans on Earth]].
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* JerkassBall: Yes, She is one of the nicest girls in class, but even she (though at least rare) is prone to making {{Jerkass}} traits, such as breaking up with her boyfriend (although, it was due to the actions of an internet troll and they tried to make their relationship work again), hating on Wendy for "being jel", and making fun of Heidi (although playfully) for dating [[{{Jerkass}} Cartman]].
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Subverted in "Bass To Mouth", when she shits her pants in front of everyone.
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* BeautyIsNeverTarnished: Subverted in "Bass To to Mouth", when she shits her pants in front of everyone.
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* TinyTimTemplate: While he is primarily based of the character from ''Literature/GreatExpectations'', he does have shades of being this, being a British-voiced orphan ([[RetCon though he originally wasn't]]), and tends to suffer a lot of abuse from everyone in town, although he has no permanent visible injuries on him. Nevertheless, he still manages to keep a chipper attitude despite all of his bad luck. [[spoiler: Up until his death in Season 14, anyway.]]
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* TinyTimTemplate: While he is primarily based of the character from ''Literature/GreatExpectations'', he does have shades of being this, being a British-voiced orphan ([[RetCon though he originally wasn't]]), and tends to suffer a lot of abuse from everyone in town, although he has no permanent visible injuries on him. Nevertheless, he still manages to keep a chipper attitude despite all of his bad luck. [[spoiler: Up [[spoiler:Up until his death in Season 14, anyway.]]
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* TheCasanova: Though he's usually [[CasanovaWannabe not as successful as he would like]], he's managed to score with Bebe and Red (who are hinted to be quite popular among the girls) and also dated Lisa Berger when she was the most popular girl in class. In "Deep Learning", almost all girls are swooned by his [[PlayingCyrano AI-generated romantic messages]], even [[TomboyWithAGirlyStreak Nelly and Betsy]].
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "Lice Capades" and "Reverse Cowgirl".
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* ADayInTheLimelight: He's the main character of "Lice Capades" and Capades", "Reverse Cowgirl".Cowgirl", and "Not Suitable for Children", and he has a major role in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime", "The List", "Fatbeard", and the "Post-Covid" specials.
* TookALevelInBadass: Despite being a wimpy kid who is easily pushed around in some episodes, in both ''South Park: The Stick of Truth'' and "Return of Covid", he becomes TheHeavy who is even more dangerous than Cartman, which he tries to cement with [[TerminatorImpersonator an impersonation of The Terminator]] in the latter.
* TookALevelInBadass: He was far more passive and demure in early seasons, even internalizing the other kids' teasing in "Here Comes The Neighborhood". After "Christian Rock Hard", it's certain that nobody is calling him a "pussy" anymore, and some kids are even shown to be intimidated by him on occasion.
* DissonantSerenity: In "South Park: The Stick of Truth", he tries to deliver his quest to the new kid in old English, proper of an Elven Warrior, while asking them to "fuck the shit out of (the humans') banners".
* DungFu: His ability in ''South Park: Phone Destroyer'' involves him flinging nuggets of dog poo at his enemies, which he has stored in his pockets for some reason.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: A kid heavily resembling him can be occasionally seen in the special ed bus and in the asylum. Once the Special Ed kids are properly introduced in "Up the Down Steroid" and "Crippled Summer", said kid vanished, with no further mention of [=DogPoo=] being mentally challenged in any way (though he might have fecalphelia).
* FriendlessBackground: Though he seemed to have no problem being part of social circles in the show, ''South Park: The Fractured But Whole'' implies this, as he's shown to be quite clingy with the new kid, and quickly proclaims that their selfie makes them friends forever before they can retract.
* DungFu: His ability in ''South Park: Phone Destroyer'' involves him flinging nuggets of dog poo at his enemies, which he has stored in his pockets for some reason.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: A kid heavily resembling him can be occasionally seen in the special ed bus and in the asylum. Once the Special Ed kids are properly introduced in "Up the Down Steroid" and "Crippled Summer", said kid vanished, with no further mention of [=DogPoo=] being mentally challenged in any way (though he might have fecalphelia).
* FriendlessBackground: Though he seemed to have no problem being part of social circles in the show, ''South Park: The Fractured But Whole'' implies this, as he's shown to be quite clingy with the new kid, and quickly proclaims that their selfie makes them friends forever before they can retract.
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* VocalDissonance: The kid gets a new voice every single time he has a speaking role, which is mostly consisted of one-liners spread throughout the many episodes he's in. He sounds like Butters in "Probably", then Clyde in "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" (both in Season 4), then adopts a more mature-sounding voice in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society". His voice then changes to that of a regular dork's in "Butters' Bottom Bitch". After that he adopts Kyle Schwartz's voice for his minor role in ''South Park: The Stick of Truth'' and then a kindergartener's for his few lines in ''South Park: The Fractured But Whole''.
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* VocalDissonance: VocalEvolution: The kid gets a new voice every single time he has a speaking role, which is mostly consisted of one-liners spread throughout the many episodes he's in. He sounds like Butters in "Probably", then Clyde in "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" (both in Season 4), then adopts a more mature-sounding voice in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society". His voice then changes to that of a regular dork's in "Butters' Bottom Bitch". After that he adopts Kyle Schwartz's voice for his minor role in ''South Park: The Stick of Truth'' and then a kindergartener's for his few lines in ''South Park: The Fractured But Whole''.
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* NiceGuy: Anxiety problems notwithstanding, he does usually mean well.
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* NiceGuy: Anxiety problems notwithstanding, he does usually mean well.well, and really does appreciate those who support him through his emotions. When chosen as the replacement ReplacementGoldfish for Kenny in Season 6, he's quite loyal to the boys (save for Cartman) in spite of how badly they treat him, and balances it with a surprisingly solid moral core, to the point where Cartman and Kyle prefer him over each other (which to be fair isn't too hard).
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* OutOfFocus: He has not had a major role since "Put It Down" from Season 21.
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* OutOfFocus: He Video games aside, he has not had a major role since "Put It Down" from Season 21.21. Even before that, he came close to LivingProp status from Season 6 to Season 19. However, he seems to have regained his supporting status as of the "Post-Covid" specials, as he had a supporting role in "Not Suitable for Children".
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* ThoseTwoGuys: With Craig ever since ThoseTwoGuys:
** After Kenny came back and Tweek lost his major character status, he started being regularly seen with Jason, either sitting together in the cafeteria or as part of Craig's gang in "South Park is Gay".
** Since theirhookup.hookup in "Tweek X Craig", Tweek majorly became a SatelliteLoveInterest to Craig, and was rarely seen without him. Of course, with "Put It Down" portraying the latter as a LivingEmotionalCrutch to Tweek, it's hard to see why.
** After Kenny came back and Tweek lost his major character status, he started being regularly seen with Jason, either sitting together in the cafeteria or as part of Craig's gang in "South Park is Gay".
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* VocalDissonance: The kid gets a new voice every single time he has a speaking role, which is mostly consisted of one-liners spread throughout the many episodes he's in. He sounds like Butters in "Probably", then Clyde in "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" (both in Season 4), then adopts a more mature-sounding voice in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society". His voice then changes to that of a regular dork's in "Butters' Bottom Bitch". After that he adopts Kyle Schwartz's voice for his minor role in ''South Park: The Stick of Truth'' and then a kindergartener's for his few lines in ''South Park: The Fractured But Whole''.
* VocalDissonance: The kid gets a new voice every single time he has a speaking role, which is mostly consisted of one-liners spread throughout the many episodes he's in. He sounds like Butters in "Probably", then Clyde in "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" (both in Season 4), then adopts a more mature-sounding voice in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society". His voice then changes to that of a regular dork's in "Butters' Bottom Bitch". After that he adopts Kyle Schwartz's voice for his minor role in ''South Park: The Stick of Truth'' and then a kindergartener's for his few lines in ''South Park: The Fractured But Whole''.
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* UncertainDoom: Though his BadFuture self meets a gruesome end at Cartman's hands, there is no clue as of what became of Clyde after the future was revised. The explanation behind his absence can range from him simply not being invited to celebrate Christmas with the rest of the cast to having died of COVID prior to the event due to his refusal to get vaccinated. His appearance in Season 25 onwards shows that he ''did'' survive the pandemic, but his absence in the revised timeline makes him one of the very few supporting characters who isn't SavedByCanon.
* {{Blackface}}: {{Inverted}} and PlayedForLaughs. In "Free Willzyx", while all the kids sported this look as part of their camouflage, Tolkien's face was jarringly painted white instead, with nobody pointing this out. All things considered, it might lessen his chances of getting shot depending on whether the security guard was from South Park or not.
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* EarnYourHappyEnding: He was aways very ambitious and driven despite [[FatBastard certain]] [[BigotWithABadge people]] being out to get him for petty reasons, so it's only fitting that he ends up a renowned police detective in both timelines, showing that not only did Harrison Yates' goal to arrest or kill every rich black person in the town fail, but that now an African-American whom he had tried to kill at least once is now taking his place and is miles more competent than Yates ever was.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: A white version of him would occasionally appear in background shots in earlierseasons.seasons, though Tolkien can occasionally be seen in the same shot as said kid, so it might be intended as a different character who used his design. Regardless, unless you customize your New Kid in ''South Park: The Stick of Truth'' to sport Tolkien's hairstyle, there has been no recurring appearance of such a kid since TheMovie.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: A white version of him would occasionally appear in background shots in earlier
* NervesOfSteel: The guy somehow managed to sit through the entirety of ''Backdoor Sluts 9'' without losing his sanity like Butters did, and even managed to (barely) maintain his composure afterwards. Seems like Clyde did good in choosing him.
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* NotSoStoic: He absolutely loses it when it turns out Cartman was right about him being able to play bass.
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* NotSoStoic: He absolutely loses it when it turns out Cartman was right about him being able to play bass. In later seasons, this happens more frequently as Cartman starts making him a target of his schemes almost to the level of Kyle and Wendy (who aren't exactly demure themselves).
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* WiseBeyondTheirYears: A tad more subdued example than the leads, since he's still a kid at his very core, but he's still quite knowledgeable in politics and finances, and even produced his own TV Pilot "Here Comes Fatty Doo Doo" (which lost to "Honey Boo Boo" but still), edited and voiced by himself.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: During the early seasons, he was probably the second most violent kid in his class after [[VillainProtagonist Cartman]], as he was shown to lead any generic bullying that goes on in school. He was always shown going to the counselor due to his cynicism and disrespect towards the other characters, especially when flipping them off. This was almost entirely phased out starting around season 12, where his characterization was cemented as a DeadpanSnarker. In "Tweek x Craig", he undergoes massive CharacterDevelopment when [[MistakenForGay the false news of him and Tweek being gay with each other is spread around]]. He's still a deadpan kind of kid, but he's shown to be a whole lot more empathetic than his previous appearances have given him credit for. Later in "Put It Down" he goes even further, having become [[OfficialCouple/WesternAnimation Tweek's boyfriend]] ever since "Tweek x Craig" and spending the entire episode by Tweek's side, trying to help him deal with his panic attacks about North Korea and [[Characters/SouthParkHerbertGarrison President Garrison's]] tweets about them and Tweek.
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* JerkWithAHeartOfGold: During the early seasons, he was probably the second most violent kid in his class after [[VillainProtagonist Cartman]], as he was shown to lead any generic bullying that goes on in school. He was always shown going to the counselor due to his cynicism and disrespect towards the other characters, especially when flipping them off. This was almost entirely phased out starting around season 12, where his characterization was cemented as a DeadpanSnarker. In "Tweek x Craig", he undergoes massive CharacterDevelopment when [[MistakenForGay the false news of him and Tweek being gay with each other is spread around]]. He's still a deadpan kind of kid, but he's shown to be a whole lot more empathetic than his previous appearances have given him credit for. Later in "Put It Down" he goes even further, having become [[OfficialCouple/WesternAnimation Tweek's boyfriend]] ever since "Tweek x Craig" and spending the entire episode by Tweek's side, trying to help him deal with his panic attacks about North Korea and [[Characters/SouthParkHerbertGarrison President Garrison's]] Garrison's tweets about them and Tweek.
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* AllOfTheOtherReindeer: He feels this way in "Here Comes the Neighborhood" due to the other boys mocking him for his wealth, but it's eventually subverted as the boys explain to him that [[VitriolicBestBuds ripping on him is part of being their friend]], and that he would be different if they ''didn't'' make fun of him.
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* TheChewToy: Not to the extent of Kenny, but he's gotten his arm injured on three separate occasions, two of which inflicted by ''a direct gunshot wound''.
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* CursedWithAwesome: He's exceptionally gifted at playing bass, which he wouldn't be ashamed of if not for Cartman's claim that "all Blacks play bass", which Tolkien wanted to prove wrong.
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* TeachersPet: Though Mr. Garrison didn't seem to care about him much, he was this for Ms. Choksondik, who was always impressed with his high-quality presentations. He was also the only confirmed student who passed Mrs. Nelson's math test in "Death Kids", which is significant because Cartman flunked the test despite cheating off him.
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* TokenBlackFriend: He briefly becomes this for the boys in "Professor Chaos" as one of the candidates for Kenny's replacement. Though he makes it to the top five, he eventually loses to Tweek. Afterwards, he becomes this for Craig's gang.
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'''Clyde:''' ''[Before Cartman can say anything]'' YOU, SIR, MOCKED CARTMAN BEFORE, YET YOU TWO SIT HERE DEMANDING ANSWERS! NOW DAMN YOU, LET HIM SPEAK!
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'''Clyde:''' ''[Before Cartman can say anything]'' YOU, SIR, MOCKED CARTMAN BEFORE, YET YOU TWO SIT HERE DEMANDING ANSWERS! NOW DAMN YOU, LET HIM SPEAK!SPEAK!\\
* ScaryBlackMan: ZigZagged. Though Cartman loves to exaggerate how intimidating he actually is, sometimes it's not unwarranted, as Tolkien has been shown to be quite vicious with him when pushed to violence. Of course, this is a case of SelfFulfillingProphecy, as Cartman's racism causes him to overreact to anything Tolkien does, which pushes the latter to lash out at him, prompting Cartman to overreact once again. To a lesser extent, Stan has been shown to be a tad intimidated by him on occasion, though only after Cartman decides to throw in some questionable nuggets of wisdom at him.
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No, he's not... Is he?
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No, he's not... Is he?
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* ScaryBlackMan: ZigZagged. Though Cartman loves to exaggerate how intimidating he actually is, sometimes it's not unwarranted, as Tolkien has been shown to be quite vicious with him when pushed to violence. Of course, this is a case of SelfFulfillingProphecy, as Cartman's racism causes him to overreact to anything Tolkien does, which pushes the latter to lash out at him, prompting Cartman to overreact once again. To a lesser extent, Stan has been shown to be a tad intimidated by him on occasion, though only after Cartman decides to throw in some questionable nuggets of wisdom at him.
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No, he's not... Is he?
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No, he's not... Is he?
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* ScaryBlackMan: StereotypeFlip: {{Invoked}} and eventually ZigZagged. Though Cartman loves Name aside (and even that is subjected to exaggerate how intimidating he actually is, sometimes it's not unwarranted, an InternalRetcon), his existence alone subverts a couple of black stereotypes as Tolkien has been shown to be quite vicious with him when pushed to violence. Of course, this is a case of SelfFulfillingProphecy, as Cartman's racism causes him to overreact to anything Tolkien does, which pushes the latter to lash out at him, prompting Cartman to overreact once again. To a lesser extent, Stan has been shown to be a tad intimidated by him on occasion, though only after Cartman decides to throw in some questionable nuggets of wisdom at him.
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No,he's not... Is he?the richest kid in town and also one of the smartest and most even-tempered (and doesn't like Jessie Jackson, ''Black Panther'' or J.R.R. Tolkien's work). However, he also falls victim to another series of stereotypes, such as being good at bass, basketball, and singing, finding Tyler Perry funny, forming a TokenMinorityCouple with Nichole, being unable to resist fist-bumps, and knowing how to talk in JiveTurkey to help Kyle troll the United Negro College Fund. This is often to his chagrin as he ''is'' aware of the connotations of these traits and [[StopBeingStereotypical actively tries to avoid them for this very reason]], though he will embrace them if he feels fulfilled. In the future, he seems to have embraced his FlawlessToken side at least, though he seems oblivious to the irony of being a police detective in light of his family's tumultuous relationship with [[BigotWithABadge another particular South Park detective]].
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No,
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* FatalFlaw: His often passive and dismissive approach in regards to Cartman's racism has bitten the poor boy in the ass on occasion, such as in "Christian Rock Hard", where he joins his Christian Rock Band and endures all his racist remarks in the hopes that it will pay off in the end (which it initially did until Cartman ruined it at the last second, making it AllForNothing), or in "Dead Kids", where he lets him cheat off him after an episode worth of dealing with his InsaneTrollLogic. It almost gets him killed in "World War Zimmerman", where he elects to ignore Cartman's delusions that he's a threat to humanity, [[TooDumbToLive and even agrees to fist-bump him at the end while standing in "his ground"]], prompting Cartman to shoot him. He falls for him again even as an adult in "Post Covid: Return of Covid" (as do Wendy and Jimmy), trusting his HeelFaithTurn and telling him everything about the time travel mission, allowing him to sic Butters on him and steal all their equipment.
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* ScaryBlackMan: ZigZagged. Though Cartman loves to exaggerate how intimidating he actually is, sometimes it's not unwarranted, as Tolkien has been shown to be quite vicious with him when pushed to violence. Of course, this is a case of SelfFulfillingProphecy, as Cartman's racism causes him to overreact to anything Tolkien does, which pushes the latter to lash out at him, prompting Cartman to overreact once again. To a lesser extent, Stan has been shown to be a tad intimidated by him on occasion, though only after Cartman decides to throw in some questionable nuggets of wisdom at him.
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No, he's not... Is he?
-->'''Cartman:''' Yeah, well, it's not us you have to worry about. It's Tolkien. He is gonna wanna kick your cracker teeth in.\\
'''Stan:''' No, he's not... Is he?
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* FaceHeelTurn: Though he TookALevelInJerkass as an adult, he still had a semblance of investment on completing Kenny's mission to erase the events of the pandemic, but when his own group tries to trick him into unknowingly getting vaccinated, he turns against them and the moment Cartman approaches him with an invitation for his own anti-time travel foundation, he eagerly switches sides and becomes completely committed to Cartman's goals.
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* AngryBlackMan: {{Subverted}}. He's actually really easy-going. However, Cartman can't help but see him as this the few times he does raise his voice, which are rarely if ever unwarranted. In "World War Zimmerman", just him raising his voice is enough for Cartman to assume that he's snapped and now wants to kill him for being white.
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* FlawlessToken: He really doesn't want to be this, but being rich, smart, and kind-hearted, it's hard for anyone to find a flaw in him, to the point where the kids rip on him for being ''too rich'' since they cannot find anything legitimate to poke fun at him for (until they see how hurt he was by their ribbing, whereupon they proceed to mock him for being a pussy instead). As an "Post-Covid", he's mostly embraced this side of him, being a reliable and badass police detective who outshines almost everyone in the team.
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* GeniusBruiser: He's one of the smartest kids in class, and also one of the toughest fighters. In "Post-Covid" specials, he's an FBI detective who both does extensive research on Kenny's death and beats up two hostile ''Shady Acres'' nurses after tracking down Randy.
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* LovableJock: He's proficient in football, basketball, and baseball (which he plays with autographed bats), dates a cheerleader, was supposedly voted the second-cutest kid and his parents are rich. Nevertheless, he's a still a humble guy who never sees himself above anyone.
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* BigDamnHeroes: Despite not being very proficcient in a fight, sometimes he manages to save people just by talking his enemies down or making them laugh.
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* FanOfTheUnderdog: Surprisingly, he's one of the few people who support Cartman in some of his plans, which likely stems from being forced to spend a day in his shoes during the latter's absence in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime", so he knows it's on his best interests as the second fattest kid to keep him around as the designated FatIdiot. In "Sarcastaball", Cartman attests to Clyde's hugs being the warmest, likely a CallBack to the ending of the former episode where Clyde hugged him. As an adult, he's also the only one to merrily follow him to the end, as Butters had to be threatened into helping, and the other members of the Foundation Against Time Travel seemed mostly disinterested in the cause.
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* FanOfTheUnderdog: Surprisingly, he's one of the few people who support Cartman in some of his plans, which likely stems from being forced to spend a day in his shoes during the latter's absence in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime", so he knows it's on his best interests as the second fattest kid to keep him around as the designated FatIdiot. In "Sarcastaball", Cartman attests to Clyde's hugs being the warmest, likely a CallBack to the ending of the former episode where Clyde hugged him. As an adult, he's also the only one to merrily follow him to the end, as Butters had to be threatened into helping, and the other members of the Foundation Against Time Travel seemed mostly disinterested in the cause.
* EarlyBirdCameo: He made a brief appearance in the cafeteria in Season 1's "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe" before he's formally introduced in Season 6's "Professor Chaos".
* LovableJock: The only notable trait of his that Father Maxi brings up during [[spoiler:his funeral]] is his love for sports. In general, he's usually seen playing football or basketball, and is said to have been a nice enough guy.
* OffscreenRomance: With Emily (the blonde girl with an alcoholic mother in "Bass To Mouth"). They were often seen conversing in the background prior to "Skank Hunt", where she hands him a breakup note.
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* SixthRanger: He was seen with Craig's group in "South Park Is Gay", but stopped appearing with them after that.
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* SixthRanger: He was seen with as a part of Craig's group in "South Park Is Gay", but stopped appearing with them after that."Elementary School Musical", and briefly in "Ginger Cow". He's also usually part of the boys' extended circle, though only when the group already has more than 6 kids.
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-->'''Cartman:''' Fuck you, Millie. Fuck you, Annie. Fuck you, Bebe. ''[to Red]'' Fuck you, whatever your name is. [to Sally Turner] and Fuck you, bitch!
-->'''Cartman:''' Fuck you, Millie. Fuck you, Annie. Fuck you, Bebe. ''[to Red]'' Fuck you, whatever your name is. [to Sally Turner] and Fuck you, bitch!
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: She's one of the few supporting characters to not make an appearance as an adult in any of the "Post-Covid" specials, which is worrying since the last time she had been shown onscreen prior to that was as a Lil Q'tie, which considering how joining the group [[TookALevelInJerkass affected]] [[HatedByAll her classmate]] [[MultipleGunshotDeath Clyde]], doesn't fare well for her, at least in the BadFuture.
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* BringMyBrownPants: In order to have her overshadow the Pete Melman incident, Cartman tricks her into soiling herself in the middle of class. It works, but she attempts suicide shortly afterwards.
* BungledSuicide: After being humiliated by crapping her pants in front of the entire class, she was mentioned to have jumped off the school roof, but still manages to survive thefall, fall with a broken pelvis, and is shown to still be alive in later episodes.
* BungledSuicide: After being humiliated by crapping her pants in front of the entire class, she was mentioned to have jumped off the school roof, but still manages to survive the
* EmbarrassingNickname: After her PottyFailure, her boyfriend apparently started calling her "Soft-served Simon".
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* ACupAngst: Is said to stuff her bra in "Quest for Ratings", though Ratings". Though this is probably MaliciousSlander.MaliciousSlander, she did wear one of the skimpier Paris Hilton-themed outfits just a few episodes later, so her preoccupation with her chest might not be all fantasy.
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* DirtyKid: She, along with the rest of the girls after becoming stupid spoiled whores, hits on the boys walking by in the hallway, and even makes a comment on one student's erection.
* LivingProp: One of the biggest examples. Unlike every other kid who debuted in the "Getting Gay With Kids" choir, she has remained a background character ever since, hardly getting any lines or prominence, save for a few speaking roles in "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", the only episode where she speaks. Out-of-universe, some fans [[ExaggeratedTrope even mistakenly believe that she and Red are the same person]].
* SuddenNameChange: Her name was heard in "Quest for Ratings", yet oddly enough she was called "Powder" in "Follow That Egg!"
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* LivingProp: One of the biggest examples. Unlike every other kid who debuted in the "Getting Gay With Kids" choir, she has remained a background character ever since, hardly getting any lines or prominence, save for a few speaking roles in "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", the only episode where she speaks. Out-of-universe, some fans [[ExaggeratedTrope even mistakenly believe that she and Red are the same person]].
* SuddenNameChange: Her name was heard in "Quest for Ratings", yet oddly enough she was called "Powder" in "Follow That Egg!"
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* DirtyKid: She, along with the rest of the girls after becoming stupid spoiled whores, hits on the boys walking by in the hallway, and even makes a comment on one student's erection. \n Fittingly, she's paired with [[DirtyKid Kenny]] in "Follow That Egg".
* LivingProp: One of the biggestexamples.examples of a recurring classmate. Unlike every other kid who debuted in the "Getting Gay With Kids" choir, she has remained a background character ever since, hardly getting any lines or prominence, save for a few speaking roles in "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset", the only episode where she speaks. Out-of-universe, some fans [[ExaggeratedTrope even mistakenly believe that she and Red are the same person]].
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Minor example. Her eyebrows are red like her hair instead of black like the other students, even the other redheads.
* SuddenNameChange: Her name was heard in "Quest for Ratings", yet oddly enough she was called "Powder" in "Follow ThatEgg!"
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* TroublingUnchildlikeBehavior:See ACupAngst, assuming that The only meaningful things she's shown (or told) to do are actively participate in the Stupid Spoiled Whore fad in "Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset" and reportedly stuff her bra in "Quest for Ratings" (assuming it's real. true), all in the same season.
* LivingProp: One of the biggest
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: Minor example. Her eyebrows are red like her hair instead of black like the other students, even the other redheads.
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* FanOfTheUnderdog: Surprisingly, he's one of the few people who support Cartman in some of his plans. As an adult, he's also the only one to merrily follow him to the end, as Butters had to be threatened into helping, and the other members of the Foundation Against Time Travel seemed mostly disinterested in the cause.
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* FanOfTheUnderdog: Surprisingly, he's one of the few people who support Cartman in some of his plans. plans, which likely stems from being forced to spend a day in his shoes during the latter's absence in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime", so he knows it's on his best interests as the second fattest kid to keep him around as the designated FatIdiot. In "Sarcastaball", Cartman attests to Clyde's hugs being the warmest, likely a CallBack to the ending of the former episode where Clyde hugged him. As an adult, he's also the only one to merrily follow him to the end, as Butters had to be threatened into helping, and the other members of the Foundation Against Time Travel seemed mostly disinterested in the cause.cause.
-->'''Kyle:''' The girls do not have a device that shows them the future Cartman. That's retarded.\\
'''Clyde:''' ''[Before Cartman can say anything]'' YOU, SIR, MOCKED CARTMAN BEFORE, YET YOU TWO SIT HERE DEMANDING ANSWERS! NOW DAMN YOU, LET HIM SPEAK!
'''Cartman:''' ''[baffled]'' ...Thank you, Clyde.
-->'''Kyle:''' The girls do not have a device that shows them the future Cartman. That's retarded.\\
'''Clyde:''' ''[Before Cartman can say anything]'' YOU, SIR, MOCKED CARTMAN BEFORE, YET YOU TWO SIT HERE DEMANDING ANSWERS! NOW DAMN YOU, LET HIM SPEAK!
'''Cartman:''' ''[baffled]'' ...Thank you, Clyde.
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* ArchEnemy: He seemed to be this to Mr. Mackey in "Tweek Vs. Craig" since the latter was sick of him being sent to his office. Their animosity towards each other resurfaced in ''The Stick of Truth'', even though they barely interacted after Craig stopped flipping people off.
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* ArchEnemy: He seemed to be this to Mr. Mackey in "Tweek Vs. Craig" since the latter was sick of him being sent to his office. Their office, and Craig was the only kid who could push his BerserkButton in the early seasons. Though they barely interacted after Craig stopped flipping people off, their animosity towards each other resurfaced in ''The Stick of Truth'', even though they barely interacted after where Craig stopped flipping people off.treats detention with Mackey as if it were akin to being restrained in a castle, and Mackey called upon his ginger hallway monitors to prevent his escape. When Craig and the others do escape, Mackey angrily screams "DAMN YOU, CRAIG!" while chasing him.
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* ButtMonkey:
** In "Pandemic" (not the special, but the Season 12 episode) the main 4 tricked him out of his birthday money.
** In "Tweek vs. Craig", Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny fool him and Tweek into fighting.
** In "Pandemic" (not the special, but the Season 12 episode) the main 4 tricked him out of his birthday money.
** In "Tweek vs. Craig", Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny fool him and Tweek into fighting.
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* ButtMonkey:
ButtMonkey: He doesn't get it as bad as other kids, and for the most part [[TheBully he deals as much pain as he gets]], but whenever he's the focus of an episode, the plot refuses to give him a break.
** In Season 12's "Pandemic"(not the special, but the Season 12 episode) the main 4 tricked him out of his birthday money.
money, and he spent the entire episode being dragged around Peru because the government mistook him and the boys for an actual Peruvian Flute band.
** In "Tweek vs. Craig", Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny fool him and Tweek intofighting.fighting each other, and he's later attacked by Tweek again at the end of the episode after he's made to believe that he insulted his mother.
** At the end of "Quest for Ratings", the {{Jerkass}} visual department adviser casually fires him in favor of the boys and makes a request to have him castrated for his deep voice.
** In Season 12's "Pandemic"
** In "Tweek vs. Craig", Cartman, Kyle, Stan, and Kenny fool him and Tweek into
** At the end of "Quest for Ratings", the {{Jerkass}} visual department adviser casually fires him in favor of the boys and makes a request to have him castrated for his deep voice.
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* ADayInTheLimelight: "Pandemic", "Pandemic 2: The Startling", "Tweek x Craig", and "Put It Down".
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* CosmicPlaything: The universe loves to go out of its way to force him to do things he desperately tries to avoid, such as saving the world in "Pandemic" and dating Tweek in "Tweek X Craig". He eventually submits and goes along with the latter, which ironically ends up making him happier.
* ADayInTheLimelight: Though he has major and supporting roles throughout, he's the protagonist of "Pandemic", "Pandemic 2: The Startling", "Tweek x Craig", and "Put ItDown".Down".
* ADayInTheLimelight: Though he has major and supporting roles throughout, he's the protagonist of "Pandemic", "Pandemic 2: The Startling", "Tweek x Craig", and "Put It
* DisneyDeath:
** He falls off the school bus and down a cliff in "City on the Edge of Forever (Flashbacks)", but it later turns out the entire episode was all a DreamWithinADream.
** PlayedForLaughs in ''The Fractured but Whole'' where he's buried in lava (read: red lego bricks) and has to be saved by Toolshed using his sandblaster hose on the new kid's butthole to clear the lava with their farts. Cartman then gives him a ShotToTheHeart to "revive" him, which causes Craig to briefly break character to call him out on this since he could've killed him for real.
** He falls off the school bus and down a cliff in "City on the Edge of Forever (Flashbacks)", but it later turns out the entire episode was all a DreamWithinADream.
** PlayedForLaughs in ''The Fractured but Whole'' where he's buried in lava (read: red lego bricks) and has to be saved by Toolshed using his sandblaster hose on the new kid's butthole to clear the lava with their farts. Cartman then gives him a ShotToTheHeart to "revive" him, which causes Craig to briefly break character to call him out on this since he could've killed him for real.
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* DysfunctionalFamily: No, really, have you seen his family's [[FlippingTheBird habit]]? Then again, his family doesn't start moral crusades that get people killed, stymie their kids' development to avoid being alone, cause untold damage with whatever crazy trend going on, abuse drugs and fight in front of their kids, ground and beat their kids over whatever minor issue bugging them, encourage their children to be vapid bimbos, or feed them meth-laden coffee while exploiting them for free labor and claiming the success or failure of the family business rests on their kids' shoulders. Randomly flipping each other off is one of the least problematic things a family could do.
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* DysfunctionalFamily: No, really, have you seen his family's [[FlippingTheBird habit]]? Then again, his family doesn't start moral crusades that get people killed, stymie their kids' development to avoid being alone, cause untold damage with whatever crazy trend going on, abuse drugs and fight in front of their kids, ground and beat their kids over whatever minor issue bugging them, encourage their children to be vapid bimbos, or feed them meth-laden coffee while exploiting them for free labor and claiming the success or failure of the family business rests on their kids' shoulders. When news come out that Craig is gay, Thomas struggles with accepting it but overall handles the situation much more maturely and realistically than Stephen did when he thought Butters was bi. Randomly flipping each other off is one of the least problematic things a family in South Park could do.
* EyeScream: By the end of "Tweek vs. Craig", Tweek has left him with a nasty swollen eye that you would be forgiven for thinking had been plucked out.
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* NeverBareheaded: His hair is almost never shown.
* NotSoStoic: He briefly loses his temper, to the point of petty name-calling, during his fight with Tweek in "Put It Down". Lampshaded by Craig himself right afterwards.
* NotSoStoic: He briefly loses his temper, to the point of petty name-calling, during his fight with Tweek in "Put It Down". Lampshaded by Craig himself right afterwards.
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* NeverBareheaded: His hair is almost never shown.
shown, unless he's wearing a birthday hat, baseball cap, or is being checked for lice. He also sleeps with his chullo hat on, and goes to school with it in Pajama Day as well.
* NotSoStoic: He briefly loses his temper, to the point of petty name-calling, during his fight with Tweek in "Put It Down".Lampshaded {{Lampshaded}} by Craig himself right afterwards.
* NotSoStoic: He briefly loses his temper, to the point of petty name-calling, during his fight with Tweek in "Put It Down".
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* TheRival: While he leads any rivalry of the primary four boys, he seems to have a special disdain for Cartman.
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* TheRival: While he leads any rivalry of the primary four boys, he seems to have a special disdain for Cartman. This sticks even in later seasons, where he's for the most part made peace with Stan, Kyle, and Kenny.
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* TwitchyEye
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* TwitchyEyeTwitchyEye: His eye usually twitches when he's suffering one of his muscle spasms.
* NiceGuy: While a tad arrogant at times, he's nevertheless always happy to help others without any prompting, and is so handy that even Cartman likes him. In "Handicar", he starts a taxi device to collect funds which he then donates in its entirety to his Summer Camp (all $2.3 billion of them).
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* AngryWhiteMan: Downplayed. We never really get to see much of this side of him, but he is part of a family of them.
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* AngryWhiteMan: Downplayed. {{Downplayed}}. We never really get to see much of this side of him, but he is part of a family of them.them.
* TheBrute: He's unafraid to beat people up, and in ''The Fractured But Whole'', he reveals that he's into brutalist heroes, so the only way to get a selfie with him is to equip at least one of their abilities.
* TheBully: In "South Park is Gay", he's the second most antagonistic kid to Kyle, next to Craig, and the first one to get physical with him in the playground.
* TheBrute: He's unafraid to beat people up, and in ''The Fractured But Whole'', he reveals that he's into brutalist heroes, so the only way to get a selfie with him is to equip at least one of their abilities.
* TheBully: In "South Park is Gay", he's the second most antagonistic kid to Kyle, next to Craig, and the first one to get physical with him in the playground.
* ForgottenFallenFriend: [[spoiler:One of the biggest gripes his father had at his funeral was the lack of turnout, which bothered him to no end since he had been there since the beginning]].
-->'''Bob''' When I look out on this congregation, I can't help but think, "There's not a whole lot of people here." Doesn't seem like a big deal. Nobody's outraged. 'Cause it was our family. Nobody cares when a White gets killed by the police. There should be protests and marches, but NO. The police killed a White! That's not protest-worthy!
* InformedDeformity: Wendy says that he has freckles in "The Hobbit", which aren't noticeable at all, and his ''actual'' "imperfection" (his receding hairline) is never pointed out by anyone.
-->'''Bob''' When I look out on this congregation, I can't help but think, "There's not a whole lot of people here." Doesn't seem like a big deal. Nobody's outraged. 'Cause it was our family. Nobody cares when a White gets killed by the police. There should be protests and marches, but NO. The police killed a White! That's not protest-worthy!
* InformedDeformity: Wendy says that he has freckles in "The Hobbit", which aren't noticeable at all, and his ''actual'' "imperfection" (his receding hairline) is never pointed out by anyone.
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* MauveShirt: He would get a few lines once in a while and was around from the first episode, but he had very little characterization and any role he played could have been played by any of the other kids.
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* MauveShirt: He would get a few lines once in a while and was around from the first episode, but he had very little characterization and any role he played could have been played by any of the other kids. Bonus points for wearing a purple coat.
* NiceGuy: In ''The Stick of Truth'', he's the only elf to readily accept the New Kid without asking anything from them in return, and you only need to buy something from his store for him to befriend you. [[spoiler:After his death, Cartman tells his parents that he was a good guy, and would want his parents to move on]].
* NiceGuy: In ''The Stick of Truth'', he's the only elf to readily accept the New Kid without asking anything from them in return, and you only need to buy something from his store for him to befriend you. [[spoiler:After his death, Cartman tells his parents that he was a good guy, and would want his parents to move on]].
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* {{Retcon}}: Despite being killed off in "Season Finale", Jason appears at the playground and in the assembly in "The Big Fix" (as does the Boy with Brown Hair and Red Shirt who died in "The Pandemic Special"), and both are fully animated raising their hands about Tolkien and playing with other children, indicating they may be revived or it may be an oversight by the animators.
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* {{Retcon}}: Despite being [[spoiler:being killed off in "Season Finale", Finale"]], Jason appears at the playground and in the assembly in "The Big Fix" (as does the Boy with Brown Hair and Red Shirt who died in "The Pandemic Special"), and both are fully animated raising their hands about Tolkien and playing with other children, indicating they may be revived or it may be an oversight by the animators.
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* UnexplainedRecovery: Made a few background appearances in the school after [[spoiler:he died. Although compared to before, his cameos are much more infrequent and not upfront]].
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* UnexplainedRecovery: Made TokenGoodTeammate: The only member of his family to never be shown as an AngryWhiteMan, although that might have something to do with [[spoiler:his untimely death only two seasons after they're established as characters]].
* UnexplainedRecovery:
** A variation. When he's [[spoiler:run over, the car completely smashed the back of his head. However, at the funeral, his head is mostly unscathed with only tire marks on his face.]]
** He also made a few background appearances in the school after [[spoiler:he died. Although compared to before, his cameos are much more infrequent and not upfront]].
* UnexplainedRecovery:
** A variation. When he's [[spoiler:run over, the car completely smashed the back of his head. However, at the funeral, his head is mostly unscathed with only tire marks on his face.]]
** He also made a few background appearances in the school after [[spoiler:he died. Although compared to before, his cameos are much more infrequent and not upfront]].
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* FanOfTheUnderdog: Surprisingly, he's one of the few people who support Cartman in some of his plans, which likely stems from being forced to spend a day in his shoes during the latter's absence in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime", so he knows it's on his best interests as the second fattest kid to keep him around as the designated FatIdiot. In "Sarcastaball", Cartman attests to Clyde's hugs being the warmest, likely a CallBack to the ending of the former episode where Clyde hugged him. As an adult, he's also the only one to merrily follow him to the end, as Butters had to be threatened into helping, and the other members of the Foundation Against Time Travel seemed mostly disinterested in the cause.
-->'''Kyle:''' The girls do not have a device that shows them the future Cartman. That's retarded.\\
'''Clyde:''' ''[Before Cartman can say anything]'' YOU, SIR, MOCKED CARTMAN BEFORE, YET YOU TWO SIT HERE DEMANDING ANSWERS! NOW DAMN YOU, LET HIM SPEAK!
'''Cartman:''' ''[baffled]'' ...Thank you, Clyde.
-->'''Kyle:''' The girls do not have a device that shows them the future Cartman. That's retarded.\\
'''Clyde:''' ''[Before Cartman can say anything]'' YOU, SIR, MOCKED CARTMAN BEFORE, YET YOU TWO SIT HERE DEMANDING ANSWERS! NOW DAMN YOU, LET HIM SPEAK!
'''Cartman:''' ''[baffled]'' ...Thank you, Clyde.
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* FanOfTheUnderdog: Surprisingly, he's one of the few people who support Cartman in some of his plans, which likely stems from being forced to spend a day in his shoes during the latter's absence in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime", so he knows it's on his best interests as the second fattest kid to keep him around as the designated FatIdiot. In "Sarcastaball", Cartman attests to Clyde's hugs being the warmest, likely a CallBack to the ending of the former episode where Clyde hugged him.plans. As an adult, he's also the only one to merrily follow him to the end, as Butters had to be threatened into helping, and the other members of the Foundation Against Time Travel seemed mostly disinterested in the cause. \n-->'''Kyle:''' The girls do not have a device that shows them the future Cartman. That's retarded.\\\n'''Clyde:''' ''[Before Cartman can say anything]'' YOU, SIR, MOCKED CARTMAN BEFORE, YET YOU TWO SIT HERE DEMANDING ANSWERS! NOW DAMN YOU, LET HIM SPEAK!\n'''Cartman:''' ''[baffled]'' ...Thank you, Clyde.
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* ArchEnemy: He seemed to be this to Mr. Mackey in "Tweek Vs. Craig" since the latter was sick of him being sent to his office, and Craig was the only kid who could push his BerserkButton in the early seasons. Though they barely interacted after Craig stopped flipping people off, their animosity towards each other resurfaced in ''The Stick of Truth'', where Craig treats detention with Mackey as if it were akin to being restrained in a castle, and Mackey called upon his ginger hallway monitors to prevent his escape. When Craig and the others do escape, Mackey angrily screams "DAMN YOU, CRAIG!" while chasing him.
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* AloofAlly: In "Pandemic", he works with the boys to get out of Peru, but spends most of his time belittling them for their constant inability to learn from their mistakes, which drives them insane. Being TheDragAlong throughout the two-parter, one can't blame him for not being too enthusiastic.
* AloofBigBrother: Generally doesn't give his sister Tricia much attention, and even flips her off on occasion (which is a recurring tick in their family). In ''The Fractured But Whole'', she says that he can be a dick to her at times, but [[ShipperOnDeck she still ships him and Tweek together]].
* ArchEnemy: He seemed to be this to Mr. Mackey in "Tweek Vs. Craig" since the latter was sick of him being sent to hisoffice, and Craig was the only kid who could push his BerserkButton in the early seasons. Though they barely interacted after Craig stopped flipping people off, their office. Their animosity towards each other resurfaced in ''The Stick of Truth'', where even though they barely interacted after Craig treats detention with Mackey as if it were akin to being restrained in a castle, and Mackey called upon his ginger hallway monitors to prevent his escape. When Craig and the others do escape, Mackey angrily screams "DAMN YOU, CRAIG!" while chasing him.stopped flipping people off.
* AloofBigBrother: Generally doesn't give his sister Tricia much attention, and even flips her off on occasion (which is a recurring tick in their family). In ''The Fractured But Whole'', she says that he can be a dick to her at times, but [[ShipperOnDeck she still ships him and Tweek together]].
* ArchEnemy: He seemed to be this to Mr. Mackey in "Tweek Vs. Craig" since the latter was sick of him being sent to his
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* BadBoss: In the episode "South Park is Gay!", when the main characters are first shown viewing Craig's Gang as rivals.
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* BadBoss: In the episode "South Park is Gay!", when his gang are presented as rivals to the main characters are first shown viewing Craig's Gang boys. Unlike with the boys' [[VitriolicBestBuds dynamic]], Craig snaps his fingers to get his "fags" in line, and has them dress exactly the same as rivals.him.
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* TheBully: His original characterization. He originally stood out as being distinctly aggressive and a complete bully, leading his classmates into the beating of defenseless kids. In recent episodes, he is much more passive aggressive and stoic, not as attentive to bullying others as before (though still gets the odd laugh out of it).
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* TheBully: His original characterization.characterization from Seasons 3 to 8. He originally stood out as being distinctly aggressive and a complete bully, leading his classmates into the beating of defenseless kids. In recent episodes, he is much more passive aggressive and stoic, not as attentive to bullying others as before (though still gets the odd laugh out of it).
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** In Season 12's "Pandemic" the main 4 tricked him out of his birthday money, and he spent the entire episode being dragged around Peru because the government mistook him and the boys for an actual Peruvian Flute band.
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** In Season 12's "Pandemic" (not the special, but the Season 12 episode) the main 4 tricked him out of his birthday money, and he spent the entire episode being dragged around Peru because the government mistook him and the boys for an actual Peruvian Flute band.money.
* EstablishingCharacterMoment: Blink and you miss it, but in "Damien", he's swept away by Damien's hellish wind, but unlike the other kids who are also taken by the current, Craig keeps a flippant and stoic face throughout.
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* HasAType: Twitchy blondes, apparently. Before he started dating Tweek, he seemed to be somewhat affectionate to [[HollywoodTourettes Thomas]] (see all the way down this page to One-Shot Students).
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* HasAType: Twitchy blondes, apparently. Before he started dating Tweek, he seemed to be somewhat affectionate to [[HollywoodTourettes Thomas]] (see all in "Le Petit Tourette", since he was attracted to the way down this page boy's ability to One-Shot Students).get away with cursing to his authority figures.
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* InformedDeformity: According to Cartman, Craig has "fucked-up teeth".
* ItRunsInTheFamily: Craig gets his nasally voice from his mother.
* ItRunsInTheFamily: Craig gets his nasally voice from his mother.
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* InformedDeformity: According to Cartman, Craig has "fucked-up teeth".
teeth". The girls seem to agree, as he was apparently[[note]]since the list turned out to be fake and Bebe explicitly notes him as one of the kids whose number had to be moved[[/note]] voted the fourth least cutest kid in the class, not that it bothered him, since his goal was being hotter than Cartman.
* ItRunsInTheFamily: Craig gets his nasally voice from hismother.mother, his aloof and occasionally abrasive attitude from his father, and his FlippingTheBird tick from both of them.
* ItRunsInTheFamily: Craig gets his nasally voice from his
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* KidsAreCruel: During his rival/bully "[[CharacterizationMarchesOn phase]]". Aside from that, he's basically on par with the others.
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* KidsAreCruel: During his rival/bully "[[CharacterizationMarchesOn phase]]". phase]]" in the early seasons, with his primary victims being Mark Cotswolds in "Hooked on Monkey Fonics", and Kyle in "South Park is Gay". Aside from that, he's basically on par with the others.others, though he did casually suggest burning down the library in "Pajama Day" to protest the school banning his class from wearing their pajamas at school on the titular day.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: With Tweek ever since their hookup.
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* ThoseTwoGuys: With ThoseTwoGuys:
** Though he's more often seen with a group than in pairs, Clyde is usually his default companion when the boys are in a mission, especially around season 6 where their demeanors were quite interchangeable. The most notable example is "Crack Baby Athletic Association", where they work together to find the real Slash for Cartman.
** He can often be seen with Tweek ever since theirhookup.hookup, and they even make a couple-themed bike for two in "Bike Parade".
** Though he's more often seen with a group than in pairs, Clyde is usually his default companion when the boys are in a mission, especially around season 6 where their demeanors were quite interchangeable. The most notable example is "Crack Baby Athletic Association", where they work together to find the real Slash for Cartman.
** He can often be seen with Tweek ever since their
