History Characters / SouthParkAntagonistsBigBads

For {{trope}}s related to him, see [[Characters/SouthParkHerbertGarrison here]]

%%* AxCrazy

%%* BastardBoy friend: Was this to Satan. And as all the tropes can attest, "bastard" isn't strong enough of a word to describe him.

* BigBad: In TheMovie with Sheila, as well as a couple of episodes.
* BlatantLies: He does this A LOT. But, because pretty much everybody in this show is a complete idiot, they all believe him.

%%* CardCarryingVillain

* DragonInChief: To his boyfriend Satan, who Saddam doesn't even show respect towards.

* FauxAffablyEvil: In spades.

%%* ArchEnemy: To Cartman.

%%* EyeBeams

[[folder:Princess Kenny]]
For {{trope}}s related to her, see [[Characters/SouthParkTheStickOfTruth here]].

[[folder:Scott Tenorman]]
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->''"Revenge is a dish best served... chili."''
->'''Voiced in English by:''' Toby Morton ("Scott Tenorman Must Die"), Creator/{{Trey Parker|AndMattStone}} ("201")
->'''Voiced in French by:''' William Coryn
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/SouthParkS5E4ScottTenormanMustDie Scott Tenorman Must Die]]"
A teenager who tricked Cartman into forking over ten dollars. He manages to get his way out of all of Cartman's revenge schemes until Cartman finally has his parents killed. And [[FamilialCannibalismSurprise tricked Scott into eating them]]. Scott reappears as the BigBad of the two-part "200/201" story, which reveals him as the new leader of the Ginger Separatist Movement[[labelnote:Click here to see spoilers]]and Cartman's half-brother[[/labelnote]].

[[folder:Mitch Conner]]
For {{trope}}s related to him, see [[Characters/SouthParkTheFracturedButWhole here]].
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[[folder:Head of Homeland Security / Guinea Pirate]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/{{Trey Parker|AndMattStone}}
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/SouthParkS12E10Pandemic Pandemic]]"
->'''Final appearance:''' "[[Recap/SouthParkS12E11Pandemic2TheStartling Pandemic II]]"
The BigBad of the Pandemic saga.

* BigBad: Of "Pandemic" and "Pandemic II".
* CuteIsEvil: His OneWingedAngel form is just a giant, adorable looking guinea pig wearing a pirate costume. Yet, he is a completely evil monster which wants to destroy the world.
* DisproportionateRetribution: He tries to send the pan flute bands to Guantanamo Bay because they were annoying. Subverted in that the real reason he wanted them out of the picture was because [[MakesJustAsMuchSenseInContext they kept the guinea pigs at bay.]]
* EldritchAbomination: Parodied. His true form is a guinea pirate.
* KarmaHoudini: Yes, he was imprisoned, but the last time we see him is when he breaks out of his imprisonment.
* NonActionBigBad: He himself does nothing throughout the entire saga.
* OneWingedAngel: See EldritchAbomination above.
* SayMyName: "Curse you, Craaaaaaaaaaaaig!"
* UnknownRival: Views Craig as his ArchEnemy and the only person who can stop him, but Craig couldn't care less about him or his plans.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: At the end of "Pandemic II" he escapes from prison, but his whereabouts remain unknown.
* WouldHurtAChild: He orders the soldiers to kill Craig.
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[[folder:Mickey Mouse]]
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->'''Voiced in English by:''' Creator/{{Trey Parker|AndMattStone}}
->'''Voiced in French by:''' William Coryn
->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/SouthParkS13E1TheRing The Ring]]"
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[[folder:Cthulhu]]
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->'''Debut:''' "[[Recap/SouthParkTheCoonAndFriendsTrilogy Coon 2: Hindsight]]"
->'''Final appearance:''' "Coon vs. Coon & Friends"
The central antagonist in the "Coon & Friends" trilogy serving as Cartman's "sidekick".

* AllianceWithAnAbomination: Ends up siding with Cartman due to finding him being sickly adorable.
* BigBadDuumvirate: Forms one with Cartman during the "Coon & Friends". While Cartman does manage to get Cthulhu to do whatever he wants, Cthulhu was already a massive threat and his alliance with Cartman is more of a partnership rather than Cthulhu being subservient to Cartman.
* BlueAndOrangeMorality: Par for his mythos, he seems closer to an animal than an evil monster.
* EldritchAbomination: The difference in art style between him and the show characters helps with that.
* TheHeavy: He's the villain that drives the plot of the trilogy, even if he does become Cartman's sidekick.
* InformedAttribute: Built up as an all-seeing, all-knowing god, but once he arrives he quickly becomes little more than Cartman's muscle.
* NonStandardCharacterDesign: To illustrate his otherworldly nature, he resembles a three-dimensional CGI model as opposed to the "construction paper" art style of the usual characters.
* ShoutOut: Cartman bonds with him in a scene that parodies ''WesternAnimation/FeedTheKitty'', the first [[WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes Merrie Melodies]] Marc Anthony and Pussyfoot short.
* VillainousFriendship: Forms one with Cartman, acting as his loyal muscle, while Cartman treats him like a friend to get him to do his bidding.

[[folder:Big Bad Government Guy]]
For {{trope}}s related to him, see [[Characters/SouthParkTheStickOfTruth here]].

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[[folder:President Garrison]]
For {{trope}}s related to him, see [[Characters/SouthParkHerbertGarrison here]].

[[folder:skankhunt42/Gerald Broflovski]]
For {{trope}}s related to him, see [[Characters/SouthParkFamilyMembers here]].
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* BassoProfundo: His voice is very deep and reverberates even when he's not trying to sound threatening.

* EvilPlan: Many. He's taken over Canada by sneaking his troops in through the airlines, manipulated Satan into invading earth with his demons so Saddam could push him aside and take control, built chemical weapons plants '''in Heaven''' (even fooling God), and fooled all of Canada into electing him Prime Minister.

* AllegoricalCharacter: He's an overall representation of climate change. When Al Gore is first trying to warn everyone about him, Gore is depicted as an idiot and pathetic with [=ManBearPig=] being something he made up for attention. As such, MBP is depicted as something completely ridiculous and obviously false. [[spoiler: In season 22, he's depicted as a huge threat. This represents how irrefutable evidence of climate change has convinced Matt and Trey that it is definitely real. His appearance in person consists of killing large swaths off people, representing how the hard evidence of climate change consists of various environmental disasters and weather conditions that are threatening the lives of everyone on earth. His deal with the people of South Park represents how the biggest proponent of environmental damage is people putting short-term gain, like economic strength over long-term consequences.]]

'''[[spoiler:Gerald]]:''' You would [[spoiler:deliberately start World War 3? Let the people of Denmark die? Set everyone on earth against each other]]? Why!?\\
'''Lennart:''' Because [[spoiler:it's ''[[ForTheEvulz FREAKING HILARIOUS!]]'' Getting a Scandinavian country to fight trolls? By building a giant machine that actually shows that everyone on earth is kind of a troll, too?]]\\

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: He contrasts with Eric Cartman. Cartman is a regular human child whose a BoisterousWeakling who relies solely on manipulating people to get what he wants. [=ManBearPig=] is an AnimalisticAbomination who is also an InvincibleVillain whose physical force alone is enough to make him a major threat. Both are also revealed to have families in the Paramount Plus specials where they revert to their villainous ways to protect them, but while Cartman chose to stop Stan and Kyle from preventing the BadFuture until his wife convinces him not to, [=ManBearPig=] is forced to do the bidding Pi-Pi who is holding his family hostage and turns on Pi-Pi when his family is freed. Cartman loses his family in the revised future and becomes a homeless alcoholic, ending his threat to society for good (at least in the far future), while [=ManBearPig=] gets his family back before leaving, remaining a potential threat in the future.

* CatchPhrase: "Heeeey! Relax guy!," usually said when someone is (correctly) questioning his motives.

* TheHeavy: While only one of an entire race of [[spoiler: sapient Internet ads]], she is the only one capable of having a human form and serves as the most active threat in South Park.

->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/{{Trey Parker|AndMattStone}} (Rabbity the Rabbit, Skunky the Skunk, Beavery the Beaver, Beary the Bear, Racoony the Racoon), [[Creator/TreyParkerAndMattStone Matt Stone]] (Mousey the Mouse), Adrien Beard (Squirrely the Squirrel), Creator/AprilStewart (Deery the Dear, Woodpeckerey the Woodpecker, Porcupiney the Porcupine), Creator/MonaMarshall (Foxy the Fox, Chickadee-y the Chickadee)

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: He contrast with Eric Cartman. Cartman is a regular human child whose a BoisterousWeakling who relies solely on manipulating people to get what he wants. [=ManBearPig=] is an AnimalisticAbomination who is also an InvincibleVillain whose physical force alone is enough to make him a major threat. Both are also revealed to have families in the Paramount Plus specials where they revert to their villainous ways to protect them, but while Cartman chose to stop Stan and Kyle from preventing the BadFuture until his wife convinces him not to, [=ManBearPig=] is forced to do the bidding Pi-Pi who is holding his family hostage and turns on Pi-Pi when his family is freed. Cartman loses his family in the revised future and becomes a homeless alcoholic, ending his threat to society for good (at least in the far future), while [=ManBearPig=] gets his family back before leaving, remaining a potential threat in the future.

** [[spoiler: Pi-Pi also contrasts with Clyde Donovan, who, like Pi-Pi, was an initially harmless figure before becoming the actual BigBad of a Paramount Plus two-parter. However, Clyde was just an InsufferableImbecile who was evil until he joined Cartman’s cause, eventually becoming a MoreDespicableMinion who takes over as the main villain after Cartman performs his HeelFaceTurn, while Pi-Pi reveals himself to be EvilAllAlong and the [[TheManBehindTheMan mastermind]] behind [=ManBearPig’s=] rampage.]]

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Lennart greatly differs from Leslie Meyers, who, like her, is a seasonal ArcVillain which they don’t reveal until the end. However, Leslie Meyers acted as the WomanBehindTheMan for PC Principal, every thing bad during season 19 being traced back to her scheming, while Lennart was just one person part of a BigBadEnsemble who gains singular BigBad status when the other villains either became OutOfFocus (the Memberberries) or perform {{Heel Face Turn}}s (Gerald Broflovski and Mr. Garrison). While both of their plans consisted of [[KillAllHumans killing all humans]], Leslie’s reasons for doing so is so that her race of living advertisements can [[TakeOverTheWorld take over Earth]] while Lennart’s reason for his actions is because [[spoiler: he thinks it’s [[ForTheEvulzhilarious]]]].

* NeverFoundTheBody: [[spoiler: Lennart's body is never shown to be recorded after he seemingly falls to his death]].

* NeverFoundTheBody: [[spoiler: Lennart body is never shown to be recorded after he seemingly falls to his death]].

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: He contrast with Eric Cartman. Cartman is a regular human child whose a BoisterousWeakling who relies solely on manipulating people to get what he wants. [=ManBearPig=] is an AnimalisticAbomination who is also an InvincibleVillain whose physical force alone is enough to make him a major threat. Both are also revealed to have families in the Paramount Plus specials where they revert to their villainous ways to protect them, but while Cartman chose to stop Stan and Kyle from preventing the BadFuture until his wife convinces him not to, [=ManBearPig=] is forced to do the bidding Pi-Pi who is holding his family hostage and turns on Pi-Pi when his family is freed. Cartman loses his family in the revised future and becomes a homeless alcoholic, ending his threat to society for good (at least in the far future), while [=ManBearPig=] gets his family back before leaving, remaining a potential threat in the future.

** To BadFuture Cartman, who served as the (initial) BigBad for the [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovid previous two]] [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovidTheReturnOfCovid specials]]. Cartman was a sociopathic EnfantTerrible who TookALevelInKindness, becoming a loving husband and father whose actions are to make sure his family doesn't disappear, while Pi-Pi started off as a rather harmless businessman who TookALevelInJerkass, becoming an amoral CorruptCorporateExecutive whose actions are entirely self-serving. They both recruit TheHeavy ([=ManBearPig=]; Clyde) to their cause, but Cartman manipulates Clyde into joining him. Clyde proves to be a MoreDespicableMinion and becomes the new BigBad, after which Cartman pulls a HeelFaceTurn and kills Clyde to save the future, while Pi-Pi forces [=ManBearPig=] to do his biding by holding his family hostage and once they are free, [=ManBearPig=] turns on Pi-Pi and kills him.
** Pi-Pi also contrasts with Clyde Donovan, who, like Pi-Pi, was an initially harmless figure before becoming the actual BigBad of a Paramount Plus two-parter. However, Clyde was just an InsufferableImbecile who was evil until he joined Cartman’s cause, eventually becoming a MoreDespicableMinion who takes over as the main villain after Cartman performs his HeelFaceTurn, while Pi-Pi reveals himself to be EvilAllAlong and the [[TheManBehindTheMan mastermind]] behind [=ManBearPig’s=] rampage.

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: Of Eric Cartman. [[spoiler: Cartman is a [[LargeHam loud]] obnoxious male {{Jerkass}}, while Leslie is a [[SoftSpokenSadist soft-spoken]] and intelligent UncannyValleyGirl. Cartman has distinct features that make him stand out from the crowd, while [[TheyLookJustLikeEveryoneElse Leslie look just like every other 4th grader]]. Cartman comes up with various schemes that [[ItsAllAboutMe only benefits himself]], while Leslie comes up with a plan that would benefit her kind. Cartman likes to be the [[AttentionWhore center of attention]], while Leslie prefers being discreet while letting others take the heat for her. Cartman is a BoisterousWeakling despite his large appearance, while Leslie is a SuperStrongChild despite her diminutive stature. Cartman is an overarching villain for the whole series, while Leslie is an ArcVillainess for an entire season]].

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To the Ads from Season 19. The Ads serve as [[ArcVillain the sole antagonistic force for Season 19]], the Memberberries must share their role as [[BigBadEnsemble main antagonist with other villains in Season 20.]] The Ads use [[PoliticalOvercorrectness political correctness]] and modern progression to manipulate events, while the Memberberries use [[NostalgiaFilter toxic nostalgia]] and [[PoliticallyIncorrectVillain bigotry]] to manipulate people. The Ads are all reliant on [[DragonInChief Leslie Meyers]] to carry out their plan, while the Memberberries are each given a role of equal importance. The Ad's pawn PC Principal rebelled against them, while the Memberberries would brainwash Mr. Garrison when he learns of their existence. The Ads would become exposed and implied to have been defeated, while the Memberberries' existence are unknown to everyone aside from those they've brainwashed and [[KarmaHoudini get away with their crimes.]]

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To BadFuture Cartman who served as the (initial) BigBad for the [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovid previous two]] [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovidTheReturnOfCovid specials]]. Cartman was a sociopathic EnfantTerrible to TookALevelInKindness becoming a loving husband and father whose actions are to make sure his family doesn't disappear, while Pi-Pi started off as a rather harmless businessman to TookALevelInJerkass becoming an amoral CorruptCorporateExecutive whose actions are entirely self-serving. They both recruit TheHeavy ([=ManBearPig=]; Clyde) to their cause but Cartman manipulates Clyde into joining him who proves to be a MoreDespicableMinion who becomes the new BigBad after Cartman pulls a HeelFaceTurn and kills Clyde to save the future, while Pi-Pi forces [=ManBearPig=] to do his biding by holding his family hostage and once they are free, [=ManBearPig=] turns on Pi-Pi and kills him.

* PracticallyJoker: [[spoiler: Bedrager is up there with Cartman in terms of being the best representation of The Joker in the ''South Park'' universe. Bedrager is a StrawNihilist whose [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor sense of humor to so twisted]] that he was willing to cause millions (if not billions) of deaths ForTheEvulz]].

* Uncertain: [[spoiler: Bedrager was last seen being thrown into a chasm by Gerald before the Trolltrace building blows up. That said Bedrager's corpse is not seen making it unclear whether Bedrager is really dead or if he managed to survive the fall]].

* PracticallyJoker: [[spoiler: Bedrager is up there with Cartman in terms of being the best representation of The Joker in the ''South Park'' universe. Bedrager is a StrawNihilist whose [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor sense of humor to so twisted]] that he was willing to cause millions (if not billions) of deaths all for a [[ForTheEvulz cheap laugh]]]].

* PracticallyJoker: [[spoiler: Bedrager is up there with Cartman in terms of being the best representation of The Joker in the ''South Park'' universe. Bedrager is a StrawNihilist whose [[EvilHasABadSenseOfHumor sense of humor to so twisted]] that he was willing to cause millions (if not billions) of deaths for a [[ForTheEvulz cheap laugh]].

* PresidentEvil: His actual title is unknown, but he's confirmed as the leader of Denmark in "Not Funny."

* ContrastingSequelAntagonist: To BadFuture Cartman who served as the BigBad for the [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovid previous two]] [[WesternAnimation/SouthParkPostCovidTheReturnOfCovid specials]]. Cartman was a sociopathic EnfantTerrible to TookALevelInKindness becoming a loving husband and father whose actions are to make sure his family doesn't disappear, while Pi-Pi started off as a rather harmless businessman to TookALevelInJerkass becoming an amoral CorruptCorporateExecutive whose actions are entirely self-serving. They both recruit TheHeavy ([=ManBearPig=]; Clyde) to their cause but Cartman manipulates Clyde into joining him who proves to be a MoreDespicableMinion who becomes the new BigBad after Cartman pulls a HeelFaceTurn and kills Clyde to save the future, while Pi-Pi forces [=ManBearPig=] to do his biding by holding his family hostage and once they are free, [=ManBearPig=] turns on Pi-Pi and kills him.