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**Considering this game reveals the entire town is built over the resting place of an ELDRITCH GOD, it's not too far of a stretch to consider that every resident born there has some form of reality warping ability, but it's filtered through their imaginations.

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* It might be just an example just overthinking things, but did Wendy break the Bro Code if you affirm the New Kid as a dude? This game's a direct sequel to ''Stick of Truth'' starring the exact same protagonist, and Bebe (who's HeterosexualLifePartners with Wendy) outright calls the New Kid hot only a few days ago. That said, Wendy herself flirts with a male New Kid (even calling him handsome).
** [[RunningGag Maybe Wendy is a two faced bitch?]]
** Wendy isn't a bro.
* It seems really odd that [[spoiler:Clyde is the one who has a breakdown in Mephesto's lab from seeing all the mutants, considering what he was doing to corpses in the last game.]]
** Considering that he thought the goo was Taco Bell Green Sauce, I doubt he knew what he was doing back then.
* Chaos has rows and rows of rubbish trucks filled with red LEGO pieces. Calculating by their size, roughly 24 million 1x1 flat pieces could fit in a rubbish truck. According to the official LEGO website, 1 1x1 flat piece is worth around 0.05USD. That means that it cost 1.2 million USD to completely fill one rubbish truck, far outside Butters' price range of 20,000 USD. So how did Butters get entire rows of filled trucks when to fill even one is outside his budget?
** Bulk discount?
* Tweek, Craig, Wendy, and Henrietta are all still susceptible to the Raisins girls' charming powers, despite none of them being attracted to girls. The New Kid is also still susceptible, no matter what sexuality you select for them.
** [[WatsonianVersusDoylist Doylist answer:]] So that no playable characters would be immune to certain status effects. Also, the New Kid's sexuality and gender aren't meant to be played seriously (It is Franchise/SouthPark, after all), so it wouldn't make sense for some sexuality choices to affect actual gameplay.
*** But then we've got mechanics where the New Kid is immune to grounding and can cure others of grounding, or how simply having freckles makes the New Kid and Captain Diabetes immune to Morgan Freeman's Charm ability. It sounds like the developers just didn't take sexuality particularly that of the New Kid into consideration.
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** As the ''[[Recap/SouthParkImaginationland Imaginationland]]'' episodes show, in the South Park universe it is possible for something people imagine to become real. The South Park universe in general might work on ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve down to an individual level. In short, the kids LARPing believe their powers work, so their powers work.

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** As the ''[[Recap/SouthParkImaginationland Imaginationland]]'' episodes show, in the South Park universe it is possible for something people imagine to become real. The South Park universe in general might work on ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve down to an individual level. In short, the kids LARPing [=LARPing=] believe their powers work, so their powers work.
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** As the ''[[Recap/SouthParkImaginationland Imaginationland]]'' episodes show, in the South Park universe it is possible for something people imagine to become real. The South Park universe in general might work on ClapYourHandsAIfYouBelieve down to an individual level. In short, the kids LARPing believe their powers work, so their powers work.

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** As the ''[[Recap/SouthParkImaginationland Imaginationland]]'' episodes show, in the South Park universe it is possible for something people imagine to become real. The South Park universe in general might work on ClapYourHandsAIfYouBelieve ClapYourHandsIfYouBelieve down to an individual level. In short, the kids LARPing believe their powers work, so their powers work.

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