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Mahatma Gandhi

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, better known as Mahatma Gandhi, was the political and ideological leader of India during the Indian independence movement. He cameos in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, during Kenny's descent into hell. He also appeared briefly in 'Hell on Earth 2006' with a new look. In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, Gandhi is computer-animated and rendered in three dimensions, appearing with a skeletal, charred, and burned body, but with a real-life photo as ahead. In 'Hell on Earth 2006', he appears in a more conventional cardboard-cutout South Park style, wearing a pair of glasses and traditional Indian garb. He also sports a mustache. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mao Zedong

Mao Zedong was a Chinese revolutionary, politician, architect of the People's Republic of China, and Chairman of the Communist Party of China. He appeared in the Season Three episode, 'Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics'. In 'Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics', he appeared during the song 'Christmas Time in Hell', in which he is seen making ash angels in Hell. He also appeared in the episode, 'Do the Handicapped Go to Hell?', when Satan was hosting a Hawaiian party in Hell. Like many real-life people featured in early seasons of the show, he was drawn with a real photo cut-out featured as a head. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Marilyn Manson

Marilyn Manson is an American singer/songwriter and lead singer of the band that shares his name. He appears in the Season Two episode 'Prehistoric Ice Man', and on a television screen singing 'Stinky Britches' in the episode 'Chef Aid'. He has not made another appearance yet in the series. As he appears in 'Prehistoric Ice Man', Marilyn Manson wears a gray costume with purple trimming. The costume is revealing in that his nipples are showing. He also wears blue goggles with red lenses and has black hair with red streaks. He has blond eyebrows. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mark Zuckerberg

Mark Zuckerberg is the founder and CEO of Facebook. While Facebook has been parodied and featured in South Park several times before, Zuckerberg himself did not make an appearance until the Season Twenty-One episode, 'Franchise Prequel'. In the episode, 'Franchise Prequel', Zuckerberg is invited to South Park by the parents of the town. Once he actually visits the town, he proves himself to be of no help or value to them, and becomes a nuisance, pillaging through their homes and lounging around like a couch potato. He later agrees to aid Butters in his plan to create fake 'news' about the Coon and Friends group by making fake posts about them on Facebook, ruining their reputation, and keeping Netflix from green-lighting their superhero franchise. Later, while he is trespassing into the town, Jimmy runs around him as Fastpass, providing a distraction for Tolkien, who appears as Tupperware, and fires bursts of energy at him, to which Zuckerberg fires back in his mind but misses every shot. Kyle then runs up to him as the Human Kite, and punches him in the crotch, sending him to the ground. He is subsequently attacked by all the remaining members of the Coon and Friends. Zuckerberg stands up, and the Coon and Friends dramatically fall to the ground. Cartman then appears as the Coon, and tells all the town citizens watching that Zuckerberg had attacked innocent children who were simply trying to save black lives, and simultaneously support Jews, and crippled people. Zuckerberg is thwarted by the Coon and Friends and is forced to take down Facebook, ruining Professor Chaos's plan. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Marvin Marsh

Marvin 'Grandpa' Marsh is Stan Marsh's paternal grandfather and is voiced by Trey Parker, who also provides the voices for both his son, and his grandson. He is a member of the Hare Club for Men and tries to persuade Stan to kill him on a regular basis. He made his first appearance in the Season One episode, 'Death'. He has dementia, which is characterized primarily by memory loss and refers to Stan as 'Billy' as a result. Despite generally being seen living with his family, Marvin has seldom spoken in episodes in which he is not a prominent character, usually remaining quiet. His presence with the family was maintained, however, with mentions of his extra wheelchair in 'Bloody Mary' and of him being in the bathtub in 'Pandemic'. He also still appeared at family dinners into Season Twelve, after which he disappeared from the home. In 'Cash For Gold', we see he has been moved into Looming Sunset Assisted Living retirement center, explaining his recent absences. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mayor McDaniels

Mayor McDaniels is the mayor of South Park. She made her first appearance in the Season One episode, 'Weight Gain 4000', and still continues to make prominent appearances. When Trey Parker and Matt Stone created the character of Mayor McDaniels, they wanted her to be a sophisticated and egotistical person as heard on the 'Weight Gain 4000' commentary for South Park: The Complete First Season. She can be seen to fit this description, often being stubborn and sticking by her own decisions extensively. Despite her normal manner, after the music festival in 'Die Hippie, Die' got out of control, the Mayor attempted suicide after saying, 'What have I done?' and shooting herself in the head. However, she is seen to have survived in the same episode with a blood-stained bandage around her head. She has since returned to her regular personality and is the go-to official when matters affect South Park or when a political representative for the town is needed for an episode. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Meat Loaf

Meat Loaf was the stage name of an American rock musician and actor named Michael Lee Aday (born Marvin Lee Aday). He appeared in the Season Two episode, 'Chef Aid', where he donates to Chef's cause. He appears as a musician with long brown hair wearing gray tuxedo consisting of a gray coat, a white formal shirt, and a black bow tie. In the mockumentary Chef Aid: Behind the Menu, he appears with short brown, graying hair, wearing a black Hawaiian shirt with colored palm trees on it. In 'Chef Aid' he revealed that he was performing under the name Couscous, until Chef brought him some meatloaf and suggested a name change. He also appeared in the Season Seven episode, 'Christian Rock Hard', as one of the musicians protesting illegal music downloading. Meat Loaf performed the song 'Tonight is Right for Love' with Chef on Chef Aid: The South Park Album. He also appeared in the accompanying mockumentary, Chef Aid: Behind the Menu, in which he talked about Chef's influence on his career. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Michael Jackson

Michael Joseph Jackson was an American singer who made his first appearance in 'The Jeffersons', where he was referred to as Michael Jefferson. After his death in 2009, he made three more appearances: in 'Dead Celebrities', which mainly focuses on his and other celebrities' deaths; in '200', where he is seen among the crowd of celebrities suing South Park; and in '#REHASH', as a hologram. Michael Jackson also appears as a boss in the South Park: The Fractured But Whole DLC From Dusk till Casa Bonita under the name 'Corey Haim'. Though talented, he is extremely childish, irresponsible, and delusional, playing with various children's toys, living in a fantasy world as well as neglecting his parental responsibilities in 'The Jeffersons'. He also saw no problem with sleeping in the same bed as young children that were not his children, despite the obvious inappropriate nature of such a situation. He also refused to accept his death in 'Dead Celebrities', even going as far as to possess Ike Broflovski in order to participate in a little girls' talent show. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Michael Moore

Michael Moore is an American filmmaker, and the director and creator of documentaries centered on controversies within American society and politics, particularly that of Bowling for Columbine and Where to Invade Next. He appears in the Season Fifteen episode '1%'. Moore is grossly overweight with a turkey neck and his gut hanging out. He wears a fern green baseball cap, glasses, a black T-shirt, blue jeans, and gray shoes, and he wields a blue and gray megaphone. He comes to South Park to show his support for Butters Stotch and Jimmy Valmer's 99% protest, with his presence being noted on the news. During the protest, he is seen shouting into a large megaphone to vehemently voice his support for their cause. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Michelle Obama

Michelle Obama is the former First Lady of the United States of America. She appears in the episode, 'About Last Night...', as Barack Obama's wife and conspirator. Michelle has long, black hair as well as a very prominent nose. She wears a red dress, a small, gold necklace, (presumably) diamond earrings, black mascara, red lipstick, and dark red high heels. She seems to be moral-less, even having no problems with tricking the entirety of the United States in order to procure the Hope Diamond. However, she does seem to care for her daughters, showcased by her initial refusal to start an actual relationship with Obama due to her girls deserving something more than a 'world-class diamond thief'. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mike Pence

Mike Pence appears in the Season Twenty-One episode, 'Doubling Down'. He was the former Vice President of the United States under real-life President Donald Trump. It is unknown if he is the Vice President under President Herbert Garrison, as Caitlyn Jenner was previously established as his running-mate, though she has yet to be seen since her last appearance at the end of Season Twenty. Mike Pence wears a greyish-black suit with a light blue tie and an American flag pin on his left lapel. He has white hair with grey eyebrows. After being raped by Garrison, he covers himself with a light red towel. Pence, Paul Ryan, and Mitch McConnell enter the Oval Office where President Garrison is conversing with another world leader on the phone. When he hangs up they inform him about right pronunciation of an African country Niger and about worker with ties to Russia was found 'raped and executed'. He refuses to help Garrison put a positive spin on his recent actions, with Ryan saying that maybe he should put his foot down. In response Garrison remotely closes the door behind them and tells them: 'Hope you brought some condoms.' (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Miley Cyrus

Miley Ray Cyrus is an American singer, songwriter, and actress who has appeared a few times on the show. In 'Britney's New Look', she appears as a live-action photograph on a news station wearing a black shirt. In her appearance in Season Eighteen, she has blonde hair cut into a bowl cut. She wears a green unitard with many marijuana leaves on it and white boots. This appearance is based on her appearance on the Bangerz Tour. In the Season Twelve episode 'Britney's New Look', a photograph of Miley appears at the end on a news channel, where it is implied that she will be the next to be sacrificed to the next harvest after Britney Spears. In the Season Eighteen episodes '#REHASH' and '#HappyHolograms', she appears as a guest on the Washington Redskins: Go Fuck Yourself Holiday Special. In the former episode she appears singing 'Party Going On' on the stage and in the latter episode, she appears swinging on a large Christmas ornament in the commercial for the special, referencing the music video for her song 'Wrecking Ball'. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mitch McConnell

Addison Mitchell McConnell Jr. is an American politician and the senior Senator from Kentucky. He has acted as the Republican Senate leader since 2006. He appears in Season Twenty-One episode 'Doubling Down'. McConnell wears a black suit with a navy blue tie and a pair of brown-framed glasses. He has gray hair with some blushes on his cheeks. After being raped by Garrison, he covers himself with a dark green towel. McConnell, Paul Ryan, and Mike Pence enter the Oval Office where President Garrison is conversing with another world leader on the phone. When he hangs up they inform him about right pronunciation of an African country Niger and about a worker with ties to Russia was found 'raped and executed'. McConnell then questioned the president over his oath of office, and how he could put a positive spin to it. In response Garrison remotely closes the door behind them and tells them: 'Hope you brought some condoms.' Later he is seen with Ryan and Pence wearing blankets over their suits discussing their chances of survival. As the trio were discussing the president's approval ratings, President Garrison walks in and asks them what they are doing. They all quickly responded nothing. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mr Hankey

Mr. Hankey is a sentient, jolly piece of feces and the former Christmas deity of South Park, taking the place of others, such as Frosty or Rudolph. On Christmas, he comes to visit those who has a lot of high fiber in their diets. Prior to being relocated to the town of Springfield from The Simpsons, Mr. Hankey resided in the sewers beneath South Park, and therefore has been known to appear as if by magic from out of toilet cisterns, bringing with him tidings of joy, and a ghastly smell. He first appears in the Season One episode 'Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo'. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mr Hat

Mr. Hat is a puppet used as a teaching assistant by Mr. Garrison, representing his repressed emotions, including homosexual and racist tendencies. Garrison actively converses with Mr. Hat, routinely blaming the hand puppet for various predicaments. Beyond the classroom, Garrison relies on Mr. Hat in much the same way. He appeared with Garrison throughout the first six seasons of the show, primarily from 'Cartman Gets an Anal Probe' until 'Summer Sucks', after which he was briefly replaced with Mr. Twig until he and Garrison made up in 'Chef Aid'; after Garrison was rehired at the school in 'The Death Camp of Tolerance', Mr. Hat was replaced as teacher's assistant by Mr. Slave. He made a cameo appearance in flashback from the episode 'Pre-School', and reappeared briefly in '200' because Cartman knew that Mr. Hat would know the truth behind Cartman's father. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mr Mackey

Mr. Mackey, Jr. is the guidance counselor at South Park Elementary, best known for saying 'm'kay' at the end of most of his sentences. He also serves on the City Council as head of Public Health. His first name is unknown. He first appears in the Season One episode 'Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo' and is voiced by Trey Parker. Mackey wears a green long-sleeved dress shirt, blue tie, dark blue slacks, and blue leather shoes. His hair is black and is thinning. He wears large, black-rimmed glasses. Mackey is well known for his exaggeratedly large balloon head. He has a pointed nose and dimples near the edges of his mouth. It has been implied in 'Ike's Wee Wee' that the size of his head is caused by the tightness of his tie. Yet, in 'Child Abduction is Not Funny', his parents are shown to have the same condition, and in 'Proper Condom Use', his tie is removed before he and Ms. Choksondik have intercourse, and his head remains the same size. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Mr Slave

Mr. Slave is the husband of Big Gay Al and the ex-boyfriend of Herbert Garrison. He first appears in the Season Five episode 'Butters' Very Own Episode', although he is only heard. He is then seen physically in 'The Death Camp of Tolerance'. He was the homosexual lover of Herbert Garrison, and his teaching aid before the latter had sex reassignment surgery. Mr. Slave's catchphrases are 'Ooh, Jesus Christ!' or 'Oh Jesus, Jesus Christ!', delivered in a quavering lisp. He is rarely heard saying anything other than these catchphrases. His first major role was in 'The Death Camp of Tolerance', in which Mr. Garrison, the elementary school teacher of the main characters, learns that he can sue the education board for a lot of money if he is fired for being gay, and does his best to ensure this happens. To this end he hires Mr. Slave as his classroom assistant, or, for short, 'teacher's ass.' The lessons become increasingly sexual, and degenerate in nature, culminating in Mr. Garrison inserting the class gerbil, Lemmiwinks, into Mr. Slave's rectum. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Ned Gerblanski

Ned Gerblanski is a Vietnam War veteran who is missing his right arm and talks through an electrolarynx with a voice performed by Trey Parker. He was almost always presented as Jimbo Kern's apparently platonic companion. Ned and Jimbo were both inspired by characters Parker drew in high school. Jimbo and Ned met while in the Vietnam War, where Jimbo was a helicopter pilot. During the war, Ned lost his right arm when a hand grenade exploded prematurely in his hand. In earlier episodes he can be seen with a skeletal, gray, prosthetic arm. Ned also lost his formerly mellifluous voice due to a laryngectomy, apparently caused by laryngeal cancer from cigarette smoking, and speaks with an electrolarynx. Despite the fact that Ned lost one of his arms, he can still wield two-handed weapons, such as a flamethrower and even an M249 SAW in South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Nichole Daniels

Nichole Daniels is a female fourth-grade student at South Park Elementary. She first appears in the Season Sixteen episode, 'Cartman Finds Love'. Starting with Season Seventeen, she has made numerous appearances since. Nichole is the new girl at South Park Elementary, much to the happiness of the male students, especially Eric Cartman. Seeing this as an opportunity for Tolkien Black to have a girlfriend, Cartman begins a plan to have the two brought together. Nichole, initially showing interest in Kyle Broflovski, eventually started to like Tolkien, after being locked in the boy's locker room with him for several hours. With aid from Cartman, Nichole and Tolkien formed a strong relationship, until she read the engraving Cartman had put on the tag of one of the stuffed bears from Tolkien. Unbeknownst to Tolkien, the engraving read, ''Cuz Blacks Belong Together', which caused Nichole to break up with him, believing they were not on the 'same page'. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Nicki Minaj

Onika Tanya Maraj-Petty, better known professionally as Nicki Minaj, is a rapper and singer known for her songs such as 'Tusa' and 'Anaconda'. She appears in the Season Eighteen episode, '#REHASH'. Nicki was one of the singers performing for the 'Women of Rock' concert held in Pepsi Center, alongside Lorde, Miley Cyrus, and Iggy Azalea. Nicki Minaj wears a colorful cocktail jumpsuit with a glitter bling skirt. She also wears high-heel boots and visibly has a lot of make-up. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Nicolas Sarkozy

Nicolas Sarkozy was the 23rd President of France. He appears in 'Pinewood Derby' as one of the world leaders that congratulated Randy Marsh for discovering warp drive spaceflight using the official Pinewood Derby race-car kit. Nicolas has black hair and a receding hairline. He wears a light blue business suit with a white shirt and a red tie. He has no other distinguishing features. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

OJ Simpson

O.J. Simpson appears in the Season Five episode, 'Butters' Very Own Episode', in which he joined Butters' parents in searching for 'some Puerto Rican guy', who is allegedly responsible for Butters' disappearance and Nicole Brown Simpson's death. He appears in '200' at Tom Cruise's house, despite being in prison for an unrelated crime when '200' aired. O.J. is also referenced many times in the episode 'Chef Aid'. He also appeared in a The Simpsons sketch parodying South Park. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Officer Barbrady

Officer Barbrady is South Park's former main police officer, with relatively poor vocabulary. He is extremely incompetent at his job, usually being incapable of solving the crimes he is legally obliged to investigate. Despite this, he does manage to maintain the balance of peace in South Park as shown in 'Chickenlover' when, shortly after he retired, the city fell into chaos. In 'Naughty Ninjas', he was fired from his job as a police officer for shooting an unarmed 6-year-old Latino boy. Following that, he was temporarily reinstated to combat ISIS in 'SoDoSoPa'. However, he was fired yet again for shooting children playing ninjas. He was reinstated from his police officer job in the time between 'PC Principal Final Justice' and 'Splatty Tomato', likely due to him tracking down Leslie Meyers. While Barbrady is, like almost all adults in South Park, extremely stupid in general and largely incompetent at his job, he is one of the few characters who is never shown as financially corrupt or sexually deviant. He maintains a monogamous relationship with a consenting adult partner throughout the series, one of the few fully developed characters to do so. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Osama bin Laden

Osama bin Laden was the founder and former leader of al-Qaeda and a major antagonist. Throughout the series, he has been portrayed as 'completely insane'. He was voiced by Trey Parker. He made his first appearance on the show in 'Osama bin Laden Has Farty Pants', when The Boys go to Afghanistan, in order to return a goat given to them by Afghan children. The Boys are later taken by terrorists who tie them up as hostages before Osama bin Laden was introduced, recording a video threatening to kill the kids and goat. U. S. soldiers, believing the goat is Stevie Nicks, engage in a battle with al-Qaeda at Osama's hideout. The Afghan boys free our boys, but leave Cartman behind, insisting he knows how to deal with him. The two go through a long routine inspired by Warner Bros. shorts produced during World War II, Cartman humiliating him in several cartoonish ways, later leaving him dazed and defeated. A soldier then executes him. Despite his apparent death in the previous episode, bin Laden reappeared in 'Krazy Kripples' as a member of the Legion of Doom, but he does not have any lines. In the Cartoon Wars duology, bin Laden reappears using live-action footage from then-recently released videos, using subtitles to change his dialogue. He threatened great harm to America if Family Guy showed the holy Muslim prophet Muhammad, but ultimately after the prophet is shown, bin Laden, al-Zawahri, and al-Qaeda respond only with a video of Americans, President Bush and Jesus crapping on each other. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Ozzy Osbourne

Ozzy Osbourne is a musician, songwriter, and actor. He is most well known by his lead vocal role of the band Black Sabbath in the 70s. He first appears in the Season Two episode 'Chef Aid', as one of the performers at the concert. In 'Chef Aid', he wears an oversized coat, black pants, round sunglasses, and a cross on a necklace. In 'My Future Self n' Me' he is seen wearing a black and purple robe. In 'My Future Self n' Me', Stan is seen watching The Osbournes, featuring Ozzy, his son Jack Osbourne, and his daughter Kelly. Osbourne appears on 'Chef Aid: The South Park Album', singing 'Nowhere to Run' with DMX, Ol' Dirty Bastard, and The Crystal Method. He also appeared in the accompanying mockumentary, Chef Aid: Behind the Menu, in which he talked about Chef's influence on his career. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

PC Principal

Peter Charles, more commonly known as PC Principal, is the current principal of South Park Elementary. He first appears in the Season Nineteen premiere episode, 'Stunning and Brave'. He is highly dedicated to bringing a more politically correct agenda to South Park Elementary but often resorts to punishment and violence to achieve his ends. He was originally going to be a one-time character in 'Stunning and Brave', and was intended to be killed off at the end of the episode, but Matt Stone and Trey Parker liked him so much that they decided to keep him around. PC Principal is the current principal at South Park Elementary. He replaced Principal Victoria after she was allegedly fired, ostensibly because she did not take action against a student referring to rape as a 'Hot Cosby'. He is also an Alumni member of the PC Bros fraternity and an alumnus of the Texas A&M University. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Phillip

Terrance and Phillip are a Canadian comedy duo voiced by Matt Stone and Trey Parker respectively. Terrance's birthday is October 20th and Phillip's is November 12th. The pair appear as the stars of The Terrance and Phillip Show. Phillip (Sir Phillip Niles Argyle of Montréal) has blond hair and a blue shirt with a 'P', while Terrance (Sir Terrance Henry Stoot from the 'small village' of Toronto) has black hair and wears a red shirt with a 'T'. Like virtually all Canadians in South Park, they are geometrically-figured with small beady eyes and egg-shaped heads which flap up and down whenever they speak. They both wear gray trousers and black shoes. According to Terrance in 'Canada on Strike', Phillip has diabetes, though this may have just been something to attempt to stop the strike that was going on before it gets out of hand. After parting ways on bad terms with Phillip in 'Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow,' Terrance gains a considerable amount of weight and stays that way for several episodes. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Pip Pirrip

Philip 'Pip' Pirrup was an often mistreated, awkward English orphaned exchange student, who was heavily based on the protagonist with a similar name from Charles Dickens' novel, Great Expectations. He was voiced by Matt Stone and first appeared in the Unaired Pilot before making his official series debut in the Season One episode, 'Cartman Gets an Anal Probe'. He was a major character in the early seasons, but was written out of the show and then killed off in '201'. Pip told the Boys in 'Summer Sucks' that his parents were dead. However, in the previous season, during the episode 'Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo', he was seen caroling along with a British-looking family in America. It is assumed by people that this family adopted him, or were instead some of his other close relatives. Before coming to South Park, he attended Staffordshire Primary in Staffordshire, England (though in the episode 'Pip', it was shown that he was briefly educated in London), where he excelled in archery. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Principal Victoria

Principal Victoria is the former principal of South Park Elementary. She first appears in the Season One episode, 'Pinkeye', and was usually seen with school counselor, Mr. Mackey, and shop class teacher, Richard Adler. Sometime prior to the events of Season Nineteen, she was let go from South Park Elementary and replaced by PC Principal. She is currently voiced by April Stewart and was previously voiced by Mary Kay Bergman and Eliza Schneider. Victoria was quite capable of running the school, despite the stupidity and ineptitude of the rest of the school faculty. In 'Go God Go', she informs Mrs. Garrison that she knows too little about evolution to teach it and replaces her with Richard Dawkins. In early appearances, she has a heavy accent that sounds rather similar to being from Wisconsin or Sarah Palin, though it seems to have diminished over the years and with the changing of voice actors. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Queen Elizabeth II

Queen Elizabeth II was the head of the British monarchy, Supreme Governor of the Church of England, and matriarch of the British royal family. She made a brief appearance in the Season Eleven episode 'The Snuke', in which she tried to invade the United States with an army of archaic warships. When she discovers that her warships have been sunk, she commits suicide with a handgun. In South Park, she, along with the rest of the British, seem to hold grudges against the United States, trying to invade America in 'The Snuke' because of their 'rebellion' (The American Revolution). The fact that she killed herself when she learned her plan failed could mean she is extremely nationalistic and unable to admit or accept defeat. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

R Kelly

Robert Sylvester Kelly is an American singer and songwriter, who appears in the Season Nine episode, 'Trapped in the Closet'. In 'Fat Camp', Butters collects the manatee remains Kenny McCormick had vomited with his 'R. Kelly Cup' (an actual bottle with the face of R. Kelly and his name written above the picture) and gives it to Kenny so he'd eat it back after all the kids were willing to give him money to do so. In 'Trapped in the Closet', the local news media asks him to sing to Tom Cruise, who is refusing to come out of Stan Marsh's closet. When John Travolta joins Tom Cruise in the closet, R. Kelly pulls out a gun and holds a woman in the crowd hostage. He eventually joins Tom Cruise and John Travolta in the closet and sings with them. When he leaves with them at the episode's conclusion, he looks timid and scared, implying they sexually abused him. He is later seen at the MTV Music Awards in 'Britney's New Look'. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Randy Marsh

Randy S. Marsh is the son of Marvin and Grandma Marsh, the husband of Sharon, and the father of Stan and Shelley. He makes his debut in the Season One episode 'Volcano' and is voiced by Trey Parker. Despite being a geologist with a doctorate, he is generally portrayed as an absent-minded idiot, driving many episode plots in the later seasons, though this was later revealed to be due to him being unhappy over his marriage. However, in earlier seasons he was calmer and more level-headed, often providing advice to the boys. In 'You're Getting Old', he divorced his wife and moved away. However, in 'Ass Burgers' he reconciled with Sharon and remarried, therefore getting their old house back. In Season Twenty-Two, Randy founded the Tegridy Farms hemp farming business, before returning to his geologist job in South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2. Randy is named after and based upon Trey Parker's father, Randy Parker, who is also a geologist. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Red McArthur

Red McArthur, previously known as Bertha and Rebecca, is a female fourth-grade student at South Park Elementary. She is, arguably, the forth-most prominent female character in the fourth grade, behind Wendy, Heidi, and Bebe. She sits at the front of Mr. Garrison's class, usually to the far left. Red is one of 'the popular girls' in the fourth grade. She is almost always shown with the other popular girls like Wendy, Heidi, Bebe, Nichole, Annie, Nelly, Jenny, Lola, and others. In 'Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society', an episode of season six, she was given a prominent speaking role, saying more than a word or two than her speaking debut in 'Damien'. In this episode, Wendy brought up that she couldn't stand Bebe anymore. The girls begin talking nastily about Bebe. Red then says: 'You know what I heard? I heard that she made out with eight different boys in one minute.' After this she didn't speak until season eight in 'The Jeffersons' where she says two words. Later in season eight, in 'Stupid Spoiled Whore Video Playset' she spoke even more sufficiently. After this season, primarily 'Stupid Spoiled Whore Playset', Red was considered as a secondary character. In season nine she played an important role in 'Marjorine' where she was one of the girls at Heidi Turner's sleepover. In 'Erection Day' she speaks again to Jimmy. Her role has been gradually increasing since this. Before, people used to recognize her simply as the red-haired girl who was seen in the background of many episodes. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Rod Stewart

Sir Roderick David Stewart is a British rock and pop singer, songwriter and record producer. He makes his first appearance in the Season Three episode, 'Are You There God? It's Me, Jesus'. He looks very elderly, with an extreme amount of facial wrinkles, sunken-in cheeks, liver spots, as well as being confined to a wheelchair. He wears a black coat with a marble-like pattern of white streaking through it and a purple shirt. In the episode, to welcome the new millennium, Jesus Christ gets Rod Stewart to perform a New Year's concert in Las Vegas and invites everyone. Jesus visits Stewart at his mansion in preparation for the concert and is welcomed by his agent. When Stewart is brought in by his nurse, Jesus is shocked to see the state he is in. He is wheelchair-bound, barely able to mumble his words, and suffers from fecal incontinence where he frequently 'poops his pants'. He is very dependent on his nurse who treats him in a very undignified, condescending manner. At the millennium concert, Stewart is barely able to sing; he can only mumble 'O-oh'. He soils himself again and his nurse comes on stage to attend to him. The audience gets very upset and prepares to crucify Jesus once more. Rod Stewart also appears in the background of '200' and '201' as one of the celebrities suing South Park. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Ron Paul

Ron Paul is a United States politician who served as the U.S. Representative for Texas's 14th congressional district. He appears as a Republican candidate for president, participating in the Colorado Republican Debate with Mitt Romney, Newt Gingrich, and Rick Santorum in the Season Sixteen episode, 'Faith Hilling'. Upon the conclusion of the episode, he was replaced by a Talking Cat for the debate. Ron Paul has gray and white hair, dark gray eyebrows, and a wrinkled face. He wears a black business suit consisting of a black coat, white dress shirt, a striped tie, black pants, and black shoes. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Rudy Giuliani

Rudolph 'Rudy' William Louis Giuliani is an American attorney and was the 107th Mayor of New York City. He appeared in the Season Twenty-Three episode 'Season Finale'. He is an attorney of U.S. President Garrison who helped Randy Marsh who was under arrest for donating bombs to put an end of home growing weed to support his business. Rudy Giuliani is slightly bald. He has grey hair to the sides of his head and has two wrinkles on his forehead. He wears dessert-colored glasses and his teeth appear to be crooked. He wears a black suit along with black pants and black shoes. Under his black suit, he wears a blue shirt and a red tie. Rudy Giuliani is a character who serves as President Garrison's attorney and gives him a blowjob on a normal basis. When incarcerated, Randy Marsh called President Garrison from his office at the White House notifying he needed legal help from one of his professional lawyers. Garrison suggested he plays the victim and accuse others of something that technically did not happen. He says he uses this strategy on a normal basis to change the subject. However, Garrison sends Giuliani to help Randy with his upcoming arrangement. Rudy visits Randy at a prison and introduces himself. He apparently pulls his pants and underpants down to give Randy weed he sneaked into from his rectum. In the episode, a CNN anchor describes Giuliani as 'the President's lawyer and treasonous pig.' (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Saddam Hussein

Saddam Hussein was the former president and dictator of Iraq from July 1979 to April 2003. He first appeared in South Park in the Season Two episode, 'Terrance and Phillip in Not Without My Anus'. Shortly before the American-Canadian War, Hussein was killed by a pack of wild boars and became Satan's jealous, emotionally abusive, and manipulative boyfriend (and later ex-boyfriend). Hussein was a recurring character in South Park, and the main antagonist of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. Hussein first made a very brief cameo in 'Tom's Rhinoplasty', in an image shown by some Iraqis to the third grade class as evidence of Ms. Ellen being Hussein's mistress. He does not have the Canadian look in the photograph nor does he have a real life photo of his face. Her connection to him is a significant plot point that results in Ms. Ellen's ultimate death. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Santa Claus

Santa Claus, voiced by Trey Parker, is a world-renowned holiday symbol. Santa is a friend and ally of the boys and he usually appears during their numerous Christmas adventures. He is well known for his jolly demeanor and trademark red and white costume. Although Santa has appeared as a living being numerous times in the show, during the events of 'Imaginationland', it is said that he is also an imaginary character, and is a friend/rival of Jesus Christ. Santa's very first appearance was in The Spirit of Christmas: Jesus vs. Frosty when the boys beg Santa for help when their friend Cartman, then known as Kenny, dies. However, this Santa Claus was revealed to be Frosty in disguise, who then proceeds to kill the boy resembling Kenny. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Satan

Satan was the ruler of Hell, and he often found his way up to the town of South Park to carry out his nefarious, and occasionally harmless, schemes. He is openly homosexual. Despite being evil incarnate, he has a compassionate and vulnerable personality. He serves as the overarching antagonist of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut. He also appeared in sympathetic roles in episodes such as 'Probably', 'Hell on Earth 2006', and 'Freemium Isn't Free'. He battles ManBearPig in 'Nobody Got Cereal?', only to be subdued and killed by the beast, after which he ascends to Heaven (which is considered ironic, as Satan was formerly an angel who became the ruler of Hell following his banishment from Heaven). (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)

Scott Malkinson

Scott Malkinson is a character introduced in the episode 'Elementary School Musical'. He has a lisp and diabetes, which Cartman rips on him for. The boys use him to replace Stan, who has begun to try to learn how to do musicals to prevent himself from losing Wendy to Bridon Gueermo. He has had several background appearances since his debut. He appears in the episode 'Butters' Bottom Bitch', as a customer of Butters's 'kissing company', and passes at the background during Cartman's bookselling in the episode 'Dances with Smurfs'. He later appears in the Black Friday trilogy where he is seen sharpening a wooden sword in Cartman's backyard in the episode 'A Song of Ass and Fire', 'sword fighting' with Butters Stotch. He then joins Butters on a trip to George R. R. Martin's house to find out what will happen when the dragons come. (Source: Fandom.com, CC BY-SA)