@Zaquarvious The 4th graders are not angry at the boys?

@Sam Katawazi I think you bring up a solid point in saying that the South Park adults have seemed to be getting more focus than the kids recently. I can understand where you are coming from and see why fans miss the more lighthearted episodes with plot lines centered on the kids. I think Scott Malkinson, Butters, and Kenny would make great friends and look forward to seeing them possibly form a little friendship group in the future, with Kevin Stoley possibly as a fourth addition. I was surprised Red didn’t get much of a prominent role in the special either, since the promos gave everyone the impression that she would at least have a speaking role.

@Peregrina You mean Red or Wendy?

@Sam Katawazi I meant to say Red, but I did kind of expect Wendy to get a more prominent role in the special too.

Me too. So tell @Peregrina

Is Wendy the popular character and is loved in the fandom right here? 😢😟

@Sam Katawazi I think Wendy is a relatively popular character, which means that she will have a fair number of people that either really like her or hate her. It’s similar to what has happened with Kyle. Kyle is arguably one of the most prominent characters in the show as a member of the main 4 boys, which has given him a lot of complexity as a person through character development. The fact that Kyle is so multidimensional means that there are bound to be people who will form strong opinions on him, which is true of any character that is well-written.

The same thing can be said about Wendy, who is one of the few female characters with a defined personality along with Heidi. Like Kyle, Wendy is flawed and has many layers to her character, so she is going to trigger mixed reactions from many kinds of people.

There will be a large amount of people who will support and appreciate her character, yet there will always be a small percentage that chose to dislike her and hold a negative opinion of her. This is something that is inevitable when you are a part of a fandom. Everyone will have their own set of views and opinions, so it is best to just ignore the haters and simply love who you love.

There is no reason why you shouldn’t be allowed to like Wendy if you really enjoy her character. I personally am neutral in regards to Wendy, as I have never focused too much on her character, but have always thought she was one of the more likable girls and appreciated her confidence and strength.

I will and always love Wendy Testaburger. She has flaws, but deep down she's just important and caring

Overall, I could imagine Stan and Wendy trying to work things out between them, while Cartman is attempting to bring his new group of friends, Clyde, Jimmy, and that one kid I'm not sure has a name, on turbulent and wacky misadventures, akin to what he did with his former group of friends.

Meanwhile... I imagine Kenny hanging out more often with Butters, and Kyle? I'm... not sure on that part yet. But an altnernate to Kenny's part I also had in mind was Craig, Tweek, and Token dragging him into their friend group to replace both Clyde and Jimmy, who now hang out with Cartman.

People do say Kyle and Wendy are too similar, but I disagree.

People do say Kyle and Wendy are too similar, and I agree.