Stuart McCormick

What characters do you think need their own episodes? There have been many characters that have had their own episodes, such as Butters with "Butters very own episode," The Goth Kids with "Goth Kids 3: Dawn of the posers" and "The ungroundable", Scott Malkinson, Pip, and many more. But what characters do you think deserve their own just like these lot?

In my opinion, some episodes that I think would be fun is, one diving into the life of the McCormicks. Their family is so dysfunctional, I think an episode with just them would be very entertaining, and to get Kevin some screentime xD.

Another one is with Shelly. I know, she does get a lot of screentime in earlier seasons, but I think her own little episode would be fun. Shes such an adorable bundle of anger that I think needs more to understand why shes so angry.

I also think that Tweek would need one as well. We know so little about Tweek, and when he got his time to shine was in "Put it down" and in "Tweek x Craig". His family has such little known about them, and I think their own little episodes would be lovely.

Those are my opinions, but what do YOU think?

1. Bc she is carol

2. She tries to protect her kids at all causes

3. Shes always there for Kenny

4. She gave birth to Karen

5. Shes gentle and always knows whats right

6. She isn't drunk as much as she usually is and is actually a guardian figure

7. Shes kennys mom

8. Shes better at handling Karen than Stuart

9. She stands up for her kids

10. She actually has a job

Thank you for reading if you have a different opinion pls leave a comment so i can cry

I'm not saying it will happen or if it's my realistic prediction, I'm basing it off on what I'd like to see next season. Comment yours if you want, here's mine:

Cartman has a huge arc this season (at the beginning it's all to himself), in which he becomes a dynamic character. It begins with him involved in the riots at the DC Capitol, which he eventually takes charge, in an anti-school protest. He eventually gets to avoid school, but that's because he's subsequently imprisoned in Washington. Eric remains behind bars from end of episode 2 to middle of episode 5. His time in prison starts out terrible, and hits rock bottom by the end of episode 3; he becomes depressed, disheveled, and his inmates give him a hard time. Eventually Cartman tries to escape, but after he fails, his inmates beat the crap out of him, with the Washington police offering no help. Episode 4 sees him recovered, but still depressed. Eventually an inmate reaches out to him and they quickly bond, and eventually Cartman becomes on good terms with the rest of his inmates, and by time his old sociopathic personality from the last few seasons has faded away. Meanwhile, the kids (except Kenny and Butters) in South Park are at first ecstatic regarding Cartman's imprisonment. However, the "four" boys is now down to three, and it doesn't feel fun anymore, which they begin to realise. The school also begins to feel empty and bland without Cartman, as he's viewed as one of the funniest in the school despite not being well-liked. Eventually (late episode 4) most of the kids agree that they have to free Cartman, and they throw in money for the bail. Stan and Kyle however can't go free him as they're focusing on taking down Tegridy Farms. As a result, Kenny and Butters assume command, and they pick Scott Malkinson, Craig and Tweek to come along and bail out Eric. They also pick a now recovered Token, but he refuses to go out of fear of cops, but agrees to give them money for trip expenses. Cartman meanwhile has bonded with his inmates and has seemed to change as a person. Episode 5 sees the guys (along with Stephen Stotch and Stuart McCormick) fly to Washington to bail him out, which they do in the middle of the episode, but not before Stuart walks into a casino and wins $30,000 after throwing in Kevin McCormick's savings there. When the guys bail him out, they see Cartman having a great time with his inmates, and when he's released, he asks the authorities if they can give his inmates parole, and they agree after having seen good behavior from them. Cartman announces his rise and return by singing a song in the school gym featuring Scott, Kenny, Butters and his inmates. Episode 6 and beyond Cartman acts like a better person, but still maintaining his funny persona. He also begins to bond a lot with Kenny, and keeps his former inmates close. Kyle and Craig even begin to get along very well with Cartman. His arc eventually merges with Stan and Kyle on their quest to take down Tegridy. He still proves to be efficient in action situations.

As for Randy and Tegridy's arc, it begins with COVID-19 being held under control the second Garrison's out of office (end of episode 2), and they're given the all clear to produce and sell weed, much to Stan's anger. Him and Kyle (starting ep 4) team up to take down the business, and Shelly joins them. Randy's business begins to gradually decline after pranks pulled by them, and eventually Kenny (EP 8), Cartman (EP 8) and Wendy (EP 7, she reconciles with Stan) join in in taking down the business. They ultimately succeed in the season finale (EP 11), and Tegridy's out of business and Towelie is back out of a job. Randy avoids a prison sentence, and the family moves back to the town. Towelie goes on to go to rehab, and has a larger role in season 25.

Garrison's crew (beginning of episode 2) is informed that Garrison's term has ended after shambolic performances by him, and Garrison is ecstatic. When a creepy old man (Joe Biden) replaces him, COVID-19 vaccines roll out, ending the pandemic at the end of episode 2. He moves back to South Park (Episode 3), and Principal Victoria and Caitlyn Jenner go with him. Having lost a lot of money from the presidency, they all have to live together in one household. Garrison is at first treated a pariah by the city, but Jenner and Victoria stand up for him (Episode 6) and he is eventually accepted back in. Garrison and Victoria ask to get a job back at the school. PC Principal agrees as long as Jenner can be hired as well, which she accepts. Garrison however is at an entry level, and so he becomes the kindergarten teacher. Jenner becomes the new 4th grade teacher, and Former Principal Victoria becomes the secretary, with PC Principal monitoring the relations between her and Mr. Mackey. All three become very happy with their jobs, and the kids have a positive view on Jenner, especially Cartman. By the season finale they all raise enough money to live on their own.

Episodes 6, 9 and 10 would mainly parody future events that occurred from a recent time frame, while also giving a certain amount of spotlight to Cartman and Kenny's friendship, as well as the girls and Craig's gang.

So what do you guys think, would this be a good season, if not what are your ideas?

I made the McCormick family in Gacha Club! Enjoy and give feedback or suggestions below!

South Park Dreams Village characters

Cleo Broflovski: Even though Cleo is canonically dead in the actual show, her alternative universe counterpart is indeed alive, she is often depicted as being a kind and well-meaning woman who cares deeply about her daughter and grandsons, she’s shown to be devoted to her Jewish faith, but not to the point of being very religious.

Sharon Marsh: Sheila’s best friend and the second in-command at the Women’s Patchwork sewing store, she is more levelheaded and down to earth than her friend, but is still prone to be strict towards her children at times, Sharon often has to deal with her idiotic husband, who often embarrass her and the rest of her family.

Randy Marsh: Sharon’s husband, he’s an immature and careless man child who is the only man who works at the women’s patchwork sewing store in the beginning of the fanfic(he is in charge of delivering the textures of the clothes made by the seamstresses) and is definitely not fond of his job, however, he’s later fired from his work by Sheila due to his incompetency.

Carol McCormick: an unemployed woman who often wondered why she married Stuart in the first place, but after her husband died, Carol decides that she can’t raise her kids by her own and ultimately abandon them.

Stuart McCormick: an unemployed man who is Carol’s deceased husband, he used to be an alcoholic loser until his death.

Sarah Valmer: Jimmy’s mother, she’s extremely caring towards her son and make sure that he’ll not be bullied for being disabled, she run an ice cream store named Sarah’s Ice Cream, Sarah can be rather emotional at times.

Ryan Valmer: Jimmy’s father, who is very kind and caring towards his son regardless of him being disabled, he used to pick on disabled kids along his wife while in high school, but he got over his bigotry towards disabled people after Jimmy was born, he works as a fireman.

SP Music Recorder characters

Thomas Tucker: Craig and Tricia’s father, he’s normally a nice and mature man, but he isn’t above flipping people off when upset just like his wife and kids.

He also is responsible for the band Fighters to the Rescue.

Steve Black: Token’s father and the owner of SP Music, he is a very rich and outgoing African-American man but tend to blindly trust Bobby without knowing he’s an asshole and even gives a job to his older sister Bertha.

Lorraine Ward: a woman who works as the receptionist in the SP Music, she has a trendy style and a sassy attitude, but takes her job seriously.

For these, I used some details from yesterday’s headcanon. Hope you enjoy!

Gerald and Shelia Broflovski

Stuart and Carol McCormick (ugh, Carol looks like Red)

Liane Cartman

Randy Marsh (didn’t make Sharon, @Fadingblizzardheart already did)

Thank you to @RR-1357 for the original idea, I decided to do my own take on it. I am using canon details and trying to make it somewhat realistic, so if you see inconsistencies with canon in my stories, let me know. Beware, it gets somewhat dark near the end so proceed with caution. Hope you all enjoy!

Randy Marsh: Born to Marvin and Susan Marsh. Unfortunately, Marvin has actually struggled with depression much of his life, and it started when Randy was about three; this affected Randy later on. From the young age of six, Randy has had a passion for music; any music. He always wanted to make his own. When he was eight, Randy was diagnosed with a severely short attention span which may (and did somewhat) slowly go away with age. When he was eleven, he finally started taking guitar lessons and it was rather intuitive for him, and so he is still quite skilled with the instrument. When Randy was 16, he met Sharon in high school, where they fell in love. They got married 7 years later, and even later had Shelly and Stan.

Sharon Marsh: Born to Charlotte and Jared Kimble. Sharon actually had a very good upbringing. As a kid, Sharon was a bookworm and especially liked fantasy stories. As mentioned in one episode, she has been a big fan of musicals since she was a teen.

Shelia Broflovski: Born to Cleo and Michael Hikisam in New Jersey. Cleo and Michael were somewhat overprotective, and somewhat influenced Shelia’s parenting style later on. She has been an activist since she was fourteen. Ironically, one of her early causes was maintaining good relationships with Canada and avoiding war with them. When she was 25, she met Gerald. They married a year later and (a few years after that) moved to South Park and had Kyle, and somewhat recently adopted Ike.

Gerald Broflovski: Born to Thomas and Lola Broflovski in New Jersey. As a kid, like Kyle, Gerald was very good at sports. However, as a young adult he decided that he we better suited to work as a lawyer. When he was 28, he met Shelia.

Liane Cartman: Born to Harold and Mabel Cartman. As a kid, she was actually kind of like Butters. She was naturally a more soft, introverted kid, and her state wasn’t helped by her very strict, short tempered parents. (Note: I headcanon that their more tame behavior that was seen in canon is due to mellowing with age and mild senility.) This made her like Butters in school: Very sweet and lacking a backbone, and bullied as a result. This later fatally influenced her later life and parenting style. She also had a “dorky” interest in art and baking. When she was seventeen, Liane was sick of her overly strict and stern household, and so she ran away from home. Unfortunately, she had very little money and was without even a high school degree, and so she became a prostitute and a porn star and never got any better career. As explained in “Cartman’s Mom is a Dirty Slut” and “201”, she a few years later attended the Drunken Barn Dance of that year, and slept with many people, including Jack Tenorman. She got pregnant with his accidental child and so Eric was born.

Stuart McCormick: Born to Jonathan and Mary McCormick. Depression runs in the family: Mary’s father, Mary, and Stuart have severe depression. This also created a bad environment for Stuart. Due to both these genetic and environmental factors, from ages 12 to 19 he woke up every morning disappointed that he had not died in his sleep. Then, he met Carol. In his eyes, Carol was the most beautiful, witty, passionate goddess he had ever met. They quite quickly met, became friends, became much more than friends, and got quietly married. Upon marriage proposal, Stuart promised that together they would build their own house and have beautiful children. Carol would drop out of school and let him handle money making. Stuart would get a loan, get an education and get a good job to provide for them. Or so he promised. Unfortunately, he tried and tried to apply for a loan, but he couldn’t. After many attempts to make good money, he again became hopeless, felt rejected, and became a drug addict and an alcoholic. Carol went down with him.

Carol McCormick: Born to Jeff and Margaret Borev. Carol had a good upbringing, and was pretty chill and fairly well-liked as a kid. She was evidently on a good path in life, and decided to pursue a career in law. One fateful night, Carol (20 at this time) stopped her studying for the day and took a walk in the park, where she saw Stuart. In Stuart, Carol saw a beautiful, deep, loving soul where all others saw a rat with trashy clothing and stupid hair. They quickly became friends, more than friends, and husband and wife. They had three beautiful children, but it gradually occurred to them that it all barely mattered. The world apparently hated them, on account of the fact that them and their children had nothing and could get nothing. To cope with this and their young son’s constant violent misfortune, they turned to heavy drugs and alcohol.

Did you like these headcanons? If I made any mistakes tell me below. Also, should I make more?

Kenny's constant stream of deaths and his family's financial situation may be linked. Due to his ability to constantly die and revive, Kenny's family thought to take advantage of this situation by putting a life insurance policy on him. Thus, whenever Kenny kicks the bucket, his family gets a massive chunk of change, he revives, rinse and repeat. Despite the outward appearance of being poor, Kenny somehow still manages to stay current with trends in toys and video games, including being the first kid in South Park to get a PSP. However, most of the money from Kenny's deaths is squandered by his parent's irresponsible drinking and drug use, hence why they live in such a dilapidated house. Kenny's parents' drug and alcohol use may also explain why they don't question how their son somehow always revives after dying; they're high and/or drunk all the time so everything makes sense to them.

What do you think? Does this make sense?

Why does PC principal look like a cleaned up, sober, younger and butf version of Stuart McCormick. They share some features like hair color. They do have different face shape and voices and they are kinda the opposite from each other personality wise. Is it just me? Yea I guess so...