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Clyde Donovan


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February 2008, August 2011, June 2016

Clyde Donovan (previously Goodman and Harris) is one of the boys' classmates. His birthday is April 10 as seen on his Facebook profile page in "You Have 0 Friends". In "Crack Baby Athletic Association", it is revealed that Clyde's mother is Dutch, and as such, he has at least some Dutch ancestry. He speaks in a monotone nasal voice in a voice much higher than Craig's.

Background[]

Clyde Donovan is a regular member of Craig's Gang, along with Craig Tucker, Jimmy Valmer, and Tolkien Black.

Clyde made his first appearance in "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe" as a background character in the third-grade class, seated in front of Pip Pirrip. Clyde had his first speaking role in "Weight Gain 4000" as an Indian in the South Park play being performed for Kathie Lee Gifford. From this point on, Clyde begins to speak much more, and was usually the only classmate to have a speaking role (besides Bebe).

During "Clubhouses", Clyde begins dating Bebe and they briefly get back together in "The List".

In "Cherokee Hair Tampons", Butters comments that Clyde would have helped in getting Cartman's kidney for Kyle, but his appetite for tacos got in the way - referencing his weight, which had also been pointed out by Butters in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000".

In "Lice Capades", Clyde thought at first that he was the only one in the school who had head lice. Clyde did not want to reveal it or have it found out, because he feared he would be made fun of and embarrassed by Cartman and the rest of the class. However, Clyde's lice problem was not revealed to the others, as Kenny McCormick was accused by Cartman. This episode was the first time Clyde's last name was 'Harris', as stated at the lice inspection. However, in the later reruns, this was corrected.

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Clyde as a metrosexual.

In "The List", Clyde is listed through a doctored list as the cutest boy by the girls, becoming arrogant and narcissistic. It is revealed that he was only listed as such so that the girls could acquire free shoes from his father's shoe shop.

In "Fatbeard", Clyde decides to join Cartman's Pirate Club to live the life of a pirate. However, Clyde is met with disappointment upon arrival in Somalia, observing the poor living conditions. Clyde eventually broke down into tears on two occasions.

In "Reverse Cowgirl", Clyde's habit of leaving the toilet up eventually led to the death of his mother. The boys, believing that Clyde is not to blame for the incident, decide to assist Clyde and sue the inventor of the toilet through a "sue-ance". However, during the trial, the inventor reveals that the correct way to use the toilet is to sit inwards. Following this, Clyde begins to adopt the position, intentionally putting the toilet seat up after use and flipping off his mother.

Superhero Alter Ego[]

Main article: Mosquito

Sports[]

Clyde has been seen as a jock and is interested in sports. He plays football for the South Park cows in "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride" and "The Coon" and continues to show support for the team throughout "Douche and Turd". However, Clyde becomes very upset with the name change and during the change back he is shown to wear the jersey under his clothes. Clyde is also on the basketball team in "Elementary School Musical" and was on the soccer team in "Medicinal Fried Chicken".

Clyde was seen playing baseball in "The Losing Edge" where he plays shortstop, which is usually the position of the best defensive player on a baseball team. Like all of the boys at South Park Elementary, however, Clyde hated the game and tried hard to lose it so they did not have to continue playing. Clyde is also a big fan of the Denver Broncos, as seen in "Marjorine". In "Make Love, Not Warcraft", a lamp with the Colorado Avalanches can be seen in his room, implying that Clyde might be a hockey fan. Additionally, in South Park: The Stick of Truth, hockey gloves are part of his costume.

Criminal Record[]

Appearance[]

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Playing basketball with Stan.

Clyde has medium-brown hair, wears a burgundy coat with blue trim, dark-gray pants, and sometimes wears blue mittens. Underneath, he has been shown to wear a green T-shirt with a cow's face on the front. On occasion, Clyde is seen wearing a red and white sports jacket that looks similar to his usual coat. He has been labeled "the second fattest kid next to Cartman" despite appearing about the same weight as the others, however this may just have been Butters trying to find someone to replace Cartman on the sled quickly as they were next to each other, again further proven by the sled not having enough weight to move when Clyde is on it. Clyde has a somewhat nasal voice, similar to that of Craig's, but lighter.

In "Ginger Kids", Clyde is shown in his pajamas, which consist of green pants and a collared, green shirt with a dinosaur on the left breast pocket.

In "Quest for Ratings", it is rumored that Clyde only has one testicle, though this is never actually confirmed.

In "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce", Clyde is announced as having a colostomy by Mr. Mackey, and as such was incapable of and therefore innocent of defecating into a urinal. However, this appears to have been retconned in "Lice Capades", "The List", and "Wieners Out", as Clyde is shown without a colostomy bag/pouch, a stoma, or any visuals that would imply him having had a colostomy. This could also just be a detail they forgot about when making the episodes.

In the future timeline set in South Park: Post Covid, Adult Clyde has brown eyebrows, a chin, and a nose. He also wears a beige Hawaiian t-shirt with brown hibiscus and pineapple detail, dark gray shorts, and blue sneakers. Clyde also carries a golden watch on his left wrist.

To see images of Clyde Donovan, visit Clyde Donovan/Gallery.

Personality[]

Clyde is not very clever, or at least not good at mathematics, and is often portrayed as one of the less intelligent members of the class. In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, when his teacher asks the class what five times two equals, Clyde guesses 12, and Mr. Garrison then called him "a complete r*****." In "Breast Cancer Show Ever", Clyde also writes a poor essay on why people need to recycle. However, considering that Mr. Garrison never actually teaches the kids, it is probably not Clyde's fault.

Clyde has a habit of sobbing uncontrollably whenever he witnesses something upsetting. Examples of this are when Clyde hears Cartman singing in "Fourth Grade", when the adults decide to give all of the money they would have spent on Christmas presents for their kids to the Broflovskis in "It's Christmas in Canada", and when Clyde realizes that there was no crystal clear lagoons, treasure, and plunder after he joined Cartman's "Somalian pirate club" in "Fatbeard". This usually gets an angry response from Cartman.

On several occasions when things get surreal in the show, Clyde shows little or no interest. For instance, when the boys' audition for a new fourth friend, and he is eliminated as a candidate, Clyde eventually decides that it is stupid and shows no actual interest in being their fourth friend. Also, while everyone else is obsessing over the World of Warcraft game, he questions its importance and reads Playboy instead, which causes the "rogue" to defeat the other players once again. During "Dances with Smurfs", Clyde does his homework instead of listening to the murder of Gordon Stoltski on the intercom.

Clyde seems to know a lot about movies. He has Lord of the Rings on DVD in "The Return of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers". Other examples are in "The Losing Edge" and "The List".

Clyde appears to be one of the nicer boys, or at least he has a better sense of morality at times. In "The Cissy", Clyde is the only student in the whole school that stands up for Stan against Eric Cartman's bullying by telling him to "lay off". In "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000", Clyde appeared to be shocked at himself when he said "I'm not fat, goddammit!" while filling in for Cartman as the fat kid. In "Lice Capades", Clyde refused to sock bathe Kenny McCormick when Kenny is accused of having head lice since Clyde believed himself to be the only one who had lice. Clyde also notified Ms. Garrison to stop the sock bathing and tried to delay the other boys until it arrived, when it is revealed that all the kids had head lice. This means Clyde is the only boy who felt guilty for dumping the target for having head lice onto Kenny, whereas all the other boys never contacted Mr. Garrison or showed even a bit of remorse. Clyde can also be seen defending Cartman in "Marjorine". In "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce", Clyde even tried to take the fall for the person who took a crap in the urinal. In "HUMANCENTiPAD", Clyde mentions that he takes the time to read the terms and conditions on the Apple store so that he knows what he is agreeing to.

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Clyde admiring himself in "The List".

In "The List", when Clyde is listed on the corrupted list as best looking, he becomes arrogant and narcissistic. However, Clyde is still somewhat caring towards the others as he attempts to make Kyle feel better for being listed last, though does it carelessly.

Clyde seems to have a liking for adult-related materials. In the episode "Make Love, Not Warcraft", he is seen reading a Playboy magazine instead of playing the game, and in "Ginger Kids", the topic of his presentation is mentioned as "lesbian cheerleaders." In the episode "Marjorine", Butters says that one of her hobbies is, "getting my snootch pounded on Friday nights," to which Clyde responds "Nice", although he could also have been happy with how well the idea had turned out - judging by his tone, this was not the case.

In "Lice Capades", Clyde was extremely ashamed of having head lice, even going so far as to tell a little girl at the doctor's clinic that he had AIDS to avoid being found out.

In "Marjorine", Clyde stood up for Cartman when Kyle and Stan were ridiculing him for his discovery of the girls' future-telling device. This surprised many of the boys who were in Cartman's basement at the time, including Cartman himself. Although this initially indicates that Clyde is somewhat on Cartman's side, he ignores him along with the rest of the class in "The Death of Eric Cartman" and in "Skank Hunt" he suggests the boys take action against Cartman, saying how they've fantasised about it before. This indicates that he still has the disdain most of the boys have for Cartman, even more so than some. Clyde may have only been curious about the future telling device Cartman was reporting and wanted Stan and Kyle to be quiet while Cartman explained. Clyde might also still feel loyalty towards Cartman for returning to South Park in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000", evidenced by his willingness to accept Cartman as a leader, such as when he joined his crew in "Fatbeard". Clyde also seems to be much more willing than the other kids to accept Cartman's bigoted views, possibly because he agrees with Cartman on occasion, saying ginger kids creeped him out in "Ginger Kids".

In South Park: The Stick of Truth, Clyde's personality as the secondary antagonist is one of an evil, power hungry, and villainous dark lord after his banishment by Cartman.

Family[]

Parents[]

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Roger and Betsy Donovan.

Clyde told the environmentalists in "Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow" that his father, like Randy Marsh, is a geologist, though Mr. Donovan is only shown with Clyde alongside his mother. The couple appears again in the Atheists Club in "Red Hot Catholic Love", leading us to believe that Clyde's family, like most of South Park's residents, is Roman Catholic. Clyde has a dog named Rex Donovan, who had a sexual encounter with Stan's dog, Sparky Marsh. His mother is referred to as Martha in "Red Hot Catholic Love", and his name suggests Irish or Scottish ancestry. However, Clyde's mother is Dutch, as revealed in "Crack Baby Athletic Association".

In the season eleven finale, "The List", it is revealed that Clyde's father owns a shoe shop. The girls declared him the cutest boy in South Park Elementary so that they could have easier shoe-shopping sprees. However, as mentioned above, Mr. Donovan was supposedly a geologist. Of course, he may have more than one job, or he may have quit geology since "Terrance and Phillip: Behind the Blow", and took up a career as a shoe store owner. Another version of this goof is that he is not Clyde's real father at all.

The Donovan family apparently sold their house and moved to another as of the Season Eight episode "The Jeffersons", as it is mentioned that Michael Jefferson bought "the Donovans' old house".

In the episode "Reverse Cowgirl", shortly before her death, Clyde's mother mentions that he has a sister, asking him to put the toilet seat down from now on for his sister's sake.

In South Park (Not Suitable For Children), Clyde has a stepmother named Janice. He is hostile toward her and doesn't consider her his real mom. He only called her mom once just to insult her. It is revealed that she had a role in manipulating him and the other kids into buying Cred.

Surname[]

Clyde's last name appeared on merchandise during the first few seasons as 'Clyde Goodman', but this name was never used on the show. During "Quest for Ratings", he was referred to as Clyde Donovan during a news segment, yet a few seasons later during "Lice Capades" the nurse asks him "Clyde... Harris, is it?" although it may have been a mistake on her part. In "You Have 0 Friends", his name is changed back to 'Clyde Donovan' on Facebook.

Interactions[]

Craig Tucker[]

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Craig and Clyde working for Cartman.

Clyde seems to get along with Craig quite well. He even seems to lead Craig's Gang from time to time, even though Craig is the confirmed leader. Normally, though, the two just hang around with each other. The two are often seen with each other, showing that they are likely good friends.

Clyde and Craig are seen together in several episodes, whether they are sitting next to each other or just talking to each other. In "Crack Baby Athletic Association", they are seen working together for Cartman to look for Slash. In "The Last of the Meheecans", they play Texans vs. Mexicans on Cartman's side to prevent "Mexicans" from passing their border (which they, unfortunately, fail in doing). In Elementary School Musical, they eat together in the school cafeteria. In "Breast Cancer Show Ever", they are cheer while watching Cartman and Wendy's fight. In "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society", Clyde hugs Craig when they rekindle their friendship. In "Lice Capades", Craig tells Clyde to bring a bar of soap and a sock to beat Kenny up. Because of this, many fans see them as best friends like Stan and Kyle.

Their names are sometimes mixed up as shown in "Super Fun Time" and they have nearly identical nasally voices. This was also noted in South Park: The Stick of Truth when after you talk to Craig after he replaces Clyde as the owner of the armory, he will say he was given that role because the Grand Wizard Cartman said he sounds like Clyde, he denies that however.

In The Stick of Truth, Craig joins Clyde's Army of Darkness as his second-in-command.

Tolkien Black[]

Tolkien and Clyde appear to be good friends. They are usually seen talking to each other in background scenes and both form the core of Craig's group. In "Naughty Ninjas", Clyde helped Tolkien form the Ninja group. In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, Clyde tells Tolkien that they've gotta see the Terrance and Phillip movie.

Kyle Broflovski[]

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Clyde with Kyle.

Clyde and Kyle get along well normally. In "The List" when Clyde had been voted the cutest boy in class and Kyle had been voted the ugliest, Clyde still tried to comfort Kyle - even though he was being a bit condescending at the time. However, Kyle did hurl abuse at Clyde during their sledding competition in "Cartman's Silly Hate Crime 2000" for being fat, although since he was replacing Cartman at the time, this was to be expected. In the episode "A Boy And A Priest", when Clyde is having his birthday party, he is seen talking with Kyle. Also on Clyde's birthday in the same episode, Kyle was sitting right next to him. In "Death", Clyde blamed Kyle for his mother, Sheila calling his mother to prevent Clyde to watch Terrance and Phillip.

Eric Cartman[]

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Clyde with Cartman.

Clyde usually shows little or no interest in the antics of Cartman. However, he does join in from time to time, usually as a result of everyone else joining in as well - such as his leprechaun hunt in "Imaginationland", his membership of the superhero group Coon and Friends. There was one occasion when Clyde vehemently stood up for Cartman when Kyle and Stan failed to believe him in "Marjorine", which shocked everyone present. It is implied that Clyde is somewhat easy to manipulate as he does usually end up following Cartman's lead on his various schemes.

There are other times, though, when Clyde will be distracted from Cartman's schemes - when most of the 4th grade had been recruited to help take down Jenkins on World of Warcraft in "Make Love, Not Warcraft", Clyde was more interested in a Playboy magazine. He was a part of Cartman's pirate crew in "Fatbeard" and worked for Cartman in "Crack Baby Athletic Association".

In "Skank Hunt" Clyde suggested that he, Stan, Kyle, Butters, Tolkien, Craig, and Jimmy smash all of Cartman's electronics due to them thinking that he is Skankhunt42.

As of "White People Renovating Houses", Cartman appears to have forgiven Clyde as well as the boys for breaking his stuff, as he is no longer isolated from them and has rejoined their circle.

It appears that Cartman has a strong hatred for Clyde, as shown by his "Shit List" in "The Fractured But Whole" where he placed Clyde 3rd for his most hated person, after Kyle and Liane Cartman respectively.

Bebe Stevens[]

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Bebe with Clyde.

In the episode "Clubhouses", Bebe has to break the news to Kyle that they can only be friends and then Bebe says, "Okay, let's go Clyde." Bebe also uses the corrupted list in "The List" to make Clyde popular, so that she can go out with him and justify getting free shoes from the shoe store that Clyde's dad owns at the South Park Mall. In ''Deep Learning'', Bebe and Clyde resume their relationship.

Red McArthur[]

In "The List", after being placed at #1 on the girls' "cutest boys" list, Clyde briefly starts going out with Red before breaking up with her in favor of Bebe. Although Clyde seemed to have been romantically interested in her, it seems as though Red was only using him for the sake of getting free shoes, so it cannot be interpreted that she actually liked him, though she thought him as "a God-damn dreamboat" in "Deep Learning".

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Clyde after being defeated by the New Kid.

The New Kid[]

In South Park: The Stick of Truth, the knight Clyde runs the shop of Kupa Keep, is the New Kid's sparring partner as they learn to fight, and blames the New Kid when he is banished for failing to protect the Stick of Truth. After the battle at the school, Clyde reveals that he has stolen the Stick, uses the control it grants him over the universe to denounce both kingdoms, and strips both kings, Cartman and Kyle, of their power. After recruiting many allies to their cause, the New Kid and the united Fighters of Zaron launch an epic assault upon the Dark Lord Clyde's Fortress of Darkness, defeat the reanimated N*** Zombie Chef and banish Clyde from space and time all over again, the New Kid being crowned King for their victory.

In South Park: The Fractured But Whole, Mosquito is first rescued by the New Kid from the evil temptations of the Raisins Girls, his Kryptonite. Mosquito then helps the New Kid fill out their character sheet by documenting their own Kryptonite, reassuring the New Kid that they can confide in him the knowledge of their weakness. Mosquito soon requests the New Kid's aid in taking out the Raisins Girls who have begun hunting him all over town. Later, Mosquito calls the New Kid for assistance in rescuing his dad's credit card, which he claims the Raisins Girls are holding hostage. After defeating the united Raisins' employees and solving his Raisins problem for good, Mosquito declares that the New Kid is "the best."

Scott Malkinson[]

In the episode "Cupid Ye", he and Clyde come up with a movie idea about a man with guns for hands. This is the only interaction he and Scott have had.

Millie Larsen[]

Clyde and Millie were paired up in "Follow That Egg!". The two are often shown together at school assemblies, implying that they are relatively close friends.

Lisa Berger[]

After seeing a photoshopped image of Lisa going from overweight to beautiful, Clyde starts dating her, believing that her appearance actually transformed to how she is depicted in said photoshopped image. The two are shown to be rather appreciative of one another's company.

Clyde is seen crying in the library after a recent breakup in "Skank Hunt", although whether this was either with Lisa or Bebe is unknown.

Annie Knitts[]

They have not been seen together much, other than in the background at the school dance in "Hooked on Monkey Fonics". Additionally, Annie also kindly greets Clyde as he confidently walks down the hallway after becoming the most popular boy at school.

Trivia[]

Prominence[]

Clyde was originally used as a background character and served as one of the first recurring background characters alongside Bebe. In Season Four, he was given a lasting personality and gradually became one of the primary members of the boys' class in Season Six and onward. Clyde is sometimes overshadowed by Craig or Jimmy, whom he is shown to be close friends with. Clyde has notably spoken in multiple episodes in every season to date, as well as the movie and several video games.

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Clyde's debut.

Movies[]

Video Games[]

South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play![]

Clyde plays a small role in the storyline of South Park Let's Go Tower Defense Play! and appears at the end of the "Sixth Graders' Hangout" level to inform the player that Tuong Lu Kim is looking for them to help protect his City Wall and defeat the villains. They ask him to help but he tells them he does not care. In gameplay, he is of the same class as Stan Marsh, Butters Stotch and Jimmy Valmer, doing average damage, speed, and range, and his special ability involves tossing his colostomy bag out and causing damage to enemies within a small radius.

South Park: The Stick of Truth[]

Clyde appears in South Park: The Stick of Truth as the secondary antagonist of the game.

Clyde first appears as a member of the Kingdom of Kupa Keep as a warrior under the rule of Eric Cartman. Clyde is the first person that fights with the player to learn the battle mechanics. After the elves invade the kingdom, Clyde informs them that they have taken the stick, which he was supposed to guard. As a result of this, Cartman banishes him "from space and time", preventing him from playing with them, and he angrily leaves.

Clyde is not seen again until the end of the battle of humans against elves. After they discover the Stick was not at the school, they find a message that leads them to Clyde's locker, where they find a laptop that is in a video call with him. Clyde reveals that he is in the possession of the Stick and has formed a new army to get revenge on his friends for kicking him out of the game. Clyde also reveals that he has a barrel containing green goo, which he uses to turn animals into N*** Zombie soldiers. The boys go to his house but their attack fails as they are outnumbered and all the boys are sent to their houses due to being past their curfew.

After Kyle's army has greatly grown in number, they launch an assault on Clyde's Fortress of Darkness. When they get to his throne room, Clyde uses the goo to revive Chef as a N*** Zombie. After he is defeated, Clyde surrenders. Cartman takes back the Stick and kicks him off the treehouse to the ground. Then, in the final main quest, Betrayal From Within, the player can purchase a wig resembling Clyde's hair from the shop that appears before the player fights the final boss.

Clyde's personality in the game is one of a power-hungry dark lord after he is banished by Cartman, though this is justified given what happened to him early in the game. He is also apparently not very discerning when it comes to the use of the green goo. While he is effective in using it to create a N*** Zombie army, he firmly believes the Government's cover story that it is Taco Bell green sauce, and attributes its strange properties to its ingredients.

South Park: The Fractured But Whole[]

Main article: Mosquito#South Park: The Fractured But Whole

In South Park: The Fractured But Whole, he appears as Mosquito.

South Park: Phone Destroyer[]

There are five cards featuring Clyde in South Park: Phone Destroyer, all of which are Fighters with a Warcry ability.

Hookhand Clyde is a 3-Cost Epic Fighter of the Adventure theme that sees him dressed up as a pirate with two hook hands, most likely based on Captain Hook from Peter Pan. When summoned, he will do a large amount of damage to a random enemy by throwing a parrot at them.

Alien Clyde is a 3-Cost Common Fighter of the Sci-fi theme that sees Clyde dressed like a Xenomorph from the Alien franchise. When summoned, he will poison a random enemy for 20 seconds.

Hercules Clyde is a 3-Cost Rare Fighter of the Mystical theme that sees Clyde dressed up as the Greek figure Hercules. When summoned, he’ll perform an attack where he will stop an enemy he hits from charging their Charge skill.

Dwarf King Clyde is a 4-Cost Rare Fighter of the Fantasy theme. When summoned, he will charge at a random enemy and strike them with a mighty blow, dealing a large amount of damage to them.

Mosquito is a 3-Cost Rare Fighter of the Superheroes theme that sees him in his superhero costume from the Coon and Friends trilogy, "Franchise Prequel", and South Park: The Fractured but Whole. When summoned, he will summon a mosquito swarm to fight alongside him in battle. The mosquito swarm is a flying unit and heals Mosquito whenever it attacks. It also counts as a Superhero ally if The Coon is on the battlefield.

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