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| − | '''[[Wikipedia:Freddy Krueger|Freddy Krueger]]''' is the serial killer and antagonist of the [[wikipedia:A Nightmare on Elm Street (franchise)|A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise]], making three appearances in South Park. He first appears in [[Imaginationland Episode II|Imaginationland Episodes II]] and [[Imaginationland, Episode III|III]] within the imagination realm, and again in "[[Insheeption]]" as a real character with a different design, refusing to help the government again, not like "that time [he] killed those High School kids to stop the Russians!" (referring to the many High Schoolers he killed in the films) but after they explain innocent lives are at stake he agrees to help, killing [[Woodsy the Owl]] to rescue [[Stan Marsh]] and [[Mr. Mackey]]. |
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| + | |gender = Male |
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| + | |job = Serial killer |
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| + | |voice = [[Matt Stone]]<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0995578/|title="South Park" Imaginationland: Episode II (TV episode 2007)|publisher=IMDb.com}}</ref> |
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| + | |appearance = "[[Imaginationland, Episode II]]" |
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| + | |last = "[[Insheeption]]" |
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| + | |wikipedia = [[Wikipedia:Freddy Krueger|Freddy Krueger]] |
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| + | '''Freddy Krueger''' is the serial killer and antagonist of the ''[[wikipedia:A Nightmare on Elm Street (franchise)|A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise]]''. |
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| + | He first appears in "[[Imaginationland, Episode II]]" and "[[Imaginationland, Episode III]]" within the imagination realm, in which he killed [[Morpheus]] and participated in the torture and murder of [[Strawberry Shortcake]]. |
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| − | * He Killed [[Morpheus]] in Imaginationland. |
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| + | In "[[Insheeption]]", he made another appearance in the real world, with a different design. Apparently having retired and living in the mountains with his family, he refuses to help the government, not wishing to kill again. After they explain that innocent lives are at stake, he agrees to help, killing [[Woodsy Owl]] and rescuing [[Stan Marsh]] and [[Mr. Mackey]]. |
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| + | His first appearance was a relatively faithful reproduction of his portrayal in the film series, with a grotesquely scarred face, crumpled brown fedora, striped red shirt and trademark bladed glove. |
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| − | *Since he appeared in Imaginationland, it was assumed he was a fictional character, but he is a real person in "Insheeption". One theory is since Freddy lives in the dream world, which revolves around imagination, he has access to both realms. Another is that the recent Krueger is the real one, but the one in Imaginationland is the creation from imagination of his myths, as a teen-killing psycopath. This is similar to Cartman's creation of an imaginative version of himself and Kyle, allowing a real version and a imagined version to exist at the same time. |
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| + | He was significantly redesigned for his second appearance in "[[Insheeption]]", having grown a full beard and drawn with a completely different facial structure. At first having discarded his fedora, he later dons it again when he goes back to work. |
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| + | Insheeption51.jpg|Freddy with his family in "[[Insheeption]]". |
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| + | Insheeption58.jpg|Freddy killing [[Woodsy Owl]]. |
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| + | ==Personality== |
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| + | The two versions of Freddy are arguably entirely different characters. While the Freddy in Imaginationland is similar to his characterization in the film series as a psychotic killer, the real world Freddy is portrayed as being a victim of circumstance and appears to feel genuine remorse for the killings. |
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| + | The Imaginationland Freddy is shown to be naturally violent, brutalizing [[Strawberry Shortcake]] and declaring himself the most evil villain. However, it is implied that his real world counterpart was tricked into violence by government agents, in some hackneyed Cold War-related scheme. |
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| + | ==Quotes== |
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| + | *'''Freddy Krueger:''' "Tomorrow, we shall build our own castle right on this spot!" from "[[Imaginationland, Episode II]]" |
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| + | *'''Freddy Krueger:''' "Told you a long time ago: I gave that up." from "[[Insheeption]]". |
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| + | *'''Dr Christnap:''' "We need you, Fred."<br>Freddy Krueger: "Like you needed me to kill those teenagers to stop the Russians?" |
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| + | *'''Freddy Krueger:''' "There's a real hoot for ya, Woodsy!" |
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| + | ==Trivia== |
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| + | *Freddy appeared in both the real world and Imaginationland, presumably making him simultaneously fictional and "real", he shares this distinction with several other characters, including [[Jesus Christ|Jesus]] and [[Santa Claus]]. Numerous theories have been put forward by fans to explain this discrepancy, the most popular theory holds that the Freddy in Imaginationland represents a fictional version of the real character. Another theory suggests that he has access to both realms because Freddy exists in the dreamworld. |
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Revision as of 09:20, 20 August 2018
Freddy Krueger is the serial killer and antagonist of the A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.
He first appears in "Imaginationland, Episode II" and "Imaginationland, Episode III" within the imagination realm, in which he killed Morpheus and participated in the torture and murder of Strawberry Shortcake.
In "Insheeption", he made another appearance in the real world, with a different design. Apparently having retired and living in the mountains with his family, he refuses to help the government, not wishing to kill again. After they explain that innocent lives are at stake, he agrees to help, killing Woodsy Owl and rescuing Stan Marsh and Mr. Mackey.
Appearance
His first appearance was a relatively faithful reproduction of his portrayal in the film series, with a grotesquely scarred face, crumpled brown fedora, striped red shirt and trademark bladed glove.
He was significantly redesigned for his second appearance in "Insheeption", having grown a full beard and drawn with a completely different facial structure. At first having discarded his fedora, he later dons it again when he goes back to work.
Personality
The two versions of Freddy are arguably entirely different characters. While the Freddy in Imaginationland is similar to his characterization in the film series as a psychotic killer, the real world Freddy is portrayed as being a victim of circumstance and appears to feel genuine remorse for the killings.
The Imaginationland Freddy is shown to be naturally violent, brutalizing Strawberry Shortcake and declaring himself the most evil villain. However, it is implied that his real world counterpart was tricked into violence by government agents, in some hackneyed Cold War-related scheme.
Quotes
- Freddy Krueger: "Tomorrow, we shall build our own castle right on this spot!" from "Imaginationland, Episode II"
- Freddy Krueger: "Told you a long time ago: I gave that up." from "Insheeption".
- Dr Christnap: "We need you, Fred."
Freddy Krueger: "Like you needed me to kill those teenagers to stop the Russians?" - Freddy Krueger: "There's a real hoot for ya, Woodsy!"
Trivia
- Freddy appeared in both the real world and Imaginationland, presumably making him simultaneously fictional and "real", he shares this distinction with several other characters, including Jesus and Santa Claus. Numerous theories have been put forward by fans to explain this discrepancy, the most popular theory holds that the Freddy in Imaginationland represents a fictional version of the real character. Another theory suggests that he has access to both realms because Freddy exists in the dreamworld.