Mark Zuckerberg

For other uses, see Mark (disambiguation).

Mark Zuckerberg is the founder 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".

BiographyEdit

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 Token, 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.

AppearanceEdit

He is an adult male ginger with a pale face, dark circles and Rosie red cheeks. He wears a gray shirt, and jeans. He has somewhat of a robotic voice, as he provides voice recording sounds of everything he says, sounding 'dubbed', and poorly at that.

PersonalityEdit

Zuckerberg is petulant, immature, and acts entitled to everything. He seems lost in his imagination, challenging people to "block him", mocks them about their style (he pronounces it as "Shtoile") and then proceeding to launch balls of energy at them in his mind. He acts and talks as if he is in a badly dubbed kung fu movie.

ProminenceEdit

• "Franchise Prequel" - Comes to South Park and helps Butters create fake posts about the Coon and Friends. He is later thwarted by them, and forced to shut down Facebook.