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Pi-Pi was the owner of Pi Pi's Splashtown in "Pee" and was the main antagonist in South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 1 and 2.

Background[]

Pi-Pi initially shows absolutely no concern about the amount of urine in his water park and, in fact, seems almost unaffected by urine altogether. He claims that the canals of Venice are mostly composed of urine and since he grew up in it with no ill effects, urine must be harmless. So when the scientists tell him to close down his water park, Pi-Pi refuses.

When the park is flooded by pee, Pi-Pi is washed away. He later appears on the mountain-like structure that the boys are trapped on, showing remorse for ignoring the scientists' pleas. Pi-Pi tells them about the release valve, submerged below the pee. He states that he cannot reach it because he cannot swim, despite the fact he runs a water park, and that he told the scientists that he learned how to swim in Venice a few scenes ago. Pi-Pi makes Kyle agree to swim to the valve, and then claims he needs to drink pee in order to stabilize the water pressure so he does not get the bends. He makes Kyle drink an entire glass of pee, but before they can begin the mission, the rescue helicopters arrive.

He appears once more in South Park: The Streaming Wars as the special's main antagonist. He subscribes to Steve Black's subscription streaming service in order to get water for his park during a drought. When Steve approaches him to ask for the water rights back, Pi-Pi refuses, revealing that he had been working with the water commissioner and ManBearPig. Later, he discusses the streaming wars with the water commissioner. Pi-Pi's final plan is discovered, that being to sell urine to the city once all the water runs out; Pi-Pi then has ManBearPig kill the water commissioner.

Subsequently in South Park: The Streaming Wars Part 2, he starts his own streaming service titled "Pi-Pi+" and reopens his water park which has been filled with 100% urine. As part of his marketing plan, he hires celebrities such as Matt Damon and Reese Witherspoon to advertise his streaming service, coercing them to consume their meals prepared with urine. After Randy Marsh - as "Karen" - reveals his whole scheme, ManBearPig turns on Pi-Pi and chases him to the top of a water slide, where he decapitates him with a single swipe of his claws.

Appearance[]

Pi-Pi is a short, dark-haired, mustachioed man from Venice, Italy. He usually speaks of himself in the third person and seems to have the overall appearance of a standard Italian stereotype.

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Trivia[]

  • His name is derived from "pipí", which is the Italian word for "pee".

References[]


Minor Characters from Season Thirteen
Annie | Ashley | Bea Arthur | Billy Mays | Butters' Friends | Butters' Kissing Company | Caine | Carlos Mencia | Casey Miller | David Carradine | DJ AM | Dom DeLuise | Dr. Land | Dr. Phillips | Ed McMahon | Ellen DeGeneres | Emmett Hollis | Emperor Akihito | Farrah Fawcett | Ghost Hunters | Harley Riders | Heidi | Intergalactic Police | Jonas Brothers | Kanye West | Kevern Zaksor | Mickey Mouse | Mr. Conners | Mr. Hollis | Mysterion | Natasha Richardson | Oscar G. Mayer Jr. | Paolo Captain | Patrick Swayze | Paul Watson | Pi-Pi | Queef Sisters | Sally Darson | Samantha Dunskin | Smurfs | Tammy Warner | The "****" Boys | Vince McMahon | Wrestling Takedown Federation | Wrestling Tryout Participants | Yukio Hatoyama

More information: List of Minor Characters from Season Thirteen | Season Thirteen

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