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Revision as of 15:55, 18 December 2010
Wall-Mart only appeared in "Something Wall-Mart This Way Comes". Its name is a parody of "Walmart". When Wall-Mart opened, all the other businesses in South Park close due to its popularity. After a while, the townspeople organize a boycott leading the store's president to offer a peaceful solution. The townspeople are alarmed to find the store alive after it kills the president in an effort to make it look like a suicide and destory Wall-Mart, only to find it being rebuilt.
The boys travel to Benitoville, Arkansas, where Wall-Mart's headquarters are located and the president, Harvey Brown, tells them to destroy the heart of the store before committing suicide. After arriving back, the boys find a man inside the store claiming to be Wall-Mart who shows them a mirror. Wall-Mart described the consumer is the heart of Wall-Mart to which the boys respond by smashing the mirror causing the store to cave in. Once the store is gone for good, it voids its bowels, despite not being an actual living being.
Cartman was shown to appreciate Wall-Mart, as he spent most of his time there while the store is open. He tries to stop the boys from reaching Benitoville but fails and when they come back, he threatens them with a knife.