Tweek Tweak ★

Tweek Tweak is a student at South Park Elementary School. He drinks a lot of coffee, which causes paranoia and muscle spasms.

Criminal record Indecent Exposure: He joined Butters' cause and frequently exposed his genitals. Sexual harassment (alleged): Mr. Mackey sued Tweek for commenting on the shape of his butt.

TALENTS ★

Music Tweek is shown to be able to play the piano. At the beginning of the episode, he just hit keys without any rhythm, due to being scared, however, during the final song, Tweek played the piano quite well, and gave vocal accompaniment to Craig and the student choir.

Tweek has messy blonde hair, he usually wears a green-gray shirt buttoned incorrectly, as well as dark blue jeans, his eyes are a combination of yellow and blue, his skin is pale and he has noticeable dark circles under his eyes that are slightly purple thanks to the caffeine. which prevents he from sleeping properly.

with the penis length of 1.45 inches. According to the list made in the episode, Tweek probably has the smallest penis size among the boys besides Eric Cartman, although it cannot be certain due to Chris Andrews being covered by Craig's arm when he posts it on the school room wall with Clyde, meaning he could be the third smallest. He measures 1.60cm.

Tweek is rarely seen smiling or expressing positive emotions, being almost constantly on the verge of absolute panic. Generally, he is seen clenching his teeth or shaking his head incessantly, with certain physical tremors. He also appears to be easy to manipulate, making him a frequent pawn in Cartman's plans, although he maintains a dislike for Cartman like most of the others.

Tweek does not do well in stressful situations, often experiencing feelings of extreme paranoia when given a task that he must complete. This, in addition to his general forgetfulness and lack of concentration, has given him a reputation for being very unreliable. In addition to being easily excitable and prone to panic, Tweek has also shown signs of exaggerated paranoia, often dreaming negative (mostly unfounded) eventualities to simple actions. When under extreme stress, he have also been known to retreat into his imagination ("find your center"), often imagining peaceful, green fields or tranquil landscapes to calm himself. At some moments he moans like "Agh!" or "Ngh!" between his prayers.

ADD

Disability According to his parents, Tweek suffers from ADD, although it was revealed that Tweek's parents adulterate their coffee (and all the coffee they sell) with methamphetamine. When they think he needs to calm down, they just give him more coffee, which causes him to contract in a similar way to Rebecca Cotswolds or Thomas. Craig Tucker, as shown on several occasions, is one of the few characters who manages to calm his nervous tics.

FAMILY

Richard and Mrs. Tweak own a local coffee shop. They provide their son with coffee (mixed with methamphetamine), not believing it causes any of Tweek's physical and mental problems, instead attributing it to attention deficit disorder. They are not shown to be the best parents; Tweek's father tries to communicate through long-winded anecdotes that "never go anywhere," and when Tweek can't handle them anymore, they ignore him. In "Gnomes", he uses floral similes and metaphors ("A light rain in the middle of a dusty afternoon, or a hug from your dear aunt...") which sometimes exasperates his son. They make Tweek's nervousness skyrocket when they turn his home into a virtual prison and conduct random security drills after reports of child abductions surface on the news. It is Tweek's parents' clumsy approach to parenting that almost leads him to a child abductor (the Phantom of Human Kindness), precipitating the events of the episode.

RELATIONS

Craig's Gang Although Craig's gang includes Craig, Tolkien, Clyde, and Jimmy, Tweek sometimes takes fourth place. For some of his background appearances, he can be seen with Craig and his group. Craig Tucker Tweek and Craig's first notable interaction was their fight. were goaded into fighting for the other boys' entertainment. However, the animosity between them seems to have been resolved, and since they are often seen together, it can be assumed that they are friends. The Stan's gang In "Gnomes", Mr. Garrison places Tweek in the group of children (Kyle Broflovski, Stan Marsh, Kenny McCormick and Eric Cartman) to do their homework. The boys initially express their disdain for this, saying, "Dude, we can't work with this kid!" However, as the episode progresses, they slowly slow down towards him. In later episodes, Tweek is shown to consider the main children as his friends. He also seems to enjoy hanging out with the children, however, it is shown that Tweek does not want to be a part of the strange and crazy adventures that they regularly embark on. , at one point in "The Simpsons Have Already Done It." commenting, "That's it! I don't want anything more to do with you!" Tweek is never officially kicked out of the group, as Butters was, but judging by his unexplained absence after "Stairway to Heaven", it is assumed who returned to his old friends. However, he also maintains a friendly relationship with the main boys, often being invited to help with their latest plans. Eric Cartman Cartman has nothing against Tweek (he even opted to replace Kyle in Tweek's place initially when they wanted to let Bebe be in the group) but Tweek seems to harbor some distaste for Cartman.

On the contrary, he has also been shown to have a strong moral center and a willingness to act accordingly. For example, he stood up for his friends, wielding an RPG and telling Steven Spielberg, "All I want is my friends!" Although easy to manipulate, he usually does not take a willing role in Cartman's plans, remaining neutral or passive.

General social situation Tweek is rarely seen by himself; It is almost always shown with a partner or group of companions. He also ranked in the top ten on the cutest boys list made by girls. In "Paris Hilton: Dumb, Slut, Brat", Tweek is invited to the girls' slut party, along with the rest of the boys. However, his appearances have decreased in recent seasons, and he is conspicuous by his absence from the rest of the group's sleepover in "The Last of the Mehicans."