Kyle Broflovski ★

Kyle is the smartest of the four protagonists, which is why he is considered the voice of reason in the group. Unlike his best friend Stan, he is more cautious and tends to get less involved in dangerous situations. Sometimes he shows better moral values ​​than the rest of his friends. Kyle and Ike are the only Jewish children in town, so Kyle is frequently the object of insults from Eric Cartman who teases him for being Jewish.

However, Kyle appears to be unafraid to confront Cartman and has attacked him repeatedly. When Cartman and Kyle argue, Kyle is usually the winner of the argument, however, there are exceptions. Despite his apparent hatred towards Cartman, Kyle still considers him a friend in some ways. In fact, it is Kyle's idealistic optimism that shows that there is a good side to everyone, even Cartman.

Cartman regularly makes derogatory comments about Jewish people, often directly in Kyle's presence specifically to aggravate him.

Kyle appears to have mixed feelings toward Judaism, and there is conflicting evidence as to his family's religiosity, for example, while they dress similarly to many religious Jews (Gerald, for example, always wears a kippah), apparently they do not. They keep the Sabbath or follow very strict sexual lives. Kyle's apparent indifference toward religion may be part of his effort to fit in with his friends, who are mostly Roman Catholics. Kyle is often more defensive than proud of his faith, and although he regularly attends functions such as "Jewish Scouts", he often has little knowledge of the history, traditions and rituals of his religion. He is very naive, although he is known to know more in later seasons. This could be the fault of his parents, who, in a misguided attempt to protect their son, generally do not discuss the finer points of their religion with him.

According to Mr. Garrison, Kyle is an intelligent student. Also Kyle, along with the other children, is presented as having multiple useful and trivial talents. However, on rare occasions, like most children, he is also portrayed as ignorant

Kyle begins to question reality once he discovers that the Tooth Fairy is not real. Read what seems like every book on psychology, reality, and science ever written. This also leads him to question whether or not he really exists. At the end of the episode, Kyle appears to fade from existence before transitioning into a God-like state for a time; distorting reality and making a giant squirrel-chicken hybrid appear. In the end, he returns to normal, shrugging at the experience. Kyle is often seen playing video games with Stan, Kenny and Cartman, and owns an Xbox. In the episode "Guitar Heroes", the boys complement Kyle and Stan's skill in Guitar Hero 123, and later in the episode they pass the million mark in co-op, a feat that was thought to be virtually impossible. In the episode "Fuck You Whale!", Kyle is shown playing guitar or bass in Rock Band for the song Poker Face.

Kyle appears to speak Latin very well, even losing Stan in conversation. He can also speak and understand Marklar well

Sports Kyle has played a large number of sports, including basketball, football, baseball, soccer, hockey, and dodgeball. He is very talented athletically. Kyle is known to be the best basketball player at South Park Elementary School, one of the two sports in which Stan is not the best (the other is Scorch, in which Pip is considered the best). However, in the episode "Mr. Garrison's New Vagina", he goes to the statewide game tryouts and is rejected, not for his abilities, but for the fact that he is short and Jewish (rather than tall). and black). Interestingly, Kyle was not on the basketball team in "Elementary Musical", although this was probably to prevent Kyle from being active in fashion. Kyle has stated that he wants to play for the Denver Nuggets one day. On the soccer team, however, he is very talented. He made a touchdown, which highlighted his abilities. He played guard in basketball, wide receiver in football, and second baseman in baseball.

Kyle and Cartman share AB negative blood type, as revealed in the episode "Cherokee Hair Tampons". It is also revealed in "Cherokee Hair Tampons" that Kyle is diabetic, which may be the root of his many health problems.He is also shown to not have good oral health after getting two toothpastes in "You Have 0 Friends

Music In "Connected to the Phonics Monkey", Kyle plays guitar in a serenade for homeschooler Rebecca, who responds by throwing money at him. He also performs with the boy band Fingerbang in "Something You Can Do with Your Finger." And he accompanied Stan in his attempt to reach a million points in cooperative mode in Guitar Hero, in the episode "Guitar Heroes". And he is seen playing a musical number in "Primary Musical". He also played bass in Moop's boy band. However, he doesn't seem to have much of a sense of rhythm in terms of dance, as in "Mariposeando con los Niños"; he continued to be annoying every time the group performed (although in "Primary Musical" this was contradicted by the fact that the main kids performed a long, complicated dance routine to perfection). Kyle also screams after Robert Smith in the episode "Mecha-Streisand" says that "Disintegration is the best album of all time".

Originally, Kyle's personality was extremely similar to that of his best friend Stan: he had strong morals and was generally the "good guy" of the group, often the one giving the "I learned something today" speech at the end. of the episodes. After the abandoned plan to kill Kyle in season five (that honor went, unsurprisingly, to Kenny), his personality changed, in particular his temper dropped considerably. Like his mother, Kyle makes speeches to say what he believes is right.

Computer skills Kyle is shown to have relatively strong computer skills, as shown in "The Snuke", where he uses various public resources to thwart a terrorist threat from a Soviet-style militant. In the film, he begins research on the clitoris and accidentally stumbles upon Liane Cartman's pornography. When arrested by the Japanese government for ecoterrorism in "Fuck You Whale!", Stan enlists the help of Kyle (who stayed in South Park) to manipulate an image showing a dolphin and a whale in the Enola Gay to a cow and a chicken. Kyle is also active on social networking websites such as Facebook and uses popular electronic devices such as the Apple iPad in "Human CentiPad". During the events of "Indiscretos", he solved the mystery of who was behind the Indiscretos website scandal by tracking the IP address within the school. Considered to have the best technological skills in his entire class.Writing and poetry Kyle occasionally phrases what he says in a somewhat poetic manner when he speaks philosophically, questioning reality and why things are the way they are. In "Roger Ebert Should Give Up Junk Food", Garrison begins to explain haiku (a form of poetry) to the class, but fails to notice that Cartman was not in the classroom. Kyle soon after appeared with three haiku at the scene which were used to insult Cartman. Also, in "The Crazy Masturbation Adventure", Kyle is informed that Cartman had three extra tickets in row 28 at the Raging Pussies concert, but Kyle's mother tells him that he can't go see him unless he has made all his tasks and has brought democracy to Cuba. (Assuming it is an impossible task). This prompts Kyle to write a letter to Fidel Castro, who is truly convinced of bringing democracy to Cuba after reading Kyle's innocent, persuasive rhymes, lyrics and words. Kyle also seems to take a role

Kyle gets sick more often than any of the other children, even though Kenny repeatedly dies. He experiences a painful infectious hemorrhoid when Cartman inherits $1 million from his grandmother and uses it to buy his own amusement park in "Cartmanland." He also experienced kidney failure and needed a kidney transplant in "Cherokee Hair Tampons." In the episode "Guitar Heroes", the illness apparently prevents Kyle from practicing Guitar Hero as much as Stan. By contrast, in "Chickenpox", he is th

thKyle gets sick more often than any of the other children, even though Kenny repeatedly dies. He experiences a painful infectious hemorrhoid when Cartman inherits $1 million from his grandmother and uses it to buy his own amusement park in "Cartmanland." He also experienced kidney failure and needed a kidney transplant in "Cherokee Hair Tampons." In the episode "Guitar Heroes", the illness apparently prevents Kyle from practicing Guitar Hero as much as Stan. By contrast, in "Chickenpox", he is the only person in his class who does not easily catch the disease, even after playing a game in which Kenny spit in his mouth and had to swallow it. He eventually catches Chicken Pox after prolonged exposure to Stan and Cartman, and contracts a more severe case than any of the other children.

Criminal record Childhood Abuse: He has kicked his brother, Ike, like a soccer ball several times, although Ike somehow avoids getting hurt in each of these instances. Neglect: In "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe", he leaves Ike at the bus stop, resulting in his kidnapping by the Visitors. Kyle spends the rest of the episode trying to get him back. In "Ike's Pipi", he puts Ike on a freight train bound for Lincoln, Nebraska, in an attempt to prevent his parents from circumcising Ike. Upon arrival, Ike is used as a table stand at a bar there. False Imprisonment: In "Cartman Gets An Anal Probe", following Wendy's advice, he ties Cartman to a tree, using him as bait to get the Visitors to return to Earth and provide the opportunity to rescue Ike. In "Spontaneous Combustion", he and Stan, as part of a passion play at the latter's church, tie Cartman to a cross and place him on top of the nearby hill. However, instead of untying him, they leave him there, thinking that he will die and be resurrected, helping to somehow resolve their father's helplessness. False Police Report: In "The Crazy Masturbation Adventure", he tells the police that his parents masturbated him.

Murder Attempt : In "Death". he tries to help Stan kill his grandfather at the latter's request, since he has lost the will to live. They can't do it. Underage Smoking: In "Sin Colillas", he, Stan, Cartman, and Kenny smoked because they didn't want to be like the people who told them how bad smoking was. Spy: Along with Stan, he secretly records Cartman playing with dolls in "Cartman's Mother is a Dirty Whore". Despite assurances from his counselor Mr. Mackey that this is legal, it is considered eavesdropping under the law as it involves secretly recording someone's conversations without their consent, making it a crime.Use of Illegal Fireworks: At the end of "Summer of Shit", he and Stan use two bottle rockets from Tijuana that Jimbo and Ned smuggled into the US. To destroy the giant snake fireworks that threaten the entire United States. The use of fireworks of this type is illegal in the state of Colorado. Trespassing: In "Chef's Salty Chocolate Balls", he ventures into the sewers to visit Mr. Hankey. In "Cartmanland", he tries to break into Cartman's amusement park, but bursts his hemorrhoid trying to enter and is then hospitalized. Assault: Enraged by Cartman's loss of money at the Cow Day festival in "Cow Day", he attacks him. He has also attacked Cartman in many other episodes.

Academic Fraud: In "Gnomes", Kyle and his group (his friends and Tweek) use the essay Tweek's father wrote for them. This is academic fraud, because they claim that they created an academic work that they did not write. Burglary: In "Prehistoric Ice Man", he breaks into Dr. Mephesto's laboratory and frees Larry. Assault/Brawl: In "Prehistoric Ice Man", he gets into a dispute with Stan over Larry's name (he calls him "Steve", Stan calls him "Gorak") which eventually culminates in a fight at the train station. . Conspiracy to Commit Treason: In "Chinpokomon", he gets caught up in Chinpokomon's craze. As a result, he was brainwashed by the Japanese to launch an attack, but his parents prevented it by using reverse psychology and (contradictory) words of wisdom from Stan. Weapon Use of Mass Distraction/Homicide: In "World Recorder Concert", in an effort to show the children of New York at Yoko Ono's concert, he and his friends modify their song sheets to contain the brown note. , so when The Kids of New York play their music, they will lose their bowel control, soil their pants, and humiliate them. However, the organizers discover the revised sheet, believing it to be for the entire performance, resulting in the false score being distributed to every child at the concert. As a result, the brown note, echoed by the lungs of more than four million American third graders, is heard around the world, with disastrous consequences and, in at least one case, loss of life. However, the children managed to impress the children of New York.

Organized Criminal Activity: In "The Tooth Fairy 2000", he becomes involved in the tooth trade. Contraband: In "The Silly Hate Crime Against Cartman 2000", he tries to give Cartman a pie with a key lime to help him escape. However, due to prison regulations prohibiting inmates from bringing food into their cells, he does not do so. He does, however, give Cartman cigarettes. Drug Abuse: In "Timmy 2000", he and all of South Park benefit from Ritalin. In "Sin Colillas", he and the boys started smoking. In "Audience Search", he and the rest of the team get a high dose of cough syrup in an attempt to find ideas for their next show. In "Smug Alert!", he takes LSD to cope with his father's newfound smugness about owning a hybrid and living in San Francisco. Lying to Law Enforcement: In "The Crazy Masturbation Adventure", he claims that he was masturbated so his parents would be sent to prison. His parents are quickly arrested and, without apparent trial, are sent directly to prison. Civil Instability/Unrest: Participant in the South Park Elementary School gender war in "Appropriate Condom Use."

False Imprisonment/Rape: In "The Entity", he tricks his cousin Kyle Schwartz into boarding a cargo plane bound for Antarctica. False Advertising: In "Jared's Got Elviro and Positive", he, along with Stan and Cartman, attempted to create an ad campaign for City Wok in the style of Jared's Subway campaign, claiming that Butters lost weight by eating food there, when in In reality he simply performed liposuction surgery on her. Performing Surgery Without a License: In "Jared Has Elviro and Positivo", he, along with Stan and Cartman, perform liposuction surgery on Butters, as part of the fraudulent promotion for City Wok. Terrorism/Robbery/Robbery: In "Fun with Beef", he, Stan, Cartman and Butters, disgusted after discovering that beef comes from calves, rescue several of them and take them to Stan's house, barricading themselves in the Stan's room and refuse to leave. After a long standoff with the authorities, they are eventually caught and arrested, but manage to force the FDA to change the name of beef to "tortured baby cow meat", causing the beef to plummet and saving the calves from their destination. Fire: In "Colillas Fuera", he and the other kids accidentally burned down the school. He also caused a fire at the preschool that caused serious, life-threatening burns to Miss Claridge.

Kyle wears a greenish-lime ushanka, a bright orange jacket, dark green pants, and lime green mittens. Kyle weighs 83 pounds. as indicated in "Human CentiPad". Under his hat, he has curly red hair, much like his mother's. He has a Roman nose, which is an insecurity for him In "The List", Kyle was chosen as the ugliest boy in the class among the 16 students. This shakes Kyle's confidence; he stoops to the level of the ugly misfit kids at school (who are so ugly he still stands out), who constantly talk about burning down the school. Eventually, Stan and Wendy informed Kyle that the list was the result of a corrupt compromise just before Kyle burned down the school, freeing Kyle from his status as the ugliest child

Family Sheila Broflovski Kyle's mother, Sheila, is extremely overprotective of him. He even goes so far as to instigate a war between the United States and Canada in the feature-length film South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut because of the show he considers inappropriate for children. Gerald Broflovski Kyle's father, Gerald, is a lawyer. He serves as legal advisor to the city council, although the exact nature of his regular practice is unclear. He is involved in litigation at various points, once briefly becoming quite wealthy from his involvement in a series of sexual harassment lawsuits against the city. He has also represented townspeople on occasions, including the Chef case involving copyright infringement in "Help Chef." In early episodes, the Broflovskis appear to be wealthier than much of the population in South Park, but decidedly less than the Black family. Gerald is usually one of the most reasonable men in South Park, much more so than Randy Marsh, the main adult protagonist, and generally tries to teach Kyle good morals, as seen in Chicken Pox, although he may fail to teach him correct morals, as also seen in the episode Kyle showed that he idolized his father, once referring to him as "the smartest guy in the world." Ike Broflosvki Kyle has an adopted Canadian brother, Ike. When Kyle learned that Ike was adopted, he initially considered that Ike was not his "real" brother, and became disengaged and even resentful of him. Her feelings for Ike returned, however, after Ike showed her pictures of the times they had spent together, and she later fled to Kyle's room for protection when he was in trouble for an impending circumcision, at which point Kyle found him. defended fiercely. Their relationship has been strong since then, although it has been strained at times. Kyle Schwartz Kyle also has a cousin from Connecticut,Kyle Schwartz, who is a Woody Allen-esque Jewish stereotype. He complains about many things, including asthma, gas from eating meal,etc

Kyle has extremely strong beliefs, and when forced to question them, he becomes very angry and has a bit of a temper (especially when it comes to Cartman. This has caused many fights between these two). For the most part, Kyle bases his decisions on both his emotions and his beliefs; therefore, it is easy to convince him to fight or manipulate him with his feelings, an example of this is when Cartman sang a song about his mother being a "whore" and got everyone to join in, which upset Kyle. As a result, this has happened at least twice (South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut and in "Mr. Hankey, Christmas Shit"). Cartman is more than happy to make fun of Kyle in other ways, which has gotten him into trouble many times. However, Kyle has been known to abandon his beliefs if he has too much money for himself and self-justifies himself despite knowing how wrong he is; He only changes his mind when he realizes what Cartman is becoming. Of all the main characters, Kyle appears to have the best moral standing, often refusing to accept acts he finds wrong or evil, although his friends easily pressure him into carrying them out. Kyle seems to have a strong brotherly instinct. Despite his initial discontent after learning that Ike was his adoptive brother in "Ike's Pipi", he remembers his previous bond with Ike and protects him when he misunderstands that Ike was in immediate danger. Kyle, in numerous episodes, has devoted all of his attention to saving the general well-being of Ike or Ike.

Despite his short temper, Kyle has a great imagination and is easily the most compassionate of the boys, as evidenced by the fact that he did not find Pesky's invasive gossip to be funny unlike most of the other children in his class. class. He shows genuine empathy by reasoning that others wouldn't find the site funny if he wrote about them ("Indiscreet"). However, Kyle can also be mean and sometimes neurotic. He is also known to be the most sensitive and intelligent of the four and, although he sometimes puts his own emotions before common sense, he usually manages to find logical solutions to problems, for example, although Kyle managed to offer his solution through his own "psychic abilities" ("Cartman's Amazing Gift"). This is another thing that bothers Kyle.