Spot the South Park Character in One Frame (2)

[A] Mysterion | Kenny's superhero alter-ego, a vigilante with the mysterious ability to resurrect after death.

[D] Clyde Donovan | A background classmate who becomes known for his bathroom lawsuit against the school.

[D] Wendy Testaburger | Stan's on-again off-again girlfriend, a feminist and overachiever unafraid to throw punches.

[C] Towelie | A sentient towel created by the military who constantly urges people to get high and stay dry.

[B] Officer Barbrady | The bumbling town police officer who often misinterprets crime and is easily outsmarted.

[A] Mr. Slave | Mr. Garrison's bondage-loving partner who once swallowed Paris Hilton whole in a performance.

[B] Satan | The Dark Lord who is portrayed with a surprisingly needy and sensitive personality.

[C] PC Principal | The hyper-aggressive embodiment of political correctness who enforces woke culture at South Park Elementary.

[A] Jimbo Kearn | Stan's gun-loving uncle whose hunting trips and Vietnam flashbacks highlight American machismo.

[B] Coon | Cartman's superhero persona, an egotistical raccoon-themed vigilante leading the Coon and Friends.

[D] Terrance and Phillip | Fart-joke-loving Canadian TV stars whose crude humor influences the boys.

[C] A.W.E.S.O.M.-O 4000 | Cartman's cardboard robot disguise designed to exploit secrets but eventually exploited himself.

[A] Ned Gerblansky | Jimbo's throat-cancer-scarred war buddy who speaks with an electrolarynx and loves guns.

[C] Sergeant Harrison Yates | The incompetent lead detective whose undercover operations always go horribly wrong.

[B] Big Gay Al | The flamboyant camp counselor and animal lover who celebrates diversity with a song.

[D] Grandpa Marvin Marsh | Stan's elderly grandfather who oscillates between suicidal and sage-like insights.

[D] Gerald and Sheila Broflovski | Kyle's parents; Gerald is a lawyer and troll, while Sheila is fiercely protective.

[C] Sharon Marsh | Stan's mom, often the voice of sanity, yet she has her own moments of hysterical activism.

[C] Sexual Harassment Panda | A mascot who teaches kids about inappropriate touching in an absurd public-service parody.

[D] Lemmiwinks | The class hamster who embarks on a surreal journey inside Mr. Slave to become the Gerbil King.

[A] Mr. Hankey | The Christmas Poo, a holiday spirit made of feces who sings and spreads cheer.

[A] Santa | In South Park, Santa teams up with Jesus to fight villains and navigate politically correct holidays.

[B] Stuart and Carol McCormick | Kenny's impoverished parents whose negligence and poverty are recurring themes.

[C] Starvin' Marvin | A starving Ethiopian boy who befriends the boys after a mistaken charity adoption.

[B] Scott Malkinson | A lisping, diabetic student who is often bullied but sometimes finds romance.

[B] Heidi Turner | Initially a background character, she later dates Cartman and struggles with self-identity.

[D] Mickey Mouse | A ruthless corporate overlord whose cheerful exterior hides his exploitation of child stars.

[A] Mr. Hat | Mr. Garrison's foul-mouthed hand puppet and unhinged co-teacher.

[A] Woodland Critters | Cute, satanic animals from a Christmas special who perform dark rituals behind their big eyes.

[C] Bebe Stevens | Wendy's best friend whose blossoming prompts the boys' obsession with breasts.