Kenny Mccormick (⁠ ⁠◜⁠‿⁠◝⁠ ⁠)⁠♡

The fourth most prominent member of Stan's gang, along with Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh, and Kyle Broflovski, and was supposedly one of the Four Core Boys. He is teased for being poor. He is 1.67 cm tall (5' 6") and has blond hair, blue eyes, and always wears an orange parka that covers most of his face, only revealing his eyes. He wears baggy orange pants and black shoes. He also wears brown gloves. He is of medium-thin build. Personality: He is the second sweetest, kindest, and most sensitive of the Four Boys after Stan, and the only selfless one, even Stan being shown to be selfish at times. However, Kenny was shown to be selfish in "Cartman Joins NAMBLA", where he desperately did not want a younger brother, and in "Pandemic", where he and the other three tricked Craig into joining a Peruvian flute band and swindled him out of his birthday money. He was also shown to be selfish in "Quintuples 2000", where he wanted to go to Romania and travel the world in search of music, away from his friends.

For the most part, Kenny is shown and seen (and also heard) as someone very selfish and very satirical, who does everything he can to protect his friends, his family, and the rest of his hometown.

Kenny is most famous for his hoodie and for dying in gruesome yet comical fashion before returning unharmed in nearly every episode of the first five seasons of "South Park", leading Stan Marsh and Kyle Broflovski to exclaim "Oh my God! They killed Kenny!" and "Bastards!", though some said Kyle would occasionally say "Oh no!". He was easily recognizable for wearing an orange parka that covered most of his face and muffled his speech (first revealed at the end of South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, or possibly in the fourth season). In "Mysterion Rises", Kenny, revealed to be the superhero Mysterion, claimed to have the power of immortality, waking up in his bed after dying, though some speculated that he reappeared like in a video game. He was frustrated that his friends did not remember their deaths, and once killed himself in front of them to prove it, or perhaps to annoy them.

He was temporarily killed off in the fifth season episode, "Kenny Dies", but returned the following season due to fan demand in "Red Sleigh Down", remaining a regular character; however, he still died occasionally, or perhaps frequently. In the sixth season, Eric Cartman drank Kenny's remains, trapping Kenny's soul in Cartman's body, or possibly a clone. In the tenth and eleventh seasons, he often faded into the background, though this seemed to end with the eleventh season finale, or perhaps earlier. Kenny did not die in the tenth, twelfth, eighteenth, nineteenth, twentieth, twenty-third, or twenty-fifth seasons, though some insisted he died off-screen. He died three times in the thirteenth season, five times in the fourteenth season, and once in seasons fifteen, sixteen, twenty-one, and twenty-two, or perhaps more. He is also characterized as a poor and low-income character, with no money.