South Park: Fractured but Whole

New Kid (the protagonist) is the player character in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He's basically a blank canvas that the player builds, but within the story, he's treated as a super-powerful hero.

Appearance: Fully customizable. You can choose your gender, clothing, powers, style… literally how you want to look. In-game, it always maintains that “new kid” vibe, still integrating into the group.

Attitude: They hardly speak (they're quiet), but that makes them seem more mysterious and even intimidating. The other characters react to them as if they were very important, and little by little, they earn respect within both teams.

Skills: He is the most versatile character:

You can mix multiple classes (brutal, speedster, elemental, etc.)
It adapts to any fighting style
It can be damage, support, or tank depending on how you build it

Professor Chaos is Butters Stotch's supervillain identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. Although technically a villain, he fits perfectly with the game's "superhero" theme.

Appearance: He wears a gray suit with a cape, a round metal helmet, and gloves. His design resembles that of a classic mad scientist, but in a childlike and somewhat adorable version.

Attitude: He's dramatic, naive, and very endearing. He tries to be evil and terrifying, but he's actually too sweet to pull it off. He takes his villain role VERY seriously, though he almost always ends up being harmless or even likeable.

Skills: He's more strategic than he seems. He plans things, uses gadgets, and has a knack for causing "chaos"... although his plans rarely go as expected.

Powers: In the game, it's based on technology and effects:

Use devices to alter the battlefield
You can apply negative status effects to enemies.
It has attacks that represent "chaos" rather than pure strength

He has no real supernatural powers, but his style makes him annoying and useful in combat.

Mint-Berry Crunch is Bradley Biggle's superhero alter ego in South Park, and he appears in the Bring the Crunch DLC in The Fractured But Whole. When he transforms, he shouts "Shablagoo!", and his character is presented as an alien hero who uses the power of mint and berries to protect his adopted world.

Appearance: He has blond bowl cut hair, a light blue t-shirt with three pink berries and a green leaf, plus a berry detail on part of his face and a kind of dark "stem" on his head, so he looks really weird and like something out of a children's comic.

Attitude: It is usually quite childish and cheerful, more innocent than serious, and does not fit very well with Henrietta because she has a simpler and more playful vibe.

Abilities and powers: In combat, she uses Mint and Berry powers; her style is more support and defense than heavy hitting, as she can clear negative effects from her allies and generate protection with the clash between Mint and Berry. She also has abilities like Bringing the Crunch and ranged movement/attacks within the DLC.

Tupperware is the superhero identity of Token Black (Tolkien Black) in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, part of the Freedom Pals.

Appearance: He wears a red and blue suit with white details, and has several Tupperware-type containers attached to his body as if they were armor or gadgets. His design blends classic superhero elements with everyday objects, which makes him very funny.

Attitude: He's calm, confident, and quite focused. He's not as dramatic as some others, and he usually acts logically. He has a "serious guy who knows what he's doing" vibe.

Skills: Specializes in defense and control. Excellent at protecting the team and withstanding damage. Functions as a tank/support, keeping the fight under control.

Powers: their theme revolves around containment (like the containers):

You can create shields and barriers
Trapping or limiting enemies
Reduce damage received by allies

In the game, this makes it super useful for keeping the team alive in tough fights.

Wonder Tweek is the superhero identity of Tweek Tweak in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, and he is a member of the Freedom Pals. His theme is tied to the elements, especially storms and electricity, and in the game he is presented as a ranged fighter with elemental abilities.

Appearance: He wears a dark blue t-shirt with the "WT" logo, light brown gloves, and a blue headband with his name in red. His design looks simple, yet distinctive, like a comic book hero made by children.

Attitude: He's still nervous and somewhat paranoid, but in this version he seems a bit calmer and more controlled than his normal self. Even so, he's still incredibly quick to panic and react as if everything were an emergency.

Abilities and powers: He is an Elementalist, meaning he fights with the forces of nature. His most well-known attacks include Supreme Lightning, which strikes and deals shock damage, and Icicle Strike, which can apply cold and cause a target to lose their turn; he also has Soothing Showers to heal an ally. His ultimate power in the game, Eros Eruption, blends love and chaos to damage and confuse nearby enemies.

Call Girl is the superhero identity of Wendy Testaburger in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. She is one of the smartest and most capable members of the Freedom Pals.

Appearance: He wears a purple suit with a cape, gloves, and a mask. He carries a cell phone as a central part of his aesthetic, since his "theme" is technology and social media. His design looks modern and more "professional" than many others.

Attitude: She is decisive, confident, and very direct. She has a strong personality and doesn't hesitate to speak her mind. She is also organized and often acts as a kind of coordinator within the team.

Skills: She stands out for her intelligence and ability to handle information. She is strategic, quick to react, and very efficient at teamwork. She's not just about strength: she knows what she's doing.

Powers: are based on technology and communication:

He uses his cell phone to hack and coordinate attacks
You can control situations remotely.
It has attacks that combine strategy and support.

In the game, this makes her very versatile and useful in combat.

Toolshed is Stan Marsh's superhero identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He is part of the Freedom Pals and his superhero theme is entirely based on tools.

Appearance: He wears work clothes: a white t-shirt, blue pants, mechanic's gloves, and safety glasses. He carries a bunch of tools (drill, hammer, tape measure, etc.) and a battery on his back, like a mini combat engineer.

Attitude: He's more serious and focused than many others. He's not as dramatic or egocentric, but he still throws himself into the superhero game with a lot of commitment. He has a "responsible guy" vibe, even though he's still a kid and sometimes says silly things unintentionally.

Abilities: He's a gadgeteer. He uses tools to fight, clear paths, and help the team. For example, he can destroy obstacles or clear dangerous areas with his gadgets.

Powers:

His main "power" is having mental control over tools (according to the game and the series, although it's more imagination than anything real)
It uses drills, mechanical devices, and technology-based attacks
He has abilities that affect the environment (like cleaning lava with his sandblaster)

Doctor Timothy is Timmy Burch's superhero identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He's basically the "brains" of the Freedom Pals.

Appearance: He uses a modified wheelchair that looks super high-tech, with futuristic details. He wears a simple superhero costume, but his wheelchair, which looks like it came straight out of science fiction, steals the show.

Attitude: He is serious, intelligent, and very strategic. Although he speaks little (only saying "Timmy"), it's clear he understands everything and often makes important decisions. He has a calm but commanding presence within the team.

Skills: He is the tactical leader. He analyzes situations, coordinates, and supports the team. He doesn't rush forward recklessly, but rather controls the battle intelligently from the rear.

Powers: His abilities are based on the psychic and mental:

Mind control / telekinesis
Psychic attacks at a distance
Battlefield manipulation

In the game, this makes him one of the strongest and most useful characters, because he can affect several enemies without exposing himself too much.

Mysterion is Kenny McCormick's superhero identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He is one of the most important and mysterious characters among the Freedom Pals.

Appearance: He wears a black suit with yellow details and a mask that covers almost his entire face, leaving only his eyes visible. His design looks serious, nocturnal, and somewhat epic, like a secret vigilante.

Attitude: He's quiet, resolute, and quite intense. He has a lone-hero vibe, but he also demonstrates loyalty and a strong sense of justice. Unlike others, he doesn't seek fame; he does what he believes is right.

Abilities: He is very resilient, can withstand a lot of punishment, and fights with great determination. He also has a more aggressive and direct style than other members of the team.

Powers: His greatest power is his ability to always return; he possesses a kind of immortality/return that is quite absurd and typical of his character. In the game, this makes him especially rare and important, because he can continue to appear even after enduring extreme situations. Furthermore, he is associated with powerful blows and a presence that is very difficult to stop.

Captain Diabetes is Scott Malkinson's superhero identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He's one of the game's most unique and endearing characters because he turns something real into his "power."

Appearance: He wears a blue and red suit, a cape, and a symbol related to diabetes. His design is classic superhero, but with that childlike, homespun touch typical of South Park.

Attitude: He's incredibly sweet, innocent, and kind. He always tries to help and be brave, although sometimes he's insecure or gets nervous. He has a huge heart and a strong desire to do the right thing.

Abilities: He excels in resilience and strength. He's like the team's "tank": he can withstand a lot of damage and protect others. He can also hold his own in combat when others would fall more quickly.

Powers: His power is linked to his diabetes, which the game exaggerates and makes fictional:

It can increase its strength suddenly
It has powerful melee attacks
It can withstand a lot of damage.

Obviously, this is part of the game's humor and does not reflect real diabetes.

Mosquito is Clyde Donovan's superhero identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He's one of the weirdest (and most disgustingly funny) members of the team due to his insect theme.

Appearance: He wears a red suit with black details, insect wings on his back, and a mask with a long, mosquito-like proboscis. His design is somewhat disturbing but also very cartoonish.

Attitude: He's confident, somewhat immature, and likes to feel important. Sometimes he acts cooler than he actually is, but he's still an active member of the team. He can also be a bit annoying, which fits his personality.

Abilities: Focuses on annoying attacks and attrition. Not the strongest, but certainly a nuisance to face. Can gradually weaken enemies while supporting the team.

Powers: Her abilities are based on mosquitoes:

Drain life (as if “sucking blood”)
Healing oneself
Apply negative effects to enemies

This makes it useful for long fights, where it can last longer than expected.

Fastpass (sometimes called "Pasorápido" in Spanish) is the superhero identity of Jimmy Valmer in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He is one of the team's most useful members due to his speed.

Appearance: He wears a red suit with yellow details, visor-style goggles, and a design inspired by classic speedsters (like The Flash). His look conveys speed and energy.

Attitude: He is friendly, confident, and has a good sense of humor. Despite his stutter, he is very self-assured and enjoys actively participating. He is not arrogant, but he knows he is important to the team.

Abilities: He excels at speed and reflexes. He's very useful for attacking first, moving around the battlefield, and reacting before others. He can also support the team with strategic movements thanks to his speed.

Powers: His main power is super speed. In the game, he can move more turns than others, attack quickly, and dodge with ease. He is one of the most dynamic characters in combat.

Human Kite is Kyle Broflovski's superhero identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He is one of the most "righteous" and organized heroes in the group, with a personality very different from Cartman's.

Appearance: He wears a green and white kite-inspired suit, with a cape or structure that gives the impression of "flying" like a human kite. Its design is clean, simple, and quite recognizable.

Attitude: He is intelligent, responsible, and very determined. He is usually the one who tries to do things right and maintain order, although he can also get frustrated when others act immaturely. He has a more noble and serious vibe.

Skills: Focuses more on support, control, and teamwork than pure chaos. Is usually good at coordinating, withstanding pressure, and keeping a cool head. Is the type of hero who thinks before acting.

Powers: Its theme is related to flying or gliding, and in the game it's associated with aerial attacks and mobility abilities. It's not the most explosive, but it is one of the most useful due to its balanced style.

Super Craig is Craig Tucker's superhero identity in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. He is one of the calmest, most level-headed, and strongest members of the team, and his style contrasts sharply with Cartman's chaotic antics.

Appearance: He wears a blue superhero suit with yellow details, a cape, and a simple yet striking design. His aesthetic is cleaner and more heroic than that of several other members of the group.

Attitude: He's serious, sarcastic, reserved, and quite direct. He speaks calmly, but with a "I don't feel like arguing with you" vibe. Even so, he demonstrates loyalty and the ability to work as part of a team when needed.

Skills: He stands out for his discipline, control, and more methodical fighting style. He's not one for showmanship, but rather for solving problems practically. He's also usually one of the ones who keeps the group focused.

Powers: His primary ability is inspired by telekinesis or mind control, and in the game he's depicted as a hero with psychic and ranged thrust attacks. This gives him a more strategic than brute-force style.

The Coon is Eric Cartman's superhero identity in South Park. His character parodies Batman-type heroes, but with a raccoon aesthetic and Cartman being completely exaggerated.

Appearance: He wears a dark brown/grayish hooded suit, raccoon ears, a black mask, and a raccoon tail. He always looks like a cross between a night watchman and a homemade costume—very theatrical and absurd.

Attitude: He's bossy, arrogant, manipulative, and dramatic. He believes he's the natural leader of the group and almost always wants to be in control. He's also vindictive, deceitful, and very convinced that he's the smartest member of the team, even though he usually just creates chaos.

Skills: He's good at inventing plans, manipulating others, and using drama to his advantage. In combat, he relies more on tactics, gadgets, and aggression than brute force. As a group leader, he knows how to push others to do what he wants, even if it doesn't always work out for him.

Powers: He doesn't have any "real" powers as such; his hero persona is more of a parody. His style is based on raccoon themes, stealth, tricks, and improvised attacks, rather than supernatural abilities. In other words: his main "power" is his enormous ego.

The Freedom Pals are Coon and Friends' rival team in South Park: The Fractured But Whole. They were formed when Mysterion and other kids broke away from Cartman's franchise plan because they disagreed with his management style; their idea was that heroes should be treated equally, so they formed a more inclusive faction.

In the game, the faction is led by Mysterion and features Doctor Timothy as a key figure; the team feels more organized, cooperative, and less self-centered than Cartman's. It's basically the "serious" version of the game's superhero conflict, but still retains all of South Park's absurdist humor.

In South Park: The Fractured But Whole, Coon and Friends is the superhero faction led by The Coon (Cartman), and it's the first group the New Kid joins. In this version, the team functions more as a superhero "brand" than a simple group of friends, because Cartman wants to turn it into a media franchise, while other members are annoyed by how he's managing them.

At the start of the game, the group is in the Coon Lair and is presented as the rival faction of Freedom Pals; in fact, the fight between them stems precisely from control of the project, fame, and who gets the spotlight. Later, several members leave and form Freedom Pals, leaving Coon and Friends as a more chaotic, egocentric, and divided band.