South Park Cowboys.

Wendy Testaburger is 18 years old. She has long black hair with choppy bangs, peachy skin, small breasts, and a slender figure. She wears formal clothing: a purple skirt, purple jacket, white shirt, a purple beret, and a sheriff's star on her jacket. She usually wears black stiletto heels. She is the sheriff on South Park, and she once had a relationship with cowboy Stan, but due to their different positions, she often breaks up with him. She is a vibrant and contradictory personality. On the one hand, she is sympathetic, fair, and actively supports liberal causes.
On the other hand, Wendy can be selfish and blunt, especially when influenced by external circumstances or jealousy. Sometimes she behaves inconsistently, succumbing to peer pressure.
Wendy has strong liberal and feminist views. She is actively involved in school life, demonstrating leadership skills.
Often called the "voice of reason," Wendy is vocal on issues of liberal freedom, the role of women in society, and discrimination, often coming into conflict with Eric Cartman.

Stan Marsh is 19 years old. He is slender and strong, with black hair and dark blue eyes. He wears a brown and beige poncho with fringe and contrasting trim, and a warm-toned shirt underneath. He wears a dark blue cowboy hat with a reddish-brown ribbon. He has a holster and additional pouches on his belt, and holds a shotgun. His pants and boots are in a muted brown color scheme. He is friendly and helpful. Stan is outgoing and always ready to support his friends, especially his best friend, Kyle. He is sensitive and emotional. He is the most gentle and receptive of the four main characters. This is reflected in his reactions to events: for example, after breaking up with Wendy, he becomes depressed. He is moral and principled. Stan often acts based on his moral convictions. He's not afraid to challenge questionable individuals or groups. Leadership qualities. Despite his young age, Stan often takes on leadership roles. Striving for peaceful conflict resolution. He often acts as a peacemaker, stopping arguments between Kyle and Cartman, and prefers to find compromise solutions. Analytical mindset. Stan tends to deeply analyze events and seek logical solutions to difficult situations. Social awkwardness. He often feels insecure in company, which sometimes hinders his social interactions. When stressed, Stan has developed a characteristic mannerism: he pinches the bridge of his nose, closes his eyes tightly, and says, "Oh, no." Reaction to failure. If his plans fall apart (like when Wendy left him), he can become depressed for a long time. He knows how to shoot, but rarely does it out of pity. His horse is fast and powerful.

Kenny McCormick is 19 years old. He is thin but strong, with sky-blue eyes and tousled blond hair. He wears a bright orange poncho, a plaid shirt, dark blue pants, and brown boots. He wears a black cowboy hat with a wide brim and a dark scarf or bandana around his neck. His equipment includes belt pouches and a holster. He is rude and foul-mouthed. Kenny uses very strong language, which is one of his character traits. He is cynical and down-to-earth. He is sexually preoccupied. Kenny is interested in girls, is quite sexually knowledgeable, and even acts as an authority figure for others. He sometimes tries to impress others or make money by saying or doing something inappropriate. He is loyal to his friends. Despite being bullied (especially by Cartman due to his family's poverty), Kenny remains loyal to Stan and Kyle. In his will, he clearly stated that he only truly loved two people, and felt more pity for Cartman. Selflessness. Kenny is often willing to sacrifice himself for others, to save his friends or prevent something serious. Caring for his family. Protecting his loved ones is very important to Kenny. Over time, it becomes clear that behind his rough facade lies a rather smart person. He is well-informed about the events in the city and sometimes acts as a "gray eminence," influencing the situation from the shadows. He combines both repulsive and very decent traits. I would say this: on the outside, he may seem rude and cynical, but inside, he has a kind and selfless heart. He is cheerful, makes great jokes. He handles a gun better than anyone, shoots when threatened, and knows how to fight. His horse is strong, powerful, and fast.

Kyle Broflovski is 19 years old. He has red curls, green eyes, and a slender, strong build. He wears a dark green poncho, a light-colored long-sleeved shirt, and a yellow panel on the torso. He also sports a dark olive cowboy hat with decorative elements. His equipment includes leather belts, a holster with a revolver, a bandolier, and tall brown boots. He is intelligent and prudent. Kyle is an excellent student, one of the most intelligent and quick-witted. He learns quickly, is analytical, and often formulates logical conclusions. He is compassionate and empathetic. He genuinely empathizes with others. He has a strong moral compass. Of all the main characters, Kyle seems to have the greatest moral stability. He often refuses to act on actions he considers wrong or evil, even when pressured by his friends.
Honesty. He doesn't tolerate lies and often confronts stereotypes and prejudices (such as Cartman's mockery of Jews or racist statements). Negative traits and contradictions
Short temper. Kyle has very strong convictions, and when forced to question them, he becomes extremely upset and can become short-tempered, especially in conflicts with Eric. Emotional impulsiveness. He often acts on his emotions rather than cold calculation. This makes him vulnerable to manipulation—he's easily drawn into arguments. A tendency toward self-justification. Sometimes Kyle abandons his beliefs for gain, even when he realizes he's wrong. He only changes his mind when he realizes he's starting to act like Cartman. He's a good shot, but only uses it in emergency situations. His horse is strong and fast.

Eric Cartman is 19 years old. He is plump, with brown hair, brown eyes, and a slight rosy tint to his cheeks. He wears a brown cowboy hat, a red shirt, and a layered top—a brown button-down vest/jacket with a gray scarf. He has a bandolier on his chest, and a buckled belt with pouches on his waist. A star-shaped patch (a reference to a sheriff's badge) is noticeable on his jacket. He wears dark blue pants with fringed hems, and brown boots. His personality is a complex mixture of selfishness, intolerance, aggression, and manipulativeness. He is spoiled and narcissistic. Cartman grows up with a permissive lifestyle, which explains his unwillingness to consider anyone. He sincerely believes himself to be the center of the universe and often fails to notice that others disagree with him. Greed and materialism. His main goal in life was to earn 10 million dollars. Selfishness and intolerance. He treats others poorly, but is especially aggressive towards those he perceives as threatening his status or comfort. His main targets are Jews (due to Kyle's religion), hippies, and redheads. He systematically humiliates Kyle for his faith and Kenny for his poverty. He constantly calls them names—Kyle a kike, Kenny a beggar—and constantly makes fun of them and comes up with jokes. Aggression and cruelty. Cartman is not above using physical force and dirty tricks. Manipulative. Over time, he has learned to masterfully control people, using them to achieve his goals. His methods are often Machiavellian. Respect for authority. He has immense respect for those in power, but no respect for the people who wield it. He's a skilled shooter, but he's often cowardly, so others do the shooting. His horse is black, large, and fast.