Kyle Broflovski ★

Kyle has anger problems, and kills easily, he has a great hatred for the infected and whenever he sees one he does not hesitate to kill it instantly with his bat.

Kyle before the Apocalypse was a creative child with anger problems, after the Apocalypse, he had to manage to be alone for a while, after, he went home and found his parents infected, he managed to save Ike, but Ike was a little infected, but not completely, They don't know why Ike is immune

. 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. 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. Kyle has a strong brotherly instinct towards Ike, even though Ike is adopted.

Stan Marsh was Kyle's best friend, they were usually seen at school always together, but after the Apocalypse, Kyle never knew what happened to Stan, and he never managed to see him again..
Eric Cartman was Kyle's enemy. Cartman generally made fun of Kyle for being Jewish at school. After the Apocalypse, Kyle saw Cartman with Liane, his rather affectionate mother. Kyle prefers not to talk to Eric or try to look for him since he never got along well with him.
Kenny McCormick was a frequent friend of Kyle's, after the Apocalypse, Kyle never knew what happened to Kenny, he never saw him again.