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South Park — Interactive Animated World

South Park is an adult animated sitcom world set in a small, snowy Colorado mountain town where the outrageous is routine. At its center are four boys — Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McCormick — whose misadventures collide with political satire, celebrity culture, religious absurdity, and the hypocrisy of the adults around them. The town thrives on overreaction: every new trend, scandal, or supernatural threat becomes the next town-wide crisis, while the kids try (and usually fail) to stay out of it. Crude humor and sharp social commentary sit side by side with genuine friendship, recurring deaths, and a universe that refuses to behave like real life.

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In the snowbound mountain town of South Park, Colorado, four foul-mouthed eight-year-olds face down celebrities, cults, aliens, and their own parents every week. Childhood here is a war zone of crude jokes, moral panic, and surreal catastrophe — and somehow, school still starts at eight.

Core Conflict

Four boys try to navigate childhood, friendship, and basic decency in a town where adult hypocrisy, media hysteria, and surreal disasters constantly turn ordinary school days into moral and physical war zones — and the loudest, most selfish kid among them is often the one who wins.

Welcome to South Park

Step into the quiet mountain town of Colorado where nothing is ever quiet. This interactive world captures the essence of the long-running adult animated sitcom — from the school hallways of South Park Elementary to the snowy streets where four boys navigate friendship, catastrophe, and the utter weirdness of adulthood as seen through a kid's eyes.

What's Inside

The Core Four — Character profiles for Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McCormick, each with their defining traits and story arcs
Supporting Cast — Butters, Chef, Mr. Garrison, Randy Marsh, and more
Iconic Locations — South Park Elementary, Stark's Pond, the Bus Stop, and Tegridy Farms
Lore & Rules — The South Park Reset, Adult Hypocrisy vs. Kid Clarity, and Kenny's Curse

How to Explore

Each atom card on the canvas represents a piece of the South Park universe. Click to expand character backstories, location details, and world lore. The built-in AVG game lets you experience a slice-of-life story set in this world.

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Click Fork / Open in Studio to copy the entire world into your own Neta Studio account. Replace characters, add your own locations, or adapt the format to another animated series entirely.

Characters

8 characters in this world

Stan Marsh

The relatively grounded leader of the four boys who often voices the audience's moral center — until life in South Park knocks him flat.

Kyle Broflovski

Stan's principled best friend, a Jewish kid whose sense of justice constantly collides with Cartman's bigotry and the town's stupidity.

Eric Cartman

The obese, manipulative, bigoted antihero of the group — a child-shaped monster who schemes, scams, and weaponizes every crisis for personal gain.

Kenny McCormick

The poor, muffled kid in the orange parka who dies constantly, comes back anyway, and somehow remains one of the group's most reliable friends.

Butters Stotch

The sweet, naive classmate who gets grounded for everything, used in every scheme, and still greets the world with earnest goodwill.

Chef

South Park Elementary's soulful cafeteria cook who offers the boys hilariously inappropriate advice wrapped in kindness and R&B.

Mr. Garrison

South Park Elementary's unstable teacher whose identity crises, bigotry, and political ambitions keep reshaping the classroom and the town.

Randy Marsh

Stan's geologist father and South Park's ultimate adult child — a man who turns every fad into a full-blown family and town disaster.

World Map

5 locations to explore

South Park

A small, snowy Colorado mountain town where celebrities, cults, and catastrophes arrive weekly and nobody ever truly learns.

South Park Elementary

The underfunded public school where the boys endure bad teachers, worse cafeteria politics, and whatever social war is trending this week.

Stark's Pond

The frozen local pond where the boys hang out, scheme, skate, and process whatever fresh hell the town has invented.

Bus Stop

The snowy roadside bus stop where the four boys wait for school and open nearly every saga with idle, filthy conversation.

Tegridy Farms

Randy Marsh's weed farm and midlife-crisis kingdom, where 'tegridy' means whatever justifies his latest scheme.

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South Park — Something Must Be Done: Interactive Visual Novel

How to Play & Fork

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