Kyle Broflovski

Kyle Broflovski is a fictional character from the American animated series South Park, he was created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone and first appeared as a prototype in a short film. animated called The Spirit of Christmas: Jesus vs. Frosty (1992). Later, he officially debuted in the episode Cartman Gets an Anal Probe (1997). Kyle is one of the main characters in the series, along with Stan Marsh, Kenny McCormick, and Eric Cartman. Co-creator Matt Stone has claimed that Kyle is based on him when he was younger.In fact, the last name Broflovski is based on his parents' last name (Broflovski).

Kyle commonly has extraordinary experiences that are not typical of conventional small-town life in his fictional town of South Park, Colorado. Kyle stands out as one of the few Jewish kids on the show, and because of this, he often feels like an outsider among the main cast of characters. The portrayal of him in this role is often treated satirically, and has garnered both praise and criticism from Jewish viewers.

Characterization

Description

Kyle is a 10-year-old boy and an elementary school student. He wears winter clothing, which consists of a green ushanka, an orange jacket with front pockets, dark green pants, and green gloves. He is almost never seen without his hat, but it can be seen that he has an afro-like hairstyle and red hair. He suffered from diabetes for a very short time until he received a kidney transplant from Eric Cartman, which was taken from him by tricking his other friends.

Kyle's most famous line is the yell "Sons of bitches!" (in the first dubbing of Mexico he said & # 34; mondrigos & # 34;) after Stan's phrase & # 34; Oh my God, they killed Kenny! & # 34;. Also in one episode he himself murders Kenny and says Oh my God, I killed Kenny! Son of a bitch! .which is similar to the classic "little devil" (in the second movie it also said "mondrigo") by Homer Simpson half a second before he strangled Bart. Another of his famous expressions is the traditional "Ready Ike?, kick the baby", preceded by Ike saying "Don't kick the baby" and Kyle responds by saying "kick the baby!" and kicking Ike sending him flying (literally).

Kyle first fell in love with a girl named Rebecca (connected to "phonetic monkey"). He was very affectionate with her, telling her things like "let her be herself". This opens Rebecca's mind, causing her to dress and act like she is often called "like a slut", even grabbing some guys and stealing a kiss from them. Rebecca does not appear in the series again after this episode. In another chapter, he falls in love with the substitute teacher, like the other boys, but she is sent to the sun by Wendy. Also, Chef tells the boys that the teacher is a lesbian. In the chapter "Cartman Finds Love", Kyle is interested in the new student Nichole Daniels, which was reciprocated. They never amounted to anything because Cartman was doing everything he could to get Nichole to date Token, even going so far as to lock them up together for a whole night at school and tell Nichole that he and Kyle are in a romantic relationship, which it makes her and other girls ask Kyle out shopping and stuff, and Kyle thinks all the girls have feelings for him. In the end, Kyle finds out the truth, invites Nichole to watch a basketball game, but Cartman interrupts and sings a parody of "I Swear", causing Nichole and Token to reconcile and Kyle get angry like never before. In season 19 episode 10, Kyle falls in love with Leslie whom he was protecting from the PC Principal. Later in season 21, Kyle briefly dates Eric's girlfriend at the time, Heidi Turner. They don't get too far, as Heidi returns to Cartman. Even though Kyle doesn't do very well with girls, it has been seen that he doesn't mind at all and that despite the multiple bad things Cartman has done to him and the countless fights they've had, they both have a relationship. unique to the point of having an attraction towards the other, since Kyle proves to be a smart and shrewd person or individual, defender of rights and a good friend and Cartman is the opposite.

Kyle is the smartest of the four leads but he's more naive than Stan. His closest friend in the group is Stan Marsh. Kyle and his adoptive younger brother, Ike Broflovski, are the only Jewish children in town, although in the first episode of the series a kippah-wearing boy appears, claiming that his father is a lawyer. Unlike his best friend Stan, Kyle is more cautious and tends to get less involved in dangerous situations. He sometimes shows higher moral values than the rest of his friends, he has an obsession with hygiene and a phobia of urine. As the only Jewish child (besides his younger brother), Kyle is frequently the target of Eric Cartman's insults, as the latter is anti-Semitic. However, Kyle seems to be unafraid of going up against Cartman and has repeatedly attacked him. When Cartman and Kyle argue, Kyle is usually the winner of the argument, although there have been exceptions. Despite his apparent hatred of Cartman, Kyle still considers him a friend in a way. In fact, it's Kyle's idealistic optimism that proves there's a good side to everyone, even Cartman. He coincidentally is the first to discover Cartman's plans to trick people or make money although no one sees it that way and it brings him various social problems. Kyle has saved the city and his friends many times with Stan, usually one or both of them say a thought at the end of the episode, but adults rarely take this seriously.

Family

His mother, Sheila, is very overprotective and exaggerates all problems whenever her son is "threatened" for them. She instigated a war between the United States and Canada in the film South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut because of her outrage at the extremely scatological film by Canadians Terrance and Phillip.

His younger brother Ike is Canadian, when he realized this, Kyle didn't accept it, but later came to appreciate it. His father, Gerald, is a lawyer, although in one chapter he wanted to be a dolphin. Kyle claims that despite his father's profession, his family is not as wealthy as the family of Token Black, whose father is also a lawyer.