Stan Marsh
Stan Marsh represents a grounded observer: caring about friends, questioning a shaky plan and not needing to be the loudest person in the room. His profile balances concern for others with a skeptical outlook.
South Park Test: Which Character Are You?
Take this free South Park test to find your character match. Answer 12 everyday personality questions, see how your answers compare with six characters, and share your result with a friend. No South Park trivia knowledge needed.
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12 questions · 2–3 minutes · Free, no sign-up
Stan MarshKyle BroflovskiEric CartmanKenny McCormickButters StotchWendy Testaburger
Unofficial fan-made quiz. For entertainment only; not a psychological assessment. Not affiliated with South Park or its creators.
How does this test work?
Our 12 original questions explore care for others, assertiveness, skepticism and sociability. Three answers are averaged for each trait, then compared with our editorial profiles of six characters. A closer profile earns a higher match score. Equal top scores are shown together. There are no right answers or clinical claims.
Do I need an account?
No account or payment is needed. Your answers and progress are saved in this browser so you can return later; they are not uploaded by this test. Retake test replaces your saved answers. Clearing this site’s browser data removes them. Results and result cards are calculated on your device. Shared links contain character names, not your answers.
How to take this South Park personality test
- Choose how much you agree with each of the 12 statements. Answer for how you usually act, rather than trying to get a particular character. You can go back before finishing.
- Read your closest character match and the answers behind it. Your result includes strengths, possible pitfalls and everyday scenarios, along with a comparison of all six profiles.
- Download your result card or copy your result link. A friend can open the link, complete their own test and download a card showing both characters.
Which South Park characters can you match?
This character quiz compares six editorial profiles. The short descriptions below explain what each profile represents in this test; they are not complete accounts of the characters or judgments about you.
Kyle Broflovski
Kyle Broflovski represents a friend who cares about fairness and is willing to speak up. His profile combines concern for other people with the drive to question a decision that seems wrong.
Eric Cartman
Eric Cartman represents a forceful, attention-seeking style in this quiz: taking charge, stating preferences and protecting personal priorities. A match does not endorse the character’s cruelty or manipulative behavior.
Kenny McCormick
Kenny McCormick represents practical support and a willingness to join in. His profile gives more weight to action, adaptability and being there for friends than to questioning every detail of a plan.
Butters Stotch
Butters Stotch represents warmth, trust and a gentle approach to other people. His profile favors making others feel welcome over taking control, with a reminder that kindness can include setting limits.
Wendy Testaburger
Wendy Testaburger represents independent judgment and a readiness to challenge weak reasoning. Her profile combines assertiveness with skepticism, placing less emphasis on being the center of a social group.
South Park test questions and answers
Is this a personality test or a South Park trivia quiz?
It is a personality-style character quiz. You answer statements about everyday behavior, not questions about episodes, quotes or plot details. You can take it without knowing the show, and there are no correct or incorrect answers.
Is this an official or scientifically validated test?
No. This is an unofficial fan-made quiz for entertainment, with original questions and editorial character profiles. It is not affiliated with South Park or its creators and is not a psychological assessment or diagnosis.
What do the match percentages and tied results mean?
Percentages describe closeness to our character profiles, not the probability that you are a character. We average three answers for each of four traits, compare those averages with each profile, and round the resulting scores. Characters with the same highest displayed score appear together.
How do I compare my result with a friend?
Finish the test and copy your result link. Your friend opens it and takes their own test to see the comparison. If either result is tied, they can select a character from each result. The friend card uses those selections; the comparison uses character profiles, not your private answers.
Can I change answers or continue the test later?
Yes. Use Review answers after finishing to change any of the 12 choices and update your result. When browser storage is available, your answers and progress are saved on this browser. Return and choose Continue saved test, or choose Retake test to start fresh.