10 Most Evil South Park Villains

Possibly the only character in the entirety of fiction who defies both the laws of maths and nature. ManBearPig as the name implies is half man, half bear, and half pig, somehow. First starting life as a fantastical, allegorical Al Gore-inspired nod to climate change and global warming, the aforementioned ManBearPig would become something even more punishingly destructive in latter seasons.

We first hear of the illusive animal-human hybrid in an episode appropriately named “ManBearPig” from former Vice President Al Gore. At first, it seems like the typical satire that we know from South Park. Until he appears in the “imaginationland” trilogy, which sees him wreaking havoc all over the pentagon - which was visceral enough - until he became something more than a phantasm.

No less than twelve seasons after the first mention of this demon the ManBearPig eventually walks alongside man, or more accurately, tries to extinguish it. Upon learning that his presence is attributed to the denizens of South Park’s retirement homes after they essentially made a deal with the devil generations ago, ManBearPig spirals completely out of control.

Trying to reclaim his part of the bargain, he returns to the quiet mountain town to collect what they owed him and inevitably goes on a rampaging massacre, butchering even Satan with little to no effort as the original devil finally gets his red dead redemption.