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- For the eponymous episode in Flavour Iv, see "Pip".
Philip "Pip" Pirrip [2] was an often mistreated, awkward English language orphaned exchange educatee, who was heavily based on the protagonist with the same proper name from the Charles Dickens novel Great Expectations. He was voiced past Matt Stone. He was a major grapheme in the early seasons, but was written out of the show and ultimately in "201", he was crushed to decease by Mecha-Streisand, while trying to convince her to leave South Park alone.
Background

Pip in "South Park is Gay!"
Pip told the others in "Summer Sucks" that his parents were expressionless. However, in the previous season, during the episode "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo", he was seen caroling along with an adopted British-looking family unit in America. It is assumed past fans that this family adopted him, or were instead some of his other shut relatives. It could be possible he has parents in "2 Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" considering at an adult party, he is sent down to the basement with a few other children: Stan, Butters, and Dougie, whose parents had nowhere to take their children, and information technology was assumed that it is the same state of affairs for Pip. However, he may have been in that location with the foster family unit mentioned above.
Before coming to South Park, he attended Stratfordshire Master in Stratford, England (though in the episode "Pip", it was shown that he was briefly educated in London), and excelled in archery.
Role
During the showtime three seasons, Pip was a very prominent character and usually served equally the "tortured guinea sus scrofa" of the kids, existence bullied mercilessly. However, his role diminished dramatically afterward Butters' introduction, every bit Butters claimed more and more of the parts for his ain grapheme. After his own episode during the 4th flavour, Pip was rarely seen after, usually in class or playing with other boys, implying that since his character-turn down, he had gained more acceptance in schoolhouse. He made one last speaking appearance in "Professor Chaos", existence among the final six of the boys' potential friends. Ironically, the last lines they speak to him are "Pip, become the fudge out!"
In some episodes, such as "Follow That Egg!", Pip was missing entirely, and he disappeared permanently midway through "D-Yikes!", his seat being empty for the remainder of the episode. No mention or reason for his disappearance was shown, although it may accept had something to do with the brief war between America and United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland in "The Snuke". He did non appear on the ranked list of boys in "The List", although nor did Beak Allen, Terrance Mephesto, Fosse McDonald, or DogPoo Petuski.
His removal from the prove is likely due to Matt and Trey mentioning during the commentary for "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" that they consider Butters "a better graphic symbol" and Pip's final appearances coincide with Butters' growth, and in improver, Pip's role as "tortured guinea hog" was very like to what Butters has assumed. Although their opinions can exist contradicted considering the ways of "torture" of which the two were dealt with are very different. Pip received lots of physical and verbal abuse, as opposed to Butters who was not so much as abused but manipulated and cruelly taken advantage of. And on occasion, Butters is accepted into the boys' group, whereas Pip was outcasted. However, even Butters' part has been surmised slightly, with Scott Malkinson later being considered the to the lowest degree popular child in school, although Butters remains a major graphic symbol while Scott has only fabricated a few meaning appearances.
Criminal Record
- Murder by Proxy: In "Pip", about the end of the episode, Pip unhooks Estella from the Genesis Machine, resulting in the expiry of Miss Havisham. However, this could be seen as a example of "Justifiable Homicide" as Ms. Havisham was technically murdering Estella and unhooking her from the car was the only style to salve Estella's life.
- Assault: In "Conjoined Fetus Lady", Pip hits Kyle in the face with a brawl afterward being provoked by him, resulting in him breaking Kyle's nose. Also, in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Lodge", Pip fights with Tweek and Stan while engaging in a jealousy-filled ape-similar state with the balance of the boys.
Death

Pip is crushed to death past Mecha-Streisand
Pip finally made a brief reappearance in "201", his second speaking appearance in viii years, where he politely asked Mecha-Streisand to end destroying the town (coming back while other townspeople ran away), merely she merely moved forward and stepped on him as he ran, leaving his bloodied remains behind. His death was not addressed by the other characters. When asked if he was actually expressionless, the South Park Studios FAQ replied, "He looked pretty dead to me." However, when asked if he had died for proficient in another question, information technology was replied, "it's too early to tell at present, simply we'll just accept to see about Pip."
Appearance
Pip wears an quondam-fashioned, brown gatsby cap (nowadays known equally a 'newsboy' cap), a brownish bow-tie, an old-fashioned red smoking jacket, a white shirt, and blueish shorts and violet genu loftier socks. He has blond pilus. His head is shaped subtly differently from the other children in that his jaw section is more angular than the other children's, and his body is slightly smaller. However, he is occasionally seen with a more "normal" advent. After his titular episode, Pip was cleaned upwardly slightly, with a fringe of pilus sticking out under his cap on the top left.
- To run across images of Pip Pirrip, visit Pip Pirrip/Gallery.
Personality
Pip was generally portrayed as a sweet, caring, kind, cheerful, laid-back character, who may exist constantly knocked downwardly, but e'er got correct back up over again. The only time he ever seemed to act confronting this description is in "Conjoined Fetus Lady", where the the boys continually chosen him "French", despite the fact that he hated French people. Whenever they insulted him in this manner, Pip would pick up the contrivance brawl and throw it at whoever was maxim it, at times with inhuman strength and precision, including taking out an entire steroid-juiced Chinese contrivance ball team with a single throw. He would normally apologize a moment later on and revert to his old self.
Pip was not more often than not foul-mouthed, but he had uttered a few swear words in "Pip", where he used the discussion "bitch", and too briefly in "Cartman's Silly Hate Criminal offence 2000" - both times saying "arse". He was also seen singing "Uncle Fucka" with his classmates. Pip was very friendly with the other students at South Park Elementary, but they did not return the favor.
Interactions
The Boys
In the start three seasons, the main boys taunted him, maxim nasty things most him and performing horrible activities with him - in "Hooked on Monkey Fonics" Stan makes him request that they hitting him, claiming he would not practice and then, just to practice so anyway, per example. Even so, in "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Order", in one scene Pip and Cartman are shown seeming to get along while a agglomeration of other kids are talking beside.
Damien Thorn
In the Flavour One episode, "Damien", he briefly befriended Damien Thorn, though this friendship also seemed to be one-sided. This became even more apparent when, at Cartman's birthday party, Damien and Pip crashed at the party, and Damien then set Pip on fire so that he would gain popularity amidst the other kids. Pip was never seen with Damien again after that.
In the Flavour Four episode, "Pip", a spoof of the novel: Dandy Expectations, Pip befriended a boy named "Pocket" (a character based on Herbert Pocket, from the original novel) who later on died of Hepatitis B.
Estella Havisham
Pip likewise had a romance with Estella Havisham (another character reference), though this relationship was besides one-sided until the end of the episode. Considering the current events of the show, it is assumed this relationship is over.
Butters Stotch and Dougie
Pip seemed to accept been friends with Butters and Dougie, as they were seen playing together and getting along very well in the Season Three episode, "Ii Guys Naked in a Hot Tub". However, Butters can be seen punching Pip in "Weight Gain 4000".
Other Children
Pip can be seen talking to Timmy, Jimmy, and Kevin Stoley in "South Park is Gay!".
Lizzy
Pip was seen at the school dance with Lizzy in "Hooked on Monkey Fonics" and they did not seem to mind each other's presence.
Chef
Despite existence dainty to the school children, Chef does not seem to care for Pip. In "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Gunkhole Ride", when the kids are about to play football, Pip is the but one on the squad without a helmet. Chef tells him that the schoolhouse cannot afford helmets for everybody, and then he advises him to just cope with it. Acknowledging this, Pip politely tries negotiating with him to rotate who does non get to wear a helmet each week, but Chef declines his request. Expressing no concern for his well-being, Chef advises him to acquit through information technology and "get his ass" in the football field.
Despite his distaste for Pip, Chef showed a lot of appreciation for him after he saw how good he was at dodgeball in "Conjoined Fetus Lady" and encouraged him to keep upwards the good work in order to make the South Park Cows team world champions. This did not final long, as once Pip knocks out the final team of players, Chef realizes that his obsession with dodgeball went too far and thus feels regretful for forcing the children into it. As a result, he does not carp congratulating Pip subsequently he cheerfully exclaims that he won the game. He instead tells him to shut up as he walks out and goes home with the children.
Quotes
- Pip: "Oh good twenty-four hour period Damien, my name is Philip, but everyone calls me Pip because they detest me."
Damien: "Then I volition call you Pip."
Pip: "Righto." from "Damien". - Pip: "Not so fast you lot ugly ancient bitch!" from "Pip".
- Pip: "Cheerio! My proper name is Pip. I would like to see if yous wouldn't heed not smashing our little boondocks into bits" "Ahhhhh!" from "201"
Video Games
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Pip's cursory reappearance.
In the video game, South Park Permit's Get Tower Defense Play! Pip reappeared for the first time since beingness written out of the show. When the level "South Park Docks" is complete, the Japanese Video Game Voice announces "You have unlocked... Pip", Pip greets the boys, who immediately react with groans of anger. Pip begins to explain he knows who is behind the game'due south events but the kids quiet him insisting they were not hanging out with him and tell him to get away, proclaiming "It'll be a cold twenty-four hours in hell before nosotros need help from Europeans." According to his character biography, his special ability is "French rage", but his secret power involves him singing "The Merrie Melody of Stratford" and so running - anything he touches will take harm or die. Aside from his special ability, Pip plays identically to Kenny McCormick, Craig Tucker, and Professor Anarchy, dealing a lot of harm with snowballs and having slap-up range but being extremely slow.
South Park: The Stick of Truth
Pip'due south moving picture is seen on the "Hall of Honor" along with deceased faculty members (excluding Mr. Mackey and Ms. Claridge who were featured, but not deceased) and Gordon Stoltski.
Prominence

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- "The Unaired Pilot" - Pip hits his head and is later seen neglected in the nurse's office.
- "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe" - Pip is set on fire past Cartman's flaming fart.
- "Weight Gain 4000" - Seen beaten up by Butters Stotch.
- "Big Gay Al's Big Gay Boat Ride" - Pip is the merely football game player without a helmet, despite his constant pleas to Chef. He fills in for Stan during the homecoming game and is beaten up by the Eye Park team.
- "An Elephant Makes Love to a Sus scrofa" - The boys make fun of him in the dejeuner room in a scene recycled from the pilot.
- "Pinkeye" - Pip is i of the many South Park residents that turn into zombies.
- "Starvin' Marvin" - (Speaking Function) Seen in class.
- "Damien" - Pip befriends Damien and is assault burn by Damien at Cartman's party to entertain everyone.
- "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo" - Appears visiting a mall Santa and later singing Christmas carols with his presumed adoptive family.
- "Mecha-Streisand" - Cartman Roshambo's him for an arrowhead he found just gives information technology back to him.
- "Chickenlover" - Seen standing outside of the bookmobile with the balance of the class, in the classroom, and at the petting zoo.
- "Ike's Wee Wee" - Pip is the first in course who smells marijuana.
- "Conjoined Fetus Lady" - Pip becomes the star actor of the school dodgeball team, and single-handedly wins the world championship. The get-go time he gets angry.

Pip's possible adoptive family
- "Summer Sucks" - He tells Mr. Garrison that he cannot go domicile considering his parents are dead, later appears in the schoolhouse band. He later appears with the same family he was seen with in "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo".
- "Gnomes" - Pip is in a group with Wendy, Bebe, Tolkien, and Clyde.
- "Clubhouses" - Briefly seen on the schoolhouse playground.
- "Merry Christmas Charlie Manson!" - Briefly seen in the mall without his hat chirapsia upwards the police with the other kids.
- "Rainforest Shmainforest" - Pip yawns when Mrs. Stevens explains why information technology is necessary to save the rainforest.
- "Jakovasaurs" - Jakov's and Jun-Jun's offspring jump on Pip'due south desk.
- "Sexual Harassment Panda" - Pip sues Cartman for i.6 million dollars for Cartman telling him to "suck his balls".
- "Ii Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" - Pip spends the nighttime at a meteor shower party with Butters, Dougie, and Stan. He is revealed to exist an archery esquire at Stratfordshire Primary.
- "Chinpokomon" - Seen at Chinpokomon campsite.
- "Hooked on Monkey Fonics" - Stan plays a game with him in which Pip is repeatedly hit. He is subsequently seen dancing at the disco, and is kissed by Rebecca Cotswolds, which catches him off-guard.
- "Mr. Hankey's Christmas Classics" - Seen in class.
- "World Wide Recorder Concert" - Seen in course.
- "Cartman'south Silly Hate Crime 2000" - Cartman knocks him out with a rock when Pip remarks what a fat ass he has, then asks if British people count equally an ethnic minority.
- "Pip" - Pip is the main graphic symbol in the retelling of Charles Dickens' novel, Slap-up Expectations.
- "Practise the Handicapped Go to Hell?" - Pip is one of the students in the Sunday-school course.
- "The Wacky Molestation Adventure" - Pip is one of the kids that attacks the kindergarteners after they cross the white line.
- "Scott Tenorman Must Dice" - Seen at Cartman'due south meeting.
- "Proper Condom Use" - Pip is function of the boys' regular army well-nigh the cease of the episode. He has a black mohawk.
- "Hither Comes the Neighborhood" - Seen at the cease of the episode with the other kids when Stan asks Tolkien to play football.
- "Butters' Very Own Episode" - Pip can be seen in different Butters-related snippets, most notably those from "Two Guys Naked in a Hot Tub."
- "Fun with Veal" - He can be seen at the back while on the field trip.
- "Professor Chaos" - Pip is 1 of the potential replacement friends. He is eliminated after asking for tea and crumpets at a baseball game. This was his terminal speaking appearance until the fourteenth flavor.
- "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society" - Pip holds Cellotape for the "Bebe For Class President" affiche and is seen regularly as one of the 'ape-men'.
- "The Render of the Fellowship of the Ring to the Two Towers" Pip plays an elf from Lord Of The Rings, though he does not speak.
- "Toilet Paper" - Seen molding clay with Tweek and Blood-red in fine art class.
- "I'm a Little Chip Country" - Pip is in a group with Craig, Tweek, Bradley, and Francis.
- "Lil' Crime Stoppers" - Seen in the background of Mr. Garrison'south class.
- "South Park is Gay!" - Pip is seen as i of the metrosexuals at school, though he does non speak.
- "Grey Dawn" - Seen in class.
- "Butt Out" - Seen running out of the school.
- "Raisins" - Briefly seen on the playground and in the locker room at schoolhouse.
- "AWESOM-O" (cameo)
- "The Jeffersons" - Seen at the Jefferson'south house jumping on the trampoline.
- "Douche and Turd" - Pip is seen voting for Turd Sandwich.
- "Woodland Critter Christmas" - Seen in the groundwork of Mr. Garrison'southward grade.
- "Wing" - Seen in the background of Mr. Garrison'southward course.
- "Best Friends Forever" - Seen in the background of Mr. Garrison's class, looking along with other classmates on Kenny playing his new PSP.
- "Erection 24-hour interval" - Seen in the background of Mr. Garrison's class, and briefly (merely not easily) seen in the audition in Jimmy'southward nightmare.
- "Marjorine" - Seen in Mr. Garrison's course.
- "ManBearPig" - Seen in the schoolhouse gymnasium.
- "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" - Pip, along with Timmy, Bill and Terrance are seen in the audience when Mr. Mackey is giving his speech, though he does not speak.
- "Go God Become" - Seen in the background of Mr. Garrison's class.
- "Cartman Sucks" - Seen in the groundwork of Mr. Garrison's class when Cartman shows the photo to the shock of everyone.
- "The Snuke" - Seen in the groundwork of Mr. Garrison's grade.
- "D-Yikes!" - Penultimate appearance, disappears midway through the episode.
- "201" - His concluding appearance. He confronts Mecha-Streisand, who steps on him, burdensome and killing him.
- "Dead Kids" - His picture, along with other deceased characters from the schoolhouse is shown briefly.
Trivia
- According to the DVD commentary of "Damien", it was planned that Pip would die in the same episode, merely considering back then he was needed for oversupply scenes, this does not happen, until the episode "201", past which fourth dimension the character has been removed even as a groundwork character for 3 seasons.

Pip's skull in the South Park: The Stick of Truth files
- Although disliked in the evidence, Pip has been very popular with many fans since the series began.
- Outside of the testify, Pip is featured in 3 South Park video games, South Park, South Park Rally, and South Park Let's Become Tower Defence force Play!, equally an unlockable character in each.
- Pip is probable left-handed.
- Two characters resembling Pip tin be seen in Due south Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut during the Dutch poetry of Kyle's Mom'southward a Bitch.
- Matt and Trey compare Pip's function in the series to Butters Stotch's, proclaiming in the audio mini-commentary for "2 Guys Naked in a Hot Tub" that Butters is "a ameliorate graphic symbol than Pip."
- Before an episode featuring his death, Pip has had a speaking role in 15 episodes.
- His last proper name "Pirrip" can be spelled sometimes every bit "Pirrup".
- Pip'southward skull tin can be plant in the gfx files of South Park: The Stick of Truth, information technology is unknown what this would be used for (or make sense since his skull was crushed by the step of Mecha-Streisand) in the game besides being a weapon.
- Pip probably went missing from the show due to the war between the Americans and the English in "The Snuke", which would logically explain his absence.
- Pip was i of many residents of Southward Park who attended the September 2022 Week three NFL Broncos vs. Buccaneers game.[3]
References
- ↑ ""S Park" Large Gay Al's Large Gay Boat Ride (Television set episode 1997)". IMDb.com.
- ↑ Pip in "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig" and the Pilot: "Well, my father's family name existence Pirrip and my Christian proper noun Phillip..."
- ↑ "@SouthPark on Twitter.".
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