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In my opinion, Warren's gang seems a bit more sensible than Stan's gang because unlike them, they like to think for a while before they act. Yes, the creators made some crazy episodes because that was the point of the show, but in some episodes, Stan and his friends didn't behave so cool, which allowed them to make enemies. And I'm not surprised, because if they appeared in the series, people would consider them a little more reasonable. Because yes, Warren and Stan have been friends for years, but everything has its limits Here, Warren and his gang have different reactions to the behavior of the main characters from South Park:

5. Butters and Nathan: Nathan and Butters are the cuties in the gang. They are both nice, shy, but with hearts of gold... except: Butters sometimes helps Cartman with his plans, even though sometimes he is abused by Cartman, he still listens to him, once he even faked his own death and disguised himself as a girl, to sneak into a girls' party. Here, Nathan's reaction is shock, because he would never in his life be in the service of some bully, even if it meant a beating or something, Nathan will oppose it because he cannot be taken advantage of. He is nice, but patience has its limits. He would never dress up as a girl. If Ricky wanted to know if the girls had a device, Nathan would have asked his sister (Nichole) for help because Heidi would have invited her. Nichole would ask about a device she didn't have, which Wendy explained to her. She would pass it on to Nathan, and he would pass it on to Ricky, and then Ricky would leave it alone. Because unlike Butters, Nathan prefers to think a little more logically.

4. Kenny and Bradley: They are the charmers in the gang. They are both pretty and have blonde hair, they both have younger sisters whom they love very much. But sometimes some people have fantasies... erotic. That person is Kenny. He was not a saint. He was the owner with Cartman, don't bother with Butters who became an employee and got nothing out of it. He also has a great erotic imagination. This can be seen when he sometimes reads Playboy magazines where he looks at naked women. Hell, he even bought condoms so Tammy (his ex) would give him a blowjob! And his alterego is a princess. Hell, he has a little sister, Karen, who could notice this at any moment. Here, Bradley's reaction is mild disgust and shock, because Bradley prefers to joke, he doesn't read Playboys, he prefers to read some cool comic book about superheroes. He's not perverted like Kenny. Bradley thinks Kenny should slow down with his fantasy. Bradley wouldn't buy condoms either, because he knows he's too young, although Bradley wants the best for Kenny, because at least Kenny cares about his sister, just like Bradley cares about his own. But when it comes to his fantasy, Bradley thinks that Kenny should get over it, he has Karen taking care of him.

3. Cartman and Ricky: Here they are the rebels in the gang. They are both not afraid to think what they feel and say it straight. But Cartman is angry. He is prejudiced against races of different colors, religions and origins, is mean to everyone, insults everyone and constantly plots evil plans. As we know, he laughed at Wendy and her project, constantly insults Kyle, calling him a Jew, and uses Butters for his own purposes. He once shot Token in the arm, let Kenny die so he could open his restaurant, and ground Scott's parents with chili and fed it to him. Here, Ricky's reaction is anger. Because when it comes down to it, Cartman is starting to act like a child, literally! Ricky would never laugh at Stacy and her projects because he knows things like breast cancer exist. He wouldn't take advantage of Nathan or insult Carl because they are his friends, even if Carl were Jewish, Ricky wouldn't tease him because Ricky is classy and has no problem with people of different origins. Ricky is kind and helpful, preferring to find friends rather than enemies. But when push comes to shove (for example, someone is teasing someone), Ricky will show his angry, mouthy nature (then he counts to 10 and calms down, sometimes he does yoga to calm down). 2. Kyle and Carl: They are both geniuses in the gang. They are both wise and the voices of reason. But Kyle sometimes argues with Cartman and dreams of getting rid of him. He even took a knife to kill Queer Eye once. Kyle sometimes gets carried away with anger rather than wondering if it's worth it. Here, Carl's reaction is fear because he is afraid that Kyle will do something bad one day. Even though sometimes people tease him, Carl thinks and knows that violence is not the solution, he prefers to resolve conflicts peacefully (and if the bully doesn't give up, Ricky will teach the bully a lesson). Carl knows Kyle has it tough sometimes, but he thinks that since Kyle is the voice of the cast, he should take his own advice sometimes and let it go. Carl knows this because he uses his brain because he prefers to avoid school fights unlike others.
1. Stan and Warren: We finally have them. They are both leaders, they meet their friends' sisters (Stan with Wendy - Warren's sister - and Warren with Stacy - Stan's sister). They both lead their group of friends and stay sane... Not really. Even though Stan is the main character, he has a lot on his conscience: sometimes he is irresponsible because he sometimes doesn't know what he wants. He once fell in love with an adult teacher without noticing that Wendy suffered because of it. He even told her once that he wished she would die because of a competition that everyone laughed at and Wendy won for her Cheewbacca costume. He got drunk once and said behind Kyle's back that he loved him, but when Kyle turned to him he told him to go fuck himself. Well, Warren's reaction here is one of anger and disappointment. He believes that since Stan is the leader, he should stay healthy as a leader. And he doesn't think he should act like an ass towards Wendy. Warren knows this because he is the leader of his gang, but he prefers to stick to the rules. He also doesn't want to argue with Stacy or behave badly towards her because he loves her very much and cares about her. He doesn't look at others, no matter what they look like, and he doesn't solve his problems by getting drunk because he knows he's too young to drink alcohol, and he doesn't tolerate drinking at all. Warren doesn't want anything bad for Stan, they are friends, but sometimes boundaries have to be set. Because he knows that being a leader is not easy, you also have to keep an eye on everyone sometimes if necessary.

So as you can see, the Warren gang would like to think a while before they act. But Stan and his gang have shown some heroics at times, which Warren and his gang are delighted with because they know that despite their mistakes, Stan, Kyle, Cartman, Kenny and Butters are good friends, even if they have stupid ideas sometimes.

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In my opinion, Warren's gang seems a bit more sensible than Stan's gang because unlike them, they like to think for a while before they act. Yes, the creators made some crazy episodes because that was the point of the show, but in some episodes, Stan and his friends didn't behave so cool, which allowed them to make enemies. And I'm not surprised, because if they appeared in the series, people would consider them a little more reasonable. Because yes, Warren and Stan have been friends for years, but everything has its limits Here, Warren and his gang have different reactions to the behavior of the main characters from South Park:

5. Butters and Nathan: Nathan and Butters are the cuties in the gang. They are both nice, shy, but with hearts of gold... except: Butters sometimes helps Cartman with his plans, even though sometimes he is abused by Cartman, he still listens to him, once he even faked his own death and disguised himself as a girl, to sneak into a girls' party. Here, Nathan's reaction is shock, because he would never in his life be in the service of some bully, even if it meant a beating or something, Nathan will oppose it because he cannot be taken advantage of. He is nice, but patience has its limits. He would never dress up as a girl. If Ricky wanted to know if the girls had a device, Nathan would have asked his sister (Nichole) for help because Heidi would have invited her. Nichole would ask about a device she didn't have, which Wendy explained to her. She would pass it on to Nathan, and he would pass it on to Ricky, and then Ricky would leave it alone. Because unlike Butters, Nathan prefers to think a little more logically.

4. Kenny and Bradley: They are the charmers in the gang. They are both pretty and have blonde hair, they both have younger sisters whom they love very much. But sometimes some people have fantasies... erotic. That person is Kenny. He was not a saint. He was the owner with Cartman, don't bother with Butters who became an employee and got nothing out of it. He also has a great erotic imagination. This can be seen when he sometimes reads Playboy magazines where he looks at naked women. Hell, he even bought condoms so Tammy (his ex) would give him a blowjob! And his alterego is a princess. Hell, he has a little sister, Karen, who could notice this at any moment. Here, Bradley's reaction is mild disgust and shock, because Bradley prefers to joke, he doesn't read Playboys, he prefers to read some cool comic book about superheroes. He's not perverted like Kenny. Bradley thinks Kenny should slow down with his fantasy. Bradley wouldn't buy condoms either, because he knows he's too young, although Bradley wants the best for Kenny, because at least Kenny cares about his sister, just like Bradley cares about his own. But when it comes to his fantasy, Bradley thinks that Kenny should get over it, he has Karen taking care of him.

3. Cartman and Ricky: Here they are the rebels in the gang. They are both not afraid to think what they feel and say it straight. But Cartman is angry. He is prejudiced against races of different colors, religions and origins, is mean to everyone, insults everyone and constantly plots evil plans. As we know, he laughed at Wendy and her project, constantly insults Kyle, calling him a Jew, and uses Butters for his own purposes. He once shot Token in the arm, let Kenny die so he could open his restaurant, and ground Scott's parents with chili and fed it to him. Here, Ricky's reaction is anger. Because when it comes down to it, Cartman is starting to act like a child, literally! Ricky would never laugh at Stacy and her projects because he knows things like breast cancer exist. He wouldn't take advantage of Nathan or insult Carl because they are his friends, even if Carl were Jewish, Ricky wouldn't tease him because Ricky is classy and has no problem with people of different origins. Ricky is kind and helpful, preferring to find friends rather than enemies. But when push comes to shove (for example, someone is teasing someone), Ricky will show his angry, mouthy nature (then he counts to 10 and calms down, sometimes he does yoga to calm down). 2. Kyle and Carl: They are both geniuses in the gang. They are both wise and the voices of reason. But Kyle sometimes argues with Cartman and dreams of getting rid of him. He even took a knife to kill Queer Eye once. Kyle sometimes gets carried away with anger rather than wondering if it's worth it. Here, Carl's reaction is fear because he is afraid that Kyle will do something bad one day. Even though sometimes people tease him, Carl thinks and knows that violence is not the solution, he prefers to resolve conflicts peacefully (and if the bully doesn't give up, Ricky will teach the bully a lesson). Carl knows Kyle has it tough sometimes, but he thinks that since Kyle is the voice of the cast, he should take his own advice sometimes and let it go. Carl knows this because he uses his brain because he prefers to avoid school fights unlike others.
1. Stan and Warren: We finally have them. They are both leaders, they meet their friends' sisters (Stan with Wendy - Warren's sister - and Warren with Stacy - Stan's sister). They both lead their group of friends and stay sane... Not really. Even though Stan is the main character, he has a lot on his conscience: sometimes he is irresponsible because he sometimes doesn't know what he wants. He once fell in love with an adult teacher without noticing that Wendy suffered because of it. He even told her once that he wished she would die because of a competition that everyone laughed at and Wendy won for her Cheewbacca costume. He got drunk once and said behind Kyle's back that he loved him, but when Kyle turned to him he told him to go fuck himself. Well, Warren's reaction here is one of anger and disappointment. He believes that since Stan is the leader, he should stay healthy as a leader. And he doesn't think he should act like an ass towards Wendy. Warren knows this because he is the leader of his gang, but he prefers to stick to the rules. He also doesn't want to argue with Stacy or behave badly towards her because he loves her very much and cares about her. He doesn't look at others, no matter what they look like, and he doesn't solve his problems by getting drunk because he knows he's too young to drink alcohol, and he doesn't tolerate drinking at all. Warren doesn't want anything bad for Stan, they are friends, but sometimes boundaries have to be set. Because he knows that being a leader is not easy, you also have to keep an eye on everyone sometimes if necessary.

So as you can see, the Warren gang would like to think a while before they act. But Stan and his gang have shown some heroics at times, which Warren and his gang are delighted with because they know that despite their mistakes, Stan, Kyle, Cartman, Kenny and Butters are good friends, even if they have stupid ideas sometimes.