Abilities: Kenny can speak Japanese, Romanian, and a small bit of Spanish, knows a good amount about ladies and sex which is totally an ability for a kid of 10, is rather nimble and appears to know parkour to some degree (as seen when he plays as Mysterion), can do origami, knows how to use a wide range of weaponry, including shotguns, sniper rifles, grenades, throwing stars, spears, and small single handed guns, and being really super cute to the point of being able to manipulate people- but only when he's playing as his character Princess Kenny (Anime Princess Kenny after he's given a magical anime pendant in the episode A Song of Ass and Fire). Also while wearing this pendant, it's shown to instantly revive him after dying while he's using it as Princess Kenny. So I suppose after his Magical girl transformation.
Kenny also has a more mystical ability- the one where he can't die. And not only can't die, but a majority of the time when he does, no one remembers him ever dying at all the next day.
There are some issues with this ability that come down to the creators not having flushed out this much of his character yet in the earlier seasons, but it's been expanded upon in recent seasons.
How this ability works is no matter when he dies, he will always be reborn again by his mother. The baby will grow to whatever age Kenny was when he died in the span of a single night. It hasn't been explained exactly how this works yet, except for that his mother and father at some point went to a Lovecraft based cult, and it's believed that ever since then this has been happening to their son, Kenny. He still feels pain from dying, but seems to have a higher tolerance to it from it- well, happening so much. As said earlier, he doesn't even flinch when he himself goes to shoot himself to prove a point in an episode where he plays as his hero persona, Mysterion.
In this game, how this ability will work will be a bit odd and annoying for Kenny, but hopefully it'll be aight- Every time he dies he'll be reborn in his own world from his mother like usual, but he'll keep being pulled back into Ruby City- as if he's linked to the game. This means he'll have to take the train in every time he dies, he'll be quite familiar with it. I plan on playing out his deaths as they do in canon, most of the time they'll be for humours sake, but sometimes they'll be more dramatic. Him dying is a rather important part of his character though, so whatever I can to do make this go as smooth as possible. But man, if I want him to die from eating too many antacid tablets and then drinking water after and exploding because it's friggen ridiculous? I'd love to do it. (Season 4- Episode 7: Chef Goes Nanners)
[CANON] Kenny McCormick || South Park || Reserve || Abilities
Kenny also has a more mystical ability- the one where he can't die. And not only can't die, but a majority of the time when he does, no one remembers him ever dying at all the next day.
There are some issues with this ability that come down to the creators not having flushed out this much of his character yet in the earlier seasons, but it's been expanded upon in recent seasons.
How this ability works is no matter when he dies, he will always be reborn again by his mother. The baby will grow to whatever age Kenny was when he died in the span of a single night. It hasn't been explained exactly how this works yet, except for that his mother and father at some point went to a Lovecraft based cult, and it's believed that ever since then this has been happening to their son, Kenny. He still feels pain from dying, but seems to have a higher tolerance to it from it- well, happening so much. As said earlier, he doesn't even flinch when he himself goes to shoot himself to prove a point in an episode where he plays as his hero persona, Mysterion.
In this game, how this ability will work will be a bit odd and annoying for Kenny, but hopefully it'll be aight- Every time he dies he'll be reborn in his own world from his mother like usual, but he'll keep being pulled back into Ruby City- as if he's linked to the game. This means he'll have to take the train in every time he dies, he'll be quite familiar with it. I plan on playing out his deaths as they do in canon, most of the time they'll be for humours sake, but sometimes they'll be more dramatic. Him dying is a rather important part of his character though, so whatever I can to do make this go as smooth as possible. But man, if I want him to die from eating too many antacid tablets and then drinking water after and exploding because it's friggen ridiculous? I'd love to do it. (Season 4- Episode 7: Chef Goes Nanners)