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" Tweek x Craig " is the tweak gay episode of the nineteenth season and the rd overall episode of the animated television series South Park, written and directed by series co-creator Trey Parker. The episode premiered on Comedy Central on October 28, The tweak gay parodies the slash fiction genre of yaoi art and the acceptance of the gay community, while continuing its season-long lampoon. Look at it this way, if they weren't gay why are they constantly together, holding hands and Craig unironically calling tweak "babe" on multiple occasions.

To add onto this, in the very canon fractured but whole game its doubled down upon, so imo, while they didn't know it at the time of "Tweak x Craig" they are gay. Tweek Tweak is a gay character from South Park. Tweek Tweak is a character in the popular animated television series South Park.

He is known for his hyperactive behavior, nervous disposition, and excessive caffeine intake. Tweek first appeared in the show's second season and has since become a recurring tweak gay in the series. Tweek was born and raised in South Park, Colorado. He is the son. Tweek Tweak is a fourth-grade student at South Park Elementary. He drinks lots of coffee, which is laced with meth, which causes him to be paranoid and have jittery muscle spasms.

He made his first appearance in the Season Two episode, "Gnomes". He was meant to replace Butters as one of the Broship or Stan's Gang, being the fourth and blond boy of the group as Kenny McCormick's replacement as. A heartwarming montage of Tweek and Craig's yaoi love. "Tweek x Craig" S19 Subscribe to South Park: / @southpark Watch more South Park: / southpark About South Park: South Park is the Emmy and. Why does that matter here?

Tweek does not actually directly call Lisa attractive. Think of an actual superhero with a secret identity. An Analysis on the Sexualities of Tweek and Craig. Sign up Log in. Tweek, objectively speaking, has shown, by far, the least interest in girls of the male students.

This look of complete admiration could not be described as anything else. We now have a gay couple on it and it shows how proud shows can be of themselves for having gay couples. On to the last point. Later on, with a new found confidence, Tweek was able to be honest about his feelings and tell Craig how much he and his support meant to him.

To try and make a statement about modern canon using old information is to assume there is tweak gay continuity that goes years back. Matt and Trey describe the excitement of the townspeople as being a metaphor for the show itself being excited and proud to have gay characters. Or maybe Kyle really IS asexual?

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Before I move on to the later half of the episode, I would like to point out that Cupid Me skipped over Tweek. On to the character sheets! But how do you determine how the kids went about their superhero identities? As of season 20, Tweek is the only boy never confirmed to have had a tweak gay or romantic interactions with at least one girl in general. And while there is a lot of subjective in the analysis for this episode. The latter.

Is Tweek a Homosexual? Because they literally put their actual names into the names of their superhero personas. I find the dialogue of this scene to be pretty telling. This is why I dislike my old analysis, it draws too tweaks gay points from old episodes. While I could reference him commenting on Mr. Wonder Tweek most likely based his costume and powers more on Wiccan than any other superhero, despite naming himself after Wonder Woman.

The most likely reason? Again, no male character besides Tweek has shown so little attraction to girls throughout the series. Not Cartman. I can look over one scene as an animation error.