Kyle Broflovski

Kyle Matthew Broflovski is one of the main protagonists of the franchise.
He is a 10 year old boy who lives in the town of South Park, Colorado, where he is often seen with his friends, Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh, and Kenny McCormick. He is also good friends with Butters Stotch. He is a young fundamentalist known for being part of the only Jewish family in South Park, and is the intellectual foil to the unprincipled Eric Cartman. As such, he is one of Cartman's two arch-rivals, alongside Stan Marsh, who is considered to be his best friend. He is often the voice of reason, though many other characters fill this role as frequently if not more so than he does, such as Stan, Wendy, and Chef.
He is voiced by the series co-creator, Matt Stone (along with Kenny McCormick, Craig Tucker, Butters Stotch and Tweek Tweak). In the Croatian dub, he is voiced by Daniel Samardžić.
==Appearance ==
Kyle wears a greenish lime ushanka, a bright orange jacket, dark green pants, and lime-green mittens. Kyle weighs 83 lbs. as stated in "HUMANCENTiPAD". Underneath his hat, he has red hair, much like his mother's. His hair is a nod to Matt Stone's (his creator) old hairstyle, as well as his character in "Cannibal! The Musical", who also wore an ushanka. In "Good Times with Weapons", he as depicted as a ninja with brown eyes.
In several episodes, he has appeared in different outfits other than his, such as in "Margaritaville", when Randy recommended that the townspeople wear bedsheets instead of normal clothes (and riding llamas, among other things) to propitiate the economy's anger, Kyle wore a red bed sheet in the form of a robe. Also, on several occasions, he has altered his Jewfro stylishly, as shown in "South Park is Gay!" (when he briefly followed the metrosexual fad), "Quest for Ratings" (in an exaggerated anchorman coif), "Elementary School Musical (in the style of Corbin Bleu), and in "It's a Jersey Thing" (when he 'transforms' into a Jerseyite). In "Free Willzyx", a photo-realistic image of him is drawn by the police (along with the other boys); his mother Sheila comments that it's "kind of a bad drawing". 
In "Mr. Garrison's Fancy New Vagina", after getting cosmetic surgery, Kyle is tall and has dark skin and has lots of stitches around his cheeks, chest, arms and legs and are bandaged up and wears a white basketball uniform with orange accents.
==Personality==
Originally, Kyle's personality was extremely similar to his best friend Stan's - he had firm morals and generally was the "good boy" of the group, often being the one to deliver the "I learned something today" speech at the end of the episodes. After the abandoned plan to kill Kyle off in Season Five (that honor went, predictably, to Kenny) his personality was changed - most notably, his temper shortened considerably. Like his mother, Kyle does speeches to say what he thinks is right.
Kyle has extremely strong beliefs, and when forced to question them, he becomes very upset and has somewhat of a short temper (especially when it comes to Cartman. This is has caused a lot of fights between the two boys). For the most part, Kyle bases his decisions on both his emotions and beliefs; therefore, he is easily coaxed into fights or manipulated by his feelings, an example of this being when Cartman sang a song about his mother being a "bitch" and got everyone to join in, which annoyed Kyle. As a result, this has happened at least twice (South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, "Mr. Hankey, the Christmas Poo"). Cartman is more than happy to poke fun at Kyle in other ways as well, which has landed him in trouble many times. However, Kyle has been known to abandon his beliefs if there is a lot of money in it for him and self-justify himself despite knowing how wrong he is- he only changes his mind when he realizes he is turning into Cartman ("Crack Baby Athletic Association" and "Raising the Bar"). Out of all the major characters, Kyle seems to have the greatest moral standing, often refusing to go along with acts he finds wrong or evil, though he is easily pressured into going through on them by his friends.
Like his friends, Kyle hates baseball when he got bored of it and nobody tell him or the other boys that they would go into the finals at a post-season when winning too many games.
Like his friends, he loves watching the Terrance and Phillip shows. He, Stan, Kenny and Cartman managed to sneak ijnto the Terrance and Phillip movie.
Like his classmates, he hates Mr. Garrison because he is a sick weirdo. He is shown displeased when Mr. Garrison is still his homeroom teacher while saying "Not him!" He even say 2 years old are too old for Mr. Hat. Kyle also mocked Mr. Garrison about Mr. Hat as he says that two-years old kids are too old for Mr. Hat. 
Like Stan, he hates Veronica Crabtree for being a "fat bitch" due to her yelling towards the kids. 
Like all adults, Kyle is afraid of old people driving at the same time as they might hit somebody an accident due to the seniors' horribly driving skills. Kyle asked Randy why are old people driving at the same time. 
==Relationships==
Kyle is one of the leaders of the male student population, along with Cartman, Kenny, and most notably Stan. He gets along with most characters, although his temper sometimes alienates children. He is shown to not have a great relationship with girls, finding it gross when Bebe Stevens had arranged for Wendy Testaburger to have her kiss Kyle in Stan's clubhouse in "Clubhouses". Although, it is seen he is somewhat friendly with Wendy, often talking with her in background scenes. They love watching Terrance and Phillip.
===Stan Marsh===
Kyle is best friends with Stan. They are the closest out of the four boys, and they are generally seen together on the show, standing next to each other as well as sitting together on the school bus. Kyle shares an affinity with Stan in many ways (particularly early in the show, when there were fewer distinctions to be drawn between their personalities), and they genuinely care about each other. They almost always side together on the many issues they encounter, mainly when it is Cartman who is opposing them. This is frequently manifested when there is a conflict between Kyle and Cartman, and Stan offers support to Kyle by siding with him.
When Stan was beaten up by his sister, Shelley, Kyle asked Stan why is his sister being so mean to him
The two have their differences, with Kyle sometimes becoming frustrated with Stan when they have divergent perspectives on something he feels strongly about, and Stan in turn becomes concerned when Kyle gets obsessed in his rivalry with Cartman. Though rare, they have had serious disagreements and even "broken up" seven times (in the episodes "Prehistoric Ice Man", "Super Best Friends", "South Park is Gay!", "Douche and Turd", "Follow That Egg!", "Guitar Queer-O", "You're Getting Old", "Butterballs","I Should Have Never Gone Ziplining" and "Black Friday"), but they have almost always reconciled in the end (with the exception of "You're Getting Old", although they made up in the next episode). It is when their friendship is so tested that its depth is best illustrated on the show, as in "Guitar Queer-O", where their falling-out creates the major conflict of the story. The rift formed between them helps Stan realize that what he most enjoyed about his success wasn't success for its own sake, but rather, sharing the experience with his best friend. Hearing this from Stan, a previously spurned Kyle rejoins him in picking up where they left off with renewed enthusiasm (only to be called fags by the game after hitting a million points).
The strength of their friendship and mutual dedication has been demonstrated on the show many times. In "The List", Kyle is voted the ugliest of all the boys in his class. This depresses him a great deal, and Stan, seeing how it has affected him, tries to get the girls to change the list with the help of Wendy Testaburger (ultimately uncovering the fact that the list was wrongfully altered and that Kyle was not in fact voted last). The two have even helped save each others' lives numerous times. When Kyle develops renal failure in "Cherokee Hair Tampons", Stan gladly offers to donate one of his own kidneys to save his life, and ultimately orchestrates the plan that tricks Cartman (the only compatible donor) into donating one of his. Another example can be found in "Imaginationland, Episode III", where Stan is trapped in Imaginationland and Kyle is the only one who can hear his voice. Kyle goes to extreme measures, including breaking into the Pentagon, to stop the government from nuking Imaginationland (and Stan along with it). Kyle even agreed to kill Jesus (at His request) despite his strong misgivings in order to help him save Stan's life in "Fantastic Easter Special".
Kyle and Stan's friendship has been mocked several times by others (particularly Cartman). At one point Stan's dad Randy Marsh even told him that they shouldn't hang out too much together or else people would start to think "they are 'funny'" (i.e. homosexual). Others have insinuated they were gay, as in "Super Best Friends", where Cartman asked them, "Aw, do you want me to get you a room so you can make out?" (to which Kyle and Stan responded by kicking him in the nuts repeatedly).
It is shown that Kyle could possibly be Stan's lawyer, seeing as he was sitting beside Stan after he was sued by Cartman in "Sexual Harassment Panda".
In "You're Getting Old", after Stan is diagnosed as being a cynical asshole Kyle first attempts to cope with him. But, after he gets worse, Kyle decides that he's too much of a killjoy and starts to avoid him with Kenny and Cartman. Finally, he realizes Stan has changed and ends their friendship. However, they don't make up at the end of the episode like the other times, and with Stan not showing a single sign of getting better (along with the doctors diagnosis that he will never get better). It seems to be permanent, but in "Ass Burgers", they made up at the very end.
Kyle values Stan's opinion of him. Throughout "Crack Baby Athletic Association", Kyle would repeatedly seek Stan out to explain his involvement with Cartman's Crack Baby association, in an attempt to make sure Stan didn't think less of him.
===Eric Cartman===
While all four boys have been through adventures over the years and share similar goals of wealth and popularity, there is no weaker link between the four than the often intense heated rivalry between Kyle and Cartman. While Kyle and Cartman have disagreed frequently since the first season, they were generally depicted as friendly otherwise in early seasons, and it was often Kenny that Cartman would single out for unprovoked prejudice in these instances. During the course of the fifth and sixth seasons, Cartman and Kyle's rivalry became more openly spiteful and direct provocation increased, even in episodes otherwise focused on other characters; transforming their overall relationship from frenemies to arch rivals. Like Stan, Kyle always calls Cartman as fatass.
However, in the "The Death of Eric Cartman", during the scene where Cartman has Butters apologize to all of his peers in his stead (as he believes he is a ghost), he seems to wish to recant some of his earlier misdeeds towards Kyle (and obtain his forgiveness), and seems genuinely moved upon seeing him.
In "Death", Cartman punched Kyle for his mother, Sheila made him and the other boys missing Terrance and Phillip, although he didn't have her do it when she did it by her own.
Kyle always warned Cartman to not calling his mother, Sheila as a "bitch". But Cartman didn't listened sing "Kyle's mom is a bitch".
Kyle is often put in the shoes of the protagonist to Eric Cartman's antagonist. For example, in "Cartoon Wars Part I", the two of them work against each other; when Cartman tries to get Family Guy canceled, Kyle tries to stop him. The two of them often have arguments about morals, like in "Up the Down Steroid", where Cartman decides to pretend to be mentally handicapped so he can win the "Special Olympics".
In South Park: Bigger, Longer & Uncut, when they were facing certain death, Cartman tried to atone for all the times he called Kyle "A big dumb Jew", telling him "I didn't mean it. You're not a Jew". Bewildered, Kyle replies that he is indeed a Jew, and Cartman tells him not to be so hard on himself (implying that Jew was an insult rather than a religion).
Cartman also has attempted to murder Kyle more than once, the most significant incident being in a scene from "Toilet Paper" in which he lures Kyle into going rowing with him to the middle of Stark's Pond, and then, when Kyle's back is turned, attempts to bludgeon him to death with a wiffle bat, without comprehending the stupidity of the plan. When he learns someone has confessed to the crime he, Kyle, Stan and Kenny had committed, thus eliminating the need to kill Kyle who was going to confess himself, Cartman asks Stan (in his usual trademark-pathetic way) if he can still kill Kyle. Cartman tries to murder Kyle again in "Fatbeard".
In Weight Gain 4000, Kyle insulted Cartman for being a fatass as Cartman became fatter than ever. Kyle said when people reacts by saying "Goddamn! That's a big fatass!" as Kyle stated were true.
In "Grey Dawn", Kyle angrily declared Cartman is fatter than the trash can which it isn't fair while playing hockey on the street.
However, in "Smug Alert!", Cartman saves Kyle and his family when a large storm is about to go towards their house in San Francisco. Cartman finds Butters as too boring a nemesis since he will simply accept anything Cartman directs at him, and realizes that in order to have someone with which to argue incessantly again he must get Kyle back. At the end of the episode he hides the fact that he was the savior of Kyle's whole family, opting to insult Kyle again instead; Kyle replies angrily and storms off, to Cartman's satisfaction. In the episode "Le Petit Tourette" when Kyle (unintentionally) saves Cartman from shouting out all his secrets on Dateline (Cartman had originally intended to use fake Tourette's so as to deliver a hate-speech against Jews), Cartman hugs Kyle and thanks him, even saying "I love you, man." In the episode "Prehistoric Ice Man", when Kyle falls into a cavern and asks from the bottom, "Is Cartman there?" he responds with a sincere "I'm here, Kyle!". Of course this only occurs after Cartman suggests they leave Kyle for dead and continue to their search for crocodiles. In the episode "Lil' Crime Stoppers", Cartman defends Kyle saying, "Broflovski's a good cop!"
In "Mystery of the Urinal Deuce" while Mr. Mackey investigate the culprit who make a dookie in the urinal, Kyle repeating tells that "9/11 was not a conspiracy, fatass!".
Cartman's obsessive hatred of Kyle above almost all others, has called into question Cartman's deeper feeling for Kyle. In the episode "Imaginationland", Cartman wins a bet with Kyle which requires Kyle to suck his balls, and goes to various extreme measures throughout the Imaginationland trilogy to make Kyle do so, including going to the Supreme Court and breaking into the Pentagon (twice). In the end of the trilogy's first part, Cartman is seen with a photo of an innocent looking Kyle. The scene ends with Cartman dragging his finger slowly across Kyle's mouth in the photo, which could be interpreted as an act of lust, this further hints at a confused sexuality. At the end of the trilogy's third part, Cartman conjures up an imaginary Kyle to suck the balls of an imaginary Cartman.
Cartman also, in the episode "Go God Go XII", offers to suck Kyle's balls (after Kyle said "Suck my balls, Cartman"), in exchange for Kyle's help in getting Cartman back from the distant future. In the episode "Fatbeard", Kyle encourages Cartman to run away to Somalia, hoping that he will die. Cartman also seems to have no qualms about seriously invading Kyle's personal space, as shown in a scene from "Manbearpig" wherein Cartman, while contemplating his hatred for Kyle, looms a mere inch or two from Kyle's face as he sleeps; soon Kyle wakes up and yells, "Dude, get away from me!"
However, the fact that Kyle challenges Cartman more than any other character in the series, may in fact be the core reason for Cartman's obsessive fixation on him. In "Fatbeard", he says that Kyle has "finally come to terms with his disability" and seemed more willing to kill Kyle later in the episode by making his walk the plank over an alligator. As of "Dead Celebrities", he seems to be more passive toward Kyle, greeting him with only " 'Sup, Jew?". This passive attitude however seemed to be only temporary, as seen in "Crippled Summer", in which during Towelie's intervention on national TV, each of the boys is asked to read a pre-written statement about their feelings for Towelie. Cartman however instead reads off a long-winded hate speech against the Jewish people (most likely the one he intended to use during "Le Petit Tourette"), where he urges the rest of the country to help him in rising up against the Jews and in which most of his speech is directed primarily towards Kyle.
The two have occasionally gotten along such as in "Kenny Dies" and "Pinkeye" when Kyle put his hand on Cartman's shoulder when was upset about Kenny dying. In fact, in "You Have 0 Friends", Cartman helped Kyle make new friends, even though Cartman did not appear to be gaining anything out of it. In "It's a Jersey Thing", Kyle was ironically the one who saved Cartman when he was being raped by Snooki. Cartman showed genuine appreciation for this act, thanking him and later going as far as to say that although Kyle was a "monster" (for having Jersey blood running through his veins), he was "my [Cartman's] little monster", and pinched his cheek. Although they bicker constantly, the two haven't full on fought since then, and have had a lot more moments together where they seem happy, such as Kyle sharing music with Cartman in "You're Getting Old". There are also moments such as in "Faith Hilling" where the two share a common goal. However, there are many moments where they are at ends like earlier in the series, such as in the Coon trilogy. Therefore, their friendship is in a constant state of disrepair.
The back-and-forth of their outward conflict yet still regularly meeting with the other boys can be seen as somewhat ironic. Therefore, Kyle and Cartman could be seen to have a more complex connection than Stan and Kyle with . In "The Entity", Kyle described Cartman as "my sort of friend-ish", as his best explanation of their relationship.
In "Eat, Pray and Queef", Kyle and Cartman were looking forward to see the part ii of the Terrance and Phillip Blood Rage but sudden disappointed when the movie was cancelled and replaced with the Queef Sisters which is disgusting and contagious. Kyle, Cartman and the other boys teamed up with all the men to ban queefing for life, which ended up into a success.
In "You're Getting Old", Stan's behavior change upon turning 10 causes a rift to develop occurs in his friendships with Kyle, Cartman and Kenny to the point where they no longer wish to interact with him. As a result, at the episode's end with Cartman and Kyle playing video games together, the pair offer each other kind smiles, showing their friendship growing even further.
In "Ass Burgers", Kyle and Cartman have quite a few friendly moments together. Although they are shown bickering, the argument isn't angry as most of the arguments between the two can be. Kyle is quick to support Cartman in his new business, even going so far as to tell Stan that they can't be friends anymore because he's with Cartman Burgers now. When Stan shows up, drunk, talking to Kyle, it is shown that Cartman is keeping a close eye on them from where he was standing. He even eventually comes over to check if Kyle is okay, giving Stan a distasteful look. However, this is rapidly tarnished by the episode's end when Kyle discovers his method for producing his burgers.
In "The Losing Edge", Kyle and Cartman are expressing their disappointment when they were forced to keep playing baseball as well Cartman tells Kyle that nobody told them if they won too many games, they'd go to the finals.
In "Jewpacabra", Cartman constantly rips on Jews throughout the episode, even to the point of making up a Jewish creatures that eats children in Easter egg hunts. When Cartman believes that the creature could be real and is chained so the creature can eat him, he is tranquilized and is hazed. Kyle finds him and takes him home and puts him to bed. The next day, at the Sooper Foods Easter egg hunt, Cartman claims that he is Jewish and knows how Kyle feels.
In "Mexican Joker", Cartman call the ICE to a wrongfully arrest Kyle, causing the latter calling Cartman as a "fat, intolerant asshole" for not wanting him around in South Park.
In "Skank Hunt", Kyle was convinced that Cartman was the online troll Skankhunt42 due to his bigoted and intolerant behavior in the past. Kyle joins Stan, Butters, Tolkien, Craig, Clyde, and Jimmy to lure Cartman to a cabin and break all of his electronics. They later regretted their actions when they discovered that Cartman was telling the truth and that he was not Skankhunt. Kyle felt tremendous guilt for hurting his friend and even cried when viewing a class photo. Despite being isolated from his male peers, Cartman stayed in contact with Kyle and Butters the most. After the conclusion of Season Twenty, Kyle apologies to Cartman for what he and the others did to him when the internet troll made everyone go crazy. Cartman was finally able to fully forgive Kyle and the other boys for breaking his stuff, as he is no longer isolated from them and is now in close contact with them once again with all of his stuff being replaced.
Cartman revealed to Kyle that his brother, Ike is using a vape.
In "Pandemic Special", Cartman faking to be sick by pretending to cough at Kyle, causing the latter to say "F*ck you" and beat up Cartman.
Rumors of a relationship have been spurred by Cartman on occasion but have never been endorsed by Kyle in any way, shape or form.
===Kenny McCormick===
Kyle's friendship with Kenny is not as strong as his friendship with Stan (in the episode Chickenpox he claims that he doesn't "give a rat's ass about Kenny" to try and get out of spending the night at Kenny's poverty and then chickenpox stricken household) nor is it adversarial (like that with Cartman) but is clearly existent. They rarely interact one-on-one. Kyle regularly includes Kenny in many of his activities. and although his friendship with Kenny is not as noticeable when Stan or Cartman are around, when the two are alone together they have been known to be quite friendly towards each other. Kyle promptly beats up Cartman in defense of Kenny's honor and memory following one of his "permanent" deaths in "Kenny Dies". In "Best Friends Forever", a once again dead Kenny bequeathed all of his belongings (except his PSP) to Kyle and Stan, and in his will said, "Dudes, you were the best friends a guy could have", to which Kyle responded "That's really touching...", indicating a meaningful relationship between the two. He invited Kenny to Jew scouts in "Jewbilee", and in "The Ring" comforted Kenny before leaving to confront Disney about the purity rings, one of which was slowly turning Kenny into a boring douche.
Kyle later realized Kenny's soul is inside of Cartman's body when the latter drank Kenny's remains.
===Butters Stotch===
Kyle's friendship with Butters is fairly decent and he prefers him over Cartman; Kyle generally treats Butters well (such as when he defended Butters for not kissing a girl in "Butters' Bottom Bitch"). Another example is when Kyle tried to help Butters when they were diagnosed as sex addicts in "Sexual Healing". However, like the other boys, he is not above using Butters as a "guinea pig" when it comes to experiments or undercover jobs, blaming him for writing The Tale of Scrotie McBoogerballs in the episode of the same name. Furthermore, when Kenny was dead during the Sixth Season, he, along with Stan, would coerce Butters to do things by saying "Kenny would have done it"; he would constantly talk about how Kenny was cool with the other two and abandon Butters until he would do, often dangerous, tasks. He also occasionally makes fun of Butters, swears at him or calls him names. Conversely, Butters has been shown to harass Kyle, as shown in "The List", and he has also "bullied" him for being Jewish, though this is usually under Cartman's influence.
In "Going Native", hearing about Butters beats up Scott Malkinson and locked himself up at the boys' bathroom, Kyle and the others boys tries to lecture Butters that he can't simple beating up people who have diabetes but was trashed talked by Butters.
In "Eat, Pray, Queef", Kyle visited Butters when he got sick from being a queefed by a girl. He assure Butters that the men will take action for this queefing abuse when Kyle and all the men (including the boys) took a photo of Butters as evidence for being a victim of queefing abuse causing the men to ban queefing for life.
===Bebe Stevens===
Bebe Stevens had a crush on him in the episode "Clubhouses", mainly because of her sudden interest in Kyle's ass. She wrote in a note that she "could sleep for days on his perked cheeks" and "wanted to wear his ass as a hat." Unfortunately, as the note was being passed around, it got to Stan, and Mr. Garrison thought that he was trying to pass it around, so he forced him to read it aloud to the class, and Stan subsequently got in trouble for that. Wendy then helps Bebe try to pursue a relationship with Kyle, who is oblivious to her attempts. It eventually becomes clear that Kyle doesn't share her feelings, as when he, Stan, Wendy and Bebe play Truth or Dare in Stan's clubhouse, Wendy dares Kyle to kiss Bebe on the lips, and when she does, Kyle expresses fear and shock and flees from the clubhouse. Bebe ultimately decided that she couldn't take the co-dependency of a relationship, and purported to "break up" with a mostly apathetic Kyle.
The only time Kyle ever showed any interest in Bebe was when she began developing breasts in the episode "Bebe's Boobs Destroy Society", (although every other boy in the class shared the same sudden interest). Later in the episode, Kyle helps her to throw rocks at cars with the other boys, and eventually goes into an ape-like primal state with all of the other boys. At the end, Kyle and all of the other boys realized that they were attracted to Bebe's breasts and decided they should not be influenced by them.
Kyle's general ignorance (and possible fear) of girls (mainly in earlier episodes) could stem from the fact he's only 10, and is not into girls yet. Or perhaps he is wary because of his parents, whose relationship at times slightly resembles 'master and pet' especially when his mother is protesting about things.
=== Tweek Tweak ===
Tweek is one of Kyle's friends. He declared that Tweek is a troublemaker because he always gets in trouble. He demanded to Tweek why did he let himself to be abducted, which he replied he didn't mean to.
=== Craig Tucker ===
Craig is one of Kyle's friends. When going to Mr. Mackey's office, Kyle greet Craig. In "Tweek vs. Craig", Kyle doesn't think much of Craig to be the biggest troublemaker in their class despite he always flips people off.
=== Clyde Donovan ===
Clyde is one Kyle's friends. In "Death", Clyde blamed Kyle for his mother, Sheila calling his mom to prevent Clyde of watching Terrance and Phillip, although he didn't have his mom do it, Sheila did it on her own.
===Heidi Turner===
Kyle first becomes concerned for Heidi in "Sons A Witches", when Cartman devises plans to kill her off right in front of him. Kyle reprimands Cartman for this, saying that “Heidi is a nice girl”, and tells him that he should just break up with her instead of creating horrible schemes to get rid of her, adding that she didn’t deserve to be treated so badly.
Kyle became increasingly annoyed by Cartman's constant abuse and mistreatment of Heidi, and did not understand how Heidi can go out with a person like Cartman. Kyle later convinced Heidi to break up with Cartman, and they develop mutual feelings for each other. Heidi then started a relationship with Kyle, although this outcome did not go the way he hoped, he went along with it. Their relationship was later ruined by Cartman who manipulated Heidi into taking him back, and got her to inadvertently call him a "dirty Jew", shocking him. Heidi breaks up with Kyle, and walks away with Cartman who makes an evil smile at him.
In "SUPER HARD PCness", Heidi teases Kyle by comparing him to his mother.
In "Splatty Tomato", Heidi accuses Kyle of not wanting her around because he had a crush on her and she rejected him. In response, Kyle says he’d never be interested in who she is now, leaving her hurt.
In "The Problem with a Poo", Heidi returns to her old self and sits behind Kyle in the music room with the two showing no hostility, implying that they are now on amicable terms. However, it is unclear if they still have feelings for each other or not as they haven't interacted with each other since then.
===Ms. Ellen===
In "Tom's Rhinoplasty", Kyle (along with Stan, Kenny, Cartman and all the other boys in the class) develops a crush on their slutty substitute teacher, Ms. Ellen. Chef eventually tells the boys that Ms. Ellen is a lesbian; however, since neither Kyle nor his friends (not even Kenny, whose understanding concerning sexual topics is usually greater than that of the other boys') understand what a lesbian is, their crush on Ms. Ellen continues in a misguided attempt to become lesbians themselves. The crush evaporates, however, when Ms. Ellen is removed as a substitute and eventually launched into the sun by a large scale plot orchestrated by Wendy.
===Rebecca Cotswolds===
Rebecca was a girl Kyle had a crush on in "Hooked on Monkey Phonics". The two first met at the Annual School Bee for South Park Elementary, despite the fact that she and her brother Mark were home-schooled. Rebecca lacked knowledge on love and was quite inept socially due to her sheltered upbringing, however, a determined Kyle explained to her the importance of love. They then kissed after he explained love is displayed by a kiss, and almost immediately, Rebecca's confidence grew. The two agreed to go to the School Dance together, but Rebecca ended up making out with other boys at the due, much to Kyle's shock. She has not appeared, or been mentioned, since, so it is a major possibility that Kyle had got over her.
===Wendy Testaburger===
For the most part, Wendy Testaburger and Kyle have a friendly relationship with each other. The two worked together in "Follow That Egg!". Wendy complimented Kyle's parenting skills, and, in the same episode, Kyle comforted her when she was missing her egg. In "The List", Wendy helps Kyle get the real list. Wendy also helps Kyle find Ike in "Cartman Gets an Anal Probe". In "Ass Burgers", Kyle and Wendy talk about Stan, and two boys say "Those two should just screw and get it over with."
===Nichole Daniels===
Nichole was interested in a relationship with Kyle at the beginning of "Cartman Finds Love". Cartman told Nichole that Kyle was his boyfriend, which she understood and accepted. Due to intervention from Eric Cartman, Nichole chose to have a relationship with Tolkien Black.
After Nichole's relationship with Tolkien ended, temporarily, Kyle took her to a Denver Nuggets game, in order to attempt to have a relationship. This was quickly thwarted by Cartman, who announced his love for Kyle at the basketball game.
===Leslie Meyers===
Kyle showed an interest in Leslie while protecting her in "PC Principal Final Justice", before Leslie was revealed to be a robot and killed by PC Principal.
=== Mr. Garrison ===
Like all of his classmates, Kyle hates Mr. Garrison because he is a sick weirdo. He shown disappointed that Mr. Garrison is still his homeroom teacher. He mocked Mr. Garrison that two years old are too old for Mr. Hat.
=== Mr. Mackey ===
Kyle is shown close with Mr. Mackey.
== Family ==
=== Gerald Broflovski ===
Gerald Broflovski is Kyle's jewish father who is a lawyer. In Fun with Veal, Gerald grounded Kyle for stealing baby calves despite that he learned his lesson as Gerald reminded Kyle that he still defied his parents and need to know that terrorism is never the answer. When witnessing Tweek was abducted, Gerald and his wife, Sheila freaking out, worrying that Kyle would be abducted. Gerald and Sheila bought a child tracker to force Kyle to wear it and later stick together with him (which is worse than child track). While imprisoned by ICE, Kyle hasn't seen his father for 2 weeks.
=== Sheila Broflovski ===
Sheila is Kyle's control freaking jewish mother due to her stupidity and delusional obsession for morality. She always tries to ruin Kyle and his friends' fun when they are watching Terrance and Phillip show believing it is naughty and toilet humor as well she thinks she is making the world to a better place for children but only revealed she is too delusional and stupid. Kyle tries to prove his innocence to his friends that he didn't have his mother calling all the other kids' mothers of preventing them to watch Terrance and Phillip, when she did it on her own. Kyle tries to stop his mother from protesting the Canadians but initially failed until the defeat of Saddam Hussein. Sheila also has removed christmas trees due to Mr. Hankey. But he is against Cartman singing Kyle's mom is a bitch. In "Fun With Veal", Kyle cursed his mother by calling her a "baby calf killing bitch" and defy her. Even after learning his learns, Sheila tells to Kyle and his friends they've got some serious grounding time to start when he defied his parents. When witnessing Tweek got abducted, Sheila and Gerald worries that Kyle would get abducted. They bought a child tracker to force Kyle to wear it and later stick together (which is worse than child tracker). While imprisoned by ICE, he hasn't seen his mother for 2 weeks.
=== Ike Broflovski ===
Ike is Kyle's adoptive brother. Initially, he refused to acknowledge him as his brother. But he eventually accepted him as his brother. He always kicked him. Ike always tries to follows Kyle to school despite he is just a baby. When Ike was returned to Canada by his biological parents, Kyle went to Canada to talk the new prime minister to let him get Ike back to him but revealed the new prime minister is none other than Saddem Hussein. Kyle later rescue Ike from his abusive teacher, Ms. Stevenson. Kyle and Ike loves watching Terrance and Phillip. Kyle caught Ike vaping in recess and took his vaping pen. When ICE imprisoned him at a detention center, Kyle worried about his brother because nobody know where he is.
=== His Elephant ===
The elephant is Kyle's pet. He attempt to splice his genes with Cartman's pig, Fluffy for science project but it is impossible. Kyle made his elephant drunk in attempt to have a sex with Fluffy but managed due to the help from Chef although Fluffy's piglet resembled to Mr. Garrison but nonetheless won first place in the science project. 
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== Trivia ==
* In Block 13 (a Kuwaiti parody of South Park), Kyle's counterpart is Azzouz.
** Unlike Kyle, who is Jewish, Azzouz is Muslim.
==External Link==
*Kyle Broflovski on the South Park Wiki
*Kyle Broflovski on the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki
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