Peter Panda
- For other uses, see Pete (Disambiguation).
Peter Panda was one of Eric Cartman's stuffed toys along with Clyde Frog, Rumpertumskin, Polly Prissypants and Muscleman Marc. It first appeared in "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut" but made its last appearance in "1%" after it was burned in a house fire.
Background
Peter Panda was destroyed in a fire during the events of "1%" by Polly Prissypants, who in reality was Cartman's subconscious projecting itself on to Polly Prissypants. This was brought on by pressure from peers and his mother to grow out of his stuffed animals. The fire not only destroyed Peter Panda, but damaged Eric's room and other sections of his house. He then took the surviving stuffed animals to Tolkien Black's house to seek refuge as he was not consciously aware that he himself was destroying his own toys. Peter was last seen being taken by the fireman as evidence but not before telling Cartman to stay cool.
Appearance
Peter Panda is a toy panda bear with the usual features of a panda such as white body and black accents. He also has pink ears.
- Images of Peter Panda
Peter Panda at Cartman's tea party.
Peter Panda at Cartman's tea party in "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut".
Peter Panda during the fire which lead to its fate.
Peter Panda and a devastated Eric Cartman after the fire.
The firefighter taking away Peter Panda as evidence.
Prominence
- "Cartman's Mom is a Dirty Slut" - Seen at Cartman's tea party.
- "Cow Days"
- "The Jeffersons"
- "The Last of the Meheecans" - Seen at the basement of Cartman's house.
- "1%" - Cartman finds comfort in his stuffed toys. Later, Peter Panda is set on fire.
Trivia
- A yellow doll similar to Peter Panda is seen hanging from a carnival booth in "Cow Days".
- Peter Panda can be seen on the inside of the Low Forum Adidas Cartman shoes, with Polly Prissypants, Clyde Frog, and Rumpertumskin.
- The pandas seen on the pictures Peetie the Sexual Harassment Panda shows the class in "Sexual Harassment Panda" greatly resemble Peter Panda.
- Peter Panda's name is a reference to the now-defunct toy chain Child World mascot, whose name is also Peter Panda.
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