Character from South Park by Trey Parker & Matt Stone
Kyle's adopted Canadian baby brother — a toddler-sized genius who has been a surgeon, a pirate captain, and a romantic lead, all before kindergarten.
Ike Broflovski is adopted, Canadian, and inexplicably brilliant. He does calculus. He's been romantically involved with his kindergarten teacher. He captained a pirate ship. The show uses him as a running absurdist gag — take whatever scenario would be funniest with a toddler, and Ike is already there. Kyle loves Ike fiercely and protects him from the 'kick the baby' running joke and from the larger dangers of South Park. Their bond is one of the show's most genuine relationships. Kyle fought to keep Ike from being deported back to Canada, which speaks to both Kyle's loyalty and the show's willingness to make immigration policy a fourth-grade problem. His Canadian heritage surfaces in the show's recurring Canada satire — flapping heads, 'buddy-guy-friend' speech patterns, and a culture the Americans don't understand.
Tiny kid with beady eyes and a body shaped like a football — the Canadian characters in South Park have flapping heads and simple designs. Despite being a toddler, his expressions convey intelligence far beyond his age. Waddles when he walks.
Also known as: Ike, Peter Gintz