He then summons his 'super weapon' by crying out for Sheila. When his health goes down to 1, he tries to use his Hebrew faith to 'call upon the power of the wind', which results in his kite flying away and getting stuck in a tree. The player encounters Kyle Schwartz in the Broflovski's backyard, and is ordered by Human Kite to fight against the Alternate version of him another time. In Alternate Universes Collide Again, Human Kite calls The New Kid for help due to Alternate Human Kite returning. After a few turns, Alternate Human Kite attempts to do a special attack, which results in him jumping off Human Kite's bed and lying on the floor, granting the player victory by default. giving himself an extra turn or healing his health 100%. The player has to fight against Human Kite 2, only to discover that he shows no fear to cheat, e.g. Kyle first appears during the mission Alternate Universes Collide, where The New Kid meets Human Kite in his ( Kyle Broflovski's) room, who is annoyed by his cousin wanting to be Human Kite as well. Human Kite's intro at the first encounter. Video Games South Park: The Fractured But Whole He also has various health issues, such as asthma and others. He is able to handle money well, is a constant complainer, and is generally overly cautious. Kyle's personality is representative of the stereotypical, nerdy Jew. In ' The Entity', he has stated that he has lumps on the dorsal part of his hands. He is somewhat overweight, with a larger body profile compared to most other kids, seen by his outfits and particularly in South Park: The Fractured But Whole, where his stomach is shown protruding from his costume. His eyes are shown to be green when his glasses are on, and they appear as black dots when they are off.

He wears a dark pink jacket with blue triangles across it, and light green pants. Kyle's upper lip is pulled above his teeth and his brown 'Jewfro' is parted in the middle. He is cautious and avoids trouble-this may be the reason he keeps returning after all the times the boys try to send him away. He states that one day he would like to be an investment banker. Kyle Schwartz is very good with investing and other matters concerning money. Kyle also appears in ' Red Sleigh Down', where he calculates how many presents Cartman will get for Christmas, concluding that he will still owe two presents even if he finds a cure for cancer and AIDS before Christmas, and ' The Losing Edge', where the boys play on the South Park Little League Baseball Team and have to get the worst person they can find to play because they do not want to qualify for a national tournament. The boys suddenly see their opportunity and try to convince him to stay, but Kyle Schwartz replies by saying that he couldn't stand how everyone in South Park is a stereotypical hillbilly jock redneck. In the end, his mother's condition improves, and he decides to go home after receiving $5,000,000 from an investment bailout to the airlines. He nevertheless keeps returning to the Broflovski home. They put him on a sled tied to a bus headed for Connecticut, and later seal him in a box and place him on a plane to Antarctica. Angered by his ingratitude and personal quirks, the boys help Kyle try to get rid of him. Kyle Schwartz then states that Kyle (Broflovski) should have tried to get away with paying Cartman $12.50, instead of $40. Cartman initially tries to comply with the agreement, but later makes a concentration camp joke in class, blowing the deal. Kyle then offers Cartman forty dollars not to make fun of Kyle Schwartz. He is a stereotypical American Jewish kid (with characteristics such as hypochondria, poor athleticism and being good with money), unlike Kyle, who is worried about his anti-Semitic friend Cartman, whom he fears will constantly make fun of him. While his mother is in the hospital, Kyle stays with the Broflovski family during the events of ' The Entity'. 4.1 South Park: The Fractured But Whole.

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