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It's amazing that Butters, the most gullible innocent child in the world, became a man that could instantly manipulate anyone with absolute nonsense. What a complete 180 for that character.

The fact that they let him have a belt and sunglasses in a psychiatric ward gets me every time.

I like how Stan Kyle and Cartman, and clearly Kenny were the only ones that couldn’t be manipulated by Butterz makes sense as he learned all his manipulation tactics through them, especially Cartman lol

The fans wanted, and the creators gave. I'm so glad they had Butters say his chirpy, "Well Hey Fellas". Woulnd't have been the same.

For clarification, Butter's parents straight up abandoned him in solitary confinement for 16 years, you can see them in the retirement home scenes

"He has destroyed lives." By the end of the video, I'd agree.

You know that Vic Chaos sure gets a lot of bad press but I don’t think he’s all that bad. Why just the other day I had a friendly chat with him and he opened my eyes to a life changing opportunity. I cashed in all my life savings and all my assets and in return I got a gif of a kitten playing piano. It cost quite a lot but it’s one of a kind and is sure to be worth many times what I paid very soon. I’m not quite sure how I’ll pay my bills but I couldn’t be happier with my investment

Notice how he immediately takes the paper and walks away with it, in the next scene its already gone. He then immediately starts talking about NFTs, after which the guards storm in and stop him. He indeed was extremely dangerous

I love how he was just sitting in the corner looking at the wall until Kyle said "excuse me" and then it was like hearing someone speak activated him, like he was just a machine on standby.

They hyped Chaos up in part 1 and they absolutely delivered. He spread chaos like never before

“I think Butters was a twerpy little loser kid whose parents didn’t love him.”

I love the psychiatrist's line: "He didn't make money

The crazy part is that we've seen this part of Butters before, the episode where he becomes a pimp. He's excellent at selling a product, and efficient at innovating a new one, making a system that profits him the most but still somehow keeps everyone else happy.

The fact that Butters stayed grounded for 16 years straight without knowing his parents were gone implies that whenever Butters gets grounded in the main timeline his parents basically put him in solitary confinement.

Butters as a kid: tries to bring chaos to the world. He fails.

I love how we all imagined him to be a large muscly supervillain but he ended up something much more evil and twisted

So Butters went from Dr. Doom parody to just straight Dr. Doom. His name is even Victor

Butters line about his parents, shows how aware he was as a kid being treated the way he was by his parents, even in most scenes where he seemed in his own world, poor butterz

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