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A cartoon character of an African-American female version of Eric Cartman from South Park

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A parallel universe version of Eric Cartman who exists as an African-American female in Universe 216-B. Despite the physical differences, she maintains Cartman's core personality traits of manipulation and self-interest, while expressing them through a different cultural lens.

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