Garrison's attempts on destroying their entire species, and a group consisting of 5 (later 6) memberberries escape the Marsh household, setting off to kill another memberberry by dropping it off into Caitlyn Jenner's drink. Starting in " Fort Collins", they are shown to be more aware of Randy and Mr. The memberberries are the physical manifestation of the idiom "sour grapes", used to refer to a negative attitude to something because they cannot have it themselves.Īt first, they appear to only remember pop culture from the '80s and '90s, mostly Star Wars and the soundtrack “ Africa” by Toto, but they are shown to have a different side also remembering conservative and racist ideologies from those decades. Furthermore, there are three old-looking memberberries. One memberberry named Tubbs is much bigger than the others and speaks in a lower-pitched voice. They speak in soothing but very high-pitched voices. They appear as a cluster of light purple berries, quite similar to grapes, with a face on each individual drupe. They also seem to be indestructible as one was seen burned by a torch, acid, and electrified with little to no effects. They flee from the Marsh household and hold another memberberry hostage with them and throw in Caitlyn Jenner's drink. In " Fort Collins" they seem to be aware of their surroundings as they were seeing a normal memberberry experimented on. However, they also make conservative comments, such as remembering when marriage was only between a man and a woman, when there weren't so many Mexicans, and Ronald Reagan. Most commonly, they bring up memorable moments and elements from the original Star Wars trilogy.
Their main function is to remember pop culture icons, bringing about nostalgic feelings for the supposed good times of the past. Representatives implore him to reboot the national anthem by saying, "We need your memberberries!" In " Member Berries", they were introduced by J.J.
Later, Stephen Stotch shows them to Randy Marsh. Memberberries are a sentient fruit first used by Mr. 4.2 South Park: The Fractured but Whole.
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