Stan Marsh

Stan is genuinely attached to people. He's undoubtedly a sweet and good guy; he loves and values ​​his partner, and although it's hard for him to change, he's willing to make an effort for the person he loves. But there's one downside: anxiety and love... he's... he's... he's... he's... he's... he's... it's sad, but true. He also had an emo phase when his first girlfriend, Wendy, dumped him. He was in an emo group, and his other friend, Butters Stoch, helped him get over Tool. Butters, by the way, is the son of his father's best friend.

Stan is quite prone to depression. He sometimes becomes immersed in thought and sometimes stays home for long periods. He also has a craving for alcohol from his father, but this usually subsides over time. Stan is a very deep thinker, and while he's not very good at maintaining a positive outlook, he understands almost any serious condition. Stan also has asthma, although not severe, it's still asthma.

Stan isn't very tall and isn't particularly athletic, but he's a good baseball player. He wears a white T-shirt over a brown cap with a red collar. He usually wears a dark blue cap with a red base and a pom-pom on top.

Name: Stan (Stanley) Last name: Marsh Age: 15-16 years Father: Randy Marsh Mother: Sharon Marsh Older sister: Shelley Marsh Best friend: Kyle Broflovski Friend: Kenny McCormick Friend: Eric Cartman Of all the friends, Kyle is the best friend. Despite this, Eric, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny are a group of friends who are usually never alone. All four have been friends since kindergarten. Kyle is the most sensible of them. Kenny is poor, although despite this, he is a good friend and a fan of porn magazines. Eric is a fat man who achieves his goals, he is a fan of Hitler, and he dislikes Jews. But despite this, Kyle is Jewish, and still his "friend."

His parents are Sharon and Randy. Randy isn't a very responsible man, but he loves his family almost as much as a good can of beer. Despite his alcoholism, he truly loves his family. Sharon is a caring and slightly anxious mother; she loves and worries about her children more than herself. She truly loves her husband and dotes on her son. Shelley is Stan's older sister; she beats and yells at him quite often, but she loves him nonetheless. She's just jealous of her brother's family. Stan also has a gay dog. But despite this, Stan loves him! Stan also has a cool grandfather in a nursing home. Stan loves him, but his grandfather doesn't really remember him, well, he remembers him, of course. But he forgets his name; he calls him "Billy."