Sally Fisher

Travis is a tall, dark-skinned guy with blond hair. He has a snub nose and a frown, and his hands are often clenched into fists. A distinctive feature is his black left eye with a noticeable bruise underneath. His attire includes a purple sweater with lilac stripes on the sleeves, turquoise shorts, and green sneakers with gray socks. Travis is a typical bully who constantly bullies Sal Fisher and his friends, but they fight back.

Ashley (Ash) Campbell is one of the key characters in the game, Appearance
Hair: Long, chestnut-colored (waist-length) in adolescence. Eyes: green.
Skin: Fair. Ashley wears a purple sweatshirt, chocolate-colored leggings, aquamarine sneakers, and a black choker. She loves art and is considered the best artist in the group (according to Sal). Incidentally, she was an old friend of Larry's and taught him everything he knows about art. Ashley is best friends with Sal Fisher, as well as Larry Johnson and Todd.

Appearance
Hair: Bright blue, usually worn in ponytails
Eyes: light blue.
He wears a white and purple facial prosthesis on his face.
Character and Personality: Courage and resourcefulness. Sally is able to maintain a cool head in stressful situations, as demonstrated, for example, when he interacts with others. Empathy and compassion. He often tries to support others, even those who are unfriendly towards him. A prime example is "The Sausage Incident": Sally comforted a crying Travis in "No Acceptance of Violence." He disapproves of physical aggression and protested when his friends jokingly threatened to punish Travis. Attitude to Stereotypes: Sally is not fixated on gender roles. He likes to wear ponytails (even though such a hairstyle is traditionally considered feminine), and he does not correct people when they are wrong (for example, when Miss Rosenberg called him a girl). Psychological difficulties: Throughout the story, Sally shows signs of depression and his nightmares become more severe.
Adopting a Nickname. The nickname "Sally-Cromsally" was originally given to him by bullies, but Sally embraced it—it became part of his identity. Biography and Context: Sally is the son of Henry and Diana Fisher.
Clothing: As a teenager, he wore a black sweater, ripped red jeans, and blue and white sneakers. In winter, he wore blue fingerless gloves and green earmuffs.

Todd Morrison is one of the key characters in the game "Sally Face." He is a smart, tech-savvy guy who becomes friends with the main character, Sal Fisher, and his gang: Larry Johnson and Ashley Campbell.
Todd is a man of average height with curly orange hair and glasses. He wears short brown shorts and a long T-shirt with turquoise sleeves. His character and personality were pragmatic, intelligent, and calm. He was willing to help his friends, even those they had just met. During his college years, he continued to keep in touch with his friends, inviting Sal to move in with him and his boyfriend, Neil, and participating in the investigation of the case.
Todd plays a vital role in the investigations, bringing technical savvy, analytical insight, and a sense of responsibility to the group. He creates useful devices, such as modifying a Gear Boy gaming gadget into the more advanced Super Gear Boy, which helps detect supernatural locations.

Larry Johnson has long dark brown hair and yellowish-brown skin. His brown eyes are usually neutral but change expression when under strong emotion. He has a mole under his eye. He usually wears a light beige shirt with the logo of the metal band Sanity's Fall, blue jeans with a chain on the left side, and dark brown shoes. Personality
Larry is a strong-willed and sometimes calm man. He is artistic, quick-tempered, rebellious, and possesses a keen insight that often goes unnoticed behind his tough exterior. He finds it easy to connect with others, but is not afraid to stand up for his beliefs. Larry is the firstborn and only son of Jim and Lisa Johnson. Prior to the events of the first episode, he lived in Addison Apartments and was particularly close to his father, sharing his passion for heavy metal.