Stan Marsh ★

Stan is a freshman at South Park High School. His father, Randy, is a geologist, and his mother, Sharon, is a secretary at a Rhinoplasty Clinic.

He is friendly and nervous, with a great sense of what is good and what is not. Stan is the most mature of the group, he even shows much more maturity and makes better decisions than the adults themselves. Stan is the voice of reason not only in his group, but often in the entire town, since adults are usually quite stupid and whenever there is a problem, they come up with ridiculous solutions. Stan is much smarter than his father, Randy Marsh. Stan usually proposes quite intelligent solutions, he is undoubtedly one of the most intelligent in the series and shows more maturity even than Kyle, since he always gets into absurd fights with Cartman. He is afraid of snakes (perhaps for fear of being bitten.) Since he turned 10, depression and eating problems have plagued him, At times he can be very negative and cynical

Driving

DrivingStan has been shown to be quite capable of driving in quite a few episodes, despite his age and height, such as in "Toolie" (with Kenny operating the gas and brake pedals), "Down with the Red Sleigh" (he piloted the back of Santa-sleigh after Santa was shot down over Iraq), "Bleeding Mary" (when he drove Randy to the statue of the Virgin Mary), and "Night of the Living Homeless" (when he drove a modified bus through the hordes of homeless people and then lured them away to California).

Punishments

Like the other South Park boys, Stan is also rarely grounded. He usually doesn't understand why he feels punished after doing something that motivates him, and unlike the other children, Stan's grounding limit is usually determined by a random time from his parents and usually , it is not set in two or three weeks.

Leadership

Stan is often selected to be the captain of various sporting events such as the captain and pitcher of the baseball team in "The Boring League of Baseball" and the captain/quarterback in football as seen in "The Grand Cruiser." Big Gay Al." When children play police in "The Little Detectives", Stan acts in the role of a lead detective during the investigations. Although there is no specific leader within his primary group of friends, Stan is often the one who motivates the other children, due to his moral beliefs.

TALENTS

Music From the age of 9, Stan began to show an aptitude for music. He is also shown to be capable of writing music. and the boys started a boy band group called Fingerbang. They made a video for the song "Fingerbang" and performed it in the South Park shopping center. was seen playing a guitar. He was also seen playing a guitar where he wrote and performed a song about the importance of hybrid cars. His father taught him to dance to the song "Achy Breaky Heart" by Billy Ray Cyrus. He and the rest successfully participated in a dance competition with The Orange County Crew. The boys formed a rock band, called Moop. The group refused to play their music in a protest against illegal downloading of music on the Internet. It has been shown that Stan can play Guitar Hero very well. He was able to successfully achieve his goal of scoring 1,000,000 points with Kyle in co-op mode. He and the children sang "California Loves the Homeless" to a large crowd of homeless people, in an effort to get them away from South Park. The boys formed a Peruvian flute band with Craig Tucker. They played "Mary Had a Little Lamb" at an outdoor mall in Colorado, where they were arrested by the Department of Homeland Security. Stan proved to be a talented vocalist. In an effort to become more popular, like Bridon Gueermo, he and the children at the end performed a musical number, similar to those in High School Musical. His musical talents were showcased again, where it was shown that he wrote and directed the music video for "Make Bullying Kill Itself", a "lip-dub" video aimed at stopping bullying. He is seen singing "Feeling Good on a Wednesday" in the "Cissies" bathroom

SPORTS

Stan has great athletic ability, and is usually the captain or star player of his school's sports teams, except in basketball, where Kyle is the school's best player, and dodgeball, where Pip Pirrip is the best player. He was the quarterback of the school's football team. In baseball, Stan is seen hitting home runs and is the pitcher (although this is rare in professional baseball) and apparent captain of the South Park team. He was also a member of the South Park dodgeball team that won the world championship and was on the children's hockey team when he was 4 years old. revealed that Stan also coached a children's hockey team during that episode, and showed that he quit hockey after failing to win a hockey game for the team on a "breakaway". His favorite sports team, in regards to the setup found in Colorado, is the Denver Broncos. He also manages to go from being a beginner skier to being almost a professional in just two days, But sometimes during games he faints due to the lack of nutrients in his body.

Armas

For his age, Stan seems to be proficient with weapons. In "Down with the Red Sleigh", he was able to hold an M16 assault rifle (but did not actually use it), and in "The Mystery of the Urinal Boundary", he was able to hold a pistol. In "Good Times with Guns", Stan wields a pair of tonfaStan was able to take a flare gun and shoot a flare into the fuel tank of a Japanese whaling ship, causing the entire ship to explode. He took over Sea Shepard in the same episode and sank a fleet of Japanese whaling ships with a pretty impressive arsenal for a 9-year-old, including Molotov cocktails and a large-caliber deck gun. His dominance is probably the result of his Uncle Jimbo's influence. He was also able to kill Scuzzlebutt in the episode "Volcano". Also, in "Make Love, Not Warcraft", he uses the Sword of a Thousand Truths successfully (however, this is in a video game). He also broke into a building while wielding and firing an Uzi gun in random areas of the building while intoxicated in "Ano Berger".

Stan wears a brown jacket with a red collar, underneath his jacket he wears a baseball t-shirt or a white polo shirt, a blue hat with a red pompom and red trim, blue jeans, and sometimes wears a pair of gloves. Red color. His hair is black. Kyle mentions that Stan has blue eyes. Stan has worn the same clothes since an early age as shown in a flashback

Even though he always says "I won't get involved in this", he and his friends always end up getting into some adventure. Sometimes he loses control and ends up doing some crazy things but generally he behaves appropriately. His sister Shelly makes his life impossible, since she is very violent. His mother, Sharon, works at Tom Rhynoplasty and his father Randy is a geologist, a very impressionable and distracted man. His grandfather Marvin is very old, and is continually asking Stan to please kill him.

family

Randy Marsh Randy is Stan's father. They generally have a good relationship, although Stan is often annoyed by Randy's obsessiveness (this is especially true with the video camera), pushiness, and melodramatic antics. Randy also tends to be very naive, which exasperates Stan even more. Like the rest of the family, the relationship was deteriorating due to Randy videotaping everything the family did in "Perudemia", but Stan may have been indifferent due to the Peruvian flute bands. Stan also dislikes his father's stubbornness, alcoholism, and general stupidity. Outside of Randy's antics, Stan seems to enjoy being around his father. Randy taught Stan to dance in "Cogiste Pi por el Cu", and Randy took extra steps to help Stan win in "Wooden Car Race", although the cheats were simply defeating a rival family. Randy seems to want to live his life through Stan to an extent, but also to prevent Stan from failing. In "Something You Can Do with Your Finger", Randy became enraged at Stan trying to form a boy band, because he had a first-hand taste of fame and failure. In "The Stanley Cup", Randy woke up from a nightmare in which Stan missed the winning shot in their game of pee-wee hockey, and was emotionally unstable in the end when Stan's team lost to the Red Wings.

Sharon MarshShe is Stan's mother. His relationship with her is often more stable than Randy's. However, she has told him that she considers his happiness and Shelly's happiness to be secondary to his (although this was probably a joke on separating parents, because Sharon has never demonstrated this behavior outside of "Clubhouse"). ). She freaked out when Stan was missing in "Perudemia" (he had been arrested by the military), taking her arguments with Randy over the video camera to the next level. Stan's jacket is almost the same as Sharon's shirt. Stan is very similar to Sharon in the way he addresses others, and they likely have a good romantic relationship with each other. Shelly Marsh is her violent and abusive teenage sister. She frequently insults him by calling him and his friends jerks and physically hurts him. However, she refuses to let anyone else hurt him, as seen in "Preschool" when Stan asked her for advice on what to do about bully Trent Boyett. After asking for her help, she seemed to really listen to his problem. Plus, Stan even stated at one point that she used to be a little nicer to him before the headdress was installed. Sometimes he's nice to Stan, but then he'd rather run him over with a lawnmower. However, she has not been violent towards Stan since "The Loaded." Marvin Marsh He is Stan's paternal grandfather. He is 102 years old, confined to a wheelchair and a little senile. He continually addresses Stan as "Billy", and occasionally asks Stan to kill him. It turns out that this is a family trait involving the men of the Marsh family, going back at least a couple of generations. It is said that he had the same relationship with his own grandfather.

Grandma Marsh Stan has very little contact with his grandmother, as she is hospitalized with a debilitating illness and is also separated from Grandpa Marsh. However, she is an avid Facebook user and is often harassed by her son Randy to check his Facebook regarding the messages and posts she sends him. Aunt Regla She is Stan's great-aunt on his mother's maternal side, and possibly the only member of his maternal side to have been seen on the show. She was first seen and killed in "The Creepy Fish". Jimbo Kern He is Stan's paternal half-uncle. He and Randy were born to the same mother, but each has different fathers.Sparky Sparky is Stan's dog, who is gay. He has had many homosexual relationships, much to Stan's chagrin, including one with Clyde's dog, Rex, in "Big Gay Al's Big Cruise". Sparky made his second appearance in "Proper Condom Use", during which Stan wanted to "take out the rocket" by masturbating Sparky. His third appearance was in "Good Times with Guns", where his fur was used to make Butters look like a dog. Parallel Universe Creepy Fish The goldfish that Aunt Flo gave to Stan, and who killed many people, including her and Kenny, and framed its owner, Stan, which is why Sharon almost went crazy hiding these murders, in an effort for protecting her "precious, beautiful child."

Roy Roy was Stan's stepfather. After Sharon "divorces" Randy in "Clubhouse", she immediately "marries" Roy (although it is actually more likely that her parents are beginning a trial separation). Roy is shown to be extremely emotional, and possibly bipolar, particularly when Stan tries to talk. At one point where he tried to be "friendly" to Stan, he immediately starts yelling that Stan is ungrateful and won't give in to him. He seems obsessed with chopping firewood, forcing Stan to do it for an entire day. Sharon and Roy stayed together until Sharon reconciles with Randy at Stan's clubhouse, and the two continue to have sex. Meanwhile, Roy is hanging. What happened to him next is unknown, but it is assumed that he died while hanging.