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During dinner, Shelly argues with Larry's father over the irrational way he is treating Larry, forcing him to be a vegan from birth and to wear a life vest at all times. Relive the dawn of the South Park era, with legendary episodes of the groundbreaking, Emmy® Award-winning animated classic. She is extremely ill-tempered, often beating Stan up and calling him and his friends "turds".
Shelly is Stan's older sister. His father is a bully who is overly preachy in his beliefs in veganism and has forced Larry to be a vegan since he was born.
Larry eating with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Feegan. He is shy and socially awkward, evidenced by the fact that he gets bullied in school and tells Shelly that it is the first time anyone ever stood up for him. Shelly, Shelly | South Park … Stan Marsh and his sister Shelly Marsh stay the weekend at the Feegan's home while Randy Marsh and Sharon Marshgo to see Broadway musicals in New York City.
Larry is very timid and lacks self-confidence.
With that support, he plucks up the courage to disobey his parents by eating a Slim Jim and later at Burger King. This category lists episodes focusing on Shelly Marsh.
She suggests Larry can make his own decisions which would deter other children bullying him at school. Shelly Marsh is Randy and Sharon Marsh's daughter and Stan Marsh's older sister (and also arch-enemy).
D&D Beyond During dinner, Shelly argues with Larry's father over the irrational way he is treating Larry.
Although she doesn't like her little brother, she sticks up for him when he gets into trouble, and agrees with him on many occasions.
As their friendship grows, Larry takes off his life vest, then he and Shelly go on a date to see the Broadway musical "Wicked" in Denver. List of Minor Characters from Season Fifteen, https://southpark.fandom.com/wiki/Larry_Feegan?oldid=412255. Stan Marsh and his sister Shelly Marsh stay the weekend at the Feegan's home while Randy Marsh and Sharon Marsh go to see Broadway musicals in New York City. Love won't protect Stan from Shelly.
Their habit of wearing life vests all the time indicates that they are likely Survivalists.
The news announces that Larry died from drowning in the theater. However, his mother appears to be nicer and more open-minded than her husband, as she decides to take a chance allowing Larry to leave his life vest off later on.
Despite being very afraid, he also approaches Shelly and forms a budding relationship with her. He first appeared in the Season Three episode, "Cat Orgy".
Larry sees this as an act of bravery and begins trying to win the acceptance of Shelly.
Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. She's got huge headgear braces on her teeth, enjoys using the word "turds", and, mostly in earlier seasons, loves beating the crap out of Stan.
Shelly is actually crying when after the show was ruined and she finds out that Larry has died.
Ironically, Larry drowns due to him not wearing the life vest. She suggests Larry can make his own decisions which would deter other children bullying him at school. This is evident when he is afraid to jump off the diving board, and when Shelly speaks up to his parents about letting him decide if he wants to be a vegan.
He causes panic by accidentally breaking the water pipes thus flooding the theater. After removing his life vest, Shelly invites Larry to play "The Settlers of Catan" on Xbox 360. Whilst swimming, he wears purple swimming trunks. Watch Cartman, Kenny, Stan and Kyle in all their foul-mouthed adventures. "Shelly, Shelly" is a song sung by Skyler, with music provided by The Lords of the Underworld, in the Season Three episode, "Cat Orgy". From Season 03 Episode 07, Cat Orgy.
She is based on Trey Parker's older sister, Shelly Parker.
Larry sees this as an act of bravery and begins trying to win the acceptance of Shelly. Fandom Apps Take your favorite fandoms with you and never miss a beat. Follow everyone's favorite troublemakers—Stan, Kyle, Cartman and Kenny--from the very beginning of their unforgettable adventures.
Shelly won't put out, but Kitty will.
Although it's possible that he sneaks junk food and doesn't exercise, or because he has a wheat allergy/vitamin deficiency/glandular issue that caused him to become overweight. Stream free episodes and clips, play games, create an avatar and go behind-the …
Shelly reluctantly accepts Larry as a friend, until he sings her a song about how she inspired him to overcome the fears of his parents and make his own food choices. Shelly has been voiced at different times by Mary Kay Bergman, Mona Marshall, Eliza Schneider, and now April Stewart. Larry's parents are overprotective and force him to wear a life vest, even on dry land.
It is evident that Larry is afraid of his parents and does not dare to question them. Shelly's father, Randy Marsh, to save his daughter from acting on the "subliminal subtext" behind the play, he interrupts the performance dressed as Spider-Man.
He has blond hair and rosy cheeks and wears a striped yellow and turquoise shirt with a pair of blue jeans.
From Season 01 Episode 05, An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig. She first appeared in the Season One episode, "An Elephant Makes Love to a Pig". His last name is a rhyming joke for vegan as his family is practicing a vegan lifestyle.
12 Featured Episodes; About. He is derogatorily called "Feegan the Vegan" by Cartman. It is a bit odd that Larry is overweight despite that his father is shown to be muscular and his mother is shown to be slim. Larry is overweight, so much that his stomach bulges out of his shirt. As their friendship grows, Larry takes off his life vest, then he and Shelly g… Larry and Shelly Marsh enjoying a Broadway musical as a couple. When he and Shelly go on their date, he wears a tuxedo and a purple bow tie. He used to constantly wear a life vest around his neck, but he takes it off for Shelly.
See Also: List of Minor Characters from Season Fifteen | Season Fifteen. Larry Feegan was Shelly Marsh's boyfriend in the Season Fifteen episode, "Broadway Bro Down". Skyler is a 22-year-old musician who, due to low grades, is still attending high school.