Bradley Larsen is the abusive father of Millie, Flora, and Sarah Larsen and the husband of Jenny Larsen. He is voiced by Andrew Kishino.
Bradley lives in the town of South Park, Colorado with his three children Millie, Sarah, and Flora Larsen. Bradley and his wife Jenny treat their children like crap, like trying to kill them. Many people criticize Bradley and Jenny for their abusive and bad behavior.
Bradley is a tall, average man with brown hair, red sweater, green tie, blue pants and black shoes. Bradley is shown to a lazy, mean, rude, abusive, selfish, greedy, sadistic, sarcastic, arrogant, violent, cruel, and extremely dangerous person who will do anything to get what he wants out of life. He has no regard for anyone but himself and his family. Bradley loves to torture and abuse his kids. He enjoys drinking alcohol and smoking cigarettes, which causes him to be drunk or stoned most of the time. Despite his cruelty towards his own children, he always cares about them. Bradley and his wife Jenny love to abuse their kids in many different ways. Bradley is also seen as a complete coward who never gets into fights.
Bradley is a very abusive father towards his three daughters. He doesn't care much about his children's well-being and only cares about himself. Bradley would always swear at his children, even though they were just young girls. He also likes to call them names when they're in trouble, such as "dirty little slut." He has been known to force his daughters to perform sexual acts on him and is completely disgusting toward them.
Bradley always yells and swears at his children, whether they were right or wrong. He treats his daughters like dirt, saying that they smell like dog feces. He also says that they look like whores and calls them names. Whenever one of his daughters does something stupid, he will usually make fun of them in front of other people. Bradley constantly abuses them, making fun of them and swearing at them all the time. He also forces them to do things, such as beat up other people and beat them up themselves.
