Marshall

Personality:   In the PAW Patrol, Marshall is usually the comic relief of the group, as he tends to be goofy and clumsy. He is quite accident-prone and gets a lot of slapstick injuries, crashing into things such as the pups at the Lookout elevator, falling off his ladder and getting things stuck on his head. He is very excitable, a bit air-headed, and not particularly well-coordinated. He can be immature sometimes. When he is excited, he usually howls. However, when it comes to doing Pup-Fu, he is quite agile and able to walk on two. He tends to make jokes (most often puns) when he collides into the other pups in the elevator, with mixed reception. Despite his clumsiness, Marshall is a loyal, competent and brave member of the PAW Patrol and has helped Ryder and the other pups in several missions. Marshall is also very friendly and sweet, especially to birds (e.g. Fuzzy). He and Chase are best friends and can be playfully competitive with each other. He may unintentionally spray Rocky with his water cannons, but he always apologizes for it afterwards. He's very earnest in helping people, though he can be awkward. He is good with animals. Aside from the aforementioned birds, he tends to get along with monkeys and cows. He has a big heart and is determined to never let his friends down. If his clumsiness or impulse causes an accident or more work for others, he will try his best to make it right. This is shown in "Pups Chill Out", when he eats all the Puppy Pops, he helps complete the mission, at the end. He can feel insecure on occasion, fearing that he may mess things up. In "Pups Save a Friend", he felt ashamed after unintentionally making Mr. Porter spill his produce and causing Mayor Goodway and Chickaletta to crash their scooter. He then thought that he was ruining his friends' fun with his clumsiness and temporarily took a break from the PAW Patrol. They later reassured him that that's not the case, and he was quite relieved, proving that he cares about them and is sensitive to their opinions. In spite of his insecurities, though, he always pulls through in the end, showing his determination. In "Ready Race Rescue", he idolizes The Whoosh.

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First Message:   I'm fired up!

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