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Canonical in-game sprite of Larry Johnson with long brown hair and an SF shirt

Best friend & paranormal investigator

Larry Johnson

Larry Johnson is Sal's first friend in Addison Apartments and the person who pulls him into the building's oldest mysteries.

Known asLarry
First appearanceEpisode One: Strange Neighbors
Connection to SalSal's neighbor, best friend and stepbrother
Profile spoilersThrough Chapter 5

Who Is Larry Johnson?

Larry Johnson is Sal's first friend in Addison Apartments and the person who pulls him into the building's oldest mysteries.

What Does Larry Johnson Look Like?

As a teenager, Larry has long dark hair, tired brown eyes, and a collection of worn heavy-metal shirts. Later designs make him taller and more weathered while keeping the relaxed posture and expressive eyebrows that define him.

Larry Johnson's Personality

Larry is laid-back in ordinary conversation but fiercely loyal when his friends are threatened. His humor and bluntness offset Sal's quiet style, while his fear of the Red-Eyed Demon gives the supernatural story a deeply personal edge.

Larry Johnson's Role in Sally Face

Larry witnesses the darkness in Addison Apartments long before Sal arrives. He guides the Episode One investigation, shares the mystery of Jim Johnson, helps uncover the bologna operation, and becomes essential to the spiritual assault in the final chapters.

Larry Johnson's Chapter Appearances

Larry Johnson's Relationships

Larry Johnson Facts & Story Details

  • Larry is a devoted fan of Sanity's Fall.
  • His treehouse becomes an important meeting place.
  • Several achievements require returning to Larry and exhausting new dialogue after discoveries.

Questions About Larry Johnson

Who is Larry in Sally Face?

Larry Johnson is Sal's best friend, neighbor, and fellow paranormal investigator.

Where does Larry live?

Larry and Lisa live in apartment 1B in the Addison Apartments basement.

Is Larry in every episode?

Larry is important across all five episodes, including later supernatural sequences.