TRIGGER WARNING: mentions of alcoholism, depression, and a s**cide attempt.

Chase Brody

Chase Brody is a character created by Sean himself. Chase is an energetic, typical bro sort of guy that has his own side vlog, titled "Bro Average." The name is clearly meant to be a parody of Dude Perfect.

Bro Average seems to be a show where Chase makes trick shots, much like Dude Perfect. In these vlogs, Chase tries to put on a happy demeanor for the camera; however, he hides dark things about himself, like his troubled marriage, depression, and possible alcoholism (this part has yet to be confirmed outright).

—Chase co-hosts Bro Average with Chad, a puppet

—In Bio Inc. Redemption #2, Sean picks the name "Chase Brody" for a patient and says that it sounds like the name of a douchebag

—In Bio Inc. Redemption #5, Dr. Schneeplestein says Chase went back to his family, yet he did not know whether things between Chase and his wife had smoothed over or not

—Chase has kids, and most of their names are unknown, but we do know that his oldest son is named Grayson (it's thought that Chase may have an older son named Trey)

—In a panel, Sean revealed that tea bags are a guilty pleasure of Chase's (Sean also said in a different panel that Chase's backstory will be heart-breaking)

—On April 11, 2019 (Chase's birthday) Sean posted a picture of Chase staring at his reflection, the caption being "Where are they..." which references Chase's children

—In "CHASE" the pile of rocks that's visible in the video are a "cairn" which were used in historical burial purposes

Chase often portray positive characteristics in his videos and tends to hide the troubles in his life. In videos he wants and tries to show values like fun, success, and good humor, and does so to mask his problems. This is because he absolutely hates being vulnerable in front of others, and tries to keep others who aren't involved out of his issues.

His relationship with his family is strained and seems to only get worse. Chase does not have a good relationship with his wife, Stacy, or any members of her family, and can often be heard pleading with her not to take the kids. It never seems to work.

When it comes to Sean and the other egos—at least, Dr. Schneeplestein—Chase cares for them and doesn't want anything bad to happen to the two. Even when Sean goes unresponsive due to Anti trying to take over his body at the end of "THEY'RE HERE | Stories Untold — Chapter 3," Chase calls out to him and says that he needs to wake up. Despite what he's gone through, Chase Brody is a sweet, caring man with a heart of gold.

No. Not from what we can tell.

Chase Brody has not shown any homicidal intentions and hasn't threatened others' lives. Despite everything that has happened to him, despite everything that people do to him, he still tries to treat people better. It can be argued that his videos are a way to help brighten the days of his viewers.

In multiple video appearances we see: Chase attempting suicide (the attempt is unsuccessful, as shown by his eyes opening); him professing that he still loves Stacy and he doesn't want her to leave; the revelation that he can only see his kids on the weekends; Chase drinking (which adds to the idea that he has begun to struggle with being an alcoholic); Chase's kids go missing, and it's presumed, because he's in the house when Chase is looking around, that Anti is responsible for it.

Chase has gone through so much in recent years, and yet he hasn't lashed out. He is not dangerous and your life is not in any danger when you're around him.

It's obvious that Chase is a kind man with a good heart, suffering from a deteriorating and now toxic marriage, depressive episodes, and (maybe) alcoholism.