Brad Morton Background information Feature films Television programs American Dragon: Jake Long Video games Park attractions Portrayed by Portrayed by Animators Voice Matt Nolan[1][2] Performance model Designer Jeff Goode Inspiration Honors and awards Character information Full name Other names The Bradster Personality egotistical, arrogant, brash, ignorant, absent-minded, oblivious Appearance blode hair, red sweater, white shirt Birthday Occupation Student, Football Player Affiliations bad Goal Make Jake's life miserable, become a ballerina Home New York City, New York Relatives Brad's Dad (father) Pets Allies Rose (formerly), Jake Long (formerly), Hans Rotwood Minions Enemies Jake Long, Trixie Carter, Arthur "Spud" P. Spudinski, Rose Likes Rose, bullying Jake another students, pulling pranks, dumping Rose for Jasmine at the school dance, dating any other girls at school Dislikes failing class, the dark, his secrets exposed Powers and abilities Weapons Fate Get suspended from middle school and unable to graduate 8th grade because he pulled a prank on Principal Rotwood. Quote "Oh rest assured my friend, she is." "That's right, The Bradster makes Home Ec home excellent!" "Game Off, Losers!" "Oh yeah, The Bradster worth every penny." "Oh there's goes my cue, too bad to missed yours, LOSER!"

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Brad Morton^[3] is a recurring character in American Dragon: Jake Long. He is voiced by Matt Nolan.

HistoryEdit

He is one of the premier football players at Millard Fillmore Middle School, where he is a school bully and plays the role of the popular "dumb jock". Usually thinks he is a hot shot, but at some points he just utterly fails.

He is two years older than Jake, making him 16 because he was held back twice in elementary school for failing 3rd grade^[4].

Jake is frequently the target of Brad's abuse. Usually by him flaunting something, such as a car^[5], a large wad of money^[6] etc, in Jake's face. However Jake almost always manages to get even either by himself or because of Brad's own actions backfiring.

PersonalityEdit

He is very egotistical, constantly referring to himself as "The Bradster". He was a major foil to Jake getting a chance to spend time with Rose during school. He once took Rose on a date but dumped her for Jasmine, a girl Jake took to that dance unaware that she was a Nix^[7]. Afterwards he is oblivious to the fact she no longer likes him. He always tries to steal Rose away from Jake whenever they show up, but Rose has probably not forgiven him for ditching her for Jasmine, or the dance gave her an opportunity to see Brad's true personality.

It seems that Brad hides his fears and embarrassing secrets like his fear of the dark^[8] and dreaming of becoming a ballerina^[9] with his tough-guy attitude.

FamilyEdit

His father is a police officer and, much like his son, picks on other people, including Jonathan Long^[10].

Age By SeasonEdit

• Season 1: 14-15
• Season 2: 15-16

Episode AppearancesEdit

Season OneEdit

• Old School Training (cameo)
• Dragon Breath (first appearance)
• The Talented Mr. Long
• Act 4, Scene 15
• Shapeshifter
• The Ski Trip
• The Halloween Bash
• Ring Around the Dragon
• The Hunted

Season TwoEdit

• Half Baked
• The Academy
• The Doppleganger Gang
• Breakout (cameo)
• Dreamscape
• Fool's Gold
• Hairy Christmas
• Switcheroo
• The Love Cruise
• Homecoming (cameo)
• Young at Heart
• Siren Says
• Shaggy Frog
• Magic Enemy#1
• A Ghost Story
• Bite Father, Bite Son
• Game On
• Furious Jealousy
• Being Human (final appearance)
• The Hong Kong Longs (end credits)

TriviaEdit

• Brad has taken piano lessons for 12 years, yet is still no better than a beginner.^[11]
• Brad was suspended from school for pulling a cake bomb on Principal Rotwood and was unable to graduate Middle School and going to High School.
• Brad is Leo his birthday is August 7.

GalleryEdit

For more pictures and screenshots of Brad Morton, click here.

American Dragon: Jake Long

Media: American Dragon: Jake Long Characters: Jake Long | Rose | Trixie Carter | Arthur Spudinski | Luong Lao Shi | Fu Dog | Jonathan Long | Susan Long | Haley Long Other Characters: Brad Morton | Hans Rotwood | Stacey Wintergrin | Tracey | Lacey | Olivia Mears | Courtney | Jasmine | Marnie Lockjelly | Danika Hunnicutt | Nigel Thrall | Fred Nerk | Kyle Wilkins | Gregory Long | Andrew Long | Silver | Carol St. Carmine | Frederick Buttersleeves | Joshua | Trisha | Jake Long Junior | Aunt Cathy | Rose's parents | Rose's Twin Sister | Oracle Twins | The Dragon Council | Councilor Andam | Councilor Kulde | Councilor Kukulkhan | Councilor Omina | Aunt Patchouli Long | Sun Park | Dolores Derceto | Ms. Jenkins | Ms. McGuire | Ms. Birch | Mrs. Carter | Colonel Hank Carter | Ms. Spudinski | Officer Morton | Veronica | Brocamas | Stan Lipkowski | Bertha | Reggie the Brownie | Clooney | Jaren MacArthur | Shaniqua Chulavista | Ron Slam | Coach Sackerson | Judge Glamis Cutler | Dwarfs | Tommy King Villians: The Huntsman (American Dragon: Jake Long) | The Huntsclan | The Dark Dragon | Councilor Chang | Eli Excelsior Pandarus | Nix | Huntsgirl | Huntsboys 88 and 89 | Sigmund Brock | Fury | Euryale | Medusa | Yang Jake | Hook Hand Ghost | Vicky Fickling | Yan Yan | Shackles Jack Guest Characters: Monty Hall | Ingrid Third | Thad Rochefort-Chaise | Jasma Sancere | Santa Claus Locations: New York | New York (state) | New Jersey | Millard Fillmore Middle School | Draco Island | Hong Kong (American Dragon) | Subway (American Dragon) | The Empire State Building | China | Camp Mugwomp | Magus Bazaar | Canal Street Electronics | Island of Atlantis | Cosmopolitan Museum of Art | Familio Festevedro Objects: The 13 Aztec Skulls | Huntstaff | Magical journals | Brockium

ReferencesEdit

1. ↑ http://www.behindthevoiceactors.com/tv-shows/American-Dragon-Jake-Long/Brad-Morton/
2. ↑ http://www.imdb.com/character/ch0070650/
3. ↑ http://www.jeffgoode.com/tv/americandragon/characters/brad.htm
4. ↑ Young at Heart
5. ↑ Young at Heart
6. ↑ Fool's Gold
7. ↑ Dragon Breath
8. ↑ The Doppleganger Gang
9. ↑ Dreamscape
10. ↑ Bite Father, Bite Son
11. ↑ The Talented Mr. Long