Principal Wilbur T. Huggins is the antagonist-turned-recurring character of The Loud House. He serves as the main antagonist in the first half of season 2. He was a principal of Royal Woods Elementary School and is quite strict about enforcing the school rules, but like Lincoln and Clyde, he is also a fan of Ace Savvy.
He was voiced by Stephen Tobolowsky.
Biography[]
As a child, Huggins was a lonely boy who'd always wanted to make his own comic and get recognized but failed so he focused on studying. He worked hard and became a teacher and later a principal of his school.
In the episode "Frog Wild", he reveals his true nature and discovers the frogs were stolen in Mrs. Johnson's classroom; however, Lincoln is the frog hero because of Lana's disagreement on dissecting frogs. He gives Lincoln detention.
He appears again in "Pulp Friction", where it is revealed that he confiscate and keep any items from the students when they bring them to school. He also participates an Ace Savvy Comic book contest to meet Bill Buck; however, in the end, Lincoln and Clyde along with Huggins meet the creator of Ace Savvy.
In "Absent Minded", it is revealed that he himself got Royal Woods Elementary's perfect attendance award 30 years ago, and was the last student to do so before Clyde did.
Background[]
Pre-Series History[]
As a kid, he was a lonely boy who didn't have any friends to keep him company. Instead, he had Ace Savvy comics, which made him very happy, despite the harsh criticism he got from three boys who were playing baseball nearby. He wanted to make his own comic and get recognized but failed so he focused on studying. He worked hard and became a teacher and later a principal of his school.
Personality[]
Wilbur takes his role very seriously as a school director. He's very strict towards the school rules, and he can be intimidating for some students.
But aside from that, he has a child-like attitude, as he loves to read Ace Savvy comic books, despite his age.
Whenever Huggins is either serious or angry, he tells someone that he'll do something for their benefit, only to shout "NOT!" one second later.
Appearance[]
He is a half bald elderly man, with grey hair, a grey mustache. He wears a white shirt, a dark blue colored suit jacket, a baby blue tie, brown shoes, and beige pants with a black belt.
As a child, he had curly brown hair, freckles and buck teeth with braces as a resemblance of Luan's teeth. He had a blue shirt with a white stripe, blue jeans, and also wore a propeller hat.
Antagonistic Roles
Frog Wild
He shouted loudly NOT! in front of the children, then he glared meanly at Lincoln, then he sneaks to Loud's House, he check everything, then he open the door, Fang and other bats flying over him into next room, then he touch the doorknob, he got an electric shock, then he check pants, then he says, What the?, later then he starts crying with Agnes Johson, and then he later apologies, how he behaved bad, then he looks with children into aquarium
Pulp Friction
He roughly took the comic out of Lincoln and Clyde's hand, yelled at them, then told them he was going to give it back and yelled NO! and he left, he wanted to drop them off in the detention, and he was sorry for how he treated Clyde and Lincoln, he was sad in his car, he realized the mistake he had made, and he apologized to Lincoln and Clyde, and he wrote that there would be no gym, and finally treated others decently
Gallery[]
Trivia[]
- Huggins Chandler and Flip are the only characters who played antagonistic roles more than once.
- He's a big fan of Ace Savvy comics.
- None of the episodes he appears in have been directed by Chris Savino.
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