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| “ | Smell you later. | „ |
| ~ Ronnie Anne's most famous quote. |
| “ | Lincoln, How DARE you kiss me at Jean Juan's French-Mex Buffet! You're rude and gross and totally annoying. I'd rather lick the bathroom floor than kiss you! | „ |
| ~ Ronnie Anne in "Save The Date". |
Ronalda "Ronnie" Anne Santiago is a major character in The Loud House franchise, specifically as the main protagonist of the franchise's spin-off The Casagrandes. She is Bobby's younger sister and Lincoln's best friend.
She used to be an antagonistic bully on occasions through the first season to third season episode "City Slickers", but she becomes nice and compassionate person who is kind to everyone and has a knack for planning, just like Lincoln (her first best friend), whom she deeply cares for. Furthermore, she is no longer a tough jerk like Lynn.
She was voiced by Breanna Yde in seasons 1-3, and currently by Izabella Alvarez.
Biography[]
Ronnie Anne lived in Royal Woods and went to Royal Woods Elementary School just as Lincoln did. She bullied him on occasions during the first season to third season and eventually become Lincoln's best friend.
As of second season onward, Ronnie Anne, Bobby, and their mother travelled to Great Lakes City to visit relatives only to learn that their mom wanted to move in with them and have resided there ever since. She occasionally visits Lincoln and his family though. She hold video chats with Lincoln to catch up with each other's lives and hang out in general.
For the rest of the series (starting the fourth season), Ronnie Anne moves on from bullying Lincoln on occasions. She now become more kinder and nicer to Lincoln and everyone, but sometimes she likes to enjoy pulling pranks on someone (particularly Lincoln) which it doesn't make her to be occasional antagonist. Ronnie Anne also befriends with Sid where she and her family moved to the Casagrande apartment and become neighbors to the Casagrande family. She now has two best friends of Lincoln and Sid to hang out and have fun together.
Appearance[]
Ronnie Anne is a Mexican-American girl with dark tan skin (tan in season 1), black hair worn in a low ponytail, freckles on her cheeks, and two buck teeth that stick out of her mouth. She wears a purple hooded jacket, dark blue jean shorts, a white tank top, and dark purple flats with light pink socks worn high. Her nightwear consists of a light purple shirt, and dark purple pants with white socks. Now, her clothes are darker.
Personality[]
Ronnie Anne is initially a surly and tough girl who bullies Lincoln on occasions through the first season to third season. However, she doesn't like anyone to believe that she's a mean person because Ronnie Anne is actually a good-hearted and tomboyish girl who sometimes being a jerk. She eventually become Lincoln's best friend and has a tendency to fist bump his shoulder so hard that it hurts.
As of the fourth season, Ronnie Anne is no longer bullying on occasions. She now become nice, friendly, compassionate and forgiving person who is kind to everyone and has a knack for planning, just like Lincoln as her first best friend which she deeply cares for.
Antagonistic Acts[]
- "Heavy Meddle": As an unseen character, she was constantly bullying and pranking Lincoln, which the other kids laugh and take pictures or record it at his expense. When Lincoln steps outside and gives her a kiss, but she gives him a black eye. At the end, she tosses a rock through his open window and leaves a note, apologizing for the black eye and leaving him her phone number. She also hands him a steak to clear up his injured eye with another note, revealing her name: Ronnie Anne.
- "Save the Date": Ronnie Anne angrily insults and dumps Lincoln for kissing her at Jean Juan's French-Mex Buffet. Lincoln then finds a note from Ronnie Anne saying that the break up was unreal, revealing that she stops their classmates from mocking him.
- "April Fools Rules": Ronnie Anne was called by Luan to come over the Loud House in order to prank Lincoln, thus giving a reason why he had to leave his room and she is the final part of her plan. Ronnie Anne pulls out a pie and prepare to pelt Lincoln, but she instead pelts Luan with the pie to save Lincoln from her pranks.
- "Shell Shock": Ronnie Anne and Lincoln are assigned to look after an egg named Toby to practice parenting, but Lincoln is terrified of her reckless and careless behavior. She attempts to get Toby from Lincoln during school, but he worries that she is gonna do terrible things to an egg. At the Santiago house, Ronnie Annne is furious at Lincoln for believing she is a reckless person. When Lincoln accidentally breaks the real egg, Ronnie Anne tells Lincoln to leave the house for perceiving her. The next day after hearing Lincoln's story, she invites Lincoln to make waffles for him to make up for failing the assignment. She grabs an egg to crack it into the batter and reveals a real Toby Rochelle II in her pocket.
- "City Slickers": As her final antagonistic role, Ronnie Anne lies to her friends about where she from Uptown and prevents Lincoln from saying anything about Royal Woods. At the fountain, she hip checks Lincoln into the water and told him that he looks hot. Later at the top deck when Ronnie Anne is confronted by Lincoln for lying, she scolds Lincoln for messing everything up for her, which Lincoln angrily decides to go home and Ronnie Anne feels guilty for hurting his feelings. While Lincoln is packing, Ronnie Anne apologize to him for what she said, but he then accepts her apology and the two decides to give the day a do-over. Ronnie Anne confesses her friends that she's from Royal Woods and also apologize for lying to them, which they still accepts her as their friend.
Trivia[]
- Ronnie Anne is afraid of skateboarding at once in season 3 episode "Skatey Cat" after she had an accident.
External Links[]
- Ronnie Anne Santiago on the Heroes Wiki
- Ronnie Anne Santiago on the The Loud House Wiki
- Ronnie Anne Santiago on the Paramount Wiki
- Ronnie Anne Santiago on the Nickelodeon Wiki
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