The Loud Sisters

The Loud Sisters are the titular ten deuteragonists (former occasional antagonists) of the Nickelodeon animated series The Loud House.

They are Lincoln's sisters and used to be occasional jerks. Soon afterwards which they're now moved on from bullying him. However, they does once again in the Netflix film until they realize that Lincoln is feeling left out in their talents after he loses the people's respect.

Members[]

Lori Loud is the 17-year-old (18-year-old in season 5-present), she is the eldest child of the Loud family. While Lori is depicted as a bossy, and short-tempered teenager who is condescending towards her younger siblings, she cares deeply about her family. Lori wears a light blue tank top, brown cargo shorts, blue slip-on shoes, and white pearl earrings. As the only Loud child with a driver's license, she usually forces her siblings to do errands for her in exchange for being transported somewhere. She is also shown to frequently have intense flatulence which she denies claiming that the sound was made by her shoes or another object like loose floorboards or a car seat. Lori is highly-skilled at playing golf and was the first student in her school to join the golf varsity team as a freshman. She also has a long-distance sweetheart named Bobby Santiago.
Leni Loud is the 16-year-old (17-year-old in season 5-present), she is the second child of the Loud family who is Lori's former roommate. Leni wears a turquoise dress, red hoop earrings, white slip-on sandals, and white sunglasses on top of her head. She is almost always seen wearing sunglasses on top of her head and often goes shopping at the Royal Woods Mall. She has a fear of spiders that is referenced in multiple episodes, most notably "Along Came a Sister". Along with Luna, she has the best relationship with Lincoln of his older sisters. Leni occasionally fights with Lori over things such as clothes. Leni is able to get a job at Reininger's Department Store at the Royal Woods Mall folding them. She does not have a driver's license nor does she know how to drive Vanzilla in "Driving Miss Hazy", but Lana's "Listen Out Loud" podcast reveals that she is now able to drive it.
Luna Loud is the 15-year-old (16-year-old in season 5-present) third child of the Loud family. She wears a purple shirt, a lavender skirt, a white belt, high purple boots, paperclip earrings, 3 black bracelets, and a choker. She is depicted as a wild and upbeat guitarist who owns and plays various instruments, with her signature instrument being a purple Dean ML electric guitar. Luna's idol is a rock singer named "Mick Swagger", she closely follows his words as she got her passion for music when she was young by attending one of his concerts. Her passion for music has had a negative side as shown in the episode "For Bros About to Rock", where it is revealed that she unintentionally "ruined" her siblings' first concerts. The episodes "Study Muffin" and "L is for Love" revealed that Luna is bisexual as she is shown to be attracted to Lincoln's male tutor Hugh, and a female classmate named Sam Sharp. Luna's siblings are aware that Sam is female, and are supportive of Luna's crush on her. Showrunner Michael Rubiner said that "with 10 girls in the family", the crew felt natural "to explore one of them being LGBTQ". As of the episode "Racing Hearts", Luna and Sam are officially dating.
Luan Loud is the 14-year-old (15-year-old in season 5-present) fourth child of the Loud family and the roommate of Luna. She is depicted as the comedian of the house, with most of her dialogue consisting of bad puns that annoy her siblings. Luan wears a white sleeveless shirt, a yellow skirt, yellow socks, brown shoes, and 3 pink flowers. Every April Fools' Day, she becomes a sadistic prank-obsessed maniac which leaves her family and Clyde in complete fear of the holiday. While she pulls mostly successful pranks, the tables are turned sometimes to effect her as seen in the episodes "Fool's Paradise" and "Fool Me Twice." Luan also has other talents which include being an expert birthday clown, juggler, magician, mime artist, and ventriloquist where she owns a dummy named Mr. Coconuts. It is often shown that Luan gets jealous of her other siblings at times, an example being the episode "Funny Business" where Lincoln begins to overshadow her as a birthday clown. Luan has a developing relationship with a fellow classmate named Benny as shown in the episode "Stage Plight" where they kiss in Mrs. Bernardo's production of Romeo & Juliet.
Lynn Loud Jr. is the 13-year-old (14-year-old in season 5-present) athletic fifth child of the Loud family. She tends to start competitions among her siblings and plays a large number of different sports. Lynn is very superstitious as she doesn't want anything to ruin her winning streaks and makes various assumptions for each superstition. She wears a red and white Jersey, red-and-white track shorts, black cleats, and white high-knee socks. Unlike Lori, Lynn is not insecure when she passes gas. She does not hesitate to burp out loud or to try things such as a dutch oven on Lincoln. In the episode "Middle Men", it is revealed that Lynn developed a brash personality when she started middle school as she was bullied throughout her first day. Lynn is shown to have made at least one friend named Margo Roberts, who is a teammate on some of her sports teams.
Lucy Loud is the 8-year-old (9-year-old in season 5-present) seventh child of the Loud family and Lynn Jr's roommate. She wears long arm sleeves, stockings, a black dress, a shirt, and black shoes. Lucy has pale white skin and long black hair with bangs that cover her eyes and looks identical to the Loud children's great-grandmother Harriet. Lucy seems to appear out of nowhere at times which often frightens her siblings when she pops up near them. She is also a fortune-teller, whose predictions turn out to happen in a very literal manner. At school, Lucy is a part of the Morticians' Club with students who have similar traits as her. Lucy has a bust of the vampire Edwin who is from her favorite book and TV series The Vampires of Melancholia. While she pledges to be with Edwin in the afterlife, her crush is Rusty Spokes' brother Rocky Spokes.
Lana Loud is the 6-year-old (7-year-old in season 5-present) eighth child of the Loud family. Lana is the identical twin sister of her roommate Lola and was born two minutes before her as shown in the episode "Ties That Bind." She wears mostly a red baseball cap, white sneakers, a murky green t-shirt and dark blue overalls. Lana is depicted as a tomboy who loves to play in the mud and get her hands dirty. Lana is a skilled handy worker, plumber, and mechanic who loves animals (mostly frogs and reptiles) that she will defend from any possible harm. She also has a close bond with her sister Lola, who she hangs out and works together with. Throughout the series, she is shown to act like a dog as she eats either trash or dog food. It is stated by Leni and Lincoln in Leni's Listen Out Loud podcast that the family buys her food and toys at the pet shop.
Lola Loud is the 6-year-old (7-year-old in season 5-present) ninth child of the Loud family and the identical twin sister of her roommate Lana. Lola is depicted as a "Princess" who plots and schemes to get her way, and becomes maniacal if her siblings or anyone else angers her in any way. She is mostly seen wearing a long pink gown, sash, a white pearl necklace, long pink gloves, white earrings, pink high heels, and a tiara. Lola is constantly entered in child beauty pageants. Lola is shown to constantly tattletale out loud on her siblings (mostly Lincoln) when they confess quietly to what they did. Underneath her selfish and mean-spirited demeanor, she is shown to be forgiving and affectionate to others and self-admits to being a "crazy pants" sometimes. There is a running gag that shows Lola's strength exaggerated in a comedic way when she gets angry, such as single-handedly subduing her older sister Lori. Both she and Lana use a pink jeep as their mode of transportation around Royal Woods.
Lisa Loud is the 4-year-old (5-year-old in season 5-present) 10th child of the Loud family. Lisa is a child prodigy and gifted child who has a Ph.D. but is currently in kindergarten by her own choice. Lisa enjoys solving complex equations, math problems, and performing elaborate experiments where she often uses her unaware siblings and Clyde as test subjects. She wears glasses, an olive green turtleneck sweater, dark pink pants, and brown loafers. Lisa often uses formal and detailed terms to refer to basic things before saying it in layman's terms. She often tends to be quite reckless and unethical with her experiments but is a good-hearted girl down to her core. A running gag is that some of Lisa's beakers filled with compound mixtures tend to explode, which provokes many alterations in her body such as occasional mutations. She is also a fan of west coast rap music and is very good at breakdancing. Despite her intellect, Lisa greatly struggles with simple things such as arts and crafts due to having stubby fingers and forming friendships with others. Some of Lisa's inventions consist of but are not limited to an assortment of robots, Gloweos (cookies infused with the bioluminescent DNA of the Aequorea victoria that make the consumer glow in the dark for a short time), a Urine Detector liquid that removes urine from bodies of water, Gravity Shoes that enable her to walk on the ceiling, a chocolate fountain that started out as a nuclear fusion device, a compatibility machine used to match up two people, robotic kangaroo legs to go with Lisa and Lily's shared kangaroo costume, lie-detecting cameras that worked too well, and a chemical analysis machine.
Lily Loud is the 1-year-old (2-year-old in season 5-present) baby of the Loud family as well as the 11th child. She is mostly seen wearing only a diaper and is babysat by Lincoln on several occasions. She has a habit of losing her diaper causing her to go naked and also causing her fellow siblings to put her diaper back on. The only phrase Lily generally says aside from gibberish is "poo-poo", generally coupled with her diaper flying across the screen or needing a diaper change. Lily shares a room with Lisa and sometimes her gibberish can be translated by some of her siblings. Around the end of "Washed Up," Lily is the only one who sees Lake Eddy's residential cryptid Plessy which Lincoln and Lucy were wanting to find. In "Any Given Sundae," Lily tries her first ice cream and enjoys it despite some setbacks.

Antagonistic Roles[]

"Left in the Dark": The sisters blames Lincoln for the power outage on purpose even though it just an accident and he was only plugging the old TV for Lucy, but they won't listen to him.
"Making the Case": The sisters angrily turned their backs on Lincoln because of this and hated him. After Lincoln made an embarrassing video out of himself and got humiliated, his sisters apologize to Lincoln for selfishly disowning him and presents him with a small trophy and they make amends afterwards.
"The Sweet Spot": As the second main antagonists, his sisters all get mad at him when they realize he's trying to snag the best seat in the car.
"In Tents Debate": When Lincoln didn't decide whether to choose Aloha Beach or Dairyland to go on a vacation, the sisters all wait on him to try and make him choose in their favor. He takes advantage of this, but then when they have to go to Scratchy Bottom Campgrounds instead, he waits on them.
"Sound of Silence": After learning that their brother Lincoln bought a pair of noise-cancelling earphones, The sisters (masterminded by Lola) construct a plan to teach Lincoln a lesson by making him do menial chores that he "promised" when wearing the buds such as, Lynn using him to practice her kickboxing, Leni having him in a "Manotard", followed her friends taking pictures of him with the outfit, Lori using Lincoln as a Ottoman as she is giving herself a pedicure and Lana having Lincoln do things like cleaning hers and Lola's room, cleaning out the gutters, and even creating topiary statues in the front yard, While at the same time each sister made up a story of what happened when they made Lola mad, when Lincoln thinks that he made a promise to her and when she arrived, upset that he forgot and revealed the earbuds, she (along with the other sisters) reveal that she and the others were aware of what happen and told Lincoln that they did it to them him a lesson.
"Hand-Me-Downer": The sisters getting trouble with Lincoln for borrowing Lynn's bike stolen without her permission. As punishment for his misdemeanor, Lynn takes his pink bike away and belongs to herself. Luan also threateningly to Lincoln that he would not let Colonel Crackers get stolen and the sisters go back inside by putting their relationships to test, disappointed in Lincoln's actions.
"Sleuth or Consequences": They (except Lucy) blamed Lincoln for clogging the toilet again, unaware that Lucy was the one who clogged the toilet. At the end, Lincoln blames himself in front of them in order to protect Lucy from getting punished.
"It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House": The Loud sisters fight with Lincoln to get their hands on it. Mr. Loud calls a halt to the fight, and makes the kids clean the attic as punishment for their greed, and roughhousing for the money. While cleaning, the sisters blames Lincoln for getting them into trouble and makes him volunteer to clean the attic's back area. Upset that they haven't found anything yet, the sisters attack Lincoln to get the letter, believing it contains another clue that Lincoln left out. However, their struggle to retrieve the letter only results in them destroying it. At the end, Lincoln and his sisters are now work together and share, and that the money they found was his work bonus.
"House Music": Lana ties up Lincoln and the sisters left him behind in the floor, but Leni was the only one who returned for Lincoln, apologized to him, and she carried him like a handbag, much to his annoyance.
"A Novel Idea": The Loud sisters going to Lynn Sr.'s office for Take Your Daughter to Work Day and they have a good time without Lincoln. At the end, Mr. Loud and his daughters feel sorry for Lincoln that he misses out and they mindfully decides have to do Take Your Kids to Work Day for next time.
"Cereal Offender": The sisters wanted to tag along with Lincoln at the supermarket, but they ruined his chances to get Zombie Bran due to their chaotic antics and the fight they had with Lincoln when they all selfishly wanted a treat. Soon after, they feel guilty when they get kicked out. Later, however, they apologized and bought him the Zombie Bran.
"Come Sale Away": They all compete in selling things, getting Lily's blanket back, and dancing, and Lincoln feels frustrated that he keeps losing to his sisters.
"Raw Deal": Lucy takes advantage of Lincoln's generosity by reads his fortune and predicts that his day will end in disaster. Lucy made Lincoln live in fear and misses all the fun at Grand Venture State Park. At the end when Lincoln tries to tell his sisters about his amazing discovery, but they're too tired to listen and doesn't want to talk about it.
"One of the Boys": Lori penalizes Lincoln to pay for it for breaking her watch and Lola says him doesn't have class while they both storms off back to bed.
"Cheater by the Dozen": The sisters (except Lori) help Lincoln and Clyde spy on Bobby when they suspect him of adultery despite initially finding the claim ridiculous. Later they get mad at him when they think he wastes their time, until they see the pictures. Lincoln, the sisters, and Clyde feel bad for thinking that Bobby was cheating on Lori, and assume that Lori will be (understandably) furious for nearly ruining her date with Bobby. However, instead of being angry, Lori appreciates them for trying to look out for her. Everything seems fine until they're confronted by the restaurant owner, Giovanni, who is not happy from hearing about what happened to his linguine dim sum which had on the cart. As punishment for ruining the owner's meal and breaking up the love fest, they were forced to work with him in the kitchen to pay off the spilled food while Lori and Bobby enjoy their date.
"No Such Luck": They bans Lincoln from their activities and kicks him out of the house, believing Lincoln is unlucky for which he wasn't.
The Loud House Movie: The sisters fails to make Lincoln not get Breakfast Burrito and nearly attacks him. At Lynn's Table, Luna hits Lincoln with her trophy to exclude him from their photos, the sisters then overshadowing Lincoln while they all beloved by everyone in Royal Woods and does that again in Scotland too, this made Lincoln was jealous and heartbroken. When Lincoln loses the people's respect and framed by Morag, Lincoln's family realizes that they making him feel not special like his sisters and they decides to make things right with him. In the near end after Angus becomes the new duke of Loch Loud, they apologize to Lincoln for what happened earlier, as well as they tells Lincoln that he is special for helping them every day which they consider him and the most special brother ever. At last, they hugs Lincoln happily.

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The Loud sisters are similar to Joseph's brothers that they are mean to Joseph and in the end they forgives him for their actions.
The Loud sisters used to be occasional jerks to their brother Lincoln until in the end of "No Such Luck" which they moved on from it. However, they are once again antagonists on occasions in the Netflix film until they realize that Lincoln is feeling left out in their talents after he loses the people's respect, caused by Morag.
From The Loud House Movie version created & based by the YT channel "LordGoesBOOM_XD", they have copyright-change names: Leda, Lari, Lona, Lina, Lani, Lyla, Lena, Lexa, Liza, Leah.
- Lori Loud: She used to occasionally be a jerk to Lincoln and her younger sisters until in the near end of "Change of Heart" which she shown to become a better sister to them (mainly Lincoln).
- Lynn Loud Jr.: She didn't redeemed completely because she still act antagonistic or villainous on some occasions and couldn't stop being immature, but calling Lincoln "Stinkin'" is just a nickname for him, not a bad name.
- Lola Loud: Although she doesn't act bratty anymore in later episodes, but she still acts antagonistic/villainous on some occasions with her threatening to harm Lincoln and her other sisters.
Starting from the fifth season onward:
- Lori is one of the main characters which she moving out to attend college at Fairway University and visiting home once in a while. She has now appeared less frequently and is retired from being in charge while no longer roommates with Leni.
- Leni is the deuteragonist (replacement for Lori) which she is the new oldest sibling of the house while her ex-roommate Lori starts her new life of Fairway and coming home for visit once in a while. She later successfully gets her driver's license and able to drive Vanzilla completely after she passed her driving test as of season 6 episode "Driver's Dread".

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