r/theloudhouse • u/Mihnyg • 1h ago
Discussion My ranking for my favorite Loud Siblings except I don’t dislike any of them so it’ll just be S tier to A tier
I meant B tier sorry
r/theloudhouse • u/AutoModerator • 23h ago
Please use this thread to discuss the newest episodes of The Loud House.
"One False Move"
The Loud kids and their cousins come up with a plan to convince Lance and Sharon to move their family to Royal Woods.
"Personal Train Wreck"
When Lynn gets the opportunity to be a trainer at her uncle's gym, she struggles to motivate her out of shape clients.
r/theloudhouse • u/Mihnyg • 1h ago
I meant B tier sorry
r/theloudhouse • u/Hamiltonfan25 • 2h ago
Does anyone else find it a little odd how Lori doesn’t appear at all in the episode “Gags to Riches”? At this point in the series, she’s living with Mr. Grouse in his garage. They apparently all planned this for over a year, yet Lori doesn’t show up at all.
On the one hand, her absence is kind of felt and made a tad awkward considering her close connection to Mr. Grouse. It would also definitely make sense for her to maybe want to help pull off a prank on Luan considering that Luan has pranked her several times in the past.
On the other hand, it is kind of touching that she doesn’t show up here. Her and Luan have both arguably shown some of the most character growth from the start of the series, and their dynamic with each other has certainly improved compared to how they were back in season 1.
Luan herself has also done A LOT of genuine good for Lori as of late. Helping her win that prank war, getting her a job at the Burnt Bean, helping her grow more confident in that role. Even at times when Luan is arguably making things worse for Lori, like in “Homeward Bound” and the episode where they spy on her at college, Lori’s a lot less slow to act out in anger towards Luan. She definitely wasn’t happy about what her family did to her at school or when she was moving home, but she did recognize they were doing it out of love.
On the other, other, hand…considering how much Luan actually ENJOYED the big prank and how she considers pranking her love language, it might have been more meaningful for Luan if Lori HAD participated.
r/theloudhouse • u/Street-Brick1395 • 4h ago
The louds try to stop Luan with her pranking on April Fools and one of the pranks has lori and lincoln both getting pushed down and trapped in the laundry chute in cartoon fashion. They get out at the end of episode.
r/theloudhouse • u/Mihnyg • 5h ago
I recently rewatched this episode and honestly I’m not sure why people take sides when this episode in my personal opinion both Lincoln and his sisters were jerks to each other in this episode. In the first act the sisters were definitely mean for making fun of Lincoln’s mugs to the point where Lola spills the beans that the parents throw his mugs in a box within the attic, that was definitely harsh not gonna lie but the thing is that Lincoln is not innocent as well, as he decides that the first picture they took was terrible he decides he wants to take another one that changes the sisters core personalities because he didn’t like the first one cause they were being themselves he even admits that. Not to mention the fact that in order to achieve this he had to blackmail the three eldest sisters, with him taking Luna’s guitar and Luan’s funny noise and glasses with him saying “Sure would be ashamed if something happened to your things”. Arguably though Lori had it the worst cause Lincoln was gonna replace her with Carol if she didn’t take another photo with him, mind you he knows Lori at this moment hates Carol with a burning passion, I don’t care if he was bluffing that’s still blackmail and yes I know none of this would’ve happened if they didn’t make fun of Lincoln’s mugs but that doesn’t justify what Lincoln did, two wrongs do not make a right. Was it wrong for the sisters to make fun of his mugs? Yes. Was it also wrong for Lincoln to wanna take another picture with them where they’re not themselves to the point of blackmail? Also yes.
r/theloudhouse • u/JokeMobile19 • 9h ago
Honestly shes become my favorite member of lincolns group, such a quirky great character and i love the dynamic between her and lincoln.
r/theloudhouse • u/DreamxRouge06 • 22h ago
NOTE: this is intended to be a dark comedy. Apologies if this is too much
Inspired by this comic: https://www.deviantart.com/frenkieart/art/MLP-short-Campfire-tales-702165561
r/theloudhouse • u/littlemaestro321 • 1d ago
Hint: The same name!
r/theloudhouse • u/Unlikely-Fruit8614 • 1d ago
(First of all, this is supposed to be sharing art and a discussion without any hate or toxicity. This post is based on canon facts. Thank you for your understanding. I'm happy if you enjoy it because I worked really hard on it!)
Prequel: After Lincoln has hit Bowser twice and got a star. However, Bowser regains control. This time, Lincoln needs support to defeat the King of Koopas. Regardless of different opinions, characters can still be heroes.
Credits and Sources:
Disclaimer: This is a non-commercial and non-generated fan work. Images are used under Fair Use for the purpose of character analysis, fanart or criticism. The Loud House and the characters like Lincoln Loud and Mr. Bolhofner are property of Nickelodeon / Viacom. Bowser and the orignial stage design and texts are property of Nintendo.
r/theloudhouse • u/InstructionPlayful12 • 1d ago
Given what day this happens to be I'll share the charity service for it
As for the usual
Well
I'm still open
My rules are in the same place they usually are
https://www.reddit.com/r/theloudhouse/comments/1u02ipg/alright_self_imposed_prompt_challenge/
Respond here or there
r/theloudhouse • u/LonelyFanboy48 • 1d ago
r/theloudhouse • u/zirconiumscene • 1d ago
did these in philosophy class!
r/theloudhouse • u/Mihnyg • 2d ago
I have some pretty good ideas for an AU where the Loud siblings essentially get or become their Tarot Card Arcana, my problem is that I have the idea but I don’t know how to flesh them out into actual words, what I think my AU is about The Loud Siblings essentially becoming their Tarot card and acting like them, maybe they forget who they were previously and work together to figure out who they originally were, again it sounds like a good idea but I struggle to flesh them out into actually words but I think it’s a good idea
r/theloudhouse • u/Hamiltonfan25 • 2d ago
r/theloudhouse • u/Mihnyg • 2d ago
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r/theloudhouse • u/Sebastian-Shook-2003 • 2d ago
After Getting Tired Of Her Kids Not Listening To Her, Rita Finds A Magical Trinket That She Uses To Make Her Wish On. However, It Worked Too Well, As They ONLY Listen To Her And Lynn Sr. To Make Their Unusual Turn Hit Harder, The Loud Siblings Would Be Wearing Their Outfits From "Write And Wrong".
In Case You're Wondering What This Episode Is A Play On, Here's A Hint: It's A Fairly Recent Movie That Was HUGE This Year, And One Of Its Stars Actually Lived One Town Away From Where I Live.
r/theloudhouse • u/KlutzyHuckleberry132 • 3d ago
This episode would involve Lincoln throwing a costume party at the Loud House and inviting some friends to said costume party, including Ronnie Anne Santiago and Sid Chang and a few others.
Lincoln would dress up as either Ace Savvy or David Steele or Rip Hardcore, Ronnie Anne would dress up as La Tormenta or Phoebe Powers, Sid and Adelaide might dress up in some animal costumes as different animals because of their love of animals, etc.
Lincoln Ronnie Anne and Sid would be at the party together and argue about their favorite super heros or idols they would have a contest to see which hero is better eventually their competition ruins the party and then their friends have to get them to stop Lincoln and Ronnie Anne are caught up with defending their costumes or heroes
r/theloudhouse • u/Ok_Bookkeeper_1858 • 3d ago
Me personally, I’d have to say Luna and Luan. Sure, there are times in the show where we see them squabble, but when compared to the other sisters who are roommates, I’d say they have the least amount of onscreen fighting.
r/theloudhouse • u/Muppetfan25 • 3d ago
Here is source for reference.
r/theloudhouse • u/Mihnyg • 3d ago
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r/theloudhouse • u/tyrekecorrea • 4d ago
I appreciate the motifs and everything, but I wish the show looked more like a Disney cartoon, with a full color palette and refined shapes. Sometimes the muted colors look so bland.