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Rusty Spokes is a supporting character in The Loud House and The Really Loud House and a minor character in The Casagrandes. He’s one of Lincoln's classmates and close friends.

Biography[]

Rusty Spokes is the eldest son of Rodney Spokes and older brother of Rocky Spokes. Rusty and Zach are best friends, much like Lincoln and Clyde. He speaks with a squeaky, high-pitched voice. Rusty is one of Lincoln's classmates and a friend to him.

Rusty has been shown to have two conflicting possible birth dates. In "The Horror-Scope", it’s implied that he was born under the sign of fire, meaning that he could be either an Aries (March 21-April 19), a Leo (July 23-August 23) or a Sagittarius (November 22-December 21). However, in "I Wanna Hold Your Hand", he mentions that he’s a Capricorn, which is under the sign of earth, putting his birthday somewhere between December 21 and January 20. The former may be false, however, as Ernesto Estrella's prediction about a person born under the sign of fire turned out to apply to Ronnie Anne finding Sid's missing lovebird, and it’s unknown whether or not this also coincided with Lincoln asking for advice to give to Rusty about his new love interest.

As shown in "Hand-Me-Downer", he was also a member of the local bicycle gang; when Lincoln first met him in said episode, Rusty seemed like a mean kid, due to how he laughed at Lincoln's girly bike, but as the series went on, he became one of Lincoln's best friends, while his biker friends, Papa Wheelie and Flat Tire, have rarely appeared since.

According to "Everybody Loves Leni", Lincoln started hanging out with Rusty and Zach, presumably at some point following the events of "Hand-Me-Downer", and then brought them together with his other two friends, Clyde and Liam, when the latter two felt left out. By "Schooled!", the friends are joined by Stella and are the closest of friends.

In "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru" , taking Lincoln's advice, Rusty tries to ask Sadie if she'll go to the movies with him by dressing up as a knight and riding a horse, which ends up causing him more harm than good.

Personality[]

A good friend of Lincoln, Rusty is a bit awkward and seems to be a coward, given he cried when a pigeon flew in the gym. He considers himself a ladies' man, once hitting on Lincoln's sisters when he came over to work on a project with him and mentions in "Back Out There" that he likes the ladies. He seems to get hungry easily, as shown in the egg baby project where he frequently asked his teacher when lunch was.

Rusty is a good kid at heart who cares about his friends and their happiness. In "Back Out There", he, along with Clyde, Zach and Liam, attempted to cure Lincoln's "post breakup blues" by having a guys night out. While his efforts were misguided, he did go through great lengths to ensure Lincoln would be happy. Despite his good heart, he does think very highly of himself and has shown signs of jealousy when others pay more attention to his friends than him, such as when Liam's reports about his home life became popular in "Hunn-cut Gems".

He's not afraid of monsters or blood when he watches horror films like in "The Price of Admission", but when this happens in real world he starts getting scared as shown in episodes "Back in Black" and "Tails of Woe".

He has a tendency to confuse the names and personalities of Lincoln's sisters, as seen in "The Whole Picture", where he mistook Lucy for Luna and Luan for Lola.

In "Let's Break a Deal", Rusty manipulates Morpheus into casting spells for his own benefit.

Appearance[]

Rusty Spokes has fair skin and curly orange hair. He wears blue baggy pants, a light green T-shirt with a yellow collar and a black (yellow prior to "Back Out There") ellipse on it and white shoes. His bicycle helmet is blue with a yellow wing design on the front. He also has buck teeth and freckles all over his face.

In The Really Loud House, Rusty sports a different hairstyle.

Alternate versions[]

World without the Loud Kids[]

In an alternate reality where Lynn Sr. and Rita never had kids as seen in "Time Trap!", Rusty appears as one of Chandler's friends.

Trivia[]

  • His name is a reference to bicycle spokes (metal rods that connect the center of the wheel to the edge).
  • Rusty appears to be aware of Lincoln secretly liking Ronnie Anne.
  • He once cried when a bird flew into the gymnasium.[1]
  • So far, Rusty, Liam and Ronnie Anne are Lincoln's only classmates with known siblings.
  • Rusty has a tendency to be confused by the personalities and appearances of the Loud sisters.
    • While dressed as Lucy, Rusty behaves more like Luna.[2]
    • Rusty tells Clyde to "worry about [his] Lola", despite the fact that Clyde was dressed as Luan.[3]
    • When interviewing Lynn Jr., he addresses her as Luan.[4]
    • However, he once addressed Lynn correctly, due to his previous interaction with her in "Hand-Me-Downer".[5]
  • It's shown that his father has his same hair color and style, albeit Rusty doesn't have sideburns.
  • It’s shown that he's very protective towards his younger brother Rocky.[6]
    • For instance, when Rocky runs out of Lincoln's house after supposedly getting scared of Lucy, he immediately chases after him.
    • He also screams and faints at the thought of Rocky being covered in massive amounts of blood, fake or otherwise.
  • He takes piano lessons, since he tries to introduce his piano teacher to Lincoln.[7]
    • He takes his piano lessons on Thursdays.[8]
  • Rusty, along with Liam and Zach, are the first recurring characters to get an episode centered entirely around them.
  • He’s allergic to hot sauce.[9]
  • He prefers curly fries to regular fries (as do Stella and Lincoln).[10]
  • He finds magic shows boring.[11]
  • Rusty is the fourth character to change voice actors/actresses due to their voice actor hitting puberty, with the first three being Lincoln, Clyde and Ronnie Anne.
  • Rusty is the first of Lincoln's friends to appear in The Casagrandes, where he appears in "An Udder Mess".
  • He once made some toffee with tartar sauce in it, which everybody hated the smell of.[12]
  • One summer, he made a lot of money from working as a golf caddy.[13]
  • His favorite food is liver and onions.[14]
  • Clyde once went to Dairyland with him because Lincoln was grounded.[15]
  • In the episode "Making the Grade" it's revealed that he knew Lincoln for five years even though they first met in the episode "Hand-Me-Downer".
  • He can’t play the French horn.[16]
  • He has only recently learned to cartwheel, despite having been trying since second grade.[17]
  • So far, the only episode Rusty appears without Lincoln is "Let's Break a Deal".
  • He brushes his hair 500 times a day.[18]
  • He’s 5'1.[19]
  • He has a fear of mosquitoes, stemming from a time when one gave him a painful bite on his knuckle.[20]
  • He doesn't like detective caps, believing that wearing one would "stifle" his hair.[21]
  • Derek takes him on "power walks".[22]
  • He calls his own stomach "the Beast".[23]

Sources[]

  1. Loud, Lincoln (October 15, 2016). "The Price of Admission" (in English). The Loud House. Season 1. Episode 25a. "Rusty gets to see The Harvester? That guy cried when a bird flew into the gym!"
  2. Spokes, Rusty (February 21, 2017). "The Whole Picture" (in English). The Loud House. Season 2. Episode 7b. "Wassup, playas? Lucy Loud is in the house!"
  3. Spokes, Rusty; McBride, Clyde (February 21, 2017). "The Whole Picture" (in English). The Loud House. Season 2. Episode 7b. "Rusty: 'You [Clyde] just worry about your Lola.' / Clyde: 'I'm Luan! Did you at all prepare for this?'"
  4. "Broadcast Blues"
  5. "Kernel of Truth"
  6. "Back in Black"
  7. "Back Out There"
  8. "Tails of Woe"
  9. "Pasture Bedtime"
  10. "Be Stella My Heart"
  11. "Antiqued Off"
  12. "The Struggle is Real"
  13. "Driving Ambition"
  14. "How the Best Was Won"
  15. "Kings of the Con"
  16. "Zach Attack"
  17. "Driver's Dread"
  18. "The Hurt Lockers"
  19. "All Is Fair in Love and Sleepovers"
  20. "Tough Guise"
  21. "Loud Spies"
  22. "Sister Resister"
  23. "Riddle School"


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v - e - d The Casagrandes characters
v - e - d The Really Loud House characters
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