Carl likes acting like a ladies' man. He considers himself as smarter and more mature than Bobby, so this makes him believe that he's his boss.
Carl is also mischievous because he likes messing around with Carlota's cosmetics and he switched out the flash drive Bobby was going to send to Lori. However, he is very clumsy, as shown in "The Spies Who Loved Me."
Carl is fairly confident and out-going, as he tried to protect his family from the city rats.
Carl is also a rather forgiving person as he did not mind that his father planted a tracking device on him. He's seen dancing with Lola during Luna and Hector's duet even though she beat him up before.
In "Power Play", it was revealed he likes being a child, but is ashamed of this, so he doesn't do this, when someone is watching.
As shown in "Walk Don't Run" and "Monster Cash", Carl is quite greedy as he likes getting money by conning people.
He also appears to be a callous young boy, as shown in episodes like "Missed Connection" and "Stress Test" where he is the only Casagrande who is unmoved when his cousin Bobby cries in front of the whole family. Despite this, however, "Miss Step" and "Achy Breaky Art" show that, whenever he hears his mother crying, he's willing to defend her from the person who made her cry.
Nick Description
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Carl is 8, but wise beyond his years. He’s confident, outgoing, and puts a lot of time and effort into looking good! He likes to think of himself as a suave businessman and doesn’t like to get caught playing with his action figures or wearing his footie PJs. Even though Bobby is nothing but nice to him, Carl sees his big cousin as his biggest rival.
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—Nickelodeon, 2021
Appearance
Carl has black hair that is styled in a pompadour, which looks similar to Luke's haircut, and he also has a missing tooth, much like Lana and Lola. He wears a red hoodie, navy blue pants and white shoes.
He, also, wears "choo-choo chonies" (a pair of sky-blue boxer shorts with a white waistband at the top of them, and a picture of a green train with yellow wheels and a matching cowcatcher, with a plume of steam coming out of the green train's funnel that reads, "CHOO! CHOO!" within it, hence the name of the underwear), a pair of undergarments that he really doesn't like to have revealed and/or mentioned.
Trivia
Carl's freeloading characteristics would be roughly copied with Top Cat and possibly Loopy De Loop for Hanna-Barbera Productions.
He, his father, and his siblings all have names that come from "Carl".
Carl's real first name is "Carlino" according to an early design sheet, however, Carl is never mentioned by his real first name in The Loud House nor The Casagrandes.
However, his real name is mentioned in his profile in the "Live Life Loud!" graphic novel.
He does not know that the idiom "to cost an arm and a leg" means to be really expensive.[3]
Out of all of Ronnie Anne's relatives, he makes the most appearances in The Casagrandes.
He has promised not to scam before, but never keeps his promise.[4]
His favorite food is hot dog nachos, and he owns a futon, but somebody puked crackers on it.[5]
Hector signed him up for swimming lessons a year prior to the series, but Carl swapped himself for another boy because he was scared. He has since gotten over his fear and learned to swim from Bobby.[7]
He likes riding on airplanes, but if the plane flips over it can give him motion sickness, he hates thinking about his misdeeds, and he often neglects his homework.[12]
He thinks the fictional superhero El Falcón de Fuego really exists.[13]
He is good at karate, but not to the extent of Adelaide.[14]
He has a celebrity crush on the luchadora La Tormenta.[15]
He doesn't tend to do humanitarian acts, unless he has an ulterior motive. He's also been greedy since his infancy, and once scammed other babies out of their diapers.[16]
He keeps his candy and money in safes, and his hair gel in a hole in his bedroom wall.[17]
His siblings and cousins have a way of deciding things called "Dizzy Carl", whereupon they spin him and whoever catches him wins.[18]
He accidentally stained Frida's shirt the first time he used the toilet, and he has a "blankie" which he finds embarrassing.[29]
Until recently, he did not know what the terms "flea market" and "boogie" meant, believing flea markets literally sold bugs, and "boogie" was a term for "booger". He also thinks old things don't sell well.[30]
Videos
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↑Casagrande, Rosa (September 13, 2023). "Party Fowl" (in English). The Loud House. Season 7. Episode 12A. "Carl would never call the van seats tacky. He doesn't even know what that means."
