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“ That was weird. Your life flashed before my eyes. ” Clyde McBride Background information First episode Left in the Dark Voice Caleel Harris (S1E1a-S3E8a) Andre Robinson (S3E8b-present) Character information Full name Clyde McBride Other names One-Eyed Jack (cosplay) Nosebleeder (by Lincoln) Little Bo Sleep (by Lincoln) Two Seats (by Lincoln) Safe Haven (by Lincoln) Claude (by Leni) Clark (by Leni) Clydesdale (by Bobby and Lynn) Bro (by Lincoln) Clydey (by Lola and Leni) Honey (by Harold) Son (by Harold) Snookie-Booboo-Sugarbear (by Lori in a dream sequence) Hercules (by Lincoln) Dr. Rebound (by himself) Dude (by Luna, Bobby and Zach) McBride of Frankenstein (by Lincoln) Peanut (by Howard) Apple Slice (by Howard) My baby (by Howard) Sweetie (by Howard and Harold) Mr. Perfect Attendance (by Wilbur Huggins) June bug (by Cheryl) Sugar Bun (by Cheryl) Cad (by Lily) Age 11 Occupation Elementary school student School junior administrator Goal To marry Lori and became successful enough to treat her to the style she deserves Home McBride House, Royal Woods, Michigan, United States Relatives Howard McBride (adoptive father) Harold McBride (adoptive father) Gayle McBride (adoptive grandmother) Unnamed biological mother Unnamed biological father Pets Cleopawtra (cat) Nepurrtiti (kitten) Unnamed goldfish Friends Lincoln (best friend) Dr. Lopez Haiku Penelope Rusty Zach Liam Girl Jordan Ronnie Anne Bobby (sometimes) Lincoln's sisters Lori (former love interest) Stella Cici Byron Tiago Emma (former love interest) Chloe Simon Likes Lori Haiku Stella Lincoln's sisters Blarney Hanging out with his friends Doing taxes with his parents Cats Picnics Cosplay and acting Video games Comic books Hackysack Science fiction movies Milk Bluebell cookies Full-sized candy bars SMOOCH ARGGH! Baseball Dessert Storm Badminton Perfect attendance Snickerdoodles Meatball subs Pop music Techno music Antiques Being with Lincoln Emma Chloe Dislikes Lori rejecting him Lincoln getting in trouble Lincoln rejecting him Bobby being with Lori Shakey Cameras R-rated movies Heights Passing out Cleopawtra misbehaving Being lonely Lincoln putting him in danger His dads overprotecting him Blowing up balloons His property being destroyed or dirtied House of Terrors Lincoln changing himself Magic shows Not being able to be with Lincoln Sausage Hot sauce Signature Clyde McBride is a main character in The Loud House. Biography Clyde is an only child and Lincoln's best friend. He has two dads, Howard and Harold, who tend to his every whim, and are always there for him. He and his dads own a vicious cat named Cleopawtra, and a friendly kitten, Nepurrtiti. Clyde has also mentioned having a grandmother, and he is shown to have a goldfish in "Purrfect Gig". He and his dads live in a fancy single-story house. According to an Instagram post from the production crew, Clyde is Howard and Harold's adoptive child. This was later proven in "Baby Steps". Personality Clyde as a salesman. Clyde is awkward, caring, nerdy, sweet, and supportive at the same time. Lincoln can always count on Clyde to help him with a plan. Like Lincoln, Clyde has a passion for comic books, video games, and science fiction movies. He is also a cat lover and owns two cats that he loves very much, despite the fact that his oldest cat Cleopawtra always misbehaves. Clyde is quite intelligent beyond his years. He knows how to do taxes and about table manners as seen in "A Tale of Two Tables" and knows how to take care of babies because he learned about it from magazines in Dr. Lopez's waiting room. In addition, he seems mildly rich through his parents, given his nice house and lifestyle as shown in "Attention Deficit" and "Roughin' It". He is socially inept, but ultimately a very friendly and kind person. Clyde is patient and enjoys the company of all of Lincoln's sisters, since he gets lonely with being an only child. Clyde is very neurotic, cowardly, cautious, and worrisome. He has asthma, which requires him and his dads to carry an inhaler everywhere. According to his parents, he cannot consume meals with too much sugar or orange juice with pulp. Clyde is allergic to certain kinds of nuts, but not peanuts, however, as shown in "Snow Way Down", his dads are afraid he might later develop a peanut allergy. He is also sensitive to gluten (possibly non-celiac gluten sensitivity). "Dance, Dance Resolution" shows that he suffers from acrophobia, a fear of heights, and can show severe signs of altitude sickness because of it. Clyde often panics and overreacts; when he does, he hyperventilates into a paper bag that he carries with him at all times. Clyde is a huge fan of Blarney, the show's version of Barney the Dinosaur as seen in "The Price of Admission". He knows all of Blarney's songs by heart. He also owns many stuffed animals that keep him company. Clyde has his own laptop and a white noise machine in his room. "April Fools Rules" shows that he has a baseball trophy, possibly passed down from Harold (who used to be a baseball player). He also possesses both a humidifier and a dehumidifier as shown in "Overnight Success" and "Pasture Bedtime". A running gag on the show's first two seasons is Clyde's unhealthy and obsessive crush on Lori. Seeing, hearing, or even thinking about her causes him to freak out, bleed profusely through his nose, and act like a malfunctioning robot in some cases. He occasionally faints as well. In his closet, Clyde has a shrine filled with candid pictures of Lori and treasures things she gives him or has touched or he has stolen from her. Clyde also sends Lori gifts, as seen in "Change of Heart", but Lori stores Clyde's gifts in a box. Sometimes, Clyde tries to sabotage Lori and Bobby's dates, but always fails and ends up making their love stronger. In the third season, this gag comes up a lot less frequently. It's possible that Clyde has finally managed to keep his excessive behaviors around Lori under control thanks to Leni's lessons. Despite this, Clyde still feels something for Lori, only that he does not prove it and does it now in a less obsessive way than in the past. After the third season, Clyde's crush on Lori seems to have disappeared definitively, as he has since had crushes on Stella in her introductory episode, and on Emma and later Chloe in "Brave the Last Dance". Meanwhile, Clyde and Lori seem to have become good brotherly friends, as shown in some later episodes and also in two official comic books "Loud and Proud" and "The Struggle is Real". Nick Description “ "Clyde is Lincoln's best friend and wingman. As an only child, Clyde is jealous of Lincoln's full house and is always willing to play his part in a crazy scheme. He has a big crush on Lori and can't act normal when she's around. Clyde spends so much time at the Loud House; he's almost an honorary sibling!" ” —Nickelodeon, 2016 Appearance Clyde wears circular glasses with thick black rims and blue-tinted lenses. He has freckles and black hair styled into an Afro. Just like Lucy, his hair always has a bright outline (although his is white and Lucy's is blue). He is normally seen wearing black pants, and a yellow-and-blue striped shirt with a white collar. He wears black tennis shoes with three white stripes, and white laces on each. Clyde's sleepwear consists of a blue nightshirt with a white collar, and a pair of matching pants. Howard has mentioned that Clyde also owns footsie pajamas. Glasses Clyde without his glasses. Clyde wears glasses. They look nearly identical to Lisa's in design and color scheme. However, Clyde's glasses are somewhat more oval-shaped and less thick. The color of the lenses is a lighter shade of blue than Lisa's. Clyde rarely removes his glasses. He has been seen without them in "The Waiting Game", "Roughin' It", "A Fair to Remember", "Kick the Bucket List", "Be Stella My Heart", and "Game Boys". His actual eyes are very small pupils with bags around them. The title card of "Baby Steps", which features Lincoln and Clyde as babies, implies that Clyde has needed his glasses since his babyhood. Alternate versions and alter-egos Girl Clyde Main article: Genderbent Royal Woods#Girl Clyde Linka and Girl Clyde. At the end of "One of the Boys", Lincoln is sent to a second alternate universe in which every character's gender is swapped. A female version of Clyde is seen in a photo, alongside Lincoln's female version, Linka. Girl Clyde has long black hair with a blue ribbon in it. She wears a yellow short-sleeved dress with a single, horizontal, white stripe on the middle. She also has glasses identical to Clyde's and purple hoop earrings similar to Leni's red ones. Girl Clyde might have a crush on Loki Loud, the male version of Lori, and she likely has two moms (female versions of Howard and Harold). This version of Clyde eventually ceases to exist, as it's revealed the entire ordeal is just Lincoln's dream. One-Eyed Jack Clyde interpreting One-Eyed Jack. Clyde is a fan of the Ace Savvy comic books, just like Lincoln. Lincoln and Clyde have cosplayed as Ace Savvy and his sidekick, One-Eyed Jack, respectively. In the episode "Sleuth or Consequences", the boys dress up as them for a comic convention that they ultimately never attend. In the comic Deuces Wild! and the corresponding short, Lincoln and Clyde pretend to fight a giant gas monster as Ace and Jack. They are joined by the sisters' superhero alter-egos at the end of the comic to help defeat the monster. In "Pulp Friction", Lincoln and Clyde create a comic book for a contest and imagine themselves in the roles of Ace and Jack respectively. In "Tricked!", Clyde dresses up as One-Eyed Jack for Halloween. In "Deal Me Out", Clyde cosplays as One-Eyed Jack, but then he and Lincoln are made fun of for cosplaying and wonder if they are too old for Ace Savvy. However, they eventually learn that one is never too old. Clyde also mentions to a little girl that Jack is the character he tends to cosplay as, and it's revealed that he dressed as Jack for Halloween at age five. In "Crimes of Fashion", Clyde cosplays as Jack to assist Lincoln (dressed as Ace) in trying to determine why some scarves at the mall have been disappearing. In "Recipe for Disaster", Clyde again dresses as Jack to help Lincoln (who is, once again, dressed as Ace) investigate something. This time, they are investigating the disappearance of Lynn Sr.'s recipe book and the fact that some frozen dinners have the same recipes as Lynn Sr.'s food. In "Kings of the Con", Clyde cosplays as Jack at a convention, along with the Loud children, who cosplay as Ace and the Full Deck. In the game Ace Savvy on the Case, Clyde cosplays as Jack on his way to a convention. Danny McBride Main article: The Loud Rabbits#Danny Warren and Danny In "White Hare", he appears as a beaver named Danny in Lincoln's dream. Danny is a big brown beaver with a blue and yellow striped shirt. Danny is similar to Clyde in every way: awkward, caring, nerdy, sweet, and supportive at the same time. He also seems to have an unhealthy and obsessive crush on Betty similar to Clyde's crush on Lori. Like Girl Clyde, this version of Clyde also ceases to exist since it was just Lincoln's dream. Trivia Side view with different size lenses. Clyde is allergic to gluten, but he can be seen eating things with gluten in a few episodes. According to the official The Loud House Instagram's segment "Ask Lincoln Loud", Lincoln and Clyde met by running into each other, dressed as Ace Savvy and One-Eyed Jack, respectively. This was then confirmed and incorporated into "Deal Me Out". Clyde has dressed similar to all the members of the Loud family: he used Lincoln's shirt in "Brawl in the Family", he used a diaper to be like Lily in "Changing the Baby", and he dressed up like the rest of the Loud family in "The Whole Picture". Whenever Clyde is shown from the front, the lenses of his glasses of are the same size. When he is shown from the side however, one appears to be larger than the other. Clyde has broken the fourth wall and talked to the viewers in two episodes: "Changing the Baby" and "One Flu Over the Loud House". Early in the show's development, when the Loud family was composed of anthropomorphic rabbits, Clyde was a beaver. This was later incorporated into "White Hare". Symbols frequently appear in Clyde's glasses to express his emotions. For example, his eyes are replaced by swirls when he is nauseous and by hearts when he is lovestruck. According to the Loud House Hairdo game, Clyde's hairstyle is called "Crispy Curls". Clyde's ideal superpower is to not get a nosebleed every time Lori walks near to him. "The Loudest Yard", "L is for Love", "Fool Me Twice", and "The Spies Who Loved Me" are the only episodes where he appears without any dialogue. In "A Tale of Two Tables", it is revealed that Clyde knows much about table manners and likes helping his parents do the taxes. It is also revealed that Clyde has been at the grown-up table for his entire life because his dads don't have a kids' table. As seen in the promotional short "Dinner Party", Clyde would probably sit between Lincoln and Lori at the Louds' feast table every Thanksgiving. In "Overnight Success", Clyde proves to be a very good hackysack player. In "Snow Way Down", it's revealed that Clyde is not allergic to peanuts, but that his dads are concerned that he will develop a peanut allergy in the future. In "Cheater by the Dozen", it is revealed that Clyde gets nauseous from shaky cam. In "Out of the Picture", he stated "I have nine years of therapy under my belt" to Coach Pacowski, indicating he began therapy when he was 2 years old. It has never been revealed who Clyde's biological parents are, or why they gave him up for adoption. It is also unknown if Clyde ever knew his biological parents, or if his adoptive fathers knew them. Also, Clyde McBride is not his birth name since he was adopted. In "ARGGH! You for Real?", Clyde mentions being born 1 month prematurely. In "Out of the Picture", Clyde tells Coach Pacowski that he has had nine years of therapy with Dr. Lopez. If Clyde followed Dr. Lopez's therapy for a long time, who was also Howard's personal therapist, this means that he probably was adopted when was a very small baby (about 2 years old, or younger if Clyde began therapy after his adoption). The official Instagram page for The Loud House occasionally misspells Clyde's surname as "Clyde McBryde" in their hashtags, such as on this video, and this image. It is revealed in "Change of Heart" that, despite having a crush on Lori, he hates the way he acts around her, since he can't control himself when she's nearby. It is revealed in "Tricked!" that Clyde's nose bleeds when he's scared. It is revealed in "What Wood Lincoln Do?" that he can't blow up balloons because he loses consciousness whenever he tries. As revealed in "Absent Minded" that Clyde has a perfect school attendance. In "Antiqued Off", it's revealed that he has a love for antiques, and also that he doesn't like magic shows (and only goes to them because Lincoln likes them). Clyde is the second person to change voice actors due to his/her voice actor hitting puberty, the first being Lincoln. Clyde has had two voice actors: Caleel Harris (all of Seasons 1-2 and the first few episodes of Season 3) and Andre Robinson (most of Season 3 and onward). Caleel Harris voiced Franklin in the 2014 Peanuts TV series. Creator Chris Savino took inspiration from Peanuts while creating The Loud House. According to Living Loud: Surprise Party, he is allergic to dogs, hamsters, canaries, and bats. However, this information is dubious because the game also states that he is allergic to cats, which he is clearly not, as evidenced by him owning two cats. Additionally, Clyde interacted with Charles in "Game Boys" and Walt in "Chore and Peace" and didn't have any allergy symptoms. "Pasture Bedtime" reveals that Clyde feels nauseated when he lies, and "Stall Monitor" reveals that chamomile tea alleviates this nausea. In "Tough Cookies", it's revealed that he started wearing striped shirts sometime after meeting Lincoln, and that Lincoln convinced him to buy his first one. Sources v - e - d The Loud House characters Main Characters Lincoln • Lori • Leni • Luna • Luan • Lynn • Lucy • Lana • Lola • Lisa • Lily • Clyde Supporting Characters Lynn Sr. • Rita • Harold • Howard • Bobby • Ronnie Anne • Mr. Grouse • Liam • Rusty • Stella • Zach Recurring Characters Agnes Johnson • Albert • Arturo Santiago • Benny • Carl • Carlitos • Carlos • Carlota • CJ • Chandler • Chunk • Coach Pacowski • Flip • Frida • Girl Jordan • Hector • Leonard Loud • Margo Roberts • Maria • Mick Swagger • Mollie • Mr. Bolhofner • Myrtle • Paula • Rosa • Sam Sharp • Scoots • Seymour • Sid Chang • Todd • Wilbur Huggins Families Carmichael • Casagrande • Chang • Dufresne • Flores • Fox • Gurdle • Hunnicutt • Johnson • Loud • McBride • McCauley • Miller • Mulligan • Nakamura • Phillipini • Santiago • Sharp • Spokes • Stankco • Rabbits • Yates • Zhau • Becky's family • Bertrand's family • Bratty Kid's family • Ingrid's family • Jackee's family • Maggie's family • Renee's family • Unnamed family Minor characters (adults) The Amazing Brailster • Becca Chang • Mrs. Bernardo • Bill Buck • Blake Bradley • Bobbie Fletcher • Brandon • Ms. Carmichael • Superintendent Chen • Cheryl • Corinne • Mayor Davis • Dana Dufresne • Ms. DiMartino • Doug • Dr. Feinstein • Fritz • Gayle McBride • Gus Gamesngrub • Hank • Harriet • Hugh • Hunter Spector • Coach Hutch • Jeffrey • Mrs. Jelinsky • Jerry Kling • Katherine Mulligan • Coach Keck • Kirby • Kirk Fogg • Kotaro • La Tormenta • Lee • Marc Summers • Mimi Hunnicutt • Meryl • Norm • Nurse Patti • Officer Schoffner • Patchy Drizzle • Auntie Pam • Pam • Pep • Ms. Pham • Principal Ramirez • Pucker Uppenheimer • Rip Hardcore • Ruth • Mrs. Salter • Schmitty • Sergei • Shirley • Ms. Shrinivas • Dr. Shuttleworth • Mr. Spokes • Stan Stankco • Stanley Chang • Steve • Sue • T-Bone • Tetherby • Timothy McCole • Tina • Mr. Universe • Mrs. Vaporciyan • Vic McGillicuddy • Vito Filliponio Minor characters (children) Adelaide Chang • Alistair • Amir • Amy (Theatre Club • Turkey Jerkies) • Anderson • Andrew • Artie Dombrowski • Becky • Bernie • Bianca • Billy • Boy Jordan • Byron • Caleb McCauley • Camille McCauley • Carol Pingrey • Casey • Chad • Charlotte Yang • Chaz • Chinah • Cici • Clare • Claudette • Cristina • Dana • Darcy • Darin • David • Diane • Errol • Fiona • Flat Tire • Francisco • Gabby • Gavin • Giggles • Grant • Haiku • Hank • Hattie Hunnicutt • Hawk • Jackee • Joey • Joy • Kat • Lance • Leo • Lindsay Sweetwater • Lyberti • Maddie • Maggie • Mandee • Maya • Mazzy • Meli Ramos • Miguel • Molly Wetta • Nigel • Nikki • Pablo • Paige • Papa Wheelie • Parvana • Penelope • Petey Wimple • Polly Pain • Renee • Rex • Richie • Rocky Spokes • Roxanne • Ruby • Sadie • Sameer • Sasha • Sebastian • Shannon • Silas • Simon Sharp • Skippy • Spencer • Sooyoung • Steak Stankco • Sully • Tabby • Tad • Tara • Taylor • Ted • Teri • Trent • Winston • Whitney Movie characters Aggie • Angus • Lela • Lolo • Morag • Scott Animals Cliff • Charles • Walt • Geo • Sergio • Lalo • Bitey • Cleopawtra • "Dowl" • El Diablo • Fangs • Frank/Frances • Gary • Hog • Hops • Izzy • Nacho • Nepurrtiti • Petey • Seymour • Street cats • Watterson Unseen characters Dr. Lopez • Jay Rock • Liam's sister • Margie • Marty Malach Unnamed Characters Announcer • Billy's father • Bluebell Brunette • Bratty Kid • Bratty Kid's Mom • Burly Man • Cheerleaders • Dine'n' Dance Waitress • DJ • Exterminator • Farmer • First Lady • Gus' Game and Grub Waitress • Harvester • Karate Girl • Liam's Mee Maw • Lori's Friend • Lynn's Friend • Lynn Sr.'s grandfather • Maggie's Mom • Mall Cop Captain • Mr. Gurdle • Mrs. Gurdle • Ms. Carmichael's son • Mrs. Johnson's Mom • Mrs. Zhau • News Man Tucker • Park Ranger • President • Police Officer • Scout Leader • Stage Manager • The Mailman • The Manager • Teen Girl • Unnamed Brunette Woman • Unnamed City Woman • Unnamed Woman With Yellow Dress • Unnamed Punk Girl • Unnamed Woman Fictional Characters Ace Savvy • Ana Ronalda • Blarney • Bun-Bun • Colonel Crackers • David Steele • Edwin • Falcon de Fuego • Fenton • Griselda • Muscle Fish • Olmec • One-Eyed Jack • Rafo • Trashy Groups Abscessed Molars • Action News Team • ARGGH! • Athletic Club • Belchin' Ballers • Biker Girls • Boyz Will Be Boyz • Brie Throwers • Chess Club • Chunk & the Pieces • Drama Club • Full House Gang • Garlic Nets • Genderbent Royal Woods • Horns on a Rabbit • Lana's pets • Leni's friends • Lincoln's Classmates • Math Club • Moon Goats • Morticians Club • Royal Woods Mini Van Society • Royal Woods Roosters • Royal Woods Squirrels • Royal Woods Roller Queens • SMOOCH • Stage Band • Student Council • S.U.S.P.E.N.S.E. • Tech Club • Theatre Club • The Doo Dads • Hazeltucky Hockers • Loud family doubles • Loud family pets • Loud rabbits • Turkey Jerkies • Twelve is Midnight • Young Zoologists