In "Time Trap!", Lana and her siblings altered history, causing their parents to decide not to have any kids in the future. As a result, Lana got deleted out of existence, although she returned when Lisa and Lily prevented this timeline alteration.
Early life[]
In Lana's early infancy, she found Cliff and Walt, and cried until her parents agreed to keep them.[4][5] When Lana was a year old, she developed a habit of decorating the house by throwing mud at it, which she still does.[6] Her and Lola's second birthday had a sailor motif[7] and at around age two, Lana tracked mud through the living room, prompting Lincoln and Clyde to play Ace Savvy and investigate who did it.[8]
Her and Lola's third birthday party had a princess theme, their fourth birthday party had no theme, and their fifth birthday party had a medieval theme. These birthday parties were all, at least partially, planned by Lola, and Lana had no say in their planning until their seventh birthday party.[9]
At some point in Lana's past, she and Lola enjoyed listening to "The Little Froggy Song", which their parents hated.[10] At some point, Lana owned another snake before El-Diablo who went to the very back corner of the basement and passed away. [11] When Lana was five years old, she met Hops while playing and swimming around in Tall Timbers Lake and decided to take him home with her and keep him as a pet. [12]
At some point in her early childhood, Lana lost her two front teeth along with Lola.
Personality[]
Lana holding one of her frogs.
Lana is a tomboy, contrasting with her twin's girly personality. She loves to play in mud and enjoys getting her hands dirty. Her pleasures are found in filth of all kinds, and anything unhygienic, from playing with frogs to digging in the trash for chewed gum to doing business outdoors. Despite her tomboyishness and gross habits, she is a decent enough person and is loving towards her family. She also helps her family with more of the household jobs like unclogging the toilet and cleaning the animals out.
She is a junior expert plumber, as seen in "Sleuth or Consequences", where she uses an auger nicknamed "Big Bertha" to unclog the toilet (although she also aims to clog the toilet herself with her own excrement). Another example being in "Suite and Sour" where she fixed a shower. She also possesses extensive knowledge in automotive repair and machinery, and sometimes can be seen fixing Lola's Princess Car or even Vanzilla.
In "Snow Way Out", she is shown to be stingy when she refused to give the coupon for Flip, but later she got over it at the end.
She is also an animal lover, liking to adopt stray animals (sometimes to her parents' annoyance) and being an expert on pet training, as shown in "Chore and Peace" and "Training Day". In addition to caring for her own pets, she also shows great compassion for animals she does not own, and is always willing to help other animals (as shown in episodes like "Frog Wild", "Animal House", and "Love Stinks").
Nick Description[]
“
Lana Loud is the resident Ms. Fix-It, and is always ready to lend a hand, no matter how dirty the job. Need your toilet unclogged? Snake fed? No job is too tough, or too gross to take on. All she asks in return is a little A-B-C gum, or a handful of dog food.
”
—Nickelodeon, 2016
Appearance[]
Being twins, Lana and Lola are equally slightly taller than Lisa, and our likewise slightly shorter than Lucy.
She has blonde hair tied into downward pigtails by two red hairbands, and like her twin is missing two of her Upper Front teeth.
She wears a red baseball cap with a small square hole backwards, white socks[13], white sneakers with two blue stripes, and a murky green, blue in live action, t-shirt under dark blue overalls.
In her prototype design she had lighter colored hair and only had one of her upper teeth missing, similar to prototype Lynn, as well as wearing a red instead of a murky green t-shirt, and Mary Janes instead of sneakers.
Her nightwear just consists of a murky green nightshirt.
Her swimsuit is a blue one piece, which looks like her overalls.
Her snow attire consists of a yellow coat with matching pants, blue boots with matching gloves, completed with green earmuffs.
Hat[]
Her signature hat.
Lana's hat is a red baseball cap that she wears in every episode she appears in (except for the Really Loud House episode "The Blemish Dilemish"). Lana always wears her hat backwards, and she is also shown to sleep with her hat on. The only time she has ever worn it forwards was when Flip slammed it onto her head in "You Auto Know Better", although she was quick to turn it back around. The only time where Lana did something that involved her hat was when she wanted Lincoln to sign it in "The Loudest Yard".
In an alternate universe where the sisters are boys, Lana is a boy named Leif. Similar to Lana, Leif is obsessed with mud, dirt, and animals. Unlike Lana, who is missing her front teeth, Leif is missing his canines.
However, he is much more abrasive than Lana, being mean towards his twin brother Lexx (Lola). He is also very harsh to Lincoln and plays keep-away with the time watch that he needs to go home.
However, in the alternate universe where there is one girl and ten boys (instead of one boy and ten girls), Leif's shown to be very caring and protective towards Linka Loud, Lincoln's female counterpart similar to Lana with Lincoln.
Leif eventually ceases to exist, as the entire adventure was all just a dream.
Royal Flush[]
Lana interpreting Royal Flush.
In the minicomic Deuces Wild!, Lana interprets the superheroine called Royal Flush, who is also one of Ace Savvy's sidekicks. She uses a pipe wrench to open up a fire hydrant. In the comic, she is summoned by Savvy (played by Lincoln) alongside the rest of Savvy's deck (played by the rest of her sisters) to help him and One-Eyed Jack (played by Clyde) to defeat the gas monster. After they defeat it, they prepared to fight against a garbage monster. This was Lincoln's fantasy based on his sisters helping him change Lily and take the trash out.
She appears in Lincoln and Clyde's comic in "Pulp Friction", where she uses her wrench to loosen the bolts on the shark tank, which prevents Wild Card Willy from escaping. This episode also has Lincoln come up with the Royal Flush as part of a contest.
In "Kings of the Con", Lana goes to the convention with her siblings dressed as the Royal Flush and impresses everyone there.
The Royal Flush wears a red bandit mask and cape, teal armbands and shirt, blue pants, a brown utility belt, and maroon boots. Her name comes from the highest hand in poker, and the fact that Lana repairs toilets.
Beulah is a rabbit from Lincoln's dream where he has 25 rabbit sisters in "White Hare". She acts and dresses like a cowgirl and uses a lasso to catch whoever she's chasing. She is loosely based on Lana in that she is willing to get dirty to achieve her goals.
Ribbon[]
Ribbon is a frog version of Lana who she came up with in the story the children were making up in "A Dark and Story Night". His name is a pun on the "ribbit" sound made by some frogs.
Ribbon is human-sized and can talk, but lives in a pond. He wears a red cap like Lana's, but otherwise has no other physical traits in common with her. Even though Lana is a young girl, Ribbon is an adult male frog.
In the story, Ribbon is one of the main protagonists, who accompanied Triton (Lincoln's alter-ego), Princess DeLola (Lola's alter-ego), and Lisa's robot alter-ego on a mission to find shards of an electric crystal. Ribbon had eaten one of the shards, which made him glow in the dark, and eventually excreted it out at the end of the story.
Lana Beast Head[]
In 10 Headed Beast, she and the rest of the sisters are represented as a hydra.
Replying to @bennybotros Technically, Lana was born first! #funfact May 17, 2016[14]
According to a tweet from the show's writers, Lana is the older twin. In the episode "Ties That Bind", it is revealed that Lana is older than Lola by two minutes.
This is further clarified in "Insta-gran" in which Myrtle says all of the Loud siblings' names in birth order, with Lana being mentioned before Lola.
Lana is named after one of Chris Savino's five sisters.
Lana's murky green shirt was originally red in development.
Lana's eyes are blue, as her identical twin Lola's are shown to be in "Study Muffin". However, Lana's eye color has yet to be seen, not counting live-action media.
Lana has numerous pets, with most of them being frogs and reptiles.
As shown in "Undie Pressure", Lana whimpers like a dog when she is sad.
Pig feces - "A Dish Come True" (a result of her implicitly mishearing Lincoln's meal suggestion "pork dump-Links" [pork dumplings] as "pork dump links")
She did not know what a dress was, calling it a "weird, sparkly towel".
She dislikes the smell of hairspray, thinking it smells like "princess farts."
She keeps a variety of tools with her, claiming that it is the "handyman's code."
She scratches her butt to help her think.
In "Making the Case", Lana is one of five sisters with no trophy in the case. The other four being Lori, Leni, Luan, and Lucy.
Lana and her twin sister Lola are both voiced by the same voice actress. This is also true in the Latin American, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Swedish, and Arabic dubs of the show.
Her name means "Light".
Along with Leni and Lucy, their names have a meaning related to light.
She has three lucky charms:
In "Snow Bored", she has a lucky booger in her possession, which she claims helped her get through preschool.
In "Room with a Feud", it is revealed that she has a pet rattlesnake, despite the fact that rattlesnakes are venomous, but it’s unknown if it’s been de-venomized.
In "Fool's Paradise", it is revealed that Lana is allergic to rhubarb.
She also mentions that she has an ant colony.
In "Garage Banned", it is revealed that Lana often sleeps in Lori's bed after she has a nightmare.
In that same episode, she apparently wears a pair of muddy boots to bed.
According to some information from The Loud House on Instagram:
Her one wish is to free every animal at the zoo.
Nobody knows that she doesn't hate using soap.
When she grows up, she wants to be a "plumber-veterinarian-steam fitter".
The one place she wants to go to is the Bathroom Museum in Kohler, Wisconsin.
Her biggest pet peeve is when people begin clapping when a plane lands.
Lana has acted like a dog on many occasions:
In "Undie Pressure", she runs to the door like a dog with her tongue sticking out until she is stopped by Lola and lays down, whimpering, in Charles' dog bed.
In "Study Muffin", she has a food bowl with her name and was drinking water out of it.
In "Room With a Feud", she was playing with a rope toy with Charles until she is stopped by Lola.
In "Fool's Paradise", she walks in a circle before she sleeps.
In "Snow Way Out", she tracks Vanzilla by scent, claiming that Charles has given her bloodhound lessons.
In "Leni Loud", Leni claims that the Loud family buys dog treats and squeaky toys for Lana, although she could have been getting it wrong due to her low intelligence.
In "Cereal Offender", she wants dog biscuits from the supermarket and, while she claims to only want to feed them to Charles, admits that she thinks they're good for her "coat".
In No Time to Spy, she tracks Myrtle by scent and barks while following the scent.
In "There Will Be More Chaos", Lincoln yells at her for chewing on furniture and barking at the mailman.
In "Scales of Justice", it is revealed that both Lana and Leni were unaware that 10,000 is a real number.
According to Lola in "Tea Tale Heart", Lana only washes her hat once a year.
In "Game Off", it is shown Lana has patience issues and a fear Lincoln might disown her.
"Love Birds" reveals that she can read in bird languages.
Lana is one of the only Loud siblings who has a secondary signature color, mint green, which is similar to the color usually associated with Leni.
In "Deal Me Out", it is shown Lana has worn a red cap ever since she was a toddler.
The comic "It's Just a Phase" reveals that when she was one, she would give the house "makeovers" by covering it in mud, and she still does that on occasion.
Before Duncan was adopted, Bitey was her only named pet not to be cold-blooded.
"Patching Things Up" reveals that Lana does not change clothes for the weather as much as Lola, and that Lana can neither sew, do aerobics, nor sing very well.
One of the Lincoln Vlogs reveals that the pets were all adopted because she found them and cried until they got to keep them.
She and Lola are among the only main characters known to have not aged up a year during the gap between "Coupe Dreams" and "Schooled!", instead aging up in "Strife of the Party".
She has taught two of the pets how to use the toilet: Geo (revealed in "Chore and Peace") and Hops (revealed in "Predict Ability").
Up until her seventh birthday in "Strife of the Party", Lola has never given Lana any say when it comes to planning their birthday parties.
In "Head Poet's Anxiety", Charles, Cliff, and Walt are seen when Luan is eight, meaning that Lana was a baby when she found them.
"The Sweet Spot" reveals that she owns a peashooter which she uses in Vanzilla. As such, Lincoln does not like sitting in front of her on road trips because of her annoying him with it.
"Predict Ability" reveals that she always looks for anything edible in every dumpster she passes.
"Training Day" establishes that she and Lola have their own twin language even Lisa cannot understand, and that they can tell where the other one is by smell. This secret language was probably invented after The Many Faces of Lincoln Loud, as in that comic, Lola is seen attempting to invent a secret language.
Like her sister Lola, she can play the tambourine skillfully (as seen in "Yes Man") and uses pots and pans as drums (as seen in "House Music" and Rockin' Out Loud).
↑Loud, Rita (June 9, 2020). "Room and Hoard" (in English). The Loud House. Season 4. Episode 21b. "Ah! Oh, no! No! Not 'The Little Froggy Song'! I thought we were done with that years ago!"
↑Navarro, Hector; Griffin, Grey (September 22, 2016). "The Loud House Sisters" (in English). Nick Animation Podcast. Season 1. Episode 20. "Hector Navarro: 'Lana what's your-?' / Grey Griffin:[as Lana] 'Lana's favorite movie is like Fast and the Furious 'cause I love fast cars and just cool stuff.'"
↑Loud, Lana (June 17, 2020). "Wheel and Deal" (in English). The Loud House. Season 4. Episode 23a. Nickelodeon. "Lincoln, how'd you like to put those driving skills to the test in real life? And...help your favorite sister impress her hero!"
↑Loud, Lana; Loud, Luan (September 21, 2016). "A Tattler's Tale" (in English). The Loud House. Season 1. Episode 23b. Nickelodeon. "Lana: 'So you know how Dad was yelling at Charles for chewing up his boots? That was me!' / Luan: 'Wait a second, weren't those steel toe?'"
↑Loud, Lynn Sr.; Loud, Lana (February 6, 2019). "Home of the Fave" (in English). The Loud House. Season 3. Episode 23a. Nickelodeon. "Lynn Sr.: 'Just wanted to do something special, so I made all your faves.' / Lana: 'Even my worms au gratin?' / Lynn Sr.: 'Au course.'"
