Minor characters/Animals

Fisher Fisher Background information First episode "A Novel Idea" Voice N/A Fisher is a small, male, orange fish kept in a very large tank in Dr. Feinstein's office that appears in "A Novel Idea". Role When Rita was making an unofficial Take Your Son to Work Day to entertain her son Lincoln Loud because Lynn Loud Sr.'s workplace had Take Your Daughter to Work Day, she introduced him to Fisher and asked Lincoln to feed him. Lincoln found Fisher dull because he was expecting a piranha, barracuda, or Great White shark, so, to make feeding Fisher more interesting, he pretended he was a fierce predator. While doing so, Lincoln accidentally gave Fisher too much food and, while taking the excess food out, Fisher jumped out of the tank, through a trunk, through Lincoln's pants, and eventually back into his tank. Trivia Despite being a fish, Fisher appears to be able to understand English as he gives Lincoln a disapproving look when the latter lies. Gallery Carol Anne Carol Anne Background information First episode "Pasture Bedtime" Voice N/A Character information Relatives 2 newborn goats Carol Anne is a white nanny goat belonging to Liam. Biography In "Pasture Bedtime", Lincoln, Clyde, Zach, and Rusty milked Carol Anne and offered the milk to Liam to make him sleepy so that they could sneak off to Girl Jordan's pool party. In order to avoid arousing suspicion, the boys got themselves glasses of milk too but instead of drinking it, they dumped their milk on the floor. Liam found it unusual that the "city slickers" would be drinking goat's milk but he wasn't suspicious and the milk worked in making him sleepy. In "Cooked!" Carol was one of the guests at Virgina's birthday at Lynn's table. In "Stall Monitor", Carol was seen riding a stateboard, pregnant, eventually giving birth to two kids in Mrs. Johnson's classroom. She also attacked Stella's father, making Stella's family rush to the hospital. Her name was revealed in this episode. Gallery Frances Frances Background information First episode "Along Came a Sister" Character information Other names Frank (formerly) Relatives Her babies Friends Agnes Johnson (owner) The Loud Kids Likes Being taken out of the cage Dislikes Being exterminated Frances is a minor character in The Loud House. Initially, she was called Frank, because everyone thought she was a male. She is the pet spider of Mrs. Johnson's classroom. Biography She first appears in "Along Came a Sister", in which Lincoln volunteers to watch her for the weekend, until Leni almost kills her. Later Dad calls an exterminator to kill Frank, but in the end she is saved by Leni. After this, Lisa comments on how unusual Frank's name is, as "he" is actually a female spider, and was sluggish, as she was about to give birth soon, much to everyone's delight. As Lincoln was taking Frances back to school, it was revealed that Frances had left her egg sac in the vent above Lori and Leni's room that countless spiderlings came out of as Leni screamed. Appearance Frances is a purple tarantula, with six yellow eyes that have black pupils, and two fangs. She also has eight legs, and a small abdomen. Trivia Lisa identifies Frances as an Aphonopelma chalcodes, meaning she is a desert blonde tarantula. Gallery Click "expand" for full gallery Hog Hog Background information First episode "Hand-Me-Downer" Voice N/A Character information Likes Wallowing in mud Riding The Hog is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography The hog is an animal seen on the farmer's land in "Hand-Me-Downer". He rides Lynn's bike along with Lincoln in the episode. In "Pulp Friction", the hog is seen in the pickup truck along with the farmer. Appearance The hog has light pink skin, and a darker pink nose. While riding Lynn's bike, he wears a red, yellow, and blue bicycle helmet. Seymour Template:Not to be confused with Seymour Background information First episode "Sound of Silence" Seymour is a frog, who made his only appearance in "Sound of Silence", as Lana's former pet. Biography Lola maybe buried Seymour? After Seymour's croaking made Lola messes up her makeup, she decided to take care of the problem herself, or at least Lana thinks. It is unknown if he was real or not, because in the end, it turned out to be a prank for Lincoln set up by Lola, because he was using noise-cancelling ear buds and the flashbacks could have been fake or real. Despite the stories being made up, it appears Seymour may have actually been real. Seymour's name (which was misspelled as "Seymoor") was taped on a tank that Lana kept him in her room. After the story to the frog fiasco ended, it's shown that Seymour's name was covered up by a label for Lana's new lizard Izzy. Lana still seems to hold some feelings of despair over the loss of her frog, and hates to bring it up. Considering the frog fiasco was made up, it is likely that Lola never did anything to Seymour, as Lana admits she can't prove she did, and his true fate is currently left unknown. Whatever really happened to the frog or if the frog even ever existed remains a mystery. It would appear that Seymour was Lana's first pet frog, and that she had him before Hops. But since it is unknown if the frog is real or not, it is unknown if this is true. Appearance Seymour is a standard looking green frog. Spunk E. Pigeon Spunk E. Pigeon Background information First episode "Read Aloud" Spunk E. Pigeon is a one-time character in The Loud House. She is the mascot of Spunk E. Pigeon's Pizza Palooza Paradise. Biography There's not much information about her. The only two appearances of her in the episode was on top of the logo of Spunk E. Pigeon's Pizza Palooza Paradise, and on the animatronic show, Fuzz-A-Rockin Explodoganza. Trivia She is named after and based on the main character, Spunky Pigeon, from a 2004 unnamed Nicktoon. She is a reference to Chuck E. Cheese and Helen Henny, both from Chuck E. Cheese's. For unknown reasons, in the Brazilian dub of the series, she was given a male voice (Cadu Paschoal). Sources Dowl Dowl Background information First episode "Raw Deal" Character information Friends Lisa The Dowl (Scientific Name: Loudicus Lisa) is an animal from The Loud House. It first appeared in "Raw Deal". Biography When Lisa was hiking through the national park with her family, a giant egg fell down, and she spotted an owl with antlers. At the news report, right after she showed the Park Ranger, the Dowl's antlers fell off, and revealed that the antlers were fake, as they have a sign on them that says "Made in China". The Park Ranger told the truth, explaining that he bought the antlers from a yard sale, and glued them on the owl. It was his attempt to try and get people to come to the park, as not many people come anymore, because the local geyser was inactive. Appearance The Dowl is a regular owl, with deer antlers glued onto its head. Petey Petey Background information First episode "Kick the Bucket List" Character information Friends Unnamed mate Unhatched child Likes Pecking and hurting his enemies Dislikes Being touched People touching his egg Petey is a minor character in The Loud House. He is a feisty cockatoo. Appearance He has white fur all over his body, a faux hawk like hairstyle, black beak, and yellow talons. Gallery Plessy Plessy Background information First episode "Washed Up" Plessy is a minor character in The Loud House. It's a legendary cryptid. Biography At the beginning, Lincoln and Lucy tried to look for Plessy, but had no luck. The next day at the end when the Louds are going home, Plessy appears soon after and licks Lily, then swims away. When Lily tried to inform Lincoln about Plessy, he misunderstands her and tells her home is the other direction, much to the baby's chagrin. Appearance Plessy is a sea dragon-like cryptid with yellow eyes, green scales, two antennas on head, long neck, four fins and a long tail. Gallery Rebecca Rebecca is a pet lizard owned by Lana Loud. Ricky Ricky Background information First episode "A Grave Mistake" Ricky the Rooster  was a rooster and the school mascot of Royal Woods Elementary School. He was first seen in the Season 4 episode "A Grave Mistake" but sadly passed away during that episode. He likes popcorn. Because of the loss, Lucy plans a funeral for him, which goes terribly wrong, so they have a second attempt, which they send Ricky off, and Luna sings a a song about him. Gallery Virginia Virginia Background information First episode "Pasture Bedtime" Virginia is a pig belonging to Liam. Biography Virginia is a rather portly, pink sow who likes to wrestle Liam in the mud. Apparently, she likes to wrestle for fifteen rounds. In "Pasture Bedtime", Liam describes Virginia as the only "lady" on his farm when Rusty asked if there were ladies present. He then wrestled with her and she lost. The next morning, he claimed to have made her into bacon for losing the fight, but it turned out to only be a joke. In "Cooked!," Liam and the farm animals took Virginia to Lynn's Table to celebrate her birthday and make use of Lana's pet menu promotion. Pam's dog Pam's dog Background information First episode "Cheater by the Dozen" Pam's dog is an unnamed dog belonging to Pam from "Cheater by the Dozen". Biography She is a medium-sized yellow dog with a pink collar. When Lincoln and Clyde suspected Bobby Santiago of cheating on Lori Loud, they put a camera onto Pam's dog's collar and she went into Pam's house. The footage showed Bobby removing his pants, which made Lincoln and Clyde suspicious, but it turned out that Pam was only taking his measurements. Bobby then cuddled Pam's dog and said, "Who's a good girl?" which made the boys suspect him of bestiality. The Yates Family' turtle unknown Background information First episode "Future Tense" The Yateses' turtle is a turtle belonging to the Yates family. Biography In "Future Tense", the Yateses saved the turtle and ended up on the news reported by Katherine Mulligan, though they didn't save it out of concern for the turtle but rather the parents thought it would make the children "well-rounded". Lynn Sr. and Rita saw the rescue on the television and, because they were concerned that their own kids weren't "well-rounded" at the time, decided to go save a turtle with their own kids, which they did. Meatball Meatball Background information First episode "Room for Improvement with the Casagrandes" Meatball is an iguana belonging to the Chang family. He appeared in "Room for Improvement with the Casagrandes". Appearance Meatball is an iguana. He has green scales, huge white eyes, a long tail in black stripes, pale green scales on his head and back. Biography Meatball is first seen in "Room for Improvement with the Casagrandes." When Ronnie Anne first meets him, Adelaide states that her mom brought Meatball home while her habitat is being renovated. Nelson Nelson Background information First episode "Room for Improvement with the Casagrandes" Voice Template:USA Eric Bauza Character information Friends Mr. Nakamura (owner) Ronnie Anne Sid Bobby Likes Going for walks Dislikes Squirrels Bees Nelson is the pet dog of Mr. Nakamura. Appearance Nelson is a big Bearded Collie with long white fur. He has big black nose. His eyes are covered by bangs. His tail is long and fluffy. Trivia Nelson is after one of Sammie Crowley's friends' dog. According to Mr. Nakamura, Nelson is allergic to bees. In "Store Wars with the Casagrandes", it is revealed that Nelson farts a lot due to being gassy. It's revealed in one of the Casagrande podcasts that Nelson is afraid of taking baths and needs to be sung to in order for him to take one. Gallery Click "expand" for full gallery White Rabbits Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "White Hare" Character information Friends each other (probably siblings) the brown rabbit Likes helping each other The white rabbits are a herd of twenty-six white rabbits who live in a wooded area near the Loud house, one of whom has a black nose, but the rest of whom have pink noses. Biography In "White Hare", Lincoln ran away from his sisters to avoid them interfering with him trying to impress Stella and ended up in the woods. He then met the rabbits, counted them, and noted that it must be hard to have twenty-five sisters. He was then knocked unconscious and dreamt that he was an anthropomorphic rabbit named Warren who had twenty-five sisters. His rabbit sisters gave him lots of advice to impress a rabbit version of Stella, but she was disgusted and went out with a grey rabbit instead. When Lincoln woke up, the pink-nosed rabbits handed the black-nosed rabbit a flower to give to another, brown rabbit and Lincoln tried to tell the rabbit not to listen to them, but to his surprise, the brown rabbit accepted the flower, which made Lincoln think that maybe he could trust his sisters after all. Trivia According to Lincoln, they are all siblings and the black-nosed one is a buck, while the pink-nosed ones are all does. Brown Rabbit Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "White Hare" Character information Friends the white rabbits Likes flowers The brown rabbit is a rabbit seen at the end of "White Hare". Biography At the end of "White Hare", one of the white rabbits was handed a flower by the rest of them and passed it to the brown rabbit. Lincoln told the white rabbit not to listen to its peers, since he'd recently dreamt that he was a rabbit and his rabbit sisters gave him advice to impress a girl who'd then rejected them, but the brown rabbit accepted the flower and the two of them hopped happily away. Frances's children Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "Along Came a Sister" Character information Friends Frances (mother) Frances's children are the many children of Frances the tarantula. Biography When Agnes Johnson left Lincoln in charge of Frances, she was sluggish due to being about to lay her eggs, however, only Lisa knew of this. In fact, everybody else mistook Frances as a male. Frances then laid her eggs in the vent and when she came back to school, the eggs hatched and the baby tarantulas came down, scaring Leni. Trivia It is unknown how many of them there are, what the ratio of males to females is, and who their father is. The Fishmans Fishman family Background information First episode "Scales of Justice" Character information Friends each other Lana Loud Likes swimming Dislikes loud noises (at least before the fry hatched) The Fishmans are a family of fish (specifically lake sturgeons) that live in their own pond. They consist of Mr. Fishman, Mrs. Fishman, and their approximately 100 fry. Biography In "Scales of Justice", Lana visited them and brought Mrs. Fishman a kelp bed because she thought she needed more sleep before her eggs hatched. She then tried to count their eggs but couldn't, so she rounded them up to a hundred. A man then arrived and wanted to make a mustard warehouse where the pond was, but Lana pointed out that relocating fish eggs could be lethal for the fry. Lana pretended to be a monster to scare away the man, but this attracted tourism, which Lana thought was also bad because apparently the eggs needed quiet to hatch. So she pretended that the monster had left, but then the mustard warehouse guy came back, so she made a petition but didn't get enough signatures. However, Lisa then realised that lake sturgeons are a protected species, leaving the Fishmans safe. In "Tea Tale Heart", Lana visited the Fishmans again and noticed Rosie in the pond. Girl Jordan's dog Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "Pasture Bedtime" Character information Friends Girl Jordan (owner) Likes chewing clothes Girl Jordan's dog is a dalmation belonging to Girl Jordan. Appearance Girl Jordan's dog is white with fluffy ears and tail and black spots. It wears a red bandanna. Biography When Lincoln, Clyde, Rusty, and Zach sneaked over to Girl Jordan's pool party, Lincoln and Clyde took all their clothes except their underwear off to go swimming. Girl Jordan's dog then stole Lincoln and Clyde's clothes and chewed them up when they tried to get them back upon their departure. Trio of Dogs Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "Out on a Limo" Character information Friends each other Likes mustard ketchup Dislikes Lincoln running away These are three dogs that Lincoln met on the street in "Out on a Limo". Appearance One of them is a scruffy tan dog with black ears, one is a small, fat, off-white dog with a flat nose, black ears and tail, and wearing an eye patch, and the third is a small, fluffy, grey dog with a pointy nose. Biography When Lincoln was walking to Tetherby's house, he ran into these three dogs and they attacked him, possibly because of the mustard he was holding, and so he ran away. On his way back, they attacked him again because he was covered in ketchup. Trivia Lincoln refers to them as puppies. It's unknown if that is true or if he was just trying to butter them up by calling them cute. Great Lakes City Pigeons Minor characters/Animals Character information Friends each other Ronnie Anne Santiago Sergio Likes pretzels popcorn dancing swimming Dislikes people running away with food There are a number of pigeons in Great Lakes City who feature in a few episodes of both The Loud House and The Casagrandes. Biography The pigeons are friends of Sergio and often accompany him. They also have big appetites and will sometimes attack people for food. In "The Spies Who Loved Me", Carlota and Carl followed Ronnie Anne downtown while Carlos, Frida, CJ, Carlitos, Rosa, and Hector spied on her in their apartment. When Ronnie Anne met some pigeons while eating a pretzel, the family worried that they would attack her, but she just shared her pretzel with them. Meanwhile, Carl tried to distract them with pizza, only to fall and get some on him, leading them to chase him. In "Power Play with the Casagrandes", Sergio throws a party with the pigeons. In an installment of The Casagrandes Familia Sounds, the pigeons and Sergio take baths in the wading pools that Carl was bathing dogs in. Great Lakes City Rats Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "The Spies Who Loved Me" Character information Friends each other Likes food Dislikes humans Great Lakes City is home to many rats, all of whom are dark grey, who featured in "The Spies Who Loved Me". Biography When a tracking chip fell from Ronnie Anne's backpack and stuck to one of them with chewing gum, the Casagrandes thought Ronnie Anne had run off to an abandoned building next to the jail, so they (minus CJ and Carlitos) went off searching for Ronnie Anne. When they got there, they found the rat and Carlota correctly guessed what had happened, but Rosa thought Ronnie Anne turned into a rat and Hector thought she'd been eaten by rats. Then, many other rats began to attack the Casagrandes, so Ronnie Anne distracted them with her pretzel and they ran away. Royal Woods Raccoons Minor characters/Animals Character information Friends each other Likes cake dumpsters There are several raccoons living in Royal Woods. Biography In "April Fools", Luan set one loose in the house as an April Fools' prank. In "Fed Up", one of the Loud kids put three raccoons into a pot so that Lynn Sr. couldn't use it to cook franks and beans. The same raccoons ate spilled franks and beans from the cracked coffeepot after Lily dropped her rattle beneath her father's foot. In the game "Living Loud: Summer School," a raccoon is in the dumpster outside Flip's Food & Fuel and the player needs to distract it with cake. Bitey's prospective girlfriend Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "The Crying Dame" Character information Likes trash Bitey's prospective girlfriend is a rat that Lana found at the dump. She is a dark grey rat with large jowls. Biography While searching for Fenton in "The Crying Dame", Lana searched through the dumpster and found this rat instead. She considered making her the girlfriend of her pet rat Bitey, but this rat was aggressive. Mr. Squirrel Mr. Squirrel Background information First episode "Jeers for Fears" Character information Friends Lincoln Loud Clyde McBride a crow Likes giving high fives pranks Mr. Squirrel was a brown squirrel that Lincoln and Clyde met in "Jeers for Fears" Biography As Bobby was giving Lincoln and Clyde a tour of a haunted house, Mr. Squirrel high fived Lincoln and Clyde as they went in and then he high fived them again as they went in that night. After the boys had been in the haunted house, Mr. Squirrel played a prank on them by appearing to be in a crow costume and have his head fall off. When the boys ran away, it turned out that it was a fake squirrel head and a real crow, and the squirrel high fived the crow. School frogs Minor characters/Animals Background information First episode "Frog Wild" Character information Friends each other (two of them are implied to be a couple) Lincoln Loud Lola Loud The school frogs are a bunch of dark green frogs who Lincoln and Lana saved in "Frog Wild". Biography When Mrs. Johnson told Lincoln that the class would be dissecting them, Lana said that it sounded horrible and, using a video of herself and Hops, convinced Lincoln to save them. They did, but when they tried to set them free, they didn't know how to be safe from predators due to being raised in captivity, so they took them home. However, Principal Huggins had discovered the frogs were gone, so he went into the students' houses to find the 'frog hero'. When he found out that Lincoln and Lana had saved the frogs, Lana showed him and Mrs. Johnson the video of Hops, convincing the school staff to keep the frogs in a tank. Kitty The Kitty Background information First episode "Kings of the Con" Voice Template:USA Dee Bradley Baker Character information Dislikes Ace Savvy One-Eyed Jack The Kitty is a minor character in The Loud House. He made his first appearance in the full-length episode ¨Kings of the Con¨. Biography The Kitty is a black kitty and an enemy of Ace-Savvy and One-Eyed Jack. He is also portrayed by the kitty actor of the same name. Personality The Kitty has been shown to be temperamental and spoiled. Kotaro's dog Unknown Background information First episode "Vantastic Voyage" Voice N/A Character information Friends Kotaro (owner) Unknown mate Unknown puppies Likes Kotaro's old van Dislikes Koraro not letting her into his new van Kotaro's dog is a dog belonging to Kotaro mentioned in "Vantastic Voyage". It is unknown what Kotaro's dog looks like, but apparently she once gave birth in Kotaro's old van, but when he got a new van, he didn't let her in because he was afraid she'd get it dirty, which damaged his relationship with his dog. However, when Kotaro's friends were talking about how their children were also alienated due to their dads' new vans, he decided to get his old van back to repair the relationship with his dog. Carol Anne's children Unknown Background information First episode "Stall Monitor" Voice N/A Character information Friends Liam (owner) Liam's grandmother (owner) Carol Anne (mother) Unknown father each other (twin siblings) Lincoln Loud Clyde McBride Rusty Spokes Zach Gurdle Stella Likes pacifiers Carol Anne's children are the twin children of Rusty's goat Carol Anne. In "Stall Monitor", Carol Anne ate a spicy sandwich, which caused her to give birth to them prematurely. Liam then brought them out wrapped in blankets and sucking on pacifiers. All of his friends then cooed at the kids. Appearance They are both white and one has a teal pacifier and swaddling blanket, while the other has a pink pacifier and swaddling blanket. Trivia Their sexes aren't revealed, but since there's a tradition of dressing boy babies in blue and girl babies in pink, it's possible that the one in blue is a billy goat while the one in pink is a nanny goat. Crow unknown Background information First episode "Jeers for Fears" Voice N/A Character information Friends Mr. Squirrel Likes playing pranks on humans The crow was a friend of Mr. Squirrel At the end of "Jeers for Fears", the crow dressed up as Mr. Squirrel and pretended to decapitate itself to prank Lincoln and Clyde. Horse unknown Background information First episode "A Pimple Plan" Character information Friends Unnamed park ranger (owner) Likes The unicorn mask The horse is a grey horse belonging to a park ranger. In "A Pimple Plan", Luan was hiding her pimple with a unicorn mask, when the horse (who was with its owner) saw her. Mistaking the mask for another horse, it developed a crush on it, chasing Luan and leaving her stuck in a hollow tree. Miss Hummingbird Miss Hummingbird Background information First episode "Love Birds" Character information Friends Lola Loud Likes tea flying Miss Hummingbird is a blue hummingbird seen in "Love Birds". When she landed on Lola's teacup, the latter offered her some caffeine-free tea to help her "slow down". Miss Hummingbird drank the tea and Charles, Cliff, and Geo imagined what would happen if Walt became her boyfriend. They concluded that he wouldn't be able to keep up with her, so they rejected her. Dove unknown Background information First episode "Love Birds" Character information Friends Lucy Loud Likes singing The dove is a grey dove who wears a black hat with a veil. When Charles, Cliff, and Geo were looking for a girlfriend for Walt in "Love Birds", they saw the dove singing on a gravestone (provided by Lucy) and considered making her Walt's girlfriend, but they rejected her due to believing she'd only make him cry. Eagle unknown Background information First episode "Love Birds" The eagle is an eagle seen in "Love Birds". When Charles, Cliff, and Geo were trying to find Walt a girlfriend, they noticed the eagle, but didn't even consider hooking her up with Walt because they were scared by her swooping down above them. Walt's girlfriend unknown Background information First episode "Love Birds" Character information Friends Walt (boyfriend) Family of ducks (probably related) Two frogs Lana Loud Likes the beach looking at photos lasagna swimming Dislikes being apart from her loved ones the cold Walt's girlfriend is a white duck in a purple crown who Walt has been dating since "Love Birds". In "Love Birds", Charles, Cliff, and Geo hooked her up with Walt to cheer him up after he failed at wooing Mr. Grouse's plastic flamingo. They had a good date, but then the duck realised that she'd have to leave because it was fall. Charles, Cliff, and Geo made a fake beach so the duck could stay, but she missed her family and when Walt tried to come with her, he missed his friends. Lana then gave Walt a message from the duck saying she'd be back in spring. In one installment of Lincoln & Ronnie Anne's VLOG, Lincoln mentioned that Walt and the duck were still dating. Family of Ducks unknown Background information First episode "Love Birds" Character information Friends each other Walt's girlfriend (probably related) Dislikes cold weather The family of ducks are a family of white ducks consisting of a duck, a drake, and their five ducklings. Walt's girlfriend is probably related to them too, but it's never revealed how. In "Love Birds", Walt's girlfriend tried staying at a fake beach so she could be with him, but she missed them too much and cried over a photo of them. Walt then let her fly off to Florida. Liam's chickens unknown Character information Friends each other Liam (owner) Liam's mee-maw (owner) Liam's chickens are some off-white chickens belonging to Liam. In "Out of the Picture", Clyde did not want to live outside Liam's barn, because his chickens were mean. In "Racing Hearts", one challenge was to collect eggs from Liam's chickens, which Luna found difficult because she dislikes farms. 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