Minor characters/Unnamed

He's got, a... cool hat, a red one. And his name is Rib... bon. Yeah, Ribbon the Frog. This page contains information on a subject that does not yet have an official name. Once an official name is given to the subject or character, this template can be removed. Kids Teenagers Adults Biker Girls Biker Girls Background information First episode "Hand-Me-Downer" Voice Catherine Taber Character information Age Unknown (kids) Likes Cycling Lincoln Pink Bike Quote "You could be our leader. We'll call you Sweet Feet." The biker girls are unnamed minor characters in The Loud House. Biography The biker girls are a group of three young girls seen in "Hand-Me-Downer". After Lincoln is rejected from Papa Wheelie's biker gang, the girls tell Lincoln that he could be their leader. Appearance The biker girls wear pink and purple outfits, with different icons in the same places on their helmets. They are all about the same height, and ride miniature bicycles, with baskets and streamers. The girl on the left has long, brunette hair, a purple helmet with a star on it, a pink dress with a sash on her waist, white slip-on shoes, and a pink bike. The girl in the middle has a pink helmet with a cat, a blue bike with a pink bow in the basket, and a pink shirt with a purple heart on it. She wears a lavender and purple pants, and pink slip-on shoes. The girl on the right has a lavender helmet with a white daisy. She has curly brown hair, a purple dress, black Mary Janes with white socks, and a pink bike. Gallery Blarney-loving girls Blarney-loving girls Background information First episode "The Price of Admission" Voice Catherine Taber Liliana Mumy Character information Age Unknown (both kids) Occupation Students Friends each other Likes Blarney the dinosaur Singing The Blarney-loving girls are two preschooler (or possibly early elementary school age) girls who appeared in "The Price of Admission". They went to see the Blarney movie and joined in with Clyde when he sang Blarney songs. Their ages are unknown, but they look to be significantly younger than Lincoln and Clyde. Appearance Both were Caucasian and wearing Blarney hats. One had curly dark hair and the other one had her hair concealed by her hat (she also had freckles). The brunette one was wearing a lime green dress with a yellow ribbon and white shoes, while the other one was wearing a pink T-shirt with a lilac heart on the front, purple striped pants, and pink shoes. Personalities They seem to be quite cheerful, as evidenced by them singing Blarney songs. They also seem to be pretty outgoing, as they joined in with Clyde's singing despite not knowing him. Bratty Kid Bratty Kid Background information First episode "Cereal Offender" Voice Calvin Zwicker Character information Age Unknown (Kid) Occupation Elementary school student Relatives His mother Unknown Emo Tween sibling Likes Zombie Bran Dislikes Not getting his cereal Getting caught The Bratty Kid is an unnamed minor character who first appeared in "Cereal Offender" as the secondary antagonist. Appearance He looks rather similar to Lincoln. He wears an orange t-shirt, navy blue jeans, gray socks, light blue sneakers and a white beanie. He has light blond hair, light fair skin and buck teeth. The only feature he doesn't have that Lincoln does are the freckles and the white hair, as well as a round head shape. Personality He likes getting what he wants, and is willing to do anything in his power to succeed, even if it means having to create a big mess and a lot of ruckus. After he took the last Zombie Bran away from Lincoln in the store, he mocked the latter for being too slow, calling him "Pineapple Boy", and makes a mess behind to slow him down before he buys Zombie Bran. After Lincoln exposed him, his mom grabbed him by the ear in anger and left the cereal her son wanted. He was devastated by this. Trivia His real name is unknown. He's referred to as "Bratty Kid" in the credits. Because his mom was present on Maggie's birthday in the episode "Funny Business", that means one of the emo tweens is her child. This could mean Bratty Kid has a sibling. Gallery Click "expand" for full gallery Diaper-throwing Girl Diaper-throwing Girl Background information First episode "Appetite for Destruction" Character information Occupation Preschool or daycare student Relatives Unnamed parents Likes Throwing her diaper The diaper-throwing girl is a toddler girl who featured in "Appetite for Destruction". When Rita and Lynn Sr. thought Lily's classmates were bad influences, they tried to find a better-behaved toddler friend for her. They saw this girl at the park with her parents and initially thought she'd make a good friend for Lily due to her sitting quietly (which they thought was meditation). However, it turned out that she wasn't meditating, but rather soiling her diaper, and then she threw it at them, causing them to reject her as a friend for Lily. Appearance She has light brown skin and darker brown dreadlocks and wears a white shirt and purple overalls. Personality She is very quiet, as she never made any vocal noises while soiling her diaper. Despite this, she is not serene and appears to be rather mischievous, as evidenced by her throwing her soiled diaper. Gallery Twin Sisters Twin Sisters Background information First episode "Raw Deal" Voice Liliana Mumy and Lara Jill Miller Character information Occupation Elementary school students Dislikes People cutting in line to the toilet Quote "Back of the line, sister." The Twin Sisters from "Raw Deal" are unnamed minor characters in The Loud House. Biography The twin sisters appeared in "Raw Deal" where they were at a gas station that The Loud Family visited. They disliked Lynn when she was cutting in line and told her "Back of the line, sister." Appearance Both girls have blonde hair, lavender sweaters, purple skirts with square patterns on them, purple shoes, and white socks worn high. The one on the left is wearing a bunny logo sweater with her hair more open, so one can see her forehead. The other one on the right is wearing a kitten/cat logo sweater, with her hair more closed, which makes it hard to see her forehead. Trivia Like Lana and Lola, they are both blonde, and they are both twins. Gallery Unnamed Muddy Girl Unnamed Muddy Girl Background information First episode "Cover Girls" Character information Age Unknown (Kid) Occupation Elementary school student Friends Lana (best friend) Likes Mud Playing outdoors Being on Lana's side Dislikes Girly stuff Quote "Uh-uh! No girly girls allowed!" The Unnamed Muddy Girl is a minor character in The Loud House. Biography She makes her first appearance in "Cover Girls" where she stands on top of a cliff. When Lana comes back disguised as Leni, the unnamed muddy girl and two other kids mistake Lana for a girly girl and forbid Lana from playing in the mud. She is also one of the friends that Lana invited over in "Friendzy". Appearance She has dark skin, with brown dreadlocks, three sets of eyelashes, and brown eyeshadow. She wears a lilac shirt, blue overalls just like Lana, and purple boots. Her skin and hair got recolored in "Friendzy". Gallery Lynn's acquaintance Lynn's acquaintance Background information First episode "Friends in Dry Places" Character information Age 14 Friends Lynn Loud (formerly) Likes exercising Summer camp Lynn's acquaintance is a girl who used to be good friends with Lynn in elementary school, but since middle school, they stopped hanging out and now Lynn no longer remembers her name. Biography In "Friends in Dry Places", Lynn showed Lincoln a photo of herself holding up her acquaintance at summer camp, but when Lincoln asked Lynn what the other girl's name was, she didn't know and told him that she doesn't know any of her elementary school friends anymore. This made Lincoln worry that he'd stop being friends with his friends, but they reassured him that they'd always be close. Appearance Lynn's acquaintance has dark brown, curly hair that she wears in a bun, and tan skin. She is rather skinny. In the photo, she was wearing a white T-shirt with cyan trim, white socks, and blue sneakers. Trivia Her name is not revealed, but Lynn thinks it may be Sherry or Shirley. Wide Receiver 1 Wide Receiver 1 Background information First episode "Friday Night Fights" Character information Other names Wide Receiver 1 Occupation Middle school student Likes Sports Wide Receiver 1 is a teenage girl who temporarily took Margo Roberts's place in Lynn's sports team. Biography When Lisa observed that Margo was only 4'11, she believed a taller player could make the team increase passing output. As such, she traded Margo for a lanky girl, who she nicknamed "Wide Receiver 1" due to not knowing the name. Lynn protested this, since she and Wide Receiver 1 didn't know each other and she was used to playing with friends. Appearance Wide Receiver 1 is 6'4, with long thin legs. While her face is offscreen, she is shown to have curly, red hair. Gallery Announcer Announcer Background information First episode "No Such Luck" Voice Jamie Kaler Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Sports commentator Friends Pep The Announcer is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House, who makes his first appearance in "No Such Luck". He is a sports commentator. Biography The Announcer is first seen in "No Such Luck" commentating on Lynn's softball games with Pep. In "Net Gains", the Announcer and Pep commentate on the basketball championships. In "Cow Pie Kid", he and Pep commentate on the baseball games. Appearance He is an overweight man who has ginger hair and a long mustache of the same color. He also has eye-bags, a double chin, and a big nose. He can be seen wearing a white collared shirt. Gallery Click "expand" for full gallery Biker Woman Biker Woman Background information First episode "Can't Hardly Wait" Voice Jill Talley Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Likes Motorcycles Dislikes Ninjas Biker Woman is a minor character in The Loud House. Biography She made her first appearance in the episode "Can't Hardly Wait" dining with her biker gang. They later befriend Scoots. She later appears in "Snoop's On" When they saw someone get caught turning off the light on the sign. Appearance She has blonde hair with a pony tail, red lips and blue eyelids. She wears a blue helmet with goggles, black hair band, 2 sets of earrings, pair of bracelets, white shirt with a patch, blue coat, white belt, black skirt with a patch and black boots. Panoramas Billy's father Billy's father Background information First episode "Two Boys and a Baby" Voice Jess Harnell Character information Relatives Billy (son) Unnamed wife Unnamed daughter Friends Rita Lincoln Clyde Likes His son Baseball Dairyland Amoosement Park Dislikes Mistaking other babies for his son Quote "Darn! I always do this!" Billy's father is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography Billy's father first appears in "Two Boys and a Baby", when Lincoln and Clyde return Billy to him, who they accidentally took instead of Lily. He returns Lily to the boys, who he had mistaken for Billy and takes his son back. He was frustrated when he realized he took the wrong baby. In "Come Sale Away", Billy's father is seen at the Loud House garage sale. He makes a cameo in "A Fair to Remember". In "The Old and the Restless", he is seen in the crowd coming out of the baseball stadium. In "Kick the Bucket List", he can be seen waiting in line at Dairyland. In "Mall of Duty", he can be seen in the mall. In "Snow Way Out", he can seen outside Burpin' Burger waiting for Bobbie Fletcher. In "Season's Cheatings", he can seen waiting in line at Burpin' Burger. Appearance He is a man in his mid age, and has a half bald head, with a small mustache, hair strand like Lynn Sr., light brown hair, and eyebags. He wears a dark blue t-shirt. Trivia In "A Fair to Remember", he's seen in a company of a woman and a child other than Billy. This means he has at least 2 children. Gallery A Fair to Remember Kick the Bucket List Mall of Duty Snow Way Out Season's Cheatings Panoramas Burly Man Burly Man Background information First episode "ARGGH! You for Real?" Voice Carlos PenaVega Character information Likes ARGGH! Dislikes Being messed with Not hearing a thing Quote "What was that? I can't hear anything!" The Burly Man is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography He appears in "ARGGH! You for Real?" with the audience to see ARGGH!. Appearance He is a tall and burly man. He is bald and has a double chin. He wears a plain white T-shirt, blue jeans, and white sneakers. Personality He is an aggressive guy who doesn't like people messing with him. Becky's dad Becky's dad Background information First episode "Present Tense" Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Unknown Relatives Becky (daughter) Becky's dad is a minor character in The Loud House, and the father of Carol Pingrey. He made his first appearance in the episode "Present Tense". Carol's dad Carol's dad Background information First episode "Present Tense" Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Unknown Relatives Carol Pingrey (daughter) Carol's dad is a minor character in The Loud House, and the father of Carol Pingrey. He made his first appearance in the episode "Present Tense". Appearance Carol's dad is a tall and slim man with light skin, short blonde hair and mustaches. He wears a light blue shirt and dark blue sweater. Club Manager Club Manager Background information First episode "Roadie to Nowhere" Voice Kath Soucie Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Karaoke-Dokie manager Friends Luna (formerly) Ms. Johnson Dislikes Luna interfering The Club Manager is a minor character in The Loud House, who appeared in the episode "Roadie to Nowhere". Appearance The Club Manager is a Hispanic woman with blue eyeshadow and red lipstick. She has black hair that is in a ponytail; it is held by a purple hair tie. She also has two golden loop earrings and a pearl earring with a gold bracelet. She has a purple shirt and a black skirt with a purple lightning streak. On the skirt is a white belt with yellow rhinestones. She has lavender tights with purple boots. Coffee Store Manager Coffee Store Manager Background information First episode "The Write Stuff" Voice Cristina Pucelli Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Manager at The Burnt Bean coffee house Likes Coffee Poetry Coffee Store Manager is a minor character in The Loud House. She made her first appearance in the episode "The Write Stuff". Biography She is the manager and hostest off the Burnt Bean, which is a small, hipster coffee house in the "cool part" of the town of Fern Valley, where customers can not only enjoy coffee and other fresh-brewed beverages, but can also participate in poetry readings. Personality She is laid back, and pretty mellow. Appearance She's a relative short, light-skinned woman, who has blonde hair with teal highlights that she wears in a pulled-back style, small hooped earrings, a gray t-shirt, dark jeans, and purple shoes. Trivia Her design is actually a caricature of the show's former post-production supervisor, Amy Reynolds, with one major difference being Amy's caricature having purple and blue highlights in her hair, instead of teal. Gallery The Write Stuff The Taunting Hour GIFs Behind the Scenes Dine'n' Dance Waitress Dine'n' Dance waitress Background information First episode "The Old and the Restless" Character information Occupation Waitress The Dine'n' Dance waitress is a minor character. She first appears in "The Old and the Restless". Biography She only appeared in "The Old and the Restless". Appearance She has red hair, styled into a ponytail, blue make-up, freckles, and wears dangling white earrings. She also wears a salmon pink dress with a white apron, and white lace. Gallery DJ DJ Background information First episode "Dance, Dance Resolution" Voice Charlie Schlatter Character information Age Unknown (Early Adult) Occupation Disc Jockey Friends Agnes Johnson Dr. Feinstein Likes Mixing music Muffins Sadie Hawkins Parties Bar Mitzvahs Dislikes People stealing his job The DJ is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography He first appeared in "Dance, Dance Resolution", as the DJ for the Sadie Hawkins Dance at the school. Appearance He is a slim, tan skinned man that has brown hair, an early beard, and also has a small mole on his lower jaw. He wears a yellow jumper, a dark green beanie, a red bracelet, and red headphones. DMV Examiner DMV Examiner Background information First episode "Driver's Dread" Voice Grey Griffin Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Friends Leni Likes Talented drivers Dislikes Leni (formerly) Quote "Leni Loud... I remember you." The DMV Examiner is a minor character who first appeared in "Driver's Dread". Biography The examiner has had a history with Leni Loud, having proctored at least one of Leni's fourteen disastrous driving tests. She may have even proctored at least one of her driving tests in "Driving Miss Hazy". In "Driver's Dread", she proctors Leni's fifteenth driving test, donning a crash test helmet upon realizing she is proctoring Leni once more. However, she finds that Leni has seemingly improved, driving, merging, and parking much more smoothly; in truth, Leni's "improvement" was Lisa modifying Vanzilla to be a self-driving vehicle. By the end, the examiner awards Leni with a driver's license. Personality Having proctored Leni before in past driving tests, the examiner has become cautious and nervous when proctoring Leni once more, wearing a helmet to ensure her own safety and speaking in a cautious tone. As the test goes on, she begins to notice Leni's "improvements" in driving, and is quick to happily congratulate Leni for "passing" the test. She seems to be completely oblivious to the fact that Vanzilla has been modified to self-drive. Gallery Driver's Dread Exterminator Exterminator Background information First episode "Along Came a Sister" Voice Fred Tatasciore Inspiration Bluto from Popeye the Sailor Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Pest controller Likes Killing insects Dislikes "Spider huggers" The Exterminator is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. He first appears in "Along Came a Sister" as an antagonist, where he is contacted by Lynn Sr. to exterminate Frank. Biography The Exterminator appears in "Along Came a Sister", having been contacted by Lynn Sr. to exterminate Frank. The Loud siblings and Clyde are able to outsmart him, but he corners Frank and sprays him, only for Leni to save the spider. She explains to the Exterminator that if he kills Frank, he will ruin Lincoln's reputation. The Exterminator says that she changed his life, though he made that up and left, leaving them with their bill for his service. He later makes a cameo appearance in "Super-Switcherooni-verse", where he watches Muscle Fish chasing the runaway ball. Appearance The Exterminator is an overweight man with a large beard, and brown hair tied in a ponytail. He wears a dark blue suit with black gloves and boots. He carries a fumigator, which is attached to a spray gun. He also sports a pair of goggles on his forehead, and a white mask. Gallery Panoramas Farmer Farmer Background information First episode "Hand-Me-Downer" Voice Fred Tatasciore Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Farmer Pets Hog Friends Lincoln Clyde Likes Farming Chewing stalks of wheat Lincoln's sick bike Dislikes Lincoln's pink bike The Farmer is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. He is a resident of Royal Woods, and owns a large Hog. Biography His first appearance was in "Hand-Me-Downer", the farmer compliments Lincoln on his bike (which he calls a "nice hog"). Lincoln replies by saying, "You too!" (in reference to the farmer's actual hog). He returns in "Intern for the Worse" as one of the people offering jobs for school kids at his farm. In "Pulp Friction", he tows Vanzilla to get to the post office. In "L is for Love", he is seen as a patron at Banger's & Mosh. In "Health Kicked", he is seen judging the Royal Woods Ultra Extreme Ninja Competition in the Loud children's fantasy where Lynn Sr. and Rita were participating. In "Mall of Duty", he can be seen waiting in line to get a Rip Hardcore survival guide signed. In "Cow Pie Kid", he can be seen buying a dozen cow pies from Liam. Appearance The farmer has brown hair and fair light skin. He wears a light blue shirt with long sleeves, a pair of dark blue overalls, brown shoes, and a green and white net cap (trucker cap). Gallery Hand-Me-Downer Pulp Friction L Is for Love Health Kicked Mall of Duty Cow Pie Kid GIFs Panoramas Female Judge Female Judge Background information First episode "Kings of the Con" Voice Betsy Sodaro Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Likes Ace Savvy The Full Deck Gang Female Judge is a minor character in The Loud House. Biography She first appears in "Kings of the Con" as a contest judge where she judges contestants to see who wins the titular contest. She and her fellow judge get annoyed with Lincoln and Clyde's attempts to impress them. Appearance She has brown hair with a puff, wears sets of gold earrings, teal green shirt, orange vest, a name tag, blue jeans and pink shoes. Gallery Click "expand" for full gallery First Lady First Lady Background information First episode "Not a Loud" Character information Occupation First Lady of the United States (formerly) Relatives President (husband) Friends Rita Lynn Sr. The First Lady is a minor character in The Loud House. She first appeared in "Not a Loud". However, her face wasn't shown. Biography She and the President were the ones who helped Rita deliver Lincoln, since her husband, the President, passed out when he attempted to deliver. Appearance The First Lady wears a pink turtleneck dress, a white beaded necklace, and long white gloves. Trivia Popular consensus within the fandom suggests that the First Lady depicted is most likely Laura Bush, as Lincoln would have been born in 2005 during her husband's second term in office, (assuming his age is 11 in 2016, when the show premiered). Operation Dessert Storm Host Operation Dessert Storm Host Background information First episode "Room with a Feud" Voice Charlie Schlatter Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Operation Dessert Storm host Friends Linda Tony The Operation Dessert Storm Host is a minor character in The Loud House. He is seen in "Room with a Feud" Appearance The host is a bald man with a long nose. He is wearing a black vest with a neon red shirt. He also has black pants with a simple belt. Gallery All the Rage Jean Juan Host Jean Juan Host Background information First episode "Cooked!" Voice Nika Futterman Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Jean Juan's French Mex Host Likes Jean Juan's French Mex Dislikes Someone filming Quote "Welcome to Jean Juan's French Mex Buffet. How can I help you?" The Jean Juan Host is a minor character in The Loud House. Biography She makes her first appearance in "Cooked!" where she is a host of Jean Juan French Mex. She returns in "Write and Wrong" showing Jessie and her co-worker to a table. Appearance She has a light skin, dark brown hair and has a mole on her cheek. She wore a red chapeau, white shirt with yellow buttons, red and yellow poncho, blue skirt and brown boots. Gallery Cooked! Much Ado About Noshing Panoramas The Mailman Mailman Background information First episode "11 Louds a Leapin'" Voice Brian Stepanek Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Likes Delivering mail Dislikes Lana's reindeer traps The Mailman is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography The Mailman first appears in "11 Louds a Leapin'", where he delivers a present to Lori. While walking away, he ends up getting trapped in Lana's reindeer cage. Appearance He is a short man with fair skin, a large black uni-brow, and a bushy brown mustache. He wears a blue mailman uniform, and carries a brown bag. Trivia So far, he has only appeared in "11 Louds a Leapin'". Along with the Delivery man in "Undie Pressure", that makes two delivery worker type characters who were voiced by Brian Stepanek. Male Judge Male Judge Background information First episode "Kings of the Con" Voice Eric Bauza Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Likes Ace Savvy The Full Deck Gang The unnamed Male Judge is a minor character in The Loud House. Biography He first appears in "Kings of the Con" as a judge where he judges contestants to see who wins the titular contest. He and her fellow judge get annoyed with Lincoln and Clyde's attempts to impress them. Appearance Info coming soon... Gallery Click "expand" for full gallery Mall Cop Captain Mall Cop Captain Background information First episode "For Bros About to Rock" Voice Jeff Bennett Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Captain of the mall security guards Friends Bobby Likes Chicken legs Egg rolls Popcorn shrimp Dislikes Criminal activity Steaks The Mall Cop Captain is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography He is the captain of the mall security guards and Bobby's boss. His first appearance is in "For Bros About to Rock". He keeps Lincoln and Clyde in custody in the mall jail after they were arrested by an undercover cop for buying scalp tickets for the SMOOCH concert. When Luna appears disguised as her mom to free the boys, the captain believes that she really is Lincoln's mother until Bobby gives her away which makes the captain arrest Luna. After hearing Luna's flashback about her first concert, the captain is touched and he decides to let the three of them out. He also gives Lincoln and Clyde back their tickets and gives Luna a spare ticket for the concert but when the kids leave, the incarcerated Scoots flees. The captain pursues her and calls Bobby to help him to capture her but they can't as the captain gets preoccupied with Bobby's popcorn shrimp. In "Cover Girls", he doesn't allow Leni enter the Mall because she wore dirty clothes. In "11 Louds a Leapin'", he can be seen at the mall when Bobby is shopping for a Christmas gift for Lori. In "Legends", he can be seen at the airport. Appearance The captain is a round heavy man, with black hair, and a dark gray mustache. He wears a mall security guard uniform that consists of a navy blue police cap, white short sleeved shirt, black tie, navy blue pants with a black belt, and dark gray shoes. He also has a two-way radio to communicate with other guards. Gallery Cover Girls 11 Louds a Leapin' Legends The Manager The Manager Background information First episode "Cereal Offender" Voice Gary Anthony Williams Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Manager of Super Mart Friends Bobby Santiago Likes His job His store Dislikes Someone causing trouble in the supermarket Falling and getting hurt The Manager is an unnamed minor character on The Loud House who runs the Super Mart. Biography He first appeared in "Cereal Offender", as the main antagonist. When Lincoln and his sisters arrived at Super Mart to do some grocery shopping for Rita, Bobby vouched for them as the Manager warned them that if they will be out on their keisters if they do any monkey business. Lincoln worked to keep the groceries at a budget while planning to get the Zombie Bran and keep his sisters out of trouble. When it came to the Bratty Kid causing trouble while also after the Zombie Bran, Lincoln had to avoid the Manager. This led to a crash that caused the Manager to catch the Bratty Kid which results in his mom getting thrown out. With Lincoln having gotten the Zombie Bran and the groceries, his sisters wanted a treat of their own and struggled with Lincoln causing him to crash into the display that Bobby set up. The Manager had them removed from the store for wrecking the display and the girls' brief fight with Lincoln. Rita was not pleased with the outcome and states to Lincoln and the girls that she will have to go grocery shopping in the next town over for a while. The Manager returns in "Intern for the Worse", as one of the people offering internships for school kids at his store. Personality The manager is very strict about order in his store and aggressively makes his customers know that he doesn't tolerate people causing trouble. In "Cereal Offender", he called Lincoln and his sisters "hooligans" before they even did anything wrong and despite they just got here, meaning that he sees all customers as potential troublemakers. He threatened them saying that he would kick them out if they misbehave. He becomes furious when his store gets messy and has an ugly tendency to treat people he disrespects like trash. Appearance The manager is a tall and burly man, with dark skin, black short faux hawk hair, and a long mustache as well. He wears a cream long sleeved shirt, a white apron, a red bow tie with black spots, black pants, and brown shoes. Trivia He tends to call Bobby by Lori's nickname, "Boo-Boo Bear", instead of his real name. Gallery Panoramas S1E18B Cereal Offender panorama 5.png S1E18B Cereal Offender panorama 6.png S1E18B Cereal Offender panorama 13.png S1E18B Cereal Offender panorama 15.png S1E18B Cereal Offender panorama 18.png S1E18B Cereal Offender panorama 19.png </gallery> Mr. Universe Mr. Universe Background information First episode "Raw Deal" Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Friends The Loud Family Mr. Universe is a minor character in The Loud House who first appeared in "Raw Deal". Appearance Mr. Universe has blond hair, styled into a faux hawk, and he wears a red bow tie around his neck, a dark purple vest with the sleeves torn off, black pants, and brown shoes. He also has a white sash with his name on it. Trivia So far, he has only appeared in "Raw Deal". News Man Tucker News Man Tucker Background information First episode "Butterfly Effect" Voice John DiMaggio Character information Occupation News Man Friends Katherine Mulligan Patchy Drizzle News Man Tucker is a minor character in The Loud House. He is the local news man of Royal Woods. Background Not much is known about him, aside from the fact that he's the local news man. Appearance Tucker has gray hair with two strings of hair sticking up, and wears a navy blue suit, with a white shirt, and a red necktie. He has fair skin, black eyebrows, and his cheeks droop down. Trivia His name is revealed to be Tucker, when Katherine calls him that, right before she interviews Lisa in "Butterfly Effect". Park Ranger Park Ranger Background information First episode "Raw Deal" Voice Jeff Bennett Character information Friends Lisa Loud (formerly) Likes People coming to the park Signature Geyser Discoveries Dowl Dislikes Signature Geyser stops erupting Dowl's antlers fell off People not coming to his park The Park Ranger is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. He first appeared in "Raw Deal", as the sole main antagonist. Personality The Park Ranger is shown to be willing to do anything for Grand Venture State Park in order save it from bankruptcy, to the point of performing dishonest actions, such as tricking Lisa into thinking she discovered a "dowl". He is a good actor, as he is able to flawlessly act like Lisa made a scientific discovery. Appearance He is a fair skinned man, with black hair, and his sideburns reach all the way to the back of his ear. His clothes are a shade of asparagus green, and his hat is a shade of dark green. He wears a black tie, and a golden ranger badge on his right arm. His nose protrudes more than most other characters, and has three dark lines at the end, but this may just be shadowing. Trivia He bares a resemblance to Ranger Smith, from the Hanna-Barbera Yogi Bear cartoons. The Park Ranger references Smokey Bear's famous line "only you can prevent wildfires" when he talks about preventing fires. Police Officer Police Officer Background information First episode "Driving Miss Hazy" Voice Brian Stepanek (Season 1) Fred Tatasciore (Season 3) John DiMaggio (Season 4) Alan Ruck (in "Out on a Limo") Jamie Kaler (in "Net Gains") Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Policeman Dislikes Leni's bad driving Loud noises The Police Officer is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography The police officer first appears in "Driving Miss Hazy". After Leni went to the DMV to obtain her driving license, he brings her back to home because she refused to obey the speed limit, failed to use her turn signals, and redirected the test vehicle toward the mall, where she proceeded to hip-check and tackle Mrs. Jelinsky. He appears again in the same episode, accompanying Leni to the DMV's exit because she again failed her test, this time for driving on the wrong side of the road, neglecting to check her mirrors, and commenting on the driving instructor's weight, all because of Lori's secret sabotage. The police officer makes a cameo in "Out on a Limo" controlling traffic, and when Lincoln and Tetherby's limousines are coming, he gives them free way. In "Net Gains", the police officer busts Flip for ripping out the Royal Woods sign and gives him a ticket. In "Friendzy", the police officer responds to a noise complaint and breaks up the fight between Lincoln, his sisters, and their friends. When he asks an approaching Lynn Sr. and Rita if they are the parents of the Loud children, they nod at him. The police officer gives them a $200 ticket for noise violation. As he leaves, the police officer tells them to try to control their kids as their house is in a nice neighborhood. In "Any Given Sundae", a tan-skinned version of the police officer pulls Rita over when a route to Aunt Pam's Parlor because she has an expired registration. Not wanting to be late since the ice cream parlor is closing at 5:00 p.m. to give the scoopers a rest, Lily throws a block at the motorcycle's kickstand sending it down the hill. The police officer chases after it as Rita states that she'll take it as being let off with a warning. In "Coupe Dreams", a brown-skinned version of the police officer appears as one of Lori's passengers. Appearance The police officer is a tall burly man, with light fair skin, brown hair, and a brown mustache. He wears a police uniform that consists of a blue police cap, a blue short sleeved shirt, golden police badge, blue pants with a black belt, and black shoes. On his belt he has a pair of handcuffs. He also wears black aviators, as seen in "Driving Miss Hazy" and "Friendzy". Gallery Driving Miss Hazy Net Gains Friendzy Any Given Sundae Coupe Dreams President President Background information First episode "Not a Loud" Character information Occupation President of the United States (formerly) Relatives First Lady (wife) Friends Rita Lynn Sr. The President is a minor character in The Loud House. He first appeared in "Not a Loud". However, his face wasn't shown. Biography Not much known about him, but when Rita was expecting Lincoln, Lynn Sr. drove her to the hospital, but Vanzilla broke down before they even got there. Then they got into the president's limo. The president tried to get Lincoln out, but he passed out, so the First Lady got him out. The reason Lincoln's parents never told him was that the president was going to his top secret safe house in Royal Woods, and they had to sign an agreement to never discuss it. Appearance The President wears a blue tuxedo, a red tie, blue pants, and an American flag pin. Trivia Popular consensus within the fandom suggests that the President depicted is most likely George W. Bush, as Lincoln would have been born in 2005 during Bush's second term in office, (assuming Lincoln's age is 11 in 2016, when the show first aired). Record Store Owner Record Store Owner Background information First episode "Roadie to Nowhere" Voice Ian James Corlett Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation The Spin Cycle owner Friends Luna (formerly) Dislikes Luna's enthusiasm The Record Shop Owner is a minor character in The Loud House, who appeared in the episode "Roadie to Nowhere". Appearance The Record Shop Owner is a tall man with bushy eyebrows. He has a big nose and wears glasses. He also has a mustache, brown hair in a ponytail with a red hair tie. He has a yellow sweater with a white T-shirt. He also has a green pin that says “Staff.” Stage Manager Stage Manager Background information First episode "ARGGH! You for Real?" Voice Grey Griffin (Season 2) Jill Talley (Season 3) Kari Wahlgren (Season 4) Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Stage Manager of ARGGH! Friends Hunter Spector Her crew Ms. Carmichael Likes Working Being serious Dislikes Her crew lying on the job Failure The Stage Manager is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography She is the one who manages the set on ARGGH!, and makes sure that everyone is ready with what they are supposed to do. Personality She is a very strict and blunt boss. She tends to yell at her workers when they don't work, and doesn't tolerate failure. Appearance She is a slim, adult blonde haired woman with a pony tail, two pairs of eyelashes, and red lipstick. She wears a black cap and a black jumper. Her hair changes to orange in "Fool Me Twice". Gallery ARGGH! You for Real? Fool Me Twice A Star is Scorned Fright Bite Panoramas S2E17A ARRGH! You for Real? panorama 1.png S4E22A Star is Scorned panorama 2.png </gallery>}} Scout Leader Scout Leader Background information First episode "Patching Things Up" Voice April Stewart (Season 2) Grey Griffin (Season 3-present) Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Scout Leader Friends Lola Lana Bluebell Brunette Unnamed sister Likes Giving scouts patches Dislikes Boys trespassing on campgrounds The Bluebell song being sung horribly The Scout Leader is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House. Biography She makes her first appearance in "Patching Things Up". She was training everyone to get their patches. At first, they did stuff that Lana was into, which was tomboyish stuff, in which Lana earned her 4 patches. Next, the Scout Leader gave Lola 4 patches, because she passed all the girly challenges. Later, the Scout Leader said Lola and Lana didn't pass the last challenge. During one of Lincoln and Clyde's attempts to get the Bluebell Scout Cookies, the Scout leader caught them and threw them out. Later, when Lola and Lana apologized for being so hard on each other, the Scout leader is touched and gave the Loud Twins their last patches, then she gave them their periwinkle sashes. Afterwards, she said she's going to call her "sister-wister". She reappears in a flashback in "Selfie Improvement", where she gives Carol a reward for selling the most cookies. In "Racing Hearts", the Scout Leader oversaw the rock-climbing challenge of the Royal Woods Amazing Quest hosted by Mayor Davis. Appearance The Scout Leader has short, wavy, light brown hair, pastel purple eye shadow, and dark pink lipstick. She wears a purple short sleeved turtleneck shirt, tan cargo shorts, a periwinkle sash, with badges on it, and a pastel purple bracelet on her right arm. She also wears tall white socks, and brown shoes. Gallery Patching Things Up Click "expand" for full gallery Selfie Improvement Racing Hearts GIFs Panoramas Tetherby's butlers Tetherby's Butlers Background information First episode "Out on a Limo" Voice John DiMaggio Character information Age Unknown (Adults) Occupation Butlers Friends Tetherby (boss) Likes Serving people food Dislikes Poor people being on Tetherby's property People getting mustard on Tetherby's limo Quote "Is there anything else I can get you, sir?" Tetherby's Butlers are minor characters in the The Loud House and they are also butlers of Tetherby's Mansion. They only appeared in Out on a Limo. Appearance They are tall, have the same hair style and one of them have dark tan skin and brunette hair and one of them have apricot skin, brown hair and a thin mustache. They wear tuxedos, white shirts, black neck ties, gray vests, white gloves, dark gray pants and black shoes. Gallery Behind The Scenes GIF Tiger Mascot Unknown Background information First episode "Friday Night Fights" The Tiger Mascot is a man in a tiger costume, who Lisa Loud traded Randall the Rooster for in "Friday Night Fights". Biography Lisa traded him for Randall the Rooster because she believed teams with cat-related mascots had better luck. Lynn was against this, feeling like the rooster mascot was a big part of the team. Unnamed Brunette Haired Woman Unnamed Brunette Haired Woman Background information First episode "Raw Deal" Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Likes Looking at herself in the mirror Dislikes Waiting in line for the bathroom The Unnamed Brunette Haired Woman is a minor character in The Loud House. Biography She made her first appearance in "Raw Deal" at a gas station waiting in line to use the bathroom. Appearance She is a tall adult woman, with light fair skin, two pairs of eyelashes, brunette, curly hair, a pair of white sunglasses, black earrings, a small jacket with a light yellow dress, and long, black boots. Gallery Unnamed Brunette Woman Unnamed Brunette Woman Background information First episode "Cereal Offender" Voice Lara Jill Miller (Cereal Offender) Mindy Sterling (Rita Her Rights) Character information Friends Bratty Kid's Mom Unnamed Woman Rita The Unnamed Brunette Woman is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House, who first appeared in "Cereal Offender". She later appeared in "Funny Business", with the unnamed woman, and the bratty kid's mom. She makes a cameo appearance in "The Old and the Restless", as a part of a crowd. Appearance She has light fair skin, freckles, and brown hair, which is tied into a bun by a red band. She wears a lavender long sleeved shirt, indigo pants, brown boots, a salmon scarf, yellow earrings, and a yellow bracelet on her left wrist. Biography The brunette haired woman first appeared in "Cereal Offender", where she was scared, and said "Aah! There's a child in the frozen peas!". She is friends with both the bratty kid's mom, and the unnamed woman, as seen in "Funny Business". In "The Old and the Restless", she can be seen coming out of the baseball stadium. In "No Laughing Matter", she is seen at the comedy club. In "No Spoilers", she is seen attending Rita's birthday party. In "Mall of Duty", she can be seen at the mall. In "Fool Me Twice", she's at Banger's & Mosh when Lynn Sr.'s stunt double answers a question incorrectly. In "Rita Her Rights", she was arguing with Rita because the latter was using two parking spaces to park Vanzilla. In "Deal Me Out", she is seen at the Ace Savvy convention. In "Shop Girl", she is seen ready for a blowout sale at Reininger's. In "Tough Cookies", she is seen in Lincoln and Clyde's daydream. In "Feast or Family", she is seen at the market. In "Fright Bite", she is seen as the camerawoman next to the director when she yells "CUT!". Gallery Cereal Offender Funny Business The Old and the Restless No Laughing Matter No Spoilers Mall of Duty Fool Me Twice Rita Her Rights Deal Me Out Shop Girl Tough Cookies On Thin Ice Feast or Family How Double Dare You! Resident Upheaval Fam Scam Farm to Unstable Fright Bite Appetite for Destruction Behind the Scenes Panoramas Unnamed Elderly Man #1 Unnamed Elderly Man #1 Background information First episode "Changing the Baby" Character information Age Unknown (Elderly) Friends Lincoln Loud Likes Chess Unnamed Elderly Man #1 is a minor character in the The Loud House. Biography He only appeared in "Changing the Baby" where he and Lincoln Loud were playing chess. Appearance He has apricot skin, wrinkles, gray hair (no hair on top) and pink spots on his head. He wears a tan sweater with a white shirt underneath, brown pants and white shoes. Unnamed Elderly Man #2 Unnamed Elderly Man #2 Background information First episode "Changing the Baby" Character information Age Unknown (Elderly) Likes Chess Dislikes Losing at chess Unnamed Elderly Man #2 is a minor character in the The Loud House. Biography He only appeared in "Changing the Baby" where he and Lily Loud were playing chess, but then Lily won at chess and he lost at chess. Appearance He has apricot skin, wrinkles, gray hair (no hair on top) and spots on his head. He wears a brown shirt with a maroon necktie and a baige shirt, brown pants with a belt and dark brown shoes. Waitress Waitress Background information First episode "The Old and the Restless" Voice Vanessa Marshall Character information Age Unknown (Adult) Occupation Waitress The waitress is a minor character. Biography She has her first speaking role in "Back Out There", when she announces the menu at "Gus' Games and Grub". In "No Laughing Matter", the Waitress appears as a worker at the Chortle Portal. In "Snow Way Out" the Waitress appears as a customer at the Burpin' Burger. In "Schooled!", the Waitress is seen in line among the people waiting to get into Canada. Appearance She has short brown hair, red lipstick, and wears dangling white earrings. In "The Old and the Restless", she wears a salmon pink dress with a white apron, and white lace. In "Back Out There", she wears a Gus' Games and Grub uniform. The uniform has multiple colors on it. The colors consist of green, golden yellow, white, and red. She has red shorts and pulled up red sleeves. In "No Laughing Matter", she wears The Chortle Portal uniform in form of a crimson dress. In "Snow Way Out", she can been seen as a costumer in her yellow coat, blue pants, and yellow boots. In "Schooled!", she can been seen waiting in line to go into Canada with instead a navy blue coat with dark blue pants and red boots. In "Season's Cheatings", she can been seen waiting in line at Burpin' Burger. Gallery Unnamed Woman Unnamed Woman Background information First episode "Come Sale Away" Voice Kari Wahlgren Character information Friends Maggie's Mom Bratty Kid's Mom Unnamed Brunette Woman Unnamed Old Woman Likes Pratfalls Trying to be cool Dairyland ARGGH! Dislikes Busted vacuum cleaners Failed performances Quote "I know. LOL. I just learned what that means." The Unnamed Woman is an unnamed minor character in The Loud House, who first appeared in "Come Sale Away". Appearance She is an overweight woman, with fair skin, and dark red hair. She wears a blue-gray sweater over a white blouse, brown khakis, and dark gray slip-on shoes. Biography She first appears in "Come Sale Away". While the kids were all having a contest to see who can get Lily's blanket back first when they thought they accidentally sold it, Luna and Lola ask her if she bought it, and she claims that she didn't, and instead purchased a vacuum cleaner that was broken, and covered her in dust. She then demands a refund, while Luna and Lola blame each other for selling it to her. She later reappears in "Funny Business" at a birthday party with the Bratty Kid's mom, where she is thoroughly entertained by Lincoln's pratfalls. She tries to be cool by saying "LOL", which she learned the meaning of, much to the other moms' annoyance. When Lincoln's act fails at Maggie's party, she decides not to book Funny Business, Inc. until she sees him and Luan perform pantomime together, thus reconsidering her decision along with the other guests' parents. She makes a cameo in "The Old and the Restless" as one of the spectators coming out of the ballpark when Albert gets thrown out. She also makes a cameo in "Kick the Bucket List", where she waits in line to get a ticket for Dairyland. She reappears again in "L is for Love" at Banger's & Mosh, where she, along with the other restaurant patrons, thinks Lynn Sr. is going to buy dinner for everyone in the restaurant and is disappointed when finding out he just meant his family. She cameos in "ARGGH! You for Real?", where she watches the live events at the cemetery house. She cameos in "Health Kicked" outside the Royal Woods Arena. In "Legends", she, along with the rest of the airport attendants, applaud Lincoln and Lynn Sr. for their performance on Legends of the Hidden Temple, despite their loss. In "Snow Way Out", she came to Bobbie Fletcher's contest at Burpin' Burger, and left when the weather was getting bad. Gallery Come Sale Away Funny Business 11 Louds a Leapin' The Old and the Restless Kick the Bucket List L is for Love ARGGH! You for Real? Health Kicked Legends Mall of Duty Snow Way Out Scales of Justice Cooked! Any Given Sundae Good Sports Electshunned Panoramas