If I had to worry about my sisters every time I wanted to do something, I'd never do anything.
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—"Along Came a Sister"
Lincoln Albert Loud[note 8] is the main character in The Loud House and The Really Loud House and is a supporting character in the spin-off series, The Casagrandes.
At 12-years-old (11-years-old before Season 6), Lincoln is both the middle child and the only son of the Loud family, as well as the sixth oldest. He attends the 6th grade at Royal Woods Middle School, having previously attended the 5th grade at Royal Woods Elementary School.
In "Time Trap!", Lincoln and his siblings altered history, causing their parents to decide not to have any kids in the future. As a result, Lincoln got deleted out of existence, although he returned when Lisa and Lily prevented this timeline alteration.
Early Life[ | ]
Lincoln was born in the limousine of the President of the United States. After Vanzilla broke down, the President's limo picked up the Loud parents on the way to the delivery room. When in the limo, Rita ended up going into labor unable to arrive at the hospital on time, so the President tried to deliver Lincoln but fainted. Lincoln was delivered by the First Lady of the United States.
As a baby, he once got into Rita's make up. Lori fed him his very first ice cream when he was around one years old. At age one, Lincoln often refused to wear his diaper (pants) and stripped it off. Around age two, his father, Lynn Sr. took an embarrassing photo of Lincoln while potty-training him. Around ages two and three, Lincoln took a bath with Lynn who was around four and five years old at the time.
At age three, Lincoln became a big brother, when his sister Lucy was born. Lincoln once wore a Blarney suit for a whole week.
At some point in his toddlerhood, Lincoln chipped his front tooth. He went on his first mechanical pony ride with Luan and Lucy when he was around four years old. Around this time Lincoln owned a tricycle.
When Lincoln was five years old, he dressed as Ace Savvy for Halloween. While trying to catch up to his older sister Lynn, he accidentally ran into Clyde who was dressed as One-Eyed Jack, giving him a nosebleed in the process. After offering his cape, the two became best friends.
Lincoln celebrated his sixth birthday at the bowling alley, his fingers got stuck in the ball's holes and he ended up flying down the lane with it, knocking all the pins down in the process. Around age six, Lincoln and his friend Clyde made a secret hideout in a cave at Tall Timber park.
On Lincoln's seventh birthday, he had a magician themed party. When he pulled the rabbit out of the magician's hat, he got startled and screamed, the rabbit got chased by Charles and they ran into the table which sent Lincoln's birthday cake flying into his face.
Lincoln became the current middle child when Lily was born.
Lincoln has had broken back teeth about since he was 5 years old.[7]
Lincoln often speaks to the viewers about how he gets around his often-chaotic household, the insane antics of his ten sisters, and other things he's doing, and it makes him break the fourth wall. He possesses a habit of reading comics, manga, and novels in his underwear.
Personality[ | ]
Lincoln speaking to the viewers.
Lincoln is a good-hearted and well-meaning person, who is always looking for fun, and thinking about the well-being of others. As the family nerd, along with Lisa, Lincoln is an avid fancier of comic books, manga, video games, fantasy, and science fiction stories, which are typical interests for a boy his age. His favorite comics are Ace Savvy, David's Castle, and Comix Jokes. His favorite music band is SMOOCH.[8][9]
He is known to be "the man with a plan," as he is usually elaborating plans with a specific objective, most of them for his own benefit. His plans rarely succeed because of his own selfish and reckless decisions or by his sisters' interference. When he goes too far, he will always find the solution even if that means making himself look like a fool.[10][11][12]
Lincoln's best friends are Clyde, Liam, Rusty, Zach, Ronnie Anne and Stella. He is the leader of this group and, similar to with his sisters, comes up with most of their plans. Lincoln also gets along with and sometimes hangs out with other kids, but the rest of his social life has not been fully explored, and other kids can tease him depending on the circumstance.[13][14]
He is a very individual person with limited experience of teamwork in contrast to his sisters who cooperate as roommates.[15] He is also, however, shown to be a surprisingly skilled and influential leader over his sisters, including the older ones, as he often creates plans and strategies that they more often than not follow.
Most of the time Lincoln is quiet and relaxed, but sometimes he gets upset when he is annoyed, or when something goes wrong. Also, he has proved to be very patient, especially with his sisters. His greatest fear is the family falling apart,[16] along with being hated by his sisters.[11]
Something that Lincoln has shown is that he is a multi-faceted person. Thanks to a life of living with ten sisters, each with a different personality, he is adapted to them, so he can communicate with any of them, and help them with their activities without a problem. Living in a female-dominated family caused him to develop typically feminine traits, like kindness, sensitivity, cooking, beauty pageant knowledge, and sewing skills.
He acts as the "Jack of All Trades" to all of his sisters. He is not as good as his sisters in what they do, but he is competent enough to impress and help them in what they are doing: such as helping Lucy write her poems, being one step ahead of Luan in her pranks, preventing Lisa's experiment from exploding by adding a chemical, assisting Leni with her fashion designing, and catching Lynn's football in "Project Loud House". He is also the only one Luna complemented when the Loud House siblings were playing instruments in "House Music".
He is a responsible student, has good grades, and doesn't need a tutor, unlike Lynn, Lucy, Lana, and Lola.[17] This makes him the second smartest of the Loud siblings, after Lisa.
Lincoln is incredibly calm. He did not panic about the possibility of being adopted, and was also calm when he was telling his parents about the clues that made him believe he was adopted.[18] In spite of this, he is deeply insecure over feeling as though he is stuck in his sisters' shadows. However, following his adventure in Loch Loud, he comes to terms with his place in his family as the one who takes care of them, with his sisters reassuring him of their appreciation.[19]
Nick Description[ | ]
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As the middle child and the only boy, Lincoln is often used as a lab rat, or fashion show participant. On the plus side, he gets his own room. Even if it is a converted linen closet. To survive in this house, Lincoln always has to have a plan. With 10 sisters and 1 bathroom, he has to!
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—Nickelodeon, 2016
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Though he’s only a sixth-grader,[note 9] Lincoln’s the man with the plan (even if things inevitably go off the rails). The middle child between his five older sisters and five younger sisters, Lincoln knows that surviving in the Loud House means staying a step ahead. Being the only boy DOES come with some perks - hey, he’s got his own room! Dealing with that many sisters can be tough, but he loves the whole family and is always willing to lend a hand when they need him.
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—Nickelodeon, 2021
Appearance[ | ]
As with most characters, Lincoln is very skinny and has a large, round head with short platinum blonde hair, with a large tuft of his hair sticking upwards on his left side and two strands sticking up on his right. He has an overbite, with a prominent chipped front tooth, noticeable bags around his eyes, and freckles on his cheeks. He has one strand of chest hair.[11] In "The Whole Picture," Lincoln had grown his first mustache hair.
Lincoln's white hair.
His white hair is a very unique feature that Lincoln has. He is the only one in the family with this hair color, as his sisters are either a brunette or a blonde (with the exception of Lucy).
Lincoln wears an orange polo shirt, blue jeans, gray socks with blue and red stripes, and white sports shoes with red stripes. His sleepwear is an orange nightshirt with matching pants, but sometimes he wears an orange t-shirt and his underwear. His swimsuit is a pair of orange swimming trunks. He always reads his comic books in white briefs and socks, but on some occasions, he reads his comic books in his full outfit.
His winter outfit consists of a red coat with red gloves, a brown hat, and brown boots. He also wears brown ice skates.
Lincoln's second-oldest sister, Leni, is quite fond of his white hair. She says it reminds her of their maternal grandfather, and gets defensive if anybody mocks Lincoln for it.[20][21]
In live-action media, Lincoln sports the same outfit as his animated counterpart, but has light blond hair and does not have a chipped tooth.
Alternate versions and alter-egos[ | ]
Linka Loud[ | ]
主条目：Genderbent Royal Woods
In the episode "One of the Boys," when Lincoln wishes he had a life with ten brothers, he is sent to an alternate universe of such. When he realizes that having brothers instead of sisters is not as great as he thought it would be, he tries escaping and wound up in a dimension where he is a girl named Linka and is the middle child and only daughter of the eleven Loud children. Upon realizing that she is in the wrong dimension, Linka screams, only to wake up discovering the whole situation was only a dream.
The dimension with Linka Loud and her ten brothers seems to be more or less the same as the world with Lincoln Loud and his ten sisters—one of the only real differences being that the genders of the Loud children are reversed. The brothers seem to be just as caring and protective of their sister as the sisters are of their brother, and just like Lincoln, Linka's the only one of the Loud children to have more than four letters in her first name, as all ten of her brothers have four-letter first names.
Ace Savvy[ | ]
Lincoln interpreting Ace Savvy.
In the minicomic Deuces Wild!, Lincoln and Clyde imagine themselves as the superhero Ace Savvy, and his sidekick One-Eyed Jack respectively. In this version, Lincoln has great detective skills, and maybe super strength and flight, and also wears a suit similar to Ace Savvy's. In the comic, he and Clyde must battle against a giant gas monster, but it proves to be very difficult to harm, so Ace calls for backup with his entire deck, consisting of different heroines (all of them interpreted by Lincoln's sisters). Together, they fight and defeat the gas monster, and save the day. The troop then prepares to fight against a garbage monster. (Although, in reality, all they were doing was changing Lily's diaper and taking the trash out).
In "Sleuth or Consequences," Lincoln dresses as Ace Savvy for a convention, but unfortunately gets grounded and misses the convention.
He appeared again in "Pulp Friction" when he and One-Eyed Jack were held captive by Wild Card Willy.
In "The Whole Picture," Lincoln remembers a time he dressed as Ace Savvy for Halloween in the past. Seeing as Lucy was present and not a baby at the time, he would have been between the ages of five and ten.
He appeared again in "Tricked!," when he and Clyde dressed as Ace Savvy and One-Eyed Jack were trick-or-treating.
In "Deal Me Out," Lincoln dresses as Ace Savvy again, though begins to wonder if he is too old as he has almost grown out of his costume. He also remembers dressing up as Ace Savvy for Halloween at age five and meeting Clyde.
In "Crimes of Fashion," Lincoln dresses as Ace Savvy to investigate the disappearance of some scarves at Reininger's. When he was feeling discouraged, he considered giving up wearing his Ace Savvy suit, but then a remark from Leni inspired him and he solved the case.
In "Kings of the Con," Lincoln attends a convention dressed as Ace Savvy.
In "Recipe for Disaster," Lincoln dresses as Ace Savvy while investigating a mystery involving some frozen dinners using the same recipes as Lynn Sr.
In "Family Bonding", Rita recalls that Lincoln once dressed up as Ace Savvy while spying on the neighbors and believing them to be supervillains.
In "Time Trap!", the Louds recall that Lincoln once dressed up as Ace Savvy while attempting to take the last slice of pizza.
In the game Ace Savvy on the Case, Lincoln dresses as Ace Savvy to investigate various mysteries.
Warren[ | ]
主条目：The Loud Rabbits
In "White Hare," Lincoln imagined how difficult it is to live with 15 extra sisters. He then got knocked unconscious and dreamt he was a rabbit named Warren with twenty-five sisters. Not much is known about Warren, but, like Lincoln, he tried to dress up as a greaser to impress a new student.
Triton[ | ]
主条目：A Dark and Story Night
In the siblings' story in "A Dark and Story Night," Lincoln imagines himself as a space cowboy named Triton.
Linc the White-Haired[ | ]
In "10 Headed Beast," Lincoln imagines himself as a warrior named Linc the White-Haired.
Linc the White-Haired resembles Lincoln, but is fully grown, very muscular, has long hair, and wears brown boots, black studded arm bands, a black belt with a large buckle, an orange loincloth, and a necklace. Despite his age, Linc the White-Haired sounds exactly like Lincoln, albeit with a slightly exaggerated growl and somewhat deeper.
He was bored, and so his companion Ka-Lyde (an alter-ego of Clyde), tried to help him steal a TV remote-like device from a ten-headed beast that resembled the Loud sisters.
The Ghost of Christmas Present[ | ]
In "A Flipmas Carol", Flip dreamed of two Ghosts of Christmas Present, who resembled Lincoln and Clyde. The ghost Lincoln mostly resembles his human counterpart, but wears a green elf costume and a ghostly tail.
One Christmas Eve, the Ghosts of Christmas Present showed the effects of Flip's swindling on his customers.
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Trivia[ | ]
It is known that Lincoln can cook when he wants to give his father a break.[22]
Prior to "Net Gains" (although he is mentioned in that episode), Lincoln was the only character to appear in every single episode of the series.
"Good Sports"/"Geriantics" is the first episode where Lincoln is absent from both segments (if not counting the Casagrandes storyline).
Lincoln is, however, one of only two characters to appear in every full-length episode; the other is Lori.
Season 7 is the first season in which Lincoln is absent in both the premiere and its sister episode. Furthermore, he is also absent in the followingepisode.
Since he is the main character of the show, he appears on the title card for every episode.
This also applies to episodes that do not revolve around him ("House Music," "Back in Black," "Patching Things Up," "Pets Peeved" etc.), as well as episodes where he does not appear at all ("Net Gains", "Fandom Pains", "Missed Connection", and "The Write Stuff," to name a few).
The only exception to this tradition is with the Casagrande story arc that occurs during the first nine episodes of Season 4, where Ronnie Anne takes Lincoln's place of appearing on every title card.
The colors of Lincoln's shirt and pants, orange and blue, are complementary colors, which are colors directly opposite from the color wheel.
He, alongside Luan and Lily, are the only Loud siblings who have buck teeth.
In Lincoln's room, there is a toy that looks like a green-headed dragon without arms. It resembles the monster King Ghidorah from the Godzilla franchise; although, King Ghidorah is golden in color.
There is another toy in Lincoln's room that resembles the Mazinger mech from the Mazinger franchise.
According to some information from The Loud House on Instagram and Facebook:
He has been wondering why his hair is white, and there have been fan rumors about such.
The best advice he ever received, is to always have a plan.
His favorite foods are pizza and grilled cheese with grape jelly.
His favorite animal is Lana, even though she's a human but acts like one.
The best thing about having 10 sisters is that they'll always have your back.
If he could go to any place in the world, he would go to the moon.
His and Ronnie Anne's relationship is complicated; in his words, "I like her as a friend, and yes, she is a girl, but as far as she's concerned, the sloppy joe down my pants says she is not my girlfriend or otherwise."
He can't remember a time where he didn't have Bun-Bun in his life.
"Not a Loud" supports this fact when it was shown on his baby book that he has had Bun-Bun at least since he was a toddler.
SMOOCH is his current favorite band, but he also likes some of Luna's mix-tapes.
He and Clyde met by bumping into each other while cosplaying as Ace Savvy and One-Eyed Jack, respectively.
"Deal Me Out" confirms this as it was shown in a flashback.
His favorite video games are the Muscle Fish series.
When he or his sisters are in trouble, their dad uses Marie as a second name: Lincoln Marie Loud for him and L___ Marie Loud for his sisters.
Lincoln wears orange since Leni says that it looks good on him.
If he could have a wish, it would be to be left-handed, since he thinks it would be cool.
Although, he uses his left hand to write in some episodes.
If he could go anywhere in the world, it would be Euro DairyLand.
This contradicts another piece of info from Instagram, since before he said that he would go to the Moon. Perhaps he wants to go to both places.
He doesn't have a secret that anyone doesn't know since Lola found his secret journal.
His biggest pet peeve is that Lynn borrows his jeans without asking.
There isn't any kind of pizza topping that he likes the most, but he wouldn't put scabs, spiders, or stickers on it.
His favorite subject in school is lunch.
His least favorite subject in school is Math.
His most favorite subject in school is Psychology.
His favorite song is "Grab Life by the Lips" by SMOOCH.
His favorite holidays are Christmas and Halloween.
According to Lincoln, he and Ronnie Anne enjoy garlic knots.[23]
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Lincoln is right-handed.
Lincoln often breaks the fourth wall to explain what he is doing, the progress he's on, and what he has learned in the beginning, middle, and/or end, respectively.
Besides being the only son in the family, Lincoln is the only one of the Loud family to not have a four-letter name, except for dubs where his siblings' first names are localized.[note 10]
In some captions and translations for "One of the Boys," Lincoln's alter-ego "Linka" is translated to "Linda", probably out of auto-correction.
It is uncertain as to why Lincoln's hair is white. Chris Savino has confirmed it is not a result of albinism.
However, Lisa does mention that Lincoln lacks melanin in "Be Stella My Heart".
One popular theory is that it is from of the effects of stress, since coming from a large family can be very stressful.
It seems like he inherited it from Pop-Pop, but Pop-Pop most likely has white hair because he's old.
In "The Whole Picture," it is shown that Lincoln has had white hair since he was a baby, suggesting that he was most likely born with it, and isn't a result of stress. In fact, not even he and his family know the reason why his hair is white.
The Loud House Movie reveals that Lincoln's Scottish ancestor had white hair as well, meaning he likely inherited it from his father's side.
Lincoln was named after the street Chris Savino grew up on, which was named E Lincoln Ave.
Before he was given his final name, Chris Savino said that Lincoln was either going to be named Luis, Leo, or Leon.
Leon would later be used as the name for Lily's genderbent counterpart.
Besides, Lincoln being in a family of ten sisters is a reference to the fact that Chris Savino comes from a family of ten children, five of whom were daughters. Savino's the ninth of ten children.
In "For Bros About to Rock," his first concert was the first concert that Luna did not ruin. She almost did when they were in line to get tickets, but she made up for it and gave him an unforgettable time.
Lincoln's ideal superpower is to have one of each.
Lincoln's stuffed rabbit, Bun-Bun, is modeled after his original design when the show was originally about a family of rabbits.
During production, Lincoln was the last of the Loud children to be named.
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Lincoln seems to be a good teacher, as he used only a manual to teach Leni how to drive, Lana how to dance with a ribbon, Lily how to play chess and video games, and Lola how to read.
When Lincoln turns his head, the strands in his hair never turn with his head, instead they stay in the same spot.
According to an episode of the Nick Animation Podcast, before Lincoln was decided to be the middle child, there were versions where Lincoln was part of the elder siblings and another where he was part of the younger ones.
Lincoln tends to remind himself to think of shorter names for his operations.
Lincoln's winter gear resembles Charlie Brown's winter gear.
Lincoln is one of three siblings who caused a blackout;[25][26] the other two are Leni[27] and Luna.[28]
He gets nervous while meeting one of his idols for the first time.[32]
Lincoln is the first character to change voice actors/actresses due to their voice actor hitting puberty.
At currently seven voice actors, Lincoln has had the most English voice actors out of any character in the franchise.
Lincoln is not the first Nicktoons character not to have a consistent voice actor. Arnold Shortman from the Hey Arnold! franchise had to change voice actors six times for the same reason as Lincoln.
Between the time that Lynn and Lincoln were born, Luna was the middle child of the Loud family.
Lincoln was born in the limousine belonging to the President of the United States.
This may be why his name is Lincoln, as it was the name of former President of the United States Abraham Lincoln.
Lincoln appears to have three different designs as a baby:
The first is on the "Baby Steps" title card, where he has hair and is wearing footy pajamas (Chris Savino).
The second is in "The Whole Picture", where he has less hair, but still has the same footy pajamas (Jordan Rosato).
The third is in "Not a Loud", where he is wearing a onesie and a white beanie (Jordan Koch).
His parents think he always forgets to put the toilet seat up.[33]
Lincoln has trouble with woodworking, which causes him to lose his eyesight, the feeling on his legs, and his ears start ringing.[34]
He does not know that there are other types of wood and screwdrivers.[35]
Lincoln always falls asleep after eating turkey and misses dessert.[36]
According to "Lisa Loud", Lincoln is 4'8" (142.24 cm) tall. However, according to "Ultimate Treehouse," he is 4'6" (137.16 cm) tall, however his height is revealed to be 4’3” in the listen out loud podcast episode.
If Lincoln's second nightmare in "Predict Ability" is correct, he has blue eyes.
He likes breakfast burritos with cheese and no potatoes.[39]
His favorite Flippee flavor was once watermelon-lime,[40] but was later apparently changed to cherry and blue bonanza, though it may be that he likes both types equally.[41]
Lincoln is typically slow to get ready,[43][44] but if he has a plan, he might get ready quicker.[43][22][45]
The videotapes seen in Luna and Luan's closet in "Making the Case" reveal that:
He once cried for three hours.
He has ruined Christmas once, Halloween once, and Arbor Day twice (ironically, he would nearly ruin Halloween again[46]).
He broke his tailbone once.
Sometimes his sisters tell him to do bizarre things as a result of mishearing requests, but he can "speak sibling" to easily decipher what the original request was.[47]
After refusing maple syrup on his pancakes by claiming that he is "syruped out", Lincoln was banned from Canada for three years, which matches up to his duration of middle school.[48]
He is often suspicious of new neighbors, as with the Miller family,[49] whom he and Clyde have suspected as supervillains, aliens, ghosts, or spies. However, he was not suspicious of the Yates family.[50]
He and Clyde have a very complicated secret handshake that involves things such as spitting, wearing tutus, and high fiving.[70]
He owns a book titled Secret Ninja Stuff, which used to be a secret until his sisters found it.[71]
Clyde went to Dairyland with Rusty once, because Lincoln was grounded.[72]
So far it is unknown how Lincoln chipped his front tooth, although as seen in "The Whole Picture", he likely chipped when he was three or four years old.
Lincoln is shown to play the double bass and the drums skillfully as seen in "House Music" and "Tripped!".
According to Liam, Lincoln has an angelic singing voice.[73]
As of "Present Danger", Lincoln is the third character confirmed to have not aged up a year during the gap between "Coupe Dreams" and "Schooled!", after Lana and Lola in "Strife of the Party".
He, Clyde and Sid are Ronnie Anne's only friends whose last names have been revealed.
On May 17, 2022, Nickelodeon declared June 5 (the same date when the pilot short premiered in 2014) to be National Lincoln Loud Day.[74]
He shares his birthday with the Fox quintuplets.[75]
Lincoln along with Lucy Loud are the only Loud siblings to not have blonde or brown hair.
He, Lola, Lana, Lori, Luna, Lisa, Rita, Lynn Sr., Lucy, Chandler, Myrtle, Mr. Bolhofner, Gayle, Par and Hector are so far the only characters to have a birthday celebrated in an episode.
The first time he ever read Ace Savvy comics in his underwear was outside under a tree.[76]
The first balloon animal that he ever successfully made was a kangaroo.[77]
He sometimes gets out of chores by deliberately doing them badly, so that his parents give up and do it themselves.[78]
He and Clyde once got their photo taken with the mayor after getting high scores on a video game called Kitten Emergency.[79]
He once owned a snow globe collection, which was liquified by Lisa. But she made him forget he even owned it.[80]
When he was younger, he and Liam used to upstage each other a lot. One such case led to him learning the piano from Luna.[81]
He, Lori, Leni, Luna, Luan, Lynn, Lucy, Lana, Lola, Lisa, Lily, Rita, Lynn Sr, Charles, Geo, Todd, Flip, Rusty and Clyde are the only characters from The Loud House to appear in The Casagrandes.
He has three people he considers his heroes: Pop-Pop[59], Rip Hardcore, and Lynn Sr.[82]
He and Clyde have, over three and a half years, ding-dong ditched every house in Royal Woods except for Mr. Grouse's.[83]
He and Clyde have an escape protocol for when someone in the Loud family gets sick. They classify different diseases under different levels, with flu being level four.[84]
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