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Lisa Marie Loud is one of the main characters of The Loud House and one of the deuteragonists in the 2021 Netflix/Nickelodeon film The Loud House Movie. Lisa is the second youngest child in her family.

Biography

Before the beginning of the series, Lisa, despite her very young age, is a Junior Nobel Prize recipient. Though she is currently in first grade, she is exceedingly smarter than the other kids her age, nonetheless, that she can move up at least six grades.

Though the second-youngest of the Louds, Lisa is a child prodigy, so she's the smartest kid in the bunch. Because of this, she often tends to be egocentric, boorish, condescending, and sarcastic with other people. She speaks with a lateral lisp, and usually has a stoic frown, though she does smile from time to time.

Lisa is not as excitable as her siblings, although sometimes she can become excited when something really good happens, like when she and the other sisters find out about Lincoln's apparent romantic situation in "Heavy Meddle". She states this is because she does not partake in mundane human emotions. In "Study Muffin", she was also shown to have fallen for Hugh like all of her other sisters, and showed a more immature side to her, at one point having Hugh show off his six pack under the lie that she was teaching Lola human anatomy with him as an example. She also became somewhat irrational, claiming she would marry Hugh, and have children with him, despite the obvious age difference, and following him around like her other sisters. She also does not believe in superstition, fortune telling, blessings or curses as she is a realist and believes only in science, as stated in "Raw Deal" and "Study Muffin". However, she believes in aliens, as she claimed in "Friend or Faux?" Nonetheless, she likes to be with her siblings and have fun with them, even if she doesn't express it.

In many episodes, she can be seen working on strange experiments. In "Left in the Dark", she creates a cookie with the infused DNA of a jellyfish, which she called "Gloweos", and if someone ate it, their body would glow. One of her favorite hobbies is resolving very difficult math problems. She also likes to study the poop and bathroom habits of her siblings, something they all find gross and annoying.

As seen in "Overnight Success", Lisa not only likes to realize experiments with her siblings, but she also likes to realize them with people outside of her family.

Though easily the most mature of her siblings, she can also be quite mischievous and sneaky. For the most part her pranks are hidden in unassuming objects; such as acne cream, sunscreen, mouthwash, etc, with results like turning skin blue, mild sunburns, and hot-pepper induced fever, respectively. Lisa is also completely willing to join in the madness caused by her siblings, whether it be disputes over money, the "sweet spot", or just playing along. This proves that while Lisa is a genius, she's still a kid and acts her age.

Contrasting most of her family, Lisa is very honest and blunt about what is on her mind. Lisa's brutal honesty isn't so much out of a sense of morality, but because she doesn't want wasted brain space by making up a lie. This also makes her incapable of keeping a secret. Like Lincoln she's very individual in contrast to rest of the sisters as seen in "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House".

Lisa, like her polar opposite Leni, is ironically very scatterbrained. She can frequently forget crucial ingredients to her various experiments, which can lead to devastating, though hilarious, outcomes. She also frequently forgets to look up while reading while walking, much to her embarrassment, and tends to misplace her vials, test tubes, and chemicals.

In "Party Down", Lisa appears to have a fun side. As she gets a sugar high from having too much chocolate from a chocolate fountain. This proves that Lisa isn't a complete no nonsense person and can loosen up and act her age.

In "Time Trap!", Lisa and her siblings altered history, causing their parents to decide not to have any kids in the future. She and Lily work together prevented this timeline alteration to save her siblings from being deleted out of existence.

Personality

Despite her position as the second-youngest member of the Loud family at the age of 5 (formerly 4 in past 4 seasons), Lisa is a child prodigy capable of creating highly complex inventions. As a result, she has a tendency to be boorish, egocentric, sarcastic and condescending with other people. She suffers from a lateral lisp and has a stoic frown, but many instances when she is seen smiling do exist, such as after her Podcast was ruined in Listen Out Loud and she congratulated her family for making it up for her when they asked her to identify a species and she was told herself that she was that species.

Despite not being as excited as her siblings she has been shown sometimes to reach that state when something good happens such as when she and her sisters find out about Lincoln's romantic situation in "Heavy Meddle". Furthermore, she doesn't believe in curses, blessings, superstition nor fortune-telling since she's a realist who believes only in science.

Contrasting to her family, Lisa is very honest and blunt about what is on her mind. Lisa's brutal honesty isn't so much out of a sense of morality, but because she doesn't want wasted brain space by making up a lie, this makes her incapable of keeping a secret.

Like her polar opposite sister Leni, is ironically very scatterbrained. She can frequently forget crucial ingredients to her various experiments, which can lead to devastating outcomes. She also frequently forgets to look up while reading while walking, much to her embarrassment, and tends to misplace her vials, test tubes, and chemicals.

Her parallel counterpart, Levi, has a similar personality, yet is calmer and harsher.

Appearance

Lisa wears thick round glasses to improve her vision. These glasses actually hide her eyes, save the pupils, with their lenses. She has short, baggy brown hair (said to be a wig), and has a green turtleneck sweater, pink pants, and brown shoes. Her outfit droops to show her stoic demeanor. When running her experiments, Lisa wears a lab coat. It is shown her eyes are beady when their true form is revealed, which can only be done by removing her glasses.

Her parallel counterpart, Levi, looks similar except he sports his lab coat all the time, even when he's not running an experiment. He also has shorter hair.

Episodes focusing on Lisa

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Media
TV Shows: The Loud House
Films: The Loud House MovieNo Time to Spy: A Loud House Movie
TV Specials: The Loud House & Casagrandes Hangin' At Home SpecialThe Loud House Mega Music Countdown
Comics: The Loud House (comics)
Video games: The Loud House: Ultimate TreehouseThe Loud House: Outta Control
Songs
Locations
Royal WoodsGreat Lakes City
Episodes
Season 1: "Left in the Dark" / "Get the Message" • "Heavy Meddle" / "Making the Case" • "Driving Miss Hazy" / "No Guts, No Glori" • "The Sweet Spot" / "A Tale of Two Tables" • "Project Loud House" / "In Tents Debate" • "Sound of Silence" / "Space Invader" • "Picture Perfect" / "Undie Pressure" • "Linc or Swim" / "Changing the Baby" • "Overnight Success" / "Ties That Bind" • "Hand-Me-Downer" / "Sleuth or Consequences" • "Butterfly Effect" / "The Green House" • "Along Came a Sister" / "Chore and Peace" • "For Bros About to Rock" / "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House" • "Toads and Tiaras" / "Two Boys and a Baby" • "Cover Girls" / "Save the Date" • "Attention Deficit" / "Out on a Limo" • "House Music" / "A Novel Idea" • "April Fools Rules" / "Cereal Offender" • "Lincoln Loud: Girl Guru" / "Come Sale Away" • "Roughin' It" / "The Waiting Game" • "The Loudest Yard" / "Raw Deal" • "Dance, Dance Resolution" / "A Fair to Remember" • "One of the Boys" / "A Tattler's Tale" • "Funny Business" / "Snow Bored" • "The Price of Admission" / "One Flu Over the Loud House" • "Study Muffin" / "Homespun"
Season 2: "11 Louds a Leapin'" • "Intern for the Worse" / "The Old and the Restless" • "Baby Steps" / "Brawl in the Family" • "Suite and Sour" / "Back in Black" • "Making the Grade" / "Vantastic Voyage" • "Patching Things Up" / "Cheater by the Dozen" • "Lock 'n' Loud" / "The Whole Picture" • "No Such Luck" / "Frog Wild" • "Kick the Bucket List" / "Party Down" • "Fed Up" / "Shell Shock" • "Pulp Friction" / "Pets Peeved" • "Potty Mouth" / "L is for Love" • "The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos" • "Out of the Picture" / "Room with a Feud" • "Back Out There" / "Spell It Out" • "Fool's Paradise" / "Job Insecurity" • "ARGGH! You for Real?" / "Garage Banned" • "Change of Heart" / "Health Kicked" • "Future Tense" / "Lynner Takes All" • "Yes Man" / "Friend or Faux" • "No Laughing Matter" / "No Spoilers" • "Legends" / "Mall of Duty" • "Read Aloud" / "Not a Loud" • "Tricked!" • "The Crying Dame" / "Anti Social" • "Snow Way Out" / "Snow Way Down"
Season 3: "Tripped!" • "White Hare" / "Insta-Gran" • "Roadie to Nowhere" / "A Fridge Too Far" • "Selfie Improvement" / "No Place Like Homeschool" • "City Slickers" / "Fool Me Twice" • "Net Gains" / "Pipe Dreams" • "Fandom Pains" / "Rita Her Rights" • "Teachers' Union" / "Head Poet's Anxiety" • "The Mad Scientist" / "Missed Connection" • "Deal Me Out" / "Friendzy" • "Pasture Bedtime" / "Shop Girl" • "Gown and Out" / "Breaking Dad" • "Ruthless People" / "What Wood Lincoln Do?" • "Scales of Justice" / "Crimes of Fashion" • "Absent Minded" / "Be Stella My Heart" • "Sitting Bull" / "The Spies Who Loved Me" • "Really Loud Music" • "House of Lies" / "Game Boys" • "Everybody Loves Leni" / "Middle Men" • "Jeers for Fears" / "Tea Tale Heart" • "The Loudest Thanksgiving" • "Predict Ability" / "Driving Ambition" • "Home of the Fave" / "Hero Today, Gone Tomorrow" • "The Write Stuff" / "Racing Hearts" • "Stage Plight" / "Antiqued Off" • "Cooked!"
Season 4: "Friended!" • "Power Play" / "Room for Improvement" • "Roll Model" / "No Show" • "Face the Music" / "Pranks for the Memories" • "Store Wars" / "Lucha Fever" • "Washed Up" / "Recipe for Disaster" • "Present Tense" / "Any Given Sundae" • "Can't Hardly Wait" / "A Mutt Above" • "Love Birds" / "Rocket Men" • "A Grave Mistake" / "Leader of the Rack" • "Tails of Woe" / "Last Loud on Earth" • "Stall Monitor" / "A Pimple Plan" • "Kings of the Con" • "Good Sports" / "Geriantics" • "Exchange of Heart" / "Community Disservice" • "Deep Cuts" / "Game Off" • "Write and Wrong" / "Purrfect Gig" • "Singled Out" / "Brave the Last Dance" • "Sister Act" / "House Flip" • "Don't You Fore-get About Me" / "Tough Cookies" • "On Thin Ice" / "Room and Hoard" • "A Star is Scorned" / "Senior Moment" • "Wheel and Deal" / "Feast or Family" • "A Dark and Story Night" / "Sand Hassles" • "How Double Dare You!" / "Snoop's On" • "Friends in Dry Places" / "Coupe Dreams"
Season 5: "Schooled!" • "The Boss Maybe" / "Family Bonding" • "Strife of the Party" / "Kernel of Truth" • "Ghosted!" • "Band Together" / "Blinded By Science" • "Cow Pie Kid" / "Saved by the Spell" • "Season's Cheatings" / "A Flipmas Carol" • "No Bus No Fuss" / "Resident Upheaval" • "Silence of the Luans" / "Undercover Mom" • "School of Shock" / "Electshunned" • "Zach Attack" / "Flying Solo" • "Hurl, Interrupted" / "Diamonds Are For Never" • "Rumor Has It" / "Training Day" • "Director's Rut" / "Friday Night Fights" • "Grub Snub" / "She's All Bat" • "Much Ado About Noshing" / "Broadcast Blues" • "Camped!" • "Dad Reputation" / "Dream a Lily Dream" • "Lori Days" / "In the Mick of Time" • "Fam Scam" / "Farm to Unstable" • "Diss the Cook" / "For Sale by Loner" • "Fright Bite" / "The Loudly Bones" • "Runaway McBride" / "High Crimes" • "Appetite for Destruction" / "Frame on You"
Season 6: "Present Danger" / "Stressed for the Part" • "Don't Escar-go" / "Double Trouble" • "Flip This Flip" / "Haunted House Call" • "Save Royal Woods!" • "Musical Chairs" / "The Taunting Hour" • "A Bug's Strife" / "All the Rage" • "A Bug's Strife" / "All the Rage" • "Scoop Snoop" / "Eye Can't" • "Dine and Bash" / "Sofa So Good" • "The Last Laugh" / "Driver's Dread" • "Bummer Camp" / "Sleepstakes" • "Catastrophe" / "Prize Fighter" • "Time Trap!" • "Lights, Camera, Nuclear Reaction" / "Food Courting" • "Save the Last Pants" / "A Stella Performance" • "A Major Hiccup" / "The Loathe Boat" • "Stroke of Luck" / "Cheer Pressure" • "Space Jammed" / "Crown and Dirty" • "The Orchid Grief" / "Forks and Knives Out" • "The Loud Cloud" / "You Auto Know Better" • "Great Lakes Freakout!" • "Pop Pop the Question" / "Lynn and Order" • "Snow Escape" / "Snow News Day" • "Day of the Dad" / "Small Blunder" • "Fashion No Show" / "Doom Service" • "The Hurt Lockers" / "Love Stinks"
Season 7: "Waking History" / "Pranks Fore Nothing" • "Child's Play" / "Force of Habits" • "Candy Crushed" / "Master of Delusion" • "Tough Guise" / "Bye Bye Birthday" • "Bizzarritorium" • "Bringing Down the House" / "Mountain Hard Pass" • "From Brad To Worse" / "Doll Day Afternoon" • "Screen Queen" / "Hide and Sneak" • "Out of Step" / "Too Cool For School" • "Music To My Fears" / "Fluff and Foiled" • "Leave No Van Behind" / "Sponsor Tripped" • "Party Fowl" / "Sleepless in Royal Woods" • "Hunn-cut Gems" / "Can't Lynn 'Em All" • "Bye Tanya" / "What Lies Beneath" • "An Inspector Falls" / "One in a Million" • "Dread of the Class" / "Welcome to the Doll Heist" • "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas" • "Let's Break a Deal" / "A Dish Come True" • "Beg, Borrow and Steele" / "There Will Be Mud" • "Riddle School" / "Love Me Tenor"
Season 8: "Homeward Bound" / "Pressure Cooker" • "Steeling Thunder" / "Be Careful What You Fish For" • "Only Mime Will Tell" / "The Winning Spirit" • "InTODDnito" / "Weather or Not" • "A Knight to Remember" • "Nonna Your Business" / "Alpining Away" • "A Bite in Transylvania" / "Greece Is the Word" • "Kara-less Whisper" / "Dollars and Scents" • "Bulking and Sulking" / "Wild Goss Chase" • "The Weakest Ink" / "Sales Forced" • "Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind" • "Trouble Brewing" / "The Cling and I"
Season 9: "Crystal Ballin'" / "The Most Dangerous Gamer" • "Merry Diss-mas" / "Just Snow with It" • "Meet the Purrents" / "Apartment Complex" • "Pet Project" / "Cuff Break" • "Prom-Com" / "Scene Steeler" • "Rough Patch" / "The GLOAT" • "The Kangra-ruse" / "Stuff Huff" • "Hologram Jam" / "Ship Wreckers" • "Writer's Retreat" / "Sick as a Dad" • "Gags to Riches" / "Sole Searching" • "Hamalot" / "Garbage Dumped" • "Swimming Fools" / "Stage Combat" • "Ticked Off"
Season 10: "The Grate Outdoors" / "Don't Lose Your Cool" • "Treasure Hunt" / "Brawl of the Wild" • "Spy Dames" / "Cupid's Harrow"
Characters
The Loud family (Lincoln LoudLori LoudLeni LoudLuna LoudLuan LoudLynn Loud Jr.Lucy LoudLana LoudLola LoudLisa LoudLily LoudLynn Loud Sr.Rita LoudLeonard "Gramps" LoudAlbert "Pop Pop" LoudMyrtleRuth Loud) • The Loud family pets (Charles The Miniature Bull Terrier • Cliff the cat • Geo the hamster • Walt The yellow canary • Hops the frog • Gary the rabbit • Fangs the bat) Lana's pets (Bitey • Izzy • El Diablo • Duncan) Lisa's Robots (Mr. Reinforced Titanium Alloy Arms • Todd) • The McBride family (Clyde McBrideHoward and Harold McBrideGayle McBride) McBride family pets (Cleopawtra • Nepurrtiti) • Casagrande family (Ronnie Anne SantiagoBobby SantiagoMaria Casagrande-SantiagoArturo SantiagoRosa CasagrandeHector CasagrandeCarlos CasagrandeFrida Puga-CasagrandeCarlota CasagrandeCarlos "CJ" Casagrande Jr.Carlino "Carl" CasagrandeCarlitos Casagrande) • Casagrande family pets (Sergio • Lalo) • The Chang family (Sid ChangStanley and Becca ChangAdelaide ChangFroggy 2Breakfast Bot) • The Uggo family (Charlie UggoMr. UggoMrs. Uggo)
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