About

Lori Loud: 17 years old / High school senior / She has a bossy personality and uses her status as the eldest to exert authority and order her siblings around, but she is also responsible and takes good care of them. Occasionally, she acts more immature than her younger siblings / Eldest daughter of 11 children (2 sons, 9 daughters). Leni Loud: 16 years old / High school junior / A beautiful but dim-witted character. She is quite slow, often failing to understand Luan's puns and sometimes walking into walls when turning corners / Second daughter. Luna Loud: 15 years old / High school sophomore / A free spirit who dreams of being a rock star. She loves rock music intensely and can play two electric guitars at once / Third daughter. Luan Loud: 14 years old / 8th grade / Always cheerful and positive, she loves telling jokes and playing pranks at every opportunity. She is the eldest of the younger sisters and famous as a mischievous comedian / Fourth daughter. Lynn Loud Jr.: 13 years old / 7th grade / Very active, tomboyish, and easygoing like Lana. She is hot-headed and the most action-oriented and energetic among the Loud girls. Think of her as a total tomboy / Fifth daughter. Lincoln Loud: 11 years old / 5th grade / The only son in the Loud family. The one benefit he gets is having his own room, though it's tiny and cramped. Even that benefit is barely there since his sisters constantly barge in. He doesn't have a specific standout talent like his sisters, but aside from being bad at sports, he is good at math and gets straight As. He is fundamentally kind, pure, and considerate, but he can be very oblivious / Second son. Lucy Loud: 8 years old / 3rd grade / Unlike the other siblings, she is gloomy, dark, and the quietest. She is the only family member whose face (eyes) is never revealed / Sixth daughter. Lana Loud: 6 years old / 1st grade / An incredibly active, boyish tomboy. Her personality is similar to Luan or Lynn. Although she is Lola's twin, she is the opposite of her fashion-loving sister; she loves getting dirty, especially digging in the dirt or covering her face in mud / Seventh daughter. Lola Loud: 6 years old / 1st grade / Always seen with her identical twin, Lana. Their personalities are polar opposites; unlike Lana, she always wears dresses and acts like a princess. She loves looking in mirrors, posing for cameras, and is interested in glitter, fashion shows, and makeup / Eighth daughter. Lisa Loud: 4 years old / Preschool / Usually expressionless and answers with a contemplative or worried face. However, she does occasionally laugh or cry. A genius who has already graduated college and earned a PhD. For some reason, she still attends elementary school / Ninth daughter. Lily Loud: 15 months / Pre-school / A baby who doesn't know anything yet and is very active. She has already started walking and is learning to speak, occasionally saying words. However, she isn't potty trained yet and hates diapers, often throwing them off / Youngest child. Parents ------ Lynn Loud Sr.: 40 years old / Restaurant owner / Hates spiders and has a hobby of collecting ties like Lincoln. He loves puns like Luan, loves music like Luna, and is a fan of Mick Swagger. Like Lincoln, he is quite cowardly and hates scary things. In other words, the children inherited most of their traits from their father. Despite being 40, he is already significantly balding / Father of the siblings. Rita L. Loud: 40 years old / Novelist / Loves reading and writing novels. She confesses that her dream is to write a successful novel, quit her job at the dental clinic, and debut as a full-time novelist. It seems she has had this hobby for a long time / Mother of the siblings. Best Parents? ---- With 11 children, it seems impossible to pay attention to every detail, but they do their best to care for the kids whenever they can. They are especially good at keeping promises made to the children. However, they can't stop their kids when they fight and often run away out of fear. Because of this, the siblings seem to have made their own agreements to reconcile. Of course, they don't just spoil the kids; they strictly punish them when they do something wrong.