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| “ | If I had to worry about my sisters every time I wanted to do something, I'd never do anything. | „ |
| ~ Lincoln Loud. |
Lincoln Albert Loud is the main protagonist of The Loud House franchise. He is the middle male child and sibling of The Loud Family. He was named after the street on which the show's creator Chris Savino's childhood home was located.
Despite being heroic, Lincoln can act antagonistic in some episodes, although this is mostly exclusive to the first season.
He is voiced by Sean Ryan Fox in the pilot, Grant Palmer in S1 E01A to E1-22, Collin Dean in S1 E23 to S3 E18A, Tex Hammond in S3 E18B to S4 E21B, Asher Bishop in S4 E23A to S6 E03A, Bentley Griffin in S6 E04 to S7 E15B and currently Sawyer Cole. In the live-action series, he is portrayed by Wolfgang Schrieffer.
Biography[]
Lincoln is a good-hearted, well-meaning and accident-prone 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 comic superheroes are Ace Savvy and One-Eyed Jack, whom he and Clyde often dress as when working to solve mysteries. His favorite music band is SMOOCH, as seen in "For Bros About to Rock" and "Yes Man".
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 benefits. 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, as seen in "Making the Case" and in "Sleuth or Consequences".
Lincoln's best friends and former classmates are Clyde, Liam, Rusty, Zach, Stella, and Ronnie Anne. Sometimes, he tries to hang out with other kids, but the rest of his social life has not really been explored and it's been revealed that when he tries to make new friends they're always being mean to him, as seen in "Save the Date" and "Hand-Me-Downer".
He's a very individual person with limited experience of teamwork in contrast to his sisters who cooperate as roommates, which was shown in "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House".
He missed out of fun with his sisters, as shown in "A Novel Idea", "Raw Deal", "No Such Luck", and "Kings of the Con", but almost with his friends in "Yes Man" due to his sisters set up the SMOOCH's VIB concert for him to experience in front of his house by convincing the real SMOOCH to show up and his friends to attend as an apology for taking advantage of his kindness.
Most of the time, Lincoln is clumsy and happy-go-lucky, but sometimes he is forgetful and gets upset when he is annoyed, or when something goes wrong. He has proved to be very patient (especially with his sisters) and also hates that others think he's bad luck. His greatest fear is the family falling apart, as shown in "Butterfly Effect", along with being hated by his sisters, as shown in "Making the Case" and "No Such Luck".
Something that Lincoln has shown is that he is a multi-faceted person and doesn't have a distinct personality. 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 quite good at playing the cello, as he was the only one Luna complemented when she pressured the siblings into playing their instruments well in "House Music".
Like his sisters, he often watches the in-universe reality show The Dream Boat, though in the episode "Roughin' It", he pretends to dislike it when he feels he has lost his manliness from growing up with sisters. In the end he rejoins his sisters in watching The Dream Boat after he got his manliness back and learns not to worry about what's manly, girly, or any of that junk.
Lincoln feels overshadowed by his sisters, as shown in "Making the Case", "Kings of the Con" and "The Loud House Movie" because he was different and has nothing to show while his ten sisters are all beloved and being more successful than him because of some sort of achievement or accomplishment.
The episode "Study Muffin" showed that he's a responsible student, has good grades, and doesn't really need a tutor, unlike Lynn, Lucy, Lana, and Lola. This makes him the second smartest of the Loud siblings, after Lisa.
In the episode "No Such Luck", Lincoln finds himself with unexpected free time after his family thinks that he is bad luck and bans him from attending their activities, for which he is not unlucky because he's just a normal accident-prone.
Lincoln is incredibly calm, as in the episode "Not a Loud", he wasn't panicking about the possibility of being adopted. He was also calm when he was telling his parents about the clues that made him believe he's adopted. In spite of this, "The Loud House Movie" reveals that he is deeply insecure over feeling as though he is stuck in his sisters' shadow, but following his adventure in Loch Loud, 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.
As of the fifth season, Lincoln now attends Royal Woods Middle School, where he is a student in Mr. Bolhofner's class (due to Principal Ramirez doesn't work out for him to assigned to Mrs. Salter's class with his friends because there's no room left). Starting in "Kernel of Truth", he and his friends now run the school's morning news show. He also now has special talents of his magic shows and the Action News, like his sisters and his best friend Clyde already had.
He didn't get Christmas at once in "Season's Cheatings" due to him sacrifice his Rip Hardcore backpack to Chandler for Lola's gift and his plans were ruined completely, but he gets a rolled up paper with a gift from Lily to make it up to him for not getting his new backpack for Christmas, revealing it to be a finger-painting she made of herself giving Lincoln his backpack.
As of The Casagrandes third season episode "Phantom Freakout", Lincoln becomes a fan of Twelve is Midnight. At the end, he and Clyde are filming the piano version of Twelve is Midnight's new song.
Personality[]
Lincoln is 11 (12 in Season 5) years old and the only boy in the Loud family. He is an avid fancier of comic books and manga, which he often enjoys reading in his underwear. He also enjoys video games, sci-fi movies, and coin collecting. Lincoln often speaks to the viewer (sometimes referring as Meta-Reference) about how he gets around his often-chaotic household and the antics of his ten sisters.
While Lincoln can occasionally be selfish and manipulative, he usually is quick to realize when he has done wrong and find ways to make up for it. He is, on the whole, a very nice boy who deeply loves his sisters in spite of their eccentricities and how often he clashes with them.
Often during the series, despite his relationship with his sisters, he particularly really love his three older sisters so much that they always truly loves him: Lori, Leni, and Luna. He is Leni and Luna's favorite brother and Lori really deeply loves him.
Appearance[]
Lincoln has fair skin, white hair with a flick on aside, with two little hairs sticking up on the other side, and has freckles on his cheeks and a small chip on his front teeth. He wears an orange short-sleeve shirt with blue jeans and white sneakers with three red stripes in the middle.
Lincoln's 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, whose hair is black). Leni is quite fond of Lincoln's white hair. She says it reminds her of their Pop-Pop and gets defensive if anybody mocks Lincoln for it, as shown in "Chore and Peace" and "Ties That Bind".
It is uncertain as to why Lincoln's hair is white. Chris Savino has confirmed it's not a result of albinism. However, one popular theory as to why it's white is because of the effects of stress. This, however, is false, as in "The Whole Picture" and "The Loud House Movie" it's shown that not only Lincoln has had white hair since he was a baby, but that it's also highly possible that it's genetic. Given that The Duke, his ancestral lookalike, was called out for having white hair in a time lacking hair dye by Lincoln himself and never corrected on this.
Antagonistic Acts[]
Episodes[]
- "Get the Message": Lincoln tries to take Lori's phone and erase this voicemail.
- "Making the Case": He secretly records his sisters' embarrassing moments by uploading videos to involve them.
- "The Sweet Spot": Lincoln secretly plans to get the best seat of Vanzilla with the chart under his mattress and convincing her sisters to sit next to him.
- "A Tale of Two Tables": Lincoln acts immature behavior by imitating his younger sisters' annoying antics at the grownup table so he can go back to the kiddie table.
- "Sound of Silence": Lincoln uses sound-canceling earbuds to try and drown out his sisters in order to avoid their noisy antics.
- "Picture Perfect": Lincoln attempts to make his sisters look perfect by creating the new family photo. At the end, he ends up giving his parents an old family photo, which his sisters like it better.
- "Linc or Swim": Lincoln selfishly buys his pool for himself. He angrily kicks his sisters from his pool for their antics so he can enjoys the pool alone.
- "The Green House": Lincoln steals couple stuffs to make the house full of green so the polar bear will be safe, which his sisters decides to reject his help. Feeling guilty for his selfish behavior, he decides to make things right by powering the house manually via a bicycle while his sisters resume their wasteful activities.
- "Chore and Peace": Lincoln decides to go on strike by forcing his sisters to trade chores with him.
- "Out on a Limo": Lincoln befriends Lord Tetherby by going around partaking in various activities with their limos instead of taking his sisters to the Burpin' Burger. When his sisters confront Lincoln, he is being a jerk to them while preparing himself to go to the party, followed by mistreating Kirby when the limo gets stuck in traffic. After Lincoln gets kicked out of Tetherby's property, he feels guilty for his actions and decides to make things right for his sisters and Kirby.
- "The Loudest Yard": Lincoln decides to let Lynn pretend to be him and play football for him at the final game of this season to get out of exercising.
- "Back in Black": He wrecks his and Rusty's school project covering it up that him fainting broke it and that they would have to fix it up at his house so Lucy and Rusty's little brother Rocky could talk.
- "No Such Luck": Lincoln lies to his family about he is unlucky so he can get out of his sisters' activities.
- "Cheater by the Dozen": Lincoln, Clyde and his sisters (except Lori) spy on Bobby by following him around town after they believes he was cheating on Lori.
- "Friendzy": Lincoln discovers that having a friend over means getting special privileges and decides to take advantage of his sisters.
- "Predict Ability": Lincoln fears of being predictable and decides to change his routine everyday, believing his predictable routine is making him boring and anyone cannot hang out with him. At the end, Lincoln learns that everyone has strict routines which having a daily routine does not make him boring.
- "Stall Monitor": Worrying that Mrs. Johnson has bad things to say about Lincoln, he attempts to delay his parent-teacher conference by getting his friends' parents to stall Mrs. Johnson so she won't be anytime for his parents, but later it turns out she didn't say bad things about Lincoln, meaning that he overreacted over nothing and his actions got him a week of detention and being grounded.
- "Kings of the Con": After his sisters overshadowing him and Clyde, they planned on staging a crime for them to save which is not very heroic for a superhero themed episode and commit an act of selfishness by catnapping the Kitty to get the role.
- "Season's Cheatings": Lincoln attempts to swap names from his sisters by getting a Rip Hardcore backpack for Christmas until he forgets to find a present for Lola and gets scammed by Chandler.
- "Road Trip: Bizarritorium": Lincoln sets his family's clocks forward so they could wake up earlier to get ready for a road trip.
Movies[]
- The Loud House Movie: Lincoln convinces his family to move out from Royal Woods to Scotland for their life so he can be in his own spotlight to become the Duke of Loch Loud.
- A Loud House Christmas: Lincoln and Clyde plans to sabotage his sisters' plans to get his family together for Christmas and create the sharkodile hoax.
- A Really Haunted Loud House: Lincoln and Clyde joins Xander's group for the party to let his family down for Halloween.
Trivia[]
- So far, if Listen Out Loud is counted as a single segment, Lincoln is the only character to appear in every segment during Seasons 1-2.
- He is also the only character to have dialogue in every segment he appears in before Season 3.
- Lincoln often breaks the fourth wall to explain what he is doing, the progress he is on, and what he has learned in the beginning, middle, and/or end, respectively. When he does it, almost every time he says "But in a family as big as mine..."
- Lincoln's fourth wall breaks became less frequent as of Season 2.
- Since he is the main character of the show, he appears in the title card of every segment in some way, even in segments in which he only plays a very small role, (i.e. 'Back in Black,' 'Friend or Faux').
- Lincoln was named after the street Chris Savino grew up on, which was named E. Lincoln Ave.
- In addition, Lincoln being in a family of ten sisters is a reference to the fact that Chris Savino comes from a family of ten children, with five of whom were daughters.
- When Lincoln turns his head, the strands in his hair never turn with his head, instead, they stay in the same spot.
- Lincoln's winter gear resembles Charlie Brown's winter gear. This is one of many 'Peanuts' nods that have been made in the show, including the fact that the Louds' dog Charles is named after 'Peanuts' creator Charles Schulz.
- Lincoln's third voice actor, Tex Hammond, is the son of Grey DeLisle/Griffin, who also voices his siblings named Lola, Lana, and Lily in the series.
- He is right-handed.
- His Casagrandes counterpart is Ronnie Anne Santiago.
- Lincoln's favorite color is Orange.
- Lincoln learns to overcome his fear in the episodes, "Roughin' It", "Raw Deal", "The Price of Admission", and "Predict Ability".
- Lincoln is similar to SpongeBob SquarePants who is funny, accident-prone, annoying, mischievous, geniuses, creating plans, nerdy, have buck teeth and freckles.
- As of season 5, Lincoln Loud now attends Royal Woods Middle School and has special talents of his magic shows and the Action News.
- Some people have believed that Lincoln is unlucky, although he isn't unlucky because he's just a normal accident-prone. According to the episode "No Such Luck", Lincoln is not bad luck in the series.
External Links[]
- Lincoln Loud on the Heroes Wiki
- Lincoln Loud on the The Loud House Wiki
- Lincoln Loud on the Paramount Wiki
- Lincoln Loud on the Nickelodeon Wiki
- Lincoln Loud on the Inconsistently Admirable Wiki
- Lincoln Loud on the Love Exalted Wiki
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