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For her live-action counterpart, see Lily Loud (live-action).

Poo-poo!

Lily L. Loud is a main character in The Loud House and a minor character in The Casagrandes.

Biography[]

At 2-years-old (15-months-old before Season 5), Lily is the youngest of the Loud siblings. She is able to walk independently, and is learning to speak. Before Lily was potty trained, she had a tendency of soiling herself, leaving a foul stench known to disgust her siblings, and often removed her diaper, forcing her siblings to constantly have to put it back on. Lily has a habit of crying. Lincoln always changed Lily's diaper in Lisa and Lily's room. Starting in "Schooled!", Lily is potty-trained and attends Royal Woods Preschool.

Personality[]

Lily is always happy and enjoys being with her siblings. She does not cry too often and didn't even cry much when she was a baby, though she did occasionally cry for no apparent reason, such as in "The Crying Dame". She is also the most well-behaved of the siblings, as shown in episodes such as "Suite and Sour" where she is the only sibling not to misbehave. Despite this, she is still known to misbehave on occasion, for example her various exploits that Lola recorded in "A Star is Scorned".

Even though she is just a toddler, Lily is shown to be fairly aware of her surroundings and especially of her siblings' many antics, in which she is often swept up. In "Undie Pressure", she intentionally sucks on her pacifier to stop herself from crying and ends up winning the challenge for her family. She becomes angry at Lincoln for posting their sisters' embarrassing moments online in "Making the Case", despite the fact that she was not even filmed; and she helps her sisters Lola, Lucy, Lori, and Leni convince Lincoln to choose Aloha Beach as their vacation spot in "In Tents Debate". In "Picture Perfect", along with her sisters she gets annoyed with Lincoln over him changing their behavior for his "perfect" picture. In "Ties That Bind", she is worried like the rest of her siblings about being kicked out and gets upset with Lincoln when he says out loud how "he's always wondered what it would be like to be an only child". In "Along Came a Sister", she, along with her siblings wants to prevent Frances from getting killed. In "Come Sale Away", she gives a blank stare into the camera when the others continue to try and compete with each other to find her blanket.

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Lily's blank stare to the camera

Although still learning to talk, she seems to understand her brother and sisters quite often, such as when Luan wanted her to be a ventriloquist dummy. She is very cheerful and loves to be near her siblings. She is most frequently seen in the care of Lincoln, Luna, Leni, and Lori. She also has a slight lateral lisp.

It is implied that she is just as feminine as Lori, Leni, and Lola, as she wished to go to the beach, while Lincoln's tomboyish sisters wanted to go to an amusement park instead.

Despite her cheerfulness, she is not above fighting back if rubbed the wrong way. In "Cereal Offender", she gets mad at Lincoln when he makes her stay home instead of letting her come to the store with him and the rest of their siblings. In "Brawl in the Family", she chastises Lincoln for continuing to butt into Lori and Leni's feud and later gets in a big fight with her sisters after Lincoln reveals things some of the sisters said about each other. In "Room with a Feud", after Lori accidentally steps on her phone, she retaliates by posting a humiliating photo of Lori online. In "Selfie Improvement", she gets angry at Lori for refusing to change her and throws her diaper at Lori's face.

Despite being the youngest sibling (at only two years old), Lily is shown to be quite strategic, and a master at planning, similar to Lincoln. This is proven in "Any Given Sundae", where she intentionally sets off her sibling's antics to make sure she gets ice cream. It's once again proven in "Schooled!" where she wrecks her parents' attempts to potty train her, by setting as many traps as possible to ruin their plan. In "Silence of the Luans", she sets off a bunch of disastrous pranks around the house to end Luan's retirement from pranks, showing her love of Luan's pranks. In "Small Blunder", after Lily and her classmates accidentally get shrunken from Lisa's shrink ray, she comes up with a plan to revert herself and friends to their normal size before Dr. Shuttleworth returned.

Nick Description[]

"Lily Loud may be the smallest member of the Loud House, but what she lacks in size, she makes up for with her stinky surprises. She's a professional diaper ditcher, and loves drooling on everything. Even though she's known as The Poop Machine, Lily is everyone's favorite little buddy!"

—Nickelodeon, 2016


Appearance[]

Lily as the youngest of the Loud siblings and is such is the smallest one, with the closest to her in height being Lisa.

She has one prominent tooth, and three strands of blonde hair and eyelashes, which appeared to have become thicker and longer. Following Season 4, she's now also depicted with eyebrows consistently instead of only when she is emoting, her eyebrows have also gotten thinner and smaller following Season 6.

Prior to Season 5 she wore a simple white diaper, she now wears a white T-shirt and lavender shorts, she also sometimes wears white booties, with increasing consistency following Season 6.

Her nightwear consists of lavender footie pajamas.

In "Linc or Swim", her swimwear is a lavender onesie with a picture of a strawberry on it, in the same episode, she wears a blue swim diaper with yellow ducks on it.

Her winter clothes is a lavender parka, with purple shoes, and gloves.

On occasions where she wore clothes in the first four seasons, she wore mainly lavender, the color associated with her (with some exceptions, such as the iPhone-exclusive game, Outta Control, where Lily's associated color is white).

Early in development, Lily had a tall poofy tuft of hair on her head. Later on, however, that tuft of hair was made shorter. This early design would later be the basis for Billy.

Diaper[]

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Lily naked... as usual.

Prior to Season 5, Lily wore a diaper to cover her lower area. She often soiled it, generally at inconvenient times, causing one of her siblings or parents to change her into a fresh one. She would often take it off and run around naked, as her title as a professional diaper ditcher indicated.

Blanket[]

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Lily holding her blanket

Lily has a small lavender blanket, with purple frills on the edges. So far, it has had two major roles in the series:

In "Changing the Baby", Lincoln tried to implement his interests into Lily, since none of the other sisters had the same interests as him. When Lincoln believes Lily has changed, he tosses the blanket away, claiming she doesn't need it anymore. Later, when the siblings were trying to win Lily over with their own interests, Clyde, thinking Lincoln is replacing him with Lily, tries to win back Lincoln, by dressing up as a baby himself. Lily notices that Clyde is clutching her blanket, so she crawls over to Clyde to get it back. Seeing Lily do this makes Lincoln realize that the blanket is her own interest, and decides it's best not to change Lily, due to her attachment to the blanket.

In "Come Sale Away", the siblings got into a contest to see who could sell the most stuff during their garage sale. However, when they manage to sell all their stuff, Lily begins to cry. Lincoln notices that she needs her blanket to calm down, but when he and the other sisters can't find it, they assume that they accidentally sold it during their garage sale. When Lincoln and the sisters try to find the blanket, they notice that Flip appears to have it. However, when they all arrive back home, they realize that the blankets they got were actually rags that Flip gave them just to con them out of their money. As the siblings began to complain, it is shown that the blanket was at the house all along, as Rita was just washing it.

Alternate Versions[]

Leon Loud[]

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In a world where Lincoln has ten brothers instead of sisters, Lily is a baby boy named Leon.

Much like his female counterpart, his hair is light blond, and he usually wears only a diaper. However, unlike Lily, Leon has two shorter, slightly thicker, strands of hair instead of three, and he has one extra front tooth. He also does not have any eyelashes like his female counterpart. In the dimension where Lincoln is the middle child of eleven sons, Leon is shown to be rather mean to Lincoln as shown when Leon bit Lincoln's finger when Lincoln just wanted comfort, much like the rest of their brothers But in the dimension with Linka, Leon is shown to be caring towards his sister. Much like how Lincoln tends to have a fatherly attitude towards his youngest sister, it can be assumed that Linka has a very motherly attitude towards her youngest brother.

Like all of his male siblings, Leon eventually ceases to exist, when it is revealed Lincoln's whole adventure was just a dream.

The Deuce[]

Lily as The Deuce

Lily's superhero form is the Deuce. The name comes from how a 2 playing card is referred to as a deuce and the phrase "dropping a deuce", meaning to defecate.

The Deuce wears a red mask with a white card that has a "2" on it, red gloves, and a yellow bib, plus Lily's usual diaper.

In "Pulp Friction", she fights off Wild Card Willy's goons with her dirty diapers in the comic Lincoln created.

In "Kings of the Con", Lily attends a convention dressed as the Deuce.

As of Season 5, since Lily is potty trained, it is unknown if her alter-ego and costume will change or not.

Gas Monster[]

DW Gas Monster

The gas monster that appeared in the "Deuces Wild" comic and short might be an alternate version of Lily, seeing as how Ace Savvy, One-Eyed Jack, and the Full Deck (without The Deuce) fighting against the gas monster was actually Lincoln, Clyde, and Lincoln’s sisters changing Lily's diaper. However, it is also possible that the gas monster represents the soiled diaper and/or the smell of it, rather than Lily herself.

Brandy[]

Main article: The Loud Rabbits#Brandy
Shiny Rabbit

She might be the rabbit version of Lily because she is easily distracted, like Lily sometimes is. However, Brandy is much older.

Lily Beast Head[]

10HB The beast guarding the artifact

In 10 Headed Beast, she and the rest of the sisters are represented as a hydra.

Live-Action[]

Main article: Lily Loud (live-action)

Trivia[]

  • She is Lincoln's only younger sibling not to attend Royal Woods Elementary School, seeing that she is currently only a toddler.
  • She, alongside Luan and Lincoln, are the only siblings to have buck teeth.
  • Lily's hair color scheme is the only one whose color matches that of Leni's hair, as both of their hair color has a creamy tone to it.
  • Lily's name comes from Chris Savino's wife's plans for names in case they had daughters, but it was never used because they wound up having three sons and no daughters.
  • In "Making the Case", it is revealed that Lily won trophies just by sucking her thumb.
  • Lily's hair is the lightest shade of blonde of all the blonde sisters, along with Leni.
  • Like Lincoln, she is shown to enjoy eating peanut butter and sauerkraut sandwiches, even though Lana is unwilling to stomach them.
  • As of Season 5, she is currently attending preschool, and she is now potty trained and can speak in full sentences.
  • The episode "Out of the Picture" reveals she knows how to use a tablet.
  • Despite appearing to have only one tooth, Lily does have a full set of teeth when she is grinning or scared.
  • While not as intelligent as her sister, Lisa, Lily seems rather intelligent despite being only two years old (fifteen months old prior to Season 5), as she seems to have a pretty good understanding of what is going on around her.
  • Lily is left-handed.
  • Since she is present in "Luan Loud's April Fool's Highlight Reel", which is said to be of the preceding April Fool's Day, in "April Fools Rules", her birthday is presumably between January and March.
  • Lily's hair looks similar to the cowlick on Lincoln's hair.
  • Luan[4], Lincoln[5], and Lisa[6] all occasionally showed the ability to translate Lily's babbling in the first four seasons. However, this was not completely reliable, as in "Any Given Sundae", they couldn't understand her when she tried to tell them to behave so they could go out for ice cream later.
  • At times, Lily displays a natural talent for photography, as shown in "Out of the Picture", when she provided Lola with a better school photo for the latter's yearbook, and in "Room with a Feud", when she took a grotesque picture of Lori before spitefully posting it online.
  • In "Out of the Picture", "Room with a Feud", and "Anti-Social", Lily was shown to have a pretty high knowledge of how to use technology, as she is seen using a tablet in the former episode, and a cell phone in the latter episodes.
  • In the episode "L is for Love", it shows that Lily has a romantic infatuation with her teddy bear, and that she has a talent for drawing, when she drew a picture of herself, and the teddy bear she had a crush on.
  • According to Lynn's Q&A, Lily beat her in a thumb war.
  • According to episode 20 of the Nick Animation Podcast, Lily wants to watch a movie but her family doesn't let her.[7]
  • According to some information on the Loud House Instagram:
    • If she could have any wish granted, it would be to have a doughnut.
    • The one place in the world where she would want to go to is mama.
    • Her biggest pet peeve is "boo-boo", which either means something scary, or an injury.
  • In "Any Given Sundae", she can use her diaper to mop the floor. This episode also reveals that she can read numbers, although the game Welcome to the Loud House implies that she likely cannot read words, judging by the fact that when handed Lucy's book of poems, she does not even try to read it.
  • Lily's voice actress, Grey Griffin, also voices Lana and Lola.
    • She also voices their male counterparts from the episode "One of the Boys".
  • Prior to Season 5, Lily sometimes has trouble pronouncing the letter "L", as shown when she calls Lincoln "Incoln" in several episodes and "Yincoln Youd" in "White Hare", Lisa "Sa-sa" in "Friend or Faux?", Clyde "Cad" in "Game Boys", and herself "Wiwy" in "Write and Wrong" and The Loud House Movie. However, there are some times when she pronounces her "L"s correctly, such as in "Tripped!" when she pronounces the L's in Vanzilla's name correctly, and in "A Star is Scorned" when she correctly pronounces her own name, Lola's name, and the word "love". As of Season 5, she pronounces her "L"s correctly more often.
  • It is unknown when her nap time is, but it is certainly not noon because in Living Loud: Lincoln's List, Lisa is shown awake while Lily is napping, and in "House of Lies", it is revealed that Lisa's nap time is at noon.
  • Until "Silence of the Luans", Lily was the only Loud besides Luan who has gone through an April Fools' episode without being pranked, that being "Fool Me Twice". She is pranked by Luan with blue paint alongside the rest of the family in "April Fools Rules", is pranked by Luan replacing her with a monkey in "Fool's Paradise", and gets drenched with onion water by Luan in "Silence of the Luans". In the latter episode, not counting flashbacks, Lori also did not get pranked due to being away in college.
  • As of 2021, Lily is the only Loud sibling who hasn't made her own Listen Out Loud podcast due to being a toddler.
  • Lily often refers to herself in the third person when she speaks in a sentence like in "Put a Sock in It" and "Schooled!".
  • Lily's first word spoken in the series besides "Poo-poo" was "Blankie", which was said in "Changing the Baby". The first sentence she said in the series was "You Yincoln Youd" (an attempt to say, "You're Lincoln Loud") in "White Hare".
    • During and after season 5, Lily says "Poo-poo" less frequently and starts talking more due to being a year older (though she still says it in the theme song).
    • Before being potty trained, Lily would usually say "Poo-poo" to communicate a full diaper. However, she would sometimes say "Poo-poo" to express frustration[8] or for miscellaneous things, such as to say, "Good job"[9] or to express confusion[10].
    • Towards the end of season 6, Lily begins begins having more dialogue than she did in previous seasons.
  • "Schooled!" reveals that Walt is strong enough to carry her.
  • "Breaking Dad" reveals that she recognizes people by what they are wearing, as evidenced by when she calls Mr. Grouse "Dada" while he is wearing Lynn Sr.'s sweater.
    • This is not always the case as she can easily recognize Rita regardless of attire. Seeing as she recognized Rita in disguise a year after she didn't recognize Mr. Grouse, perhaps she grew better at recognizing people as she grew older.
    • This episode also reveals that she likes listening to people speaking in British accents, and that she becomes cranky around midday.
  • In "Geriantics", it is shown that even she gets annoyed with Lisa's experiments at times.
  • Prior to "Silence of the Luans", Lily has never been grounded.
    • In the same episode it was revealed that Lily was the one who was pranking the Loud family, this led to Luan gaining inspiration from her younger sister to continue her pranking on April Fools' Day after she retired in the beginning after the events of "Fool Me Twice".
  • "The Sweet Spot" reveals that Lily throws things in Vanzilla, and as such, Lincoln doesn't like to sit next to her carseat.
  • Several episodes, such as "Breaking Dad" and "Suite and Sour", show that Lily finds it funny when somebody falls down.
  • Lily is shown to enjoy finger painting in "Cooked!", "Schooled!", and "Season's Cheatings".
    • "Study Muffin" reveals that Lisa was the one who initially taught her how to finger paint, via tutoring on Wednesdays.
  • Lily is the first character to get bleeped.
  • Along with Lincoln and Clyde, she has been exposed to chickenpox, although it's unknown if she actually got the disease.
  • Lily is the only character who speaks in the theme song.
  • In "Really Loud Music", Lily is shown to have an interest in pop music.
  • Up until "Dream a Lily Dream", Lily is revealed to be scared of Flip, Tentacle and Trashy and would have nightmares about them.
  • "Lori Days" implies that she has forgotten who Lori is after the latter moved to college, since she introduces herself to Lori. However, she may have been joking.
  • Lily is able to get out of her crib and high-chair as of "Dream a Lily Dream".
  • "Potty Mouth" reveals that she knows a swear word.
  • "Anti-Social" reveals that, despite knowing how to use a cell phone, she doesn't have one of her own, instead possessing a toy cell phone. This makes her the only Loud without a cell phone.
  • The comic "Loud and Proud" reveals that she is very popular with the senior citizens, and that Pop-Pop's favorite thing to do with her is read her bedtime stories.
  • "Appetite for Destruction" reveals that she becomes cranky when she's constipated and that Lynn taught her how to burp the alphabet.
  • She once accidentally called Ruth while playing with Lynn Sr.'s phone, much to his dismay.[11]
  • "Love Out Loud" implies that she knows how to play online chess, since she was seen at a computer with the chess website up.
  • "Bummer Camp" marks the first time she loses Nose Goes and says, "Dang it."[12]
  • She is the only main character to change designs during the series.
  • The promotional video "Firsts with Baby Lily Loud" reveals several events from the series to have happened for the first time in her life:
    • Her first ride on Charles was in "Any Given Sundae".
    • The first time she wore a costume was in "Driving Miss Hazy".
    • Her first negotiation was in "Yes Man".
    • The first time she has been featured in a family photo was in "Picture Perfect".
      • Chronologically, this would later be altered to become Rita and Lynn Sr.'s wedding photo in "Time Trap!", which she photobombed due to time travel.
    • The first time she has answered a phone was in "Suite and Sour".
    • The first time she has given a gift was in "Season's Cheatings".
    • The first time she has played a guitar and been on a plane were in "Tripped!".
    • Her first photoshoot and commercial were in "A Star Is Scorned".
    • The first time she has ridden a train was in "Mall of Duty".
    • The first time she has ever performed a dance routine was in "Really Loud Music".
  • "Living Loud: Summer School" reveals that she has one bottle for each day of the week, and that she has never tried chocolate milkshake.
  • Lily is the second-most portrayed character in the franchise, having been played by five actors total (Grey Griffin in animated media and Charlotte Ann Tucker, Lainey Jane Knowles, August Michael Peterson, and Emily Ford in live-action media), behind only Lincoln (who has been played by ten actors total).
  • She is not strong enough to hold Mr. Coconuts.[13]
  • At some point when Lily was at least a few months old, her favorite "toy" was a toilet paper roll.[14]
  • She has custom pancakes made for her in her likeness and gets annoyed if any of her older siblings (specifically Lynn) eat it instead of her.[15]
  • So far Lily is the only Loud sister to not appear in an episode without any of her older siblings.
  • While Lily has sung before in songs like "Keep Us Around" and "Right Where We Belong", "Child's Play" marks the first time she has her own musical numbers.
  • Lily is the only Loud sibling who has not been threatened by Lola throughout the series, although she is afraid of Lola's wrath.[16]
  • She, the rest of the Loud family, Charles, Geo, Todd, Flip, Rusty and Clyde are the only characters from The Loud House to appear in The Casagrandes.
  • Caffeine gives her very severe insomnia, as shown when Lisa[17] and Lynn Sr.[18] accidentally fed her coffee and she subsequently stayed up very late without getting tired.
  • She knows how to make a friendship bracelet.[19]
  • Even though she is potty trained now, Lincoln still thinks she smells bad.[20]
  • As of "Welcome to the Doll Heist", she has learned how to write, though her handwriting is messy.
  • So far, Dream a Lily Dream is the only episode where Lily has her name in the title.
  • Lily has phases where she acts like one of her siblings and addresses said sibling as her favorite.[21]

Videos[]

Sources[]

  1. This image from "Making the Case" (in English). The Loud House. Season 1. Episode 2b. May 3, 2016. Nickelodeon.
  2. Loud, Lisa (May 18, 2016). "Changing the Baby" (in English). The Loud House. Season 1. Episode 8b. Nickelodeon. "She [Lily] was my specimen!"
  3. 3.0 3.1 Lily Loud from Loud House (English). Nickelodeon. Archived from the original on June 20, 2016. Retrieved on 2020-07-22.
  4. Loud, Luan (September 22, 2016). "Homespun" (in English). The Loud House. Season 1. Episode 26b. Nickelodeon. "Guys, I think Lily wants to share a house story, too. Mind if I translate, Lilster?"
  5. Lost Control
  6. Shocker comic
  7. Navarro, Hector; Griffin, Grey (September 22, 2016). "The Loud House Sisters" (in English). Nick Animation Podcast. Season 1. Episode 20. "Hector Navarro: 'I know she might be a little bit young; but, Lily, do you have a favorite movie?' / Grey Griffin: [as Lily; babbles] 'I want to go, but they don't let me, and so I say poo-poo!' / ?: 'I knew it!' / Griffin: 'It's a poop film. It's a scat film.'"
  8. "L Is for Love"
  9. "Outta Control"
  10. "Changing the Baby"
  11. Loud, Lynn, Sr. (July 18, 2019). "Any Given Sundae" (in English). The Loud House. Season 4. Episode 7b. Nickelodeon. "Oh, you wanna play with Daddy's phone, Lily? OK, but please don't call Aunt Ruth again. It's two hours I'll never get back."
  12. Loud, Lily (June 10, 2022). "Bummer Camp" (in English). The Loud House. Season 6. Episode 10a. Nickelodeon. "[after losing Nose Goes] Dang it."
  13. "Small Blunder"
  14. "Room and Hoard"
  15. "Saved by the Spell"
  16. "Welcome to the Doll Heist"
  17. "Living Loud: Summer School"
  18. "Sleepless in Royal Woods"
  19. "Loud Spies"
  20. "Friends and Family"
  21. "The Cling and I"


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