🪦🦇×Lucy Loud×🦇🪦

Age: 15 Height: 1.50 Weight: 51KG

Appearance Lucy is a little taller than Lana and Lola, but shorter than Lincoln.

She has very pale skin and black hair so long that her bangs cover her eyes. She wears a black dress over a black and white striped tank top, with black and white striped sleeves and tights, and black shoes. As seen in "A Loud House Christmas Movie: Naughty or Nice," Lucy has dark circles under her eyes and three pairs of eyelashes.

Her pajamas consist of a white T-shirt and black and white striped pajama pants. Her swimsuit consists of a striped swimsuit with black tights.

When Lucy was a baby, she wore a white t-shirt with black stripes and a dark gray hat that covered her eyes.

When Lucy was 4 years old, her bangs and hair were a little shorter and her hair did not have blue streaks.

Lucy is a gloomy, cynical, expressionless, and mysterious goth girl who almost always wears a stoic, scowl. She's interested in the occult, poetry, and the works of gothic authors. She possesses a strange ability to teleport to different places, which often frightens her siblings, especially Lincoln. Some of them call her "creepy." She frequently uses words to describe her actions, such as saying "sigh" instead of actually sighing. Sometimes she feels excluded because no one listens to her and everyone considers her odd (despite her obvious quirks); however, this is probably not the reason for her melancholy, since "The Whole Picture," "The Crying Dame," and "Not a Loud" show that Lucy frowned and wore black even as a baby. Furthermore, she generally doesn't mind being considered odd because she uses the word "normie" in a derogatory way.

Lucy usually speaks in a very monotone voice, and rarely shows emotion, except on a few occasions. However, she does sometimes reveal intense emotions.

Although she's usually quite melancholic, she occasionally displays happiness and acts accordingly. In "Heavy Meddle," she squeals and laughs nervously along with her sisters upon learning of Lincoln's romantic situation. She can also be seen smiling in other episodes (in contrast to her usual mocking grin), such as in "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud House," where she joyfully celebrates finding the money with her siblings, and in "In Tents Debate," where she's happy to have the option of going to Aloha Beach. She also shows herself to be quite compassionate, empathizing with Lincoln's dilemmas and always thanking him for his kindness.

In "Detective or Consequences," it's revealed that she was responsible for clogging the toilet with her Pony Princess book, stating that even she needs "a break from the darkness" now and then. Despite her stoic attitude, she seems to enjoy the