Lucy L. Loud is the fifth-youngest of Lincoln Loud's ten sisters in the Nickelodeon animated series The Loud House. She is a gloomy and cynical goth girl with interests in Gothic poetry and fiction, and is also the co-president (alongside her best friend Haiku) of Royal Woods Elementary's Morticians Club. Lucy is also known for her tendency to pop up out of nowhere behind her siblings' backs and scare them. Despite (or perhaps because of) her spooky demeanor, though, she is also the calmest of the Loud sisters.
Appearances in Christmas specials[]
The Loud House[]
Lucy and Lynn Jr. searching for their Christmas presents in "11 Louds a Leapin'".
As one of the show's main characters, Lucy naturally appears in the show's first Christmas episode, "11 Louds a Leapin'", sharing her subplot with her older sister and roommate, Lynn Jr. Much of the episode finds Lucy and Lynn looking all over the house to find where their parents have hidden their Christmas presents. At one point, Lucy performs one of her séances to contact the Ghost of Christmas Past, thinking they'll be able to help. However, it is cut short when Lincoln informs her and the rest of their sisters that he just found out why Mr. Grouse is so crabby around Christmastime. Upon learning about the old man's sad state of affairs, Lucy realizes they should have focused on giving and takes part in bringing cheer to their neighbor. At the end of the episode, on Christmas morning, Lucy is shown having apparently applied glitter to her statue of Edwin (her fictional vampire crush).
In the online-exclusive Loud House short "12 Days of Christmas", in which the Loud family sings their version of the titular song, Lucy's line is "seven bats a-flying", which she says while accompanied by her pet bats.
Lucy as the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come in "A Flipmas Carol".
Lucy's next appearance in a Christmas special was in the fifth-season episodes "Season's Cheatings" and "A Flipmas Carol". In the former segment, it is revealed that Lucy's idea of a gift for whichever sibling she ends up picking in the family's gift swap is giving them an empty box containing "a void of nothingness". And in the latter segment, which is a pastiche of A Christmas Carol, she (fittingly enough) portrays the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come to the Scrooge-like Flip.
The show's next Christmas episode, "Snow Escape", has Lincoln mentioning to the viewers that Lucy has picked out a Christmas gift for Haiku... which appears to be a beating heart. Lucy and her younger siblings then spend the episode trying to get to school on the last day before winter vacation while avoiding snowball attacks from her roommate Lynn Jr. Lucy is unfortunately taken out early on.
Lucy wearing her funeral outfit in "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas".
In the episode "'Twas the Fight Before Christmas", Lucy and her siblings team up with their cousins to put an end to the sibling rivalry between Lynn Sr. and his brother Lance. After hearing that Lincoln, Lori, and their cousin Shelby have wound up on thin ice in their attempt to buy gifts for their dads, the other Louds are shown nervously waiting for them to come back; during this, Lucy puts on her funeral outfit. Despite her love for doom and gloom, however, Lucy can be seen cracking a smile when she sees her dad and uncle return with her two siblings and cousin safe and sound.
Lucy preparing her letter to Santa in Naughty or Nice.
Lucy's left eye is revealed in Naughty or Nice.
In A Loud House Christmas Movie: Naughty or Nice, Lucy is hoping to encounter Krampus and get him to autograph her copy of his autobiography. During the Loud family's annual visit to Gingerhausen, Lucy tries to find Krampus in a shop that seemingly has his name written on it, but is actually selling tacky Christmas sweaters. Lucy is at first horrified by the sight of the colorful sweaters, but then becomes attached to one of them and buys it, not wanting her family to find out. The sweater ends up coming into play later; when the Louds are trying to direct a light to trigger the portal to Santa's village, Lucy reveals her sweater to them, using its sequins to direct the light onto the trigger. At one point during the movie's climactic final battle, Lucy is attacked by some naughty rabbits that pull on her bangs, revealing her left eye, marking the first time her eyes have ever been seen in the series. One of the pictures used in the movie's end credits suggests that she eventually did meet Krampus and get his autograph.
The Really Loud House[]
In the live-action movie A Loud House Christmas, when the Loud family decides to take a vacation to Miami for Christmas, Lucy is eager to go because she's hoping to see a shark attack.
Other Christmas productions[]
Lucy and her family have a cameo at the end of The Casagrandes episode "A Very Casagrandes Christmas", in which they pay the Casagrandes a visit for Christmas due to Vanzilla breaking down in Great Lakes City.
Outside of The Loud House franchise, Lucy appeared alongside her brother Lincoln for his Christmas greeting in The All-Star Nickmas Spectacular, scaring him by popping out from behind the family's couch and pointing out to him that she's the one he forgot to mention when he listed each of his sisters.
Mentions in other Christmas specials[]
In The Great Nickmas Tree Sliming, during Lincoln and Clyde's cameo segment, they state that they have borrowed Lucy's book of ancient spells in order to find a way to get Santa's sleigh airborne again.