The Loud Brothers

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The Loud Brothers One girl and ten boys (Would trade them for a once of joy.) Gender: All Male Type: Jerkish Excuse for Brothers Age: 17 (Loki) 16 (Loni) 15 (Luke) 14 (Lane) 13 (Boy Lynn Jr.) 8 (Lars) 6 (Leif and Lexx) 4 (Levi) 15 months (Leon) Portrayed by: Seth Green (Loki) Sean Astin (Loni) Greg Cipes (Luke) Rob Paulsen (Lane) Jessica DiCicco (Boy Lynn Jr. and Lars) Grey Griffin (Leif, Lexx and Leon) Lara Jill Miller (Levi) Status: Unknown Media of origin: The Loud House First appearance: One of the Boys Last appearance: Super-Switcherooni-verse (in a cameo)

The Genderbent Royal Woods characters, commonly dubbed by fans as The Loud Brothers are one-shot characters of The Loud House and the main antagonists of the infamously-despised season 1 episode "One of the Boys" and reappear in a cameo in a flashback in the short "Super-Switcherooni-verse".

Why They Intentionally Cannot Show Their Love

1. They are extremely poor representations of genderbent versions of their characters, the Loud sisters, and they make having only brothers look pretty awful.
2. They are complete jerks to Lincoln to the point where they are completely unlikable.
3. They are also shown to be completely ungrateful and unappreciative, as one day they thanked Lincoln for the idea of a day at Dairyland and Gus's Games and Grub and then suddenly the next day, they treat him like dirt as if he's not even one of their brothers.
4. They give a bad name to the stereotype of how young boys and teenagers are usually portrayed.
5. The older ones, in particular, give bad examples to their younger siblings as they teach them to bully and act like jerks to those who they see as "soft".
6. Their form of bullying can be very disgusting, especially the infamous "Dutch Oven Loud House-style" moment.
7. Much like Tara Webster, they have no motivation for bullying their brother and pretty much only do it to make his life miserable.
8. They are also massive hypocrites as they steal Lincoln's shirts because theirs are dirty but make fun of him when he needs a clean one.
9. They get off scot-free throughout most of the episode, even when they do these kinds of stuff in front of their parents that they know is wrong.
10. Though a nice moment, the fact that they treated Lincoln nicely when he became Linka and treated him poorly as a boy shows that they're also sexist.
11. They tease Lincoln constantly.
    • That's ironic because they are boys, so that's like saying they hate each other.
12. The only reason Lincoln did not want to leave the alternate dimension was because they drove him to his favorite places.

Redeeming Qualities

1. They weren't that much of a problem to Lincoln, since they were only part of Lincoln’s dream.
2. Their designs as genderbent characters are pretty good.
3. At least they were nicer to Linka Loud, who was practically a genderbent Lincoln during the dream, even though that was sexist of them.
4. At least they don't torment Lincoln all the time, like when they're first introduced.
5. Their voice actors do a decent job, and the four oldest Loud brother’s voice actors were well-casted.
6. They're meant to be hated.
   • In fact, Levi (the genderbent version of Leni) is the only tolerable out of the all of the brothers.

Members

1. Loki Loud (oldest)
2. Loni Loud
3. Luke Loud
4. Lane Loud
5. Lynn Loud Jr.
6. Lars Loud
7. Leiff and Lexx Loud
8. Levi Loud
9. Leon Loud (youngest)

Trivia

• Seth Green, Sean Astin, Greg Cipes and Rob Paulsen, the actors who voiced the four older brothers, are also the voice actors of the main protagonists Leonardo (replacing Jason Biggs and Dominic Cantrambone), Raphael, Michaelangelo and Donatello from the 2012 incarnation of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

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