Lana Loud
Mud, pets, and plumbing — Lana’s got it covered, and she’s not afraid to get her hands dirty.
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Lana Loud is the boisterous, mud-caked twin sister of Lola Loud and one of the ten sisters in the Loud family. She is a tomboy who loves animals and getting dirty, often seen with her pets or fixing things around the house. Her personality is a direct contrast to her twin Lola's girly and prissy nature, but they share a close sibling bond. Lana is known for her love of reptiles, amphibians, and all things slimy, and she is not afraid to get her hands dirty to help her family or her critters.
- Role
- Tomboy twin, animal lover, amateur plumber/mechanic
- Affiliation
- The Loud family
- First appears
- Season 1, episode 1 ('Left in the Dark')
- Status
- Active, living with her family in Royal Woods
Lore & Background
Lana Loud is one of the ten sisters of Lincoln Loud, the middle child and only son in the family. She is the twin sister of Lola Loud, and together they are the polar opposite twins: Lana is a tomboy who loves dirt, animals, and roughhousing, while Lola is a girly-girl who loves princess dresses and pageants. Lana's distinctive personality is highlighted in the series as she often devises plans to make her life in the Loud House better, just like her brother Lincoln. She is known for her love of pets, including a snake, a lizard, and a hamster, and she often brings home stray animals. Her room is a chaotic menagerie of critters, and she is the family's unofficial handywoman, fixing leaky faucets and other household problems. Lana's adventures often involve her getting messy and embracing her love for the outdoors and animals.
In Their Own Story
The rain had stopped, but the backyard was a swamp. Lana grinned, her rubber boots squelching as she waded into the muck, mud oozing over the tops. 'Perfect,' she whispered, scooping up a handful and letting it drip through her fingers like chocolate pudding. A frog croaked nearby, perched on a rusted bike frame, its throat pulsing. 'Hey there, little buddy.' She crept forward, her movements fluid, and snatched it in one quick grab. Its slimy skin was cool against her palm, its tiny heart thumping. 'You're coming home with me.' Behind her, Lola shrieked from the porch, 'Lana! You're tracking mud everywhere!' Lana just laughed, already planning the frog's new terrarium — a repurposed fish tank with a muddy floor and a miniature pond made from a cereal bowl.
Reader's Guide
Lana Loud is one of the ten sisters in the Loud family, living in the fictional town of Royal Woods, Michigan. She is the twin sister of Lola Loud, and together they are known as the polar opposite twins. Lana is a tomboy who loves animals, dirt, and fixing things, while Lola is a girly-girl who loves princess dresses and pageants. Lana's personality is distinctive: she is athletic, loves the outdoors, and is not afraid to get messy. She often brings home stray animals and has a collection of pets, including a snake, a lizard, and a hamster. She is also the family's unofficial handywoman, fixing leaky faucets and other household problems. Lana's adventures often involve her embracing her love for the outdoors and animals, and she is a fan favorite for her unapologetic authenticity and infectious enthusiasm. She is known for her love of mud, pets, and plumbing, and she is not afraid to get her hands dirty to help her family or her critters.
Did You Know?
- Lana is the twin sister of Lola Loud, and together they are known as the polar opposite twins.
- Lana loves animals and often brings home stray pets, including a snake, a lizard, and a hamster.
- She is the family's unofficial handywoman, fixing leaky faucets and other household problems.
- Lana's personality is a direct contrast to her twin Lola's girly and prissy nature.
- She is known for her love of mud, pets, and plumbing, and she is not afraid to get her hands dirty.
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