Server/Busser at Bob'due south Burgers (restaurant)
Crop Picker at Beverly & Cooper'due south Farm (formerly)
Relatives
(run across Belcher Family)
Linda Belcher (female parent)
Bob Belcher (father)
Tina Belcher (older sister)
Gene Belcher (older brother)
Gloria (maternal grandmother)
Al (maternal granddaddy)
Gayle (maternal aunt)
Big Bob (paternal grandfather)
Ernest Lombard (paternal maternal great uncle)
Mrs. Belcher (paternal grandmother; deceased)
Burt (maternal x2 great-grandad)
Vanessa (first cousin in one case removed)
Behind the scenes
Get-go
""Man Mankind""
Voiced by
Kristen Schaal
"
you could sell your soul I did and look at me!
"
— Louise Belcher
Louise Belcher is one of the central protagonists of Bob's Burgers.
She is the youngest member of the Belcher family. Her off-balance sense of sense of humor and hunger for conflict makes her somewhat of a liability in the kitchen and often gets her family both into and/or out of catchy situations. Like her siblings, Gene and Tina, Louise goes to Wagstaff Schoolhouse, where she is a quaternary grader.[1]
Contents
iProfile
1.oneAppearance
one.iiPersonality
iiRelationships
2.1Relatives
ii.one.1Bob Belcher
two.1.iiLinda Belcher
2.ane.threeGene Belcher
2.i.fourTina Belcher
ii.2Friends
2.3Kaylee Morganstern
2.ivJessica
ii.5Andy and Ollie Pesto
2.6Honey-Interests
ii.viiRegular Sized Rudy
two.eightBoo Boo
2.9
3Gallery
three.1Archer Version
4Trivia
fiveQuotes
6References
7External Links
Profile
Advent
Louise has black hair and tan pare like the rest of the family unit members. She wears her pilus in pigtails with chartreuse yellow hair ties. She is nigh never seen without wearing her trademark pink rabbit ears. She wears a dark-green wearing apparel and blackness Mary Jane shoes. She is 4' tall (4'7" Including ears).[2]
In "Ear-sy Rider", she wears a blueish hooded jacket with the hood up later her lid was stolen. She wears the jacket once more with the hood down in Ambergris to muffle the ambergris.
In "Christmas in the Automobile" and "The Hauntening", she wears a light blue jacket, which looks similar to the jacket worn in "My Fuzzy Valentine" and "Lobsterfest", except with a hood.
Her nightwear sometimes consists of a light blue buttoned pajamas, and more than ofttimes a calorie-free blueish archetype pajama gear up. She sometimes wears pink or yellow rabbit slippers.
Personality
Louise is a vivid, mischievous, yet manipulative child, specially because her place as the youngest in the family unit. Often seen giving her older siblings (and sometimes adults) advice and making quick-witted remarks, she displays many signs associated with high intelligence. These include her tendencies towards beingness aloof and manipulative, merely also encompasses her cunning, logic, and problem solving skills. She as well tends to exist very loud and ofttimes shouts at the top of her lungs to go her points across.
Despite Louise's mischievous nature she is not generally malicious. Though she loves a practiced prank, she never aims to hurt everyone. Despite this, she has been known to go overboard in episodes like "Topsy" and "Glued, Where'south My Bob?"
Louise is shown to highly value her personal space and things and reacts with extreme prejudice when they are threatened. She fifty-fifty proclaimed that in the event of her death nobody was to touch on her stuff and that she would leave it all to her ghost ("It Snakes a Village"). Many of her attachments are inanimate objects, peculiarly her Kuchi Kopi night-light ("Bed & Breakfast", "Crawl Infinite", and "Flu-ouise"). She is also reluctant to stop using her tricycle despite being too old for information technology ("As I Walk Through the Alley of the Shadow of Ramps").
Louise can option locks, steals from and tricks her siblings simply is always set to help them when they need it, because despite her unwillingness to admit it, she tends to have a soft spot for the people she cares almost. Her recklessness is met with a heart of gilt equally she tends to assist those in demand, such as pulling down the pants of a great who picked on Pocket Sized Rudy in "Thelma & Louise Except Thelma is Linda". Louise doesn't testify affection frequently, but when she does it's ordinarily by coming up with plans to aid people when they're in a crisis.
She is also very protective of the people she cares virtually. She finds means to avenge Gene in "Drumforgiven", saying "Someone hurts you and my brain goes into destroy mode and I but desire to (growls)." Jessica is another friend she is careful to protect, stepping in and saying "Jessica'southward getting mixed up with someone who's mixed upward, and I don't want to let that happen," during "Iii Girls and a Little Wharfy".
Louise is a fan of Japanese civilisation. She has many items of Kuchi Kopi trade including her favourite nightlight, toys that are based on Japanese sociology (Yōkai) creatures, and is a fan of the Hawk and Chick movie franchise. She might as well be interested in the Goth subculture, due to having spooky costly toys, creature skulls and watching Tim Burton films. Likewise, in "The Frond Files", Louise is seen wearing goth clothing and multiple earrings on her bunny ears.
She tin be something of a tomboy, oft viewing typical "girly" things, similar crushes, stickers, and dolls with disdain ("Boyz four Now", "Sleep Party").
Louise frequently slaps people. She does this when she dislikes someone (like Logan in "Late Afternoon in the Garden of Bob and Louise") or is attracted to a person ( like Boo Boo in "Boyz 4 Now" and "Bye Cheerio Boo Boo"). She even slaps Regular Sized Rudy later their first kiss in "Bob Really". This could be inherited from her female parent who seems to share the trait. In "Burger Wars", Linda tells Bob to punch Jimmy Pesto "right in his handsome face."
Relationships
Relatives
Bob Belcher
Louise and her begetter accept many things in common, and she seems to have acquired Bob'southward quirk of making inanimate object talk in "Spaghetti Western & Meatballs", "Weekend at Mort'southward" and "The Kids Rob a Railroad train". Bob and Louise's close relationship that tin be seen In "Militarist & Chick", when she becomes distraught over the possibility of losing impact with her father as she ages. Louise becomes jealous when Bob pays attention to others, including his plants and to Logan "Late Afternoon in the Garden of Bob and Louise", and Gene in "Spaghetti Western and Meatballs". The two likewise share a fear of the dentist, watch TV at night together, which they call the "Burn down Unit of measurement" ("Spaghetti Western and Meatballs").
Bob and Louise's relationship is strengthened when Bob is field trip chaperone for Louise's class in "Carpe Museum". Only in this episode, Louise even lets slip that she is not averse to take over the restaurant when her begetter retires, only never show anymore action to do so, and we learn that she called Bob "daddy" until she was 8.
Bob is also shown to understand and respect Louise'southward boundaries more than Linda. When Linda gives away Louise'southward room when she turns their apartment into a bed & breakfast, Bob warns that this is a terrible idea ("Bed & Breakfast").
Louise looks upwardly to her male parent. H. Jon Benjamin, vox of Bob, claims that he believes Louise is Bob'south favorite kid.
Linda Belcher
Linda and Louise's relationship is not always easy, as Louise has been a known daddy's girl since she was a babe, as seen in Mother Girl Laser Razor. The ii undoubtedly butt heads equally Linda tries to parent willful Louise well.
While she Louise loves her mother, their relationship tin can be strained. While Bob recognizes that Louise needs to take her space and exist herself, Linda is oftentimes overstepping and unintentionally pushing Louise away.
Yet, the are undeniably very alike, sharing a love of mischief and a tendency to take things also far but a strong sense of justice, as illustrated in "Thelma & Louise Except Thelma is Linda". In "Eat, Spray, Linda," it is shown that Louise and Linda go to a pet shop to pet the puppies seeing equally Louise knows an employee, Robert, there and a puppy that she ever pets, Colonel Fluffles.
Gene Belcher
Gene is Louise's older brother, only as addressed in the episode "Large Brother, Where Fart Thousand?", he doesn't do traditional big blood brother stuff. That being said, they are closer than almost siblings, and choose to spend most of their complimentary time in and out of school together with their oldest sister Tina. They even sit together at tiffin, where the two play "food court" in "Spaghetti Western and Meatballs".
Louise'due south brother often goes along with, or is even used in, her schemes and plans, similar when he plays Thomas Edison in her science fair play in Topsy. He does on rare occasion protest, in episodes like "It Snakes a Village" and "Stand by Gene".
Tina Belcher
Although older than her sis Louise by 4 years, Tina and Louise spend most of their time together with Factor, fifty-fifty eating dejeuner together at school. Like Cistron, Louise often accompanies Tina to events with her friends despite being much younger.
Tina is shown to hands swayed and manipulated by Louise, and almost always follows along with her adventures and schemes. This dynamic has extended to hurt Tina in episodes like "Tina Tailor Soldier Spy" and "Bye Bye Boo Boo". When Louise gets carried abroad, Tina is portrayed as the vocalism of reason/ conscience that reigns her footling sister in and teaches her lessons well-nigh growing up.
Friends
Kaylee Morganstern
Kaylee fabricated her first appearance in "A Fish Called Tina" as Tina's preferred 'Niggling Fish' in the Large-Fish Piddling-Fish mentoring action. Although she didn't make much of an impression on Louise during that time, in "Prank Yous for Beingness a Friend", she comes in aid of Louise asking her for help how to get into trouble, and so that she could get homeschooled. (SPOILERS) In the finish of the episode, all the same, Louise realizes that Kaylee had the incorrect reasons to get out Wagstaff, equally she had merely wanted to exit so that she could be lone and not take to talk to anyone anymore, she calls of what would have been 'the greatest prank the globe will never encounter' and ends up befriending Kaylee.
Jessica
In "Slumber Party", Linda is shocked that Louise has never been to a slumber party and wants her daughter to have a best girl friend, like Ginger. Linda invites several girls over and Louise scares all of them off except Jessica. Louise, partially influenced by her hatred of the forced sleepover, believes Jessica to be a slow individual. Yet, this soon changes later they bond over Jessica's spy like mission to retrieve her pajama pants. Louise is impressed with her lock picking skills and pillow fighting. In render, Jessica appreciates Louise's lack of judgement over her bedwetting tendencies. Louise decides she likes Jessica and wants to continue a sleepover with her.
In "Three Girls and a Little Wharfy", Jessica and Louise hang out in one case over again. She gets jealous that Jessica has been hanging out with Fifth Grade Megan. Louise thinks that Megan is crazy and doesn't desire her to get 'poor, sweetness Jessica' dragged into that stuff.
Jessica would exist Louise'due south first female friend, as she usually just hangs out with her siblings, or boys that share her similar tomboy-ish interests like Burobu.
Andy and Ollie Pesto
Through Louise'southward manipulation or their sheer willingness, the Pesto twins accept consistently institute themselves involved in Louise's schemes and/or mishaps. In "Art Crawl", the boys are recruited (Deadline enslaved) by Louise to produce art for monetary proceeds. Past the end of the episode, Louise shows no remorse towards her actions and continues to lord her power over them.
Dear-Interests
Regular Sized Rudy
Louise was first introduced to Rudy in "Carpe Museum" after being paired with him for a field trip. Despite having about no choice in their partnership, Louise and Rudy appear to connect quickly, the latter even assisting the one-time in heckling Mr. Frond on the charabanc.
In "The Kids Rob a Train", a scheming Louise includes Rudy in her plans to rob the train's chocolate. While running parallel to the train, Rudy suggests that Louise hands over the chocolate then he and the other Belcher kids could pull her through the window. Though hesitant, Louise decides to trust Rudy and allow him to aid her. When they're all consuming melted chocolate, Rudy jokingly fakes an allergic reaction. Out of all the Belcher kids, Louise shows an especially distressed reaction by existence the first to approach him. When Rudy reveals it to be a farce, the youngest Belcher responds by lightly kicking him in the leg.
Louise has never purposefully tried to impale or otherwise harm Rudy, which counts as a serious soft spot by her standards. Despite this, Louise makes information technology abundantly clear that she has no problem teasing her asthmatic classmate, as shown in episodes such as "Friends with Burger-fits" and "Dawn of the Peck".
The show has never really suggested a romance before, which makes information technology all the more than impressive how quickly they commit to the idea one time it's out in that location in "Bob Really". The episode cleverly subverts Louise's—and at least some of the audition's—expectations by having Rudy actually behave a torch for someone else, which lets Louise move from weird, bad feelings similar attraction and love and into much clearer, easier emotions similar jealousy and rage.
Louise decides to meet him afterwards school in "Bob Actually". She then tells him that Chloe (Rudy's valentine involvement) will not show upwards because she is not in honey with him and she surprises him by kissing him on the oral cavity. Afterwards she slaps him and threatens him so he will not tell anyone about their kiss or she will "terminate him".
Louise will sometimes call Rudy "Buddy" and can be heard calling him that in episodes like "As I Walk Through the Alley of the Shadow of Ramps" and "Y Tu Ga-Ga Tambien". She also chosen him "Rudy-Rudes" while trying to comfort him about his ruined altogether. ("House of 1000 Bounces")
Boo Boo
Louise has palpably insane feelings for a pint-sized pop star. Louise swoons for Boo Boo—the moment where Louise strokes her computer screen while swearing she will have her reunion with Boo Boo. Almost of this is just a retread of Louise's original run into with "Boyz 4 Now". Louise's beat can fit in with the residual of her grapheme, every bit Louise repeatedly recognizes how disgustingly out-of-character her feelings are. Louise clearly hates this about herself, yet she is far as well overwhelmed to deny her crush, which opens up yet some other vein in "Just I of the Boyz 4 Now for Now".
The proper noun Louise means "famous warrior" in Erstwhile German.
Information technology's shown in "The Belchies" that her apparel has pockets when she pulls out the treasure map.
It's implied that Tina and Louise used to share a room, until Louise converted the hall cupboard into her bedroom so she wouldn't take to share her space. It is unknown at what historic period she moved into the closet.
Louise is the only main grapheme to be voiced past a woman.
Louise is the only Belcher who hasn't been shown with their hair covering their forehead.
Louise used to build pillow forts with her parents when she was little, as shown in a flashback from "Sacred Burrow".
Besides her siblings, Louise seems to be friends with the Pesto twins; and even meliorate Regular Sized Rudy; In the episode "Slumber Party", she makes friends with Jessica.
In "Spaghetti Western and Meatballs" (season 1), Louise cries for the start fourth dimension, and in "Big Blood brother, Where Fart Thou?" (season 7), she cries a 2nd time.
In "The Unnatural," Louise claims to accept sold her soul and suffered no ill effects.
Louise told Tina Belcher that she but poops once a week, as shown during the episode, "Broadcast Wagstaff School News".
Every bit said in "Hamburger Dinner Theater", Louise hates Canada.
Louise's favourite object or matter in the world is her "Kuchi Kopi" toy.
Louise seems to take an affinity for animals and she is very compassionate towards them, even those she doesn't like.
Louise claims that she always carries a gun when she goes out, but it varies depending on the situation or location.
Louise inherited Bob'southward fear of the dentist.
According to Louise herself, she, among her siblings, is the only i who knows the way to school and ever guides Gene and Tina.
Louise one time told Andy and Ollie that she wants to salve her Blood and her Saliva for their wedding night, so deep down she has a desire to ally every bit an adult.
Louise saw "Game of Thrones"
Louise holds the record for the nearly punishments at her schoolhouse.
It is unknown at what stage of her life Louise began to clothing her bunny ears, simply information technology was mayhap betwixt her rise from Baby to Girl, since as a baby she wore a baby lid of the same colour only without ears, so she could have done it. done. she was between 2 and three years old.
Louise has a mature style of thinking for her historic period and tin can come with very elaborate and calculating plans and strategies, nonetheless, every bit demonstrated in the episode "The Millie-Churian Candidate", it is her own emotions and her own sense of justice. that make it fail at times.
Louise during previous seasons is shown as a sadistic and destructive entity, all the same, in contempo seasons, this has possibly been reduced, due to her slow maturation.
Bob claims that Gene and Tina were born solely because he and Linda were bored, while Louise was genuinely born out of her passion and want.
Peradventure, Louise within her firm is the most beloved: Bob prefers to work with Tina only because she is the most responsible for her children, but with Louise he seems to understand each other and have more than fun. Tina likes spending more time with Louise than with Gene because she feels that as a woman, she has a duty to guide and teach her, in the aforementioned fashion, they are both considered the most intelligent and manipulative in her household. Gene spends more fourth dimension with Louise than with Tina, every bit Louise seems to empathise him improve, they bond constantly and manage to spy, mischief and deceive Tina. In the same way, all this affection could be mainly due to the fact that she is the youngest in her business firm.
Despite her young age, Louise is considered a tomboy.
Frequently times, if there is an argument and division in her dwelling house, Louise chooses to join the side of chaos and madness.
Louise uses mostly her right hand, but in "Clamber Infinite", she is seen to do coloring with Mr. Frond'southward crayons using her left hand, hinting that she may be ambidextrous.
Different her family unit, she appeared in iii cameos on The Simpsons and not only 2.
Louise doesn't like state music.
Louise is a dandy connoisseur of Japanese culture, so she could be considered an Otaku.
Louise has stolen Gene and Tina'due south monthly allowances for over 4 years.
Louise is frequently seen cartoon ("Crawl Space", "Li'l Hard Dad").
Louise is closer to her dad than her mom, even when she was an baby she preferred Bob over Linda.
Starting in the episode "Boyz four At present", Louise has an extreme crush on boyband member Boo Boo, of which she is completely embarrassed ("The Hauntening", "Cheerio Good day Boo Boo", "Just One of the Boyz 4 Now for At present")
Louise ofttimes gets detention, as seen in "The Cook, the Steve, the Gayle & Her Lover". Once, she even got in school suspension (Thelma & Louise Except Thelma is Linda").
Louise and Regular Sized Rudy shared their first kisses in the Valentine's Mean solar day episode "Bob Actually".
According to Creator Loren Bouchard in an[3] interview with The AV Society, Louise's signature rabbit ears are based off a graphic symbol from the anime Tekkonkinkreet, claiming "Yous get a little cognitive dissonance where you experience Louise both as a fiddling girl and Bugs Bunny at the same time."
Louise has a knack for thinking adults are mode older than they really are, such as thinking Bob is lxxx and how Edith fought the dinosaurs.
According to Gene in "Worms of In-Rear-ment", Louise has always wanted to run across Machu Picchu.
Looks like this duo really has something in common, right?
Louise'south The Slap-up North counterpart is Moon Tobin as both are the youngest, somehow smart for someone their age, and what makes them most like (or, in other words, alike) is that they both article of clothing animal-themed clothing to conceal their hair (in this example, a bunny hat and bear costume, respectively.)
Quotes
"Sorry, I'm saving my spit and claret for my honeymoon."
"Turns out dad has been putting murdered cows in our hamburgers."
"And I'm going to get my gun license, finally."
"I hope they're using protection because I am not taking intendance of that baby."
"Why don't you offset speaking in words instead of your DAMN DIRTY LIES!"
"Your room looks like it was decorated past a perverted jockey."
"I said shut your mouth, it'southward fine art clamber."
"Hey, I don't appreciate your lack of sarcasm."
"The treasure's in the scissure of the donkey, I can aroma it."
"Don't tell me to close up!"
"And I told you I have a raging staph infection nether here! Touch this lid and we all go down! You want to play dodge ball in the hospital?!"
"Full bars? Full bars! FULL BARS? She only gave us Full-Sized Chocolate Confined! Does she know? Oh my god! Was it an accident?"
"Kissing is like a fight with lips."
"I olfactory property fear on you lot."
"Yep! Messing with Tina is a privilege, not a right!"
"Dad, why does art crawl suck so much?"
"Yous Scent LIKE OINTMENT AND PEE!"
"Alright listen up! So all these suckers come out for art crawl. And they all wanna pay money for crap. So paint some crap and we can sell it."
"Dad, I'chiliad ix. I spit out vegetables and hide them around the house."
"Ill!"
—Many episodes
"Yeah, who wouldn't want to molest this face up?"
"You have to pull... yourself... together. You have two children and a Louise to take intendance of!"
"I told you, wipe front to back."
"YOU Close UP, MOM!"
"You lot hear me, people? I'm saying it loud and proud; I... Like... BOO BOO!"
"Information technology's Louise, as in 'Jeez Louise, Y'all're the best!"
"MURDERER!"
"Shut UP! It DOESN'T MATTER!"
"That checks out."
—Multiple episodes
References
↑still in fourth grade as of season 10, in "Poops!… I Didn't Exercise It Again" her instructor says "welcome to the fourth grade lock-in"
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