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* HasTwoMommies: Claudia’s mothers, Holly and Harriet, are the gender-flipped counterparts of Howard and Harold [=McBride=].
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Removing leftovers from Getting Crap Past The Radar cleanup.
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%% * GettingCrapPastThe Radar: Due to overwhelming and persistent misuse, GCPTR is on-page examples only until 01 June 2021. If you are reading this in the future, please check the trope page to make sure your example fits the current definition.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: The Loud brothers are bit nicer than their portrayal in "One of the Boys", at least in the dimension with all sons. Though they're more like the ones from the dimension with Linka, and they have more respect for their dad.
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* AdaptationalNiceGuy: The Loud brothers are bit a lot nicer than their portrayal in "One of the Boys", at least in the dimension with all sons. Though they're more like the ones from the dimension with Linka, and they have more respect for their dad.
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* RealMenWearPink: Loni is an aspiring fashion designer, and Lexx's usual prince outfit consists of a pink cape[[note]]Incidentally, [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/theloudhouse/images/3/3c/S1E23A_Genderbent_Louds_Production_Art.jpg early concept art]] shows that Lexx's outfit is entirely pink.[[/note]] and he's an aspiring stage actor who knows several musicals like the back of his hand and wants to perform on Broadway someday.
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* RealMenWearPink: Loni is an aspiring fashion designer, and Lexx's usual prince outfit consists of a pink cape[[note]]Incidentally, cape[[note]]Though the [[https://vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/theloudhouse/images/3/3c/S1E23A_Genderbent_Louds_Production_Art.jpg early original concept art]] shows that Lexx's outfit is was entirely pink.[[/note]] and he's an aspiring stage actor who knows several musicals like the back of his hand and wants to perform on Broadway someday.
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Dewicked trope
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* AdultFear: [[spoiler: In Chapter 23, when Lynn Sr. and Rita nearly lost custody of their children.]]
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Plot Happens, none of these outcomes are "Surprisingly Realistic" and are just shoehorns
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* AgeInappropriateArt: In "Crazy Little Thing", Lexx auditions for the Royal Woods Community Theater's Talent Night by tap-dancing and singing "Turn It Off" from ''[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon All About Mormons!]]''. [[RealityEnsues They turn him down]].
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* AgeInappropriateArt: In "Crazy Little Thing", Lexx auditions for the Royal Woods Community Theater's Talent Night by tap-dancing and singing "Turn It Off" from ''[[Theatre/TheBookOfMormon All About Mormons!]]''. [[RealityEnsues They turn him down]].down.
* DontSplitUsUp: [[spoiler: In Chapter 23, the Loud siblings were nearly taken away by Child Services to live in separate homes (with the older boys in one, the younger half in another, and Linka in a home that will only take girls), due to the difficulty of raising a large family as well as some tensions between siblings.]]
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* RealityEnsues:
** Loni's flashback in "A Walk Down Linka Lane" reveals that when Linka was a baby, she had nothing but her older brothers' hand-me-down clothes to wear between the fact that she was the first (and only) daughter Lynn Sr. and Rita had after five boys and the fact that they couldn't afford to buy new baby clothing. This is what prompts the original Gram-Gram's decision to make some feminine clothing for her.
** [[spoiler: In Chapter 23, the Loud siblings were nearly [[DontSplitUsUp taken away by Child Services]] to live in separate homes (with the older boys in one, the younger half in another, and Linka in a home that will only take girls), due to the difficulty of raising a large family as well as some tensions between siblings.]]
** In Chapter 27, Linka and her family are in quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic.
** Loni's flashback in "A Walk Down Linka Lane" reveals that when Linka was a baby, she had nothing but her older brothers' hand-me-down clothes to wear between the fact that she was the first (and only) daughter Lynn Sr. and Rita had after five boys and the fact that they couldn't afford to buy new baby clothing. This is what prompts the original Gram-Gram's decision to make some feminine clothing for her.
** [[spoiler: In Chapter 23, the Loud siblings were nearly [[DontSplitUsUp taken away by Child Services]] to live in separate homes (with the older boys in one, the younger half in another, and Linka in a home that will only take girls), due to the difficulty of raising a large family as well as some tensions between siblings.]]
** In Chapter 27, Linka and her family are in quarantine during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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* AbuseMistake: In Chapter 3, Linka's older brothers comment on how some of their classmates think they bully her for being the only girl in the family, when in reality it's just harmless teasing.
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* AbuseMistake: AbuseMistake:
** In Chapter 3, Linka's older brothers comment on how some of their classmates think they bully her for being the only girl in the family, when in reality it's just harmlessteasing.teasing.
** A more serious version happens in Chapter 23 when the school's new guidance counselor, who has never met the Louds before, mistakes some out of context interactions with them (Linka having a black eye and seemingly trying to avoid the question on where she got it, Leif being dirty and Levi having access to dangerous chemicals) for their parents neglecting them.
** In Chapter 3, Linka's older brothers comment on how some of their classmates think they bully her for being the only girl in the family, when in reality it's just harmless
** A more serious version happens in Chapter 23 when the school's new guidance counselor, who has never met the Louds before, mistakes some out of context interactions with them (Linka having a black eye and seemingly trying to avoid the question on where she got it, Leif being dirty and Levi having access to dangerous chemicals) for their parents neglecting them.
