History Fanfic / RickAndTheLoudHouse

* AdaptationDeviation: Chapter 19 follows the plot of "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS2E6TheRicksMustBeCrazy The Ricks Must Be Crazy]]" where Rick must travel into the microverse battery of his car, combined with the plot of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS2E22LegendsMallOfDuty Mall of Duty]]" where Lincoln must watch over Lily, Lisa, Lola, and Lana at the mall. With the exception of Lily, the siblings decide to join Rick on his adventure in the microverse. Unlike the original episode, where Zeep chooses to continue powering Rick's car so his universe won't be destroyed, Lisa convinces Rick to use Zeep's miniverse in exchange for the teenyverse so he wouldn't have to keep using Zeep's universe anymore.

** In the original show, Leni was unable to get her driver's license because Lori sabotages her attempt. While the same events are played out in the story, Leni actually succeeds in getting her driver's license after a second try because [[UnfulfilledPurposeMisery Mr. Meeseeks]] was the one tasked with helping her learn how to drive rather than Lincoln.
** [[spoiler:Benny is no longer Luan's boyfriend in this continuity. After Rick accidentally "Cronenberg" the world, he and the siblings go to live in another dimension that's only 99.8% the same as their previous one. Unfortunately, the 0.2% that's different included Benny's feelings for Luan]].
** Tammy exists in the [=LH=] continuity rather than the [=RM=] continuity, being written as a childhood friend of Lori and Carol.

** Several chapters that have Lucy as a prominent character remind us that, as much of a CreepyChild as she is, she's still a child nonetheless. So it's only natural that Lucy would be scared whenever she's put in a life threatening situation, and cannot bring herself to actually hurt other. A prime example would be in Chapter 22 where Rick takes her and Lincoln to an alien planet that's about to have a Purge. Lucy finds out that watching people get murdered in a horror movie is '''''much''''' different than watching real live people (or in her case, aliens) get murdered.

** Lucy finally achieves her dream of becoming a vampire in Chapter 20 thanks to Rick, but quickly learns that there are mostly downsides. For starters, when Lucy turns herself into a bat, she can't fly simply because she doesn't know ''how'' to. Second, Royal Woods is established to be a fairly quiet town where people go to sleep right as the sun goes down, so her attempts to find a potential victim in the middle of the night is unsuccessful. Lastly, Lucy finds out she doesn't ''actually'' want to harm another person.
** From the same chapter, when Lucy reveals to her morticians club that she's become a vampire, they all express slight fear towards her (except for Rocky and Haiku, [[SeenItAll who have already seen what Lucy's grandfather can do]]). The morticians club may consist of gloomy NightmareFetishist[=s=], but it's made apparent that they've never expected to encounter a live vampire and know very well that they could get hurt. Lucy herself only proves this point further when, due to blood withdrawal, she attacks Haiku when the latter offered some blood to her. And as Chapter 22 mentioned, the club members were still upset with Lucy over it.

--->'''Rick:''' "You don't know this girl. You don't why she could be bullying Lincoln. She could just be a jerk. B-besides, what are you trying to teach him? That when someone treats you like crap and puts gum in your hair, it means they love you?"
* RecursiveReality:
** Chapter 4 follows the same plot as "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS1E4MNightShaymAliens M. Night Shaym-Aliens!]]," with the only difference is that it combines the plot of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS2E21NoLaughingMatterNoSpoilers No Laughing Matter]]" in which Luan begins to acknowledge that her family finds her jokes annoying.
** Chapter 19 follows the plot of "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS2E6TheRicksMustBeCrazy The Ricks Must Be Crazy]]" where Rick must travel into the microverse battery of his car, combined with the plot of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS2E22LegendsMallOfDuty Mall of Duty]]" where Lincoln must watch over Lily, Lisa, Lola, and Lana at the mall. With the exception of Lily, the siblings decide to join Rick on his adventure in the microverse. Unlike the original episode, where Zeep chooses to continue powering Rick's car so his universe won't be destroyed, Lisa convinces Rick to use Zeep's miniverse in exchange for the teenyverse so he wouldn't have to keep using Zeep's universe anymore.

* SkeweredPriorities: In some chapters, the siblings tend to ignore or downplay bigger, potentially life-threatening issues in favor of their their own more personal issues.

* DarkerAndEdgier: PlayedWith, considering the two shows contrast each other in content. While the violence, crude humor, and profanity is perfectly in-tone with [=RaM=], it's a far cry from [=LH=]'s simple SliceOfLife nature.

* LighterAndSofter: Again, PlayedWith. Some of the more disturbing moments from [=RaM=] are either toned down or removed entirely to better integrate itself within the family-friendly [=LH=] setting. In fact, the author confirmed that he wouldn't write chapters based on either "Raising Gazorpazorp" and "The ABC's of Beth," feeling both episodes are too mature to be written alongside [=LH=].

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each chapter title is a combination of episode titles from each respective show. The only exceptions so far are Chapters 2 ("Lawnmower Dog"), 8 ("For Bros About to Rock"), 11 ("The Citadel of Ricks"), and 23 ("The Dead House"; in fact, this specific chapter is completely original).

** Several events from later [=LH=] episodes happen much earlier in the story. For example, Chapter 4 combines the plot of "No Laughing Matter" and "M. Night Shaym-Aliens!" As the story goes in the order of [=RaM=]'s episode list, this technically means that Chapter 4 serves as the fourth episode, even though "No Laughing Matter" is the 39th episode of [=LH=].

* TakeThat: In Chapter 22, Lucy claims to have seen ''Film/ThePurge'', and that it "kinda sucked."

* DeadPersonConversation: [[spoiler: Chapter 23 reveals that the Loud House was being haunted by the original siblings of the dimension that the current siblings are now living in, who were killed and later replaced. Lucy was able to interact with the ghosts and kept their existence a secret by making sure they stayed in her room]].

** Chapter 10 has Lola attacking a beauty contest trying to get to Lincoln and Lana after she [[ItMakesSenseInContext literally turns into a demon upon consuming a drink given to her by Mr. Needful]]. Because the entire incident was recorded live on national TV, Lola ends up getting barred from future contests.

* IdiosyncraticEpisodeNaming: Each chapter title is a combination of episode titles from each respective show. The only exceptions so far are Chapters 2 ("Lawnmower Dog"), 8 ("For Bros About to Rock"), and 11 ("The Citadel of Ricks").

As the name indicates, the story is a {{crossover}} between ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse''. However, the story is set in an alternate universe where Rick has eleven grandchildren rather than just two, and is Lynn Sr.'s father rather than Beth's. The story is unique in that it combines plot lines from their respective series. For example, the first chapter, "Left In Another Dimension," is a cross between "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS1E1Pilot Pilot]]" and "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E1LeftInTheDarkGetTheMessage Left in the Dark]]." The author states that each chapter will go in the order of ''Rick and Morty'''s original episode list, but episodes of ''The Loud House'' will vary.

** Generally speaking, much like Morty and Summer, the Loud siblings are occasionally shown to be affected by the misadventures they are put through.
** Several chapters that focus on Lucy remind us that, as much of a CreepyChild as she is, she's still a child nonetheless. So it's only natural that Lucy would be scared whenever she's put in a life threatening situation, and cannot bring herself to actually hurt other people. A prime example would be in Chapter 22 where Rick takes her and Lincoln to an alien planet that's about to have a Purge. Lucy finds out that watching people get murdered in a horror movie is ''much'' different than watching real live people (or in her case, aliens) get murdered.

** Just like in his series proper, Rick loves to give these out.
*** In the first chapter, he calls out Lucy and Lincoln, and the rest of the Loud siblings by extension, for their frequent selfishness when the two accuse ''him'' of being selfish.

*** In Chapter 3, Rick calls out the sisters again for believing that Ronnie Anne's bullying of Lincoln is a sign that she likes him.

* UnusuallyUninterestingSight: {{Downplayed}}. All of the siblings' friends express awe towards seeing real-life aliens, but otherwise seem casually accepting of them.

* TakeThat: In Chapter 22, Lucy claims to have seen ''Film/ThePurge'', and that it "kinda sucked."

* BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor: Rick turns Lucy into a vampire in Chapter 20, finally accomplishing a lifelong dream of hers. However, it's not as great as she thought it would be. Lucy can't fly as a bat because she doesn't know how to, she can literally only consume blood as regular human food will taste foul to her (meaning that Lucy can no longer eat [[TrademarkFavoriteFood chocolate]] anymore), Royal Woods is a quiet town that makes victim hunting a long and boring experience, and a lack of blood consumption will cause Lucy to go feral and potentially lose her humanity all together.

* DarkerAndEdgier: PlayedWith, considering the shows contrast each other in content. While the violence, crude humor, and profanity is perfectly in-tone with ''Rick and Morty'', it's a far cry from ''The Loud House'''s simple SliceOfLife nature.

** In Chapter 1, Rick specifically requests Lincoln to smuggle the mega-seeds up his butt because, not only has Rick smuggled things up his butt so many times that he can no longer put anything else up there, but he cannot bring himself to ask Lucy to do it because he finds the thought disgusting.
** Also from the first chapter, when Lori finds out that Rick is responsible for shutting off their power, Lisa is against interfering with whatever Rick was doing at the time. Lisa is a MadScientist herself, but she knows full well that messing with any of [[TheSociopath Rick]]'s experiments can lead to disaster as much as anyone messing with her's.
** In Chapter 3, even [[ThePigPen Lana]] is disgusted when her, Lincoln, and Carol had to exit Ronnie Anne's body from... [[ToiletHumor the basement]].

* LighterAndSofter: Again, PlayedWith. Some of the more highly profane moments from [=RaM=] are either toned down or removed entirely to better integrate itself within the [=LH=] universe. In fact, the author confirmed that he wouldn't write chapters based on either "Raising Gazorpazorp" and "The ABC's of Beth," feeling both episodes are too mature to be written alongside [=LH=].
* {{Hypocrite}}: In Chapter 3, Rick calls out the sisters for constantly meddling with Lincoln's life. Then it turns out he did some meddling of his own when he builds Anatomy Park inside Ronnie Anne's body when he saw her picking on Lincoln (though he claims to have been drunk at the time). [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by Lori.

** Several chapters that focus on Lucy remind us that, as much of a CreepyChild as she is, she's still a child nonetheless. So it's only natural that Lucy would freak out whenever she finds herself in a life threatening situation, and cannot bring herself to actually hurt other people. A prime example would be in Chapter 22 where Rick takes her and Lincoln to an alien planet that's about to have a Purge. Lucy finds out that watching people get murdered in a horror movie is ''much'' different than watching real live people (or in her case, aliens) get murdered.

** Chapter 10 has Lola attacking a beauty contest after she [[ItMakesSenseInContext literally turns into a demon upon consuming a drink given to her by Mr. Needful]]. Because the entire incident was recorded live on national TV, Lola ends up getting barred from future contests.

** Lucy finally achieves her dream of becoming a vampire in Chapter 20 thanks to Rick, but quickly learns that there are some downsides. For starters, when Lucy turns herself into a bat, she can't fly simply because she doesn't know ''how'' to. Second, Royal Woods is established to be a fairly quiet town, so her attempts to find a potential victim in the middle of the night is unsuccessful. Lastly, Lucy just simply can't find it in herself to harm another person.
** From the same chapter, when Lucy reveals to her morticians club that she's become a vampire, they become slightly freaked out (except for Rocky and Haiku, [[SeenItAll who have already seen what Lucy's grandfather can do]]). The morticians club may consist of gloomy NightmareFetishist[=s=], but it's made apparent that they've never expected to encounter an actual vampire and know very well that they could get hurt. Lucy herself only proves this point further when, due to blood withdrawal, she attacks Haiku when the latter offered some blood to her. And as Chapter 22 mentioned, the club members were still scared and upset with Lucy over it.

** Apparently, Rick takes Lincoln on interdimensional travels more often than he does the sisters, so Lincoln is more desensitized to the weird things he encounters.

* ShouldntWeBeInSchoolRightNow: Averted. There isn't any mention of the Loud siblings missing any school because of Rick, unlike in the original where Morty frequently misses school because he goes on so many adventures.

* LighterAndSofter: Again, PlayedWith. Some of the more highly profane moments from [=RaM=] are either toned down or removed entirely to better integrate itself within the [=LH=] universe. In fact, the author confirmed that we wouldn't write chapters based on either "Raising Gazorpazorp" and "The ABC's of Beth," feeling both episodes are too mature to be written alongside [=LH=].
* {{Hypocrite}}: In Chapter 3, Rick calls out the sisters for constantly meddling with Lincoln's life. Then it turns out he did some meddling of his own when he builds Anatomy Park inside Ronnie Anne's body when he saw her picking on Lincoln (though he claims to have been drunk at the time). {{Lampshade|Trope}} by Lori.

** The sisters themselves gradually become more this trope, thanks to Rick deciding to take them on adventures more often.

As the name indicates, the story is a {{crossover}} between ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse''. However, the story is set in an alternate universe where Rick has eleven grandchildren rather than just two, and is Lynn Sr.'s father rather than Beth's. The story is unique in that it combines plot lines from their respective series. For example, the first chapter, "Left In Another Dimension," is a cross between "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS1E1Pilot Pilot]]" and "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E1LeftInTheDarkGetTheMessage Left in the Dark]]." The author states that each chapter will go in the order of ''Rick and Morty'''s original episode list, but episodes of ''The Loud House'' will vary. [[note]]the author has also clarified that "Raising Gazorpazorp" and "The ABC's of Beth" are excluded, feeling both episodes to be too mature to crossover with ''The Loud House''.[[/note]]

* LighterAndSofter: Again, PlayedWith. Some of the more highly profane moments from [=RaM=] were either toned down or removed entirely to better integrate itself within the [=LH=] universe.

** Chapter 19 follows the plot of "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS2E6TheRicksMustBeCrazy The Ricks Must Be Crazy]]" where Rick must travel into the microverse battery of his car, combined with the plot of "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS2E22LegendsMallOfDuty Mall of Duty]]" where Lincoln must watch over Lily, Lisa, Lola, and Lana at the mall. With the exception of Lily, the siblings decide to join Rick on his adventure in the microverse. Unlike the original episode, where Zeep chooses to continue powering Rick's car so his universe won't be destroyed, Lisa convinces Rick to use Zeep's miniverse in exchange for the teenyverse so he wouldn't have to keep using Zeep's universe anymore.

* {{Hypocrite}}: In Chapter 3, Rick calls out the sisters for constantly meddling with Lincoln's life. Then it turns out he did some meddling of his own when he builds Anatomy Park inside Ronnie Anne's body when he saw her picking on Lincoln (though he claims to have been drunk at the time). Lampshaded by Lori.

** Rick is a highly downplayed example. He remains the snarky and cynical MadScientist that he is in his respective show, but some of his more overtly negative traits are lessened. For example, Rick saves Lincoln from falling off a cliff, injects Lincoln with a serum that would negate the effects of the mega seeds dissolving in his butt, and admits that the whole love potion incident was partially his fault. None of which Rick does in the original show.

* BeCareWhatYouWishFor: Rick turns Lucy into a vampire in Chapter 20, finally accomplishing a lifelong dream of hers. However, it's not as great as she thought it would be. Lucy can't fly as a bat because she doesn't know how to, she can literally only consume blood as regular human food will taste foul to her (meaning that Lucy can no longer eat [[TrademarkFavoriteFood chocolate]] anymore), Royal Woods is a quiet town that makes victim hunting a long and boring experience, and a lack of blood consumption will cause Lucy to go feral and potentially lose her humanity all together.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Played with, considering the shows contrast each other in content. While the violence, crude humor, and profanity is perfectly in-tone with ''Rick and Morty'', it's a far cry from ''The Loud House'''s simple SliceOfLife nature.
* DoubleStandardAbuseFemaleOnMale: Averted in Chapter 3; when Lincoln reveals that his bully is actually a girl, all the sisters {{squee}} and believe that the girl has a crush on him. Rick, however, calls each of them out for assuming that a girl treating a boy like crap means that she likes him.
* LighterAndSofter: Again, played with. Some of the more highly profane moments from [=RaM=] were either toned down or removed entirely to better integrate itself within the [=LH=] universe.

** Several chapters that focus on Lucy remind us that, as much of a CreepyChild as she is, she's still a child nonetheless. So it's only natural that Lucy would freak out whenever she finds herself in a life threatening situation, and cannot bring herself to actually hurt other people. A prime example would be in Chapter 22 where her and Lincoln visit an alien planet that's about to have a Purge. Lucy finds out that watching people get murdered in a horror movie is ''much'' different than watching real people (or in her case, aliens) get murdered.

** Lucy finally achieves her dream of becoming a vampire in Chapter 20 thanks to Rick, but quickly learns that there are some downsides. For starters, when Lucy turns herself into a bat, she can't fly simply because she doesn't know ''how'' to. Second, it turns out that Royal Woods is a fairly quiet town, so her attempts to find a potential victim in the middle of the night is unsuccessful. Lastly, Lucy just simply can't find it in herself to harm another person.

** In "Driving Miss Hazy With Mr. Meeseeks," Leni successfully obtains her driver's license with the help of Mr. Meeseeks. However, a police officer stops her, Luna, and Lori from leaving the DMV and informs them that have a lot of questions to answer. This is attributed to Mr. Meeseeks taking the DMV hostage to assure that Leni passes her driving test.
** "Toads, Tiaras And Something Ricked" has Lola attacking a beauty contest after she [[ItMakesSenseInContext literally turns into a demon upon consuming a drink given to her by Mr. Needful]]. Because the entire incident was recorded live on national TV, Lola ends up getting barred from future contests.

-->'''Rick:''' "You know what I think the problem is with both of you and the rest of your sisters? Y-you're all selfish! The only thing you care about is me, me, me. Like I know it's really stupid that there's only one TV and one bathroom in the whole house but y-you never try to work anything out. Y-you just fight over it! And now you're calling ''me'' selfish? How do you know I'm not doing something for everyone's benefit? You ever think about that L-Lincoln?"

-->'''Rick:''' "Seriously? Y-You think because this bully is a girl that she likes him? What is this? The nineties?"
-->'''Lori:''' ''(uneasy)'' "B-but, that's just how it is when boys and girls tease each other."
-->'''Rick:''' "You don't know this girl. You don't why she could be bullying Lincoln. She could just be a jerk. B-besides, what are you trying to teach him? That when someone treats you like crap and puts gum in your hair, it means they love you?"

** "Toads, Tiaras And Something Ricked" has Lola attacking a beauty contest after she [[ItMakesSenseInContext literally turns into a demon upon consuming a drink given to her by Mr. Needful]]. Because the entire incident was recorded live on national TV, Lola ends up getting barred from future contests.

** In "Driving Miss Hazy With Mr. Meeseeks," Leni successfully obtains her driver's license with the help of Mr. Meeseeks. However, a police officer stops her, Luna, and Lori from leaving the DMV and informs them that have a lot of questions to answer. This is attributed to Mr. Meeseeks taking the DMV hostage to assure that Leni passes her driving test.

** Rick is a highly downplayed example. He remains the snarky and cynical MadScientist that he is in his respective show, but some of his more overtly negative traits are lessened. For example, Rick admits that the whole love potion incident was partially his fault, something he never did in the original show.

* OutOfFocus: Rita and Lynn Sr. play the role of Jerry and Beth respectively in this setting. However, whereas Jerry and Beth were prominent characters, Rita and Lynn Sr. are heavily sidelined in favor of focusing on the Loud siblings.

* OutOfFocus: Unlike Beth and Jerry, who were prominent characters, Rita and Lynn Sr. are heavily sidelined in favor of focusing on the Loud siblings.

As the name indicates, the story is a {{crossover}} between ''WesternAnimation/RickAndMorty'' and ''WesternAnimation/TheLoudHouse''. However, the story is set in an alternate universe where Rick has eleven grandchildren rather than just two, and is Lynn Sr.'s father rather than Beth's. The story is unique in that it combines plot lines from their respective series. For example, the first chapter, "Left In Another Dimension," is a cross between "[[Recap/RickAndMortyS1E1Pilot Pilot]]" and "[[Recap/TheLoudHouseS1E1LeftInTheDarkGetTheMessage Left in the Dark]]." The author states that each chapter will go in the order of ''Rick and Morty'''s original episode list, but episodes of ''The Loud House'' will vary. [[note]]the author has also clarified that "Raising Gazorpazorp" and "The ABC's of Beth" are excluded, feeling both episodes to be too mature to properly integrate into ''The Loud House''.[[/note]]

Can be found and read [[https://www.fanfiction.net/s/13304784/1/Rick-and-The-Loud-House here]].