History Fanfic / RickAndTheLoudHouse

* BlackAndGreyMorality: Overlaps with GreyAndGreyMorality. By virtue of crossing over a nihilistic adult cartoon with an upbeat children's cartoon, it becomes clear that the themes of the former slowly creeps over the overly sunny tune of the latter's cast of characters, with the Louds and their friends quickly progressing through [[CharacterDevelopment Character Development]] due to ever increasingly dangerous adventures that Rick gets them involved with and the variety of morally ambiguous elements that put their lives into jeopardy. Some characters become cynical or become imbued with angst, are forced to commit morally questionable acts to protect themselves, while others become mentally warped because of the many things Rick does that affect them.

* ToonPhysics / AmusingInjuries: Completely [[AvertedTrope averted]] as a result of assimilating the gritty, grounded physics of ''Rick and Morty'' into ''The Loud House''. Characters from both series actually suffer painful injuries or die extremely gory deaths, more than enough to traumatize the ''Loud House'' cast, who in their home series frequently survive beatings and other injures that would normally kill a normal person, let alone a child. This meant the Loud siblings or anyone in TLH's cast don't engage in [[BigBallOfViolence fight clouds]], and when they fight, expect serious injuries that aren't amusing at all.

* ToonPhysics / AmusingInjuries: Completely [[AvertedTrope averted]] as a result of assimilating the gritty, grounded physics of ''Rick and Morty'' into ''The Loud House''. Characters from both series actually suffer painful injuries or die extremely gory deaths, more than enough to traumatize the ''Loud House'' cast, who in their home series survive beatings and other injures. This meant the Loud siblings or anyone in TLH's cast don't engage in [[BigBallOfViolence fight clouds]], and when they fight, expect serious injuries that aren't amusing at all.
** For example, in "Lynner Takes The Stone", [[spoiler: Lynn has her eye ''sliced out'' by a Death Stalker, causing her to wail a hauntingly macabre scream of agony, to Lincoln's sheer horror. ]], which shouldn't be at all possible in ''Loud House'' canon.

* ToonPhysics / AmusingInjuries: Completely [[AvertedTrope averted]] as a result of assimilating the gritty, grounded physics of ''Rick and Morty'' into ''The Loud House''. Characters from both series actually suffer painful injuries or die extremely gory deaths, more than enough to traumatize the ''Loud House''cast, who in their home series survive beatings and other injures. This meant the Loud siblings or anyone in TLH's cast don't engage in [[BigBallOfViolence fight clouds]], and when they fight, expect serious injuries that aren't amusing at all.
** For example, in "Lynner Takes The Stone", [[spoiler: Lynn has her eye ''sliced out''by a Death Stalker, causing her to wail a hauntingly macabre scream of agony, to Lincoln's sheer horror. ]], which shouldn't be at all possible in ''Loud House'' canon.

** As a result of Rick living there, the Loud sibling travel anywhere via Rick's space cruiser rather than their family van (Vanzilla). Vanzilla does however, make some sporadic appearances.

* AdaptationLocationChange: Having the Louds as his family means that Rick Sanchez L-137 lives in the fictional town of Royal Woods, Michigan, rather than somewhere outside Seattle, Washington. As a result, The Louds' garage on the right side of the house becomes Rick's primary base of operations, and likely sports the same interior like in ''Rick and Morty'' canon.

* AdaptationalContextChange: So many as a result of crossing the two contrasting shows together. Some chapters may just mix the plot of the shows' respective episodes (Like "The Suite and Sour Conspiracy"), while others retell episodes from either show while adding elements of the episode from the other ("The Rickchurian Loudidate" takes more of the original ''Rick and Morty'' episode than "Not a Loud" from ''The Loud House"). As a result, several characters' roles are either reduced or expanded.

** Rick was always hypocritical in his own series. But here, he criticizes Lynn for her fart humor, even though Rick has demonstrated this humor so many times (like turning Cornvelius Daniel's coffee into a butt in the brainalyzer, or farting for half a minute in "Chasing Gazorpazorp") much more profusely than Lynn does. And by the way, being Rick's granddaughter meant that Lynn inherited Rick's penchant for fart jokes.

* AdaptationAmalgamation: This story tends to combine multiple episodes from various seasons of ''The Loud House'' with adaptations of ''Rick and Morty'' episodes in chronological order, resulting in numerous changes in plotlines like characters going with Rick in his adventures instead of doing their own shenanigans on Earth. The fic also integrates several ''The Casagrandes'' episodes in a story otherwise focusing on ''The Loud House''characters.

MoodWhiplash: It's a given, considering the unpredictable, morally stagnant nature of ''Rick and Morty'' is being applied to the saccharine, mundane atmosphere of ''The Loud House''.
** In their very first chapter, Rick, Lincoln and Lucy are then immediately attacked by a giant green monster while exploring an alien dimension, just when it was quiet and swimmingly sound for the main characters.
** In "The Suite and Sour Conspiracy", things were just going smoothly while vacationing in an alien resort, and then Lana gets shot by laser fire square in the chest, to her siblings' horror. But gets back up because of the immortality field. Lori does not take it well at all.

** In "Look who's Spelling it Out Now" [[spoiler: Lincoln is forced to kill a Purge participant to protect Lucy. Lucy herself becomes traumatized by the Purge planet's way of life]].
* BreakTheHaughty: Lynn, ''big time''. It takes a long time to snap her out of her obnoxious character too. [[Losing an eye to a Death Stalker caused her to run away for three months. Much later, she is embroiled in a chaotic adventure in "One Crew Over the Crewcoo's Lynn", and then, after losing to Rick in "Racing Hearts", she loses her friends after accusing them of bad luck and her downward spiral culminates in her taking the Infinity Balls to conquer the world. She is ultimately bested by Lincoln, who talks her out of using the balls. She then quits sports as a penance for her actions]].

* BreaktheCutie: Owing to the mayhem caused by Rick's involvement in their lives, the Loud siblings started becoming increasingly jaded and/or cynical due to the near-constant traumatic experiences they are forced to put up with, pulling them away from the innocuous and childish humor they are used to in their home series. Later on, they become desensitized to everything around them.

* BreaktheHaughty: Lynn, ''big time''. It takes a long time to snap her out of her obnoxious character too. [[Losing an eye to a Death Stalker caused her to run away for three months. Much later, she is embroiled in a chaotic adventure in "One Crew Over the Crewcoo's Lynn", and then, after losing to Rick in "Racing Hearts", she loses her friends after accusing them of bad luck and her downward spiral culminates in her taking the Infinity Balls to conquer the world. She is ultimately bested by Lincoln, who talks her out of using the balls. She then quits sports as a penance for her actions]].

* ChildrenForcedToKill:

** Apparently, Rick takes Lincoln on interdimensional travels more often than he does the sisters. So when combined with having to deal with his crazy family, Lincoln is more desensitized to the weird things he encounters.

** The sisters themselves gradually become more this trope, thanks to Rick deciding to take them on adventures more often. In fact, this is how Leni overcomes her fear of spiders when Rick points out that she's seen much worse on their adventures.

* SirSwearsALot: Rick and most of the ''Rick and Morty''cast, naturally. His profanity becomes so frequent, the younger Loud kids, particularly Lincoln, and the twins, become desensitized and even Lola even learns to talk dirty.

* BlackAndGreyMorality: Overlaps with [[GreyAndGreyMorality Grey-And-Grey Morality]]. By virtue of crossing over a nihilistic adult cartoon with an upbeat children's cartoon, it becomes clear that the themes of the former slowly creeps over the overly sunny tune of the latter's cast of characters, with the Louds and their friends quickly progressing through [[CharacterDevelopment Character Development]] due to ever increasingly dangerous adventures that Rick gets them involved with and the variety of morally ambiguous elements that put their lives into jeopardy. Some characters become cynical or become imbued with angst, are forced to commit morally questionable acts to protect themselves, while others become mentally warped because of the many things Rick does that affect them.

* BlackAndGreyMorality: Overlaps with [[GreyAndGreyMorality Grey-And-GreyMorality]]. By virtue of crossing over a nihilistic adult cartoon with an upbeat children's cartoon, it becomes clear that the themes of the former slowly creeps over the overly sunny tune of the latter's cast of characters, with the Louds and their friends quickly progressing through [[CharacterDevelopment Character Development]] due to ever increasingly dangerous adventures that Rick gets them involved with and the variety of morally ambiguous elements that put their lives into jeopardy. Some characters become cynical or become imbued with angst, while others become mentally warped because of the many things Rick does that affect them.

* BlackAndGreyMorality: Overlaps with [[GreyAndGreyMorality GreyAndGreyMorality]]. By virtue of crossing over a nihilistic adult cartoon with an upbeat children's cartoon, it becomes clear that the themes of the former slowly creeps over the overly sunny tune of the latter's cast of characters, with the Louds and their friends quickly progressing through [[Character Development Character Development ]] due to ever increasingly dangerous adventures that Rick gets them involved with and the variety of morally ambiguous elements that put their lives into jeopardy. Some characters become cynical or become imbued with angst, while others become mentally warped because of the many things Rick does that affect them.

* BlackAndGreyMorality: Overlaps with [[GreyAndGreyMorality]]. By virtue of crossing over a nihilistic adult cartoon with an upbeat children's cartoon, it becomes clear that the themes of the former slowly creeps over the overly sunny tune of the latter's cast of characters, with the Louds and their friends quickly progressing through [[Character Development]] due to ever increasingly dangerous adventures that Rick gets them involved with and the variety of morally ambiguous elements that put their lives into jeopardy. Some characters become cynical or become imbued with angst, while others become mentally warped because of the many things Rick does that affect them.

* Black-and-GreyMorality: Overlaps with [[Grey-and-GreyMorality]]. By virtue of crossing over a nihilistic adult cartoon with an upbeat children's cartoon, it becomes clear that the themes of the former slowly creeps over the overly sunny tune of the latter's cast of characters, with the Louds and their friends quickly progressing through [[Character Development]] due to ever increasingly dangerous adventures that Rick gets them involved with and the variety of morally ambiguous elements that put their lives into jeopardy. Some characters become cynical or become imbued with angst, while others become mentally warped because of the many things Rick does that affect them.

* BlackandGreyMorality: By virtue of crossing over a nihilistic adult cartoon with an upbeat children's cartoon, it becomes clear that the themes of the former slowly creeps over the overly sunny tune of the latter's cast of characters, with the Louds and their friends quickly progressing through [[Character Development]] due to ever increasingly dangerous adventures that Rick gets them involved with and the variety of morally ambiguous elements that put their lives into jeopardy. Some characters become cynical or become imbued with angst, while others become mentally warped because of the many things Rick does that affect them.