Louise Belcher

Louise Belcher is the youngest member of the Belcher family. Her off-balance 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 tricky situations. Like her siblings, Gene and Tina, Louise goes to Wagstaff School, where she is a fourth grader.

Appearance
Louise has black hair and tan skin like the rest of the family members. She wears her hair in pigtails with chartreuse yellow hair ties. She is almost never seen without wearing her trademark pink rabbit ear hat. She wears a green frock and black Mary Jane shoes. She is 4' tall (4'7" Including ears).[2]

In "Ear-sy Rider", she wears a blue hooded jacket with the hood up after her hat was stolen. She wears the jacket again with the hood down in Ambergris to conceal the ambergris.

In "Christmas in the Car" 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 often a light blue classic pajama set. She sometimes wears pink or yellow rabbit slippers.

Personality
Louise is a bright, mischievous, yet manipulative child, especially considering her place as the youngest in the family. Frequently 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 being aloof and manipulative, but also encompasses her cunning, logic, and problem solving skills. She also tends to be very loud and often shouts at the top of her lungs to get her points across.

Despite Louise's mischievous nature she is not generally malicious. Though she loves a good prank, she never aims to hurt anybody. Despite this, she has been known to go overboard in episodes like "Topsy" and "Glued, Where's My Bob?"

Louise is shown to highly value her personal space and things and reacts with extreme prejudice when they are threatened. She even proclaimed that in the event of her death nobody was to touch her stuff and that she would leave it all to her ghost ("It Snakes a Village"). Many of her attachments are inanimate objects, especially her Kuchi Kopi night-light ("Bed & Breakfast", "Crawl Space", and "Flu-ouise"). She is also reluctant to stop using her tricycle despite being too old for it ("As I Walk Through the Alley of the Shadow of Ramps").

Louise can pick-locks, steals from and tricks her siblings but is always ready 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 about. Her recklessness is met with a heart of gold as she tends to help those in need, such as pulling down the pants of a bully who picked on Pocket Sized Rudy in "Thelma & Louise Except Thelma is Linda". Louise doesn’t show affection often, but when she does it’s usually by coming up with plans to help people when they’re in a crunch.

She is also very protective of the people she cares about. She finds ways to avenge Gene in "Drumforgiven", saying “Someone hurts you and my brain goes into destroy mode and I just want to (growls).” Jessica is another friend she is careful to protect, stepping in and saying “Jessica's getting mixed up with someone who's mixed up, and I don't want to let that happen,“ during "Three Girls and a Little Wharfy".

Louise is a fan of Japanese culture. She has many items of Kuchi Kopi merchandise including her favorite nightlight, toys that are based on Japanese folklore (Yōkai) creatures, and is a fan of the Hawk and Chick film franchise. She might also be interested in the Goth subculture, due to having spooky plush toys, animal skulls and watching Tim Burton films. Also, in "The Frond Files", Louise is seen wearing goth clothing and multiple earrings on her bunny ears.

She can be something of a tomboy, often viewing typical "girly" things, like crushes, stickers, and dolls with disdain ("Boyz 4 Now", "Slumber 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 Bye Boo Boo"). She even slaps Regular Sized Rudy after their first kiss in "Bob Actually". This could be inherited from her mother who seems to share the trait. In "Burger Wars", Linda tells Bob to punch Jimmy Pesto “right in his handsome face.”