Springcmy Family Matching Bob's Burgers Louise Hat with Bunny Ears Halloween Costume Cosplay Cap Hat

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Hypocritical Heartwarming: Pretty much her character in a nutshell. If she messes with one of her family members, it's fair game. If any non-Belcher goes after them, however, they better pray Louise doesn't learn about it. You guys, this has to be it: "Originally in the Simpson's, Marge was planned to have an episode where it is revealed under her hair is mutant bunny ears. The idea was cancelled but referenced in the arcade game. If Marge is electrocuted you can see them."

In "Manic Pixie Crap Show", Louise's speech about "being a girl wrong" could be about her questioning her tomboy interests, but could also be read as her not relating to femininity at all. Louise is impulsive beyond anyone's control. Unfortunately for her, this gets used against her very often. Despite her constant planning she fails to think everything through and tends to forget that, as a 9-year-old girl known for not being respectful to others, she has physical and social limits that make things harder for her. Ax-Crazy: You need to mash a bunch of her buttons for this to come out, but she will boil you alive if you cross her one time too many. Tears of Fear: In "Large Brother, Where Fart Thou?", when she's about to be beaten up by Logan, she's so scared she actually starts crying. In "The Laser-inth", Gretchen asks Louise to "pretend" to be a real little girl, to which Louise replies "I'll try.".

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Anything Millie does can put her in such a rage that she's incapable of acting rationally. Her rants almost invariably drum up sympathy for Millie. Tina gives her a non-verbal one in "The Cook, the Steve, the Gayle, & Her Lover" when she tries to sabotage Gayle's love life because she doesn't want her dating Mr. Frond.

Breakout Character: In the vein of Bart Simpson or Stewie Griffin, Louise's unrestrained attitude makes her a clear example of the mischievous kind in contrast to Tina's more surprising popularity. It says something that the only two people who routinely get more focus than Louise are the show's namesake and fellow Breakout Character. Cordon Bleugh Chef: Despite being the (self-proclaimed) heir apparent of Bob's Burgers, she's going to need a lot more cooking lessons before she's fit to take the helm. She actually seems to understand the mechanics of cooking just fine, but considering her habit of adding candy to just about anything, let's just say she should probably learn which ingredients go well together and which do not. Evil Laugh: Yep. Not really clear where she gets it from, though (though most likely Linda, considering she can let them loose whenever her eccentricities get the best of her).

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The Gadfly: As her mother states, she likes messing with people she thinks are stupid—which seems to be a lot of people. She'll even occasionally mess with people she knows aren't stupid, seemingly just to see what she can get away with. Never My Fault: Frequently something bad happens because of Louise, and she will try to make someone else take the blame, be it losing a ramp given to her by Rudy or gluing her father to the toilet. She does it so often it'd be easier to list whenever she doesn't do it.