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Carlino "Carl" Casagrande is a recurring character in The Loud House and one of the tritagonists of The Casagrandes. He is one of the Casagrande children.
He is voiced by Alex Cazares who also voiced Ashura Ōtsutsuki as a child in Naruto: Shippuden, Lily in Glitter Force and Lulu in WarioWare series.
Biography[]
Carl is the second-youngest child of the Casagrande family who likes showing off and considering himself smarter and more mature than Bobby, but sometimes he can cause trouble and scam people. He is a huge fan of his favorite superhero, El Falcón de Fuego. In "Roll Model with the Casagrandes", Carl copies Ronnie Anne of her actions and believes she is a hero, like El Falcón.
In the spin-off series and in "Operation Dad", Carl and his siblings help Ronnie Anne convince Arturo moved to the Great Lakes City. He and Ronnie Anne work together to get Hector drop out from Cesar Chavez Academy School in "Señor Class" after they were annoyed by his embarrassment, followed by in "Karma Chameleon" as he along with his older siblings and cousins work together to watch over the Changs' reptiles to keep them away from Mr. Scully's sight. As of the episode "Uptown Funk", Carl and Adelaide eventually become best friends. In "Dial M. for Mustard" where he and the others get Bruno's hot dog cart back from the hot dog guy who disguised by Vito and his two dogs.
In the second season, Carl sabotages his career to save the mercado and Lalo from Monica's plot in "The Kid Plays in the Picture" after he misses on numerous things. In "A Very Casagrandes Christmas", he, his family and other neighbors save Ronnie Anne, Bobby and Arturo from the Hi 'n' Buy who gets snowed in. Carl helps Ronnie Anne get in Dairyland to meet Lincoln and Sid in "An Udder Mess" where the two disguises as Tippy, followed by in "I, Breakfast Bot" as he and his brothers helps Ronnie Anne save Sid from a brainwashed Breakfast Bot (Dennis) and his machines.
In the third season, Carl helps Alexis in Born to Be Mild where he teaches him how to be a tough guy and in "The Golden Curse" that he, CJ and Ronnie Anne helps Sergio find the las arras to keep the marriage of Paco and Paulina safe from bad luck. In "Race Against the Machine", he and Adelaide work together to save the human conductors from Mr. Vanderspeed's plot. Carl and Sergio attempts to win the contest for El Pollito become El Falcon's sidekick in "Sidekickin' Chicken", but this new character can be La Cobra's sidekick instead. Also in "Flock This Way" as he, his older siblings and cousins save Sergio from David.
Personality[]
Carl likes acting like a ladies' man who considers himself as smarter and more mature than Bobby. He is a mostly high-spirited, caring and fun-loving, but at times he can be mischievous and greedy who likes to cause trouble, such as messing around with Carlota's cosmetics and scamming people.
Appearance[]
Carl has black hair that is styled in a pompadour, which looks similar to Luke's haircut, and he also has a missing tooth, much like Lana and Lola. He wears a red hoodie, navy blue pants and white shoes.
Trivia[]
- Carl is the counterpart of Lola Loud.
External Links[]
- Carlino Casagrande on the Antagonists Wiki
- Carlino Casagrande on the Heroes Wiki
- Carlino Casagrande on the Nickelodeon Wiki
- Carlino Casagrande on the Paramount Wiki
- Carlino Casagrande on the The Loud House Wiki
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