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In "The Quirkducers", she stages a rather bloody finale for Tina's play, but once she sees it in action she's immediately regretful and realizes she went too far. She even agrees with Mr. Frond when he decides to punish her. Wise Beyond Their Years: Played with. She's definitely got the vocabulary, mentality, and intelligence of an adult, but she still shows some childish naïveté, such as still believing that Santa Claus is real.

Junior Counterpart: It's not obvious at first, but while Louise definitely gets her craziness from her mother Linda, she's actually shaping to be most like her father Bob. She takes after most of his distinctive quirks, including his Companion Cube habits and tendency to snark at the insanity of others, as well as sharing similar interests. She's even considered becoming his successor as the head of Bob's Burgers one day.

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The Prankster: Louise is known for playing elaborate, meticulously planned pranks at school. This becomes a plot point in " Prank You for Being a Friend", where Kaylee asks her advice on how to pull pranks because she wants to get thrown out of Wagstaff and be homeschooled. Louise: Hello, and welcome to Bob's Burgers. The Burger of the Day is the "Child Molester". It comes with candy.

Child Prodigy: She is able to outsmart adults and find a solution for everything. Her vocabulary is also very advanced for her age. She's the first to protest Gayle dating Mr. Frond, and spends the episode where she learns about this trying to break them up. While her reasons are entirely selfish and she gets called out on it, cut to a few episodes later and it turns out that Mr. Frond was cheating on Gayle, meaning Louise's efforts to end the relationship ultimately would've spared Gayle a lot of heartbreak.

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Clingy Jealous Girl: Platonic example; her adoration of her father means she tends to get hostile when someone else is the center of her father's attention— especially when that someone is one of her siblings. Gene finds this out the hard way in "Spaghetti Western & Meatballs". Sex Is Violence: G-rated version. When she develops a crush on Boo Boo from Boyz 4 Now, she doesn't want to kiss him or get his autograph, she wants to slap him. She follows through at the end of the episode, and even slaps him again during their second meeting in "Bye Bye Boo Boo" (which makes Boo Boo instantly remember her). Later on, when she kisses Regular-Sized Rudy in "Bob Actually", she also slaps him immediately after. Both are the daughters of the family; Louise being the youngest child overall and Tina being the oldest child overall. Large Ham: Doesn't chew scenery like Gene, and in fact generally prefers a quiet approach to a heavy-handed one, but she will immediately take center stage when it is to her advantage.