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Chandler McCann is a recurring antagonist on The Loud House. He is Lincoln and Clyde's arch-rival who is introduced as the most popular student at Royal Woods Elementary. He is also Lincoln's current classmate at Royal Woods Middle.

Personality[]

Chandler is a freeloader and a conceited boy who despises Lincoln and his friends. He only invited Lincoln and Clyde to his birthday party because they gave him free stuff at the pizza arcade, and not because he likes them as friends. He also frequently calls Lincoln "Larry", and later "Lincoln Lame". He seemed to be very popular in elementary school, as seen in "The Waiting Game" when all the kids were excited to know who was going to be invited to his party. In "Jeers for Fears", he briefly acts respecting towards Lincoln and Clyde, but he goes back to being their rival as of "Wheel and Deal".

He has now become more of a bully towards Lincoln and his friends in middle school, actively bullying and heckling Lincoln, and also mocking Zach for believing in aliens. Perhaps for this reason, he no longer seems to be popular with his fellow students like he was in elementary school. He also ends up in detention very often, to the point that he wins the "Best Detention Getter" award in "How the Best Was Won".

Appearance[]

Chandler has fair skin and auburn hair in a hairstyle similar to Luna's. Like Lincoln, he has freckles on his cheeks. He wears a green long sleeve shirt with white sleeves, which has a print of a blue gear, black pants with a black belt, and white sneakers with green stripes.

In "Shell Shock" and "Jeers for Fears", his shirt is now yellow instead of green.

In "Wheel and Deal", his shirt is now dark green with a white gear.

In all of his Season 5 appearances following "Schooled!" however, he wears the yellow shirt he wore in prior seasons.

In Season 6, however, his outfit reverts back to the dark green shirt he wore in Season 4.

Biography[]

In his debut episode, "The Waiting Game" in the first season, he invites all of Lincoln and Clyde's classmates to his birthday party that he annually throws at the sewage plant where his father works, but ignores Lincoln and Clyde. Then, when he sees Lincoln getting free food and tokens at Gus' Games and Grub because he helped Lori get a job there, Chandler gets Lincoln to do all sorts of favors for him, taking advantage of Lori's generosity towards her brother. He eventually does invite Lincoln and Clyde to his party, but in the end, Lincoln, seeing that his sister has to work overtime due to all the favors Chandler tricked him into doing, decides to skip out on Chandler's party and cover for Lori at the restaurant so she can go to the school dance with Bobby.

Two seasons later, in "Jeers for Fears", Chandler and his friends, Trent and Richie, plan on checking out the Royal Woods House of Terror. Chandler believes that Lincoln and Clyde are too chicken to visit the attraction themselves, but when Lincoln says that he and Clyde plan to go there themselves, Chandler opts to tag along. When they eventually do go to the House of Terrors, however, Chandler and his two companions ultimately are the ones who end up running out of the house in fear first, as it turned out that they were too scared by the House of Terrors. Chandler then sees that Lincoln and Clyde successfully made it all the way through the House of Terrors (unaware that the pair were actually just as frightened as he was), and worries that they might rub in his shame at school. But Lincoln and Clyde tell him that they won't do that to him, and as a result, he seemingly comes to respect them a lot more.

However, in the next season's "Wheel and Deal", Chandler is back to being in an antagonistic role, this time appearing as one of Lincoln and Lana's rivals in the Royal Woods soapbox derby. He is only interested in winning the race and doesn't seem to care about getting to meet Bobbie Fletcher like Lana wants to. Seeing how much better his and the other race-cars are over the one Lana has built leads Lincoln and his friends to try to cheat in Lana's favor during the race.

Chandler hogs the spotlight

Chandler hogs the spotlight when he joins the Action News Team in "Broadcast Blues".

Starting in the show's fifth season, Chandler is now one of Lincoln's classmates in Mr. Bolhofner's class at Royal Woods Middle School and makes more frequent appearances. He is most prominently featured in "Broadcast Blues", in which he convinces Lincoln and his friends to let him join the school's morning news program by buying them new equipment, and then uses his position on the crew as an excuse to prank them and bully other students. In the end, Lincoln and his friends get him to quit when they find out that he's been secretly selling stuff that washed up in his dad's sewage plant to afford the equipment and threaten to reveal this to his dad.

In the episode "Time Trap!", in the timeline where the Loud kids were never born, Chandler somehow became leader of Lincoln's friend group, even collectively naming himself and Clyde "Chyde McBrann", and turned all of them into bullies like him.

Outside of the show itself, Chandler appears in the book Campaign Chaos!, in which he is Clyde's rival in the election for Royals Woods Elementary School's treasurer. He also appears in episode 13 of the Listen Out Loud podcast, in which he snags the table meant for Lincoln and Clyde, and wins a chance to spin the Wheel of Pizza at Gus' Games and Grub.

In the third Halloween episode "Close Encounters of the Nerd Kind", Chandler messes with Zach's communicator by causing the aliens to invade Royal Woods and abduct people.

Episodes featuring Chandler[]

Trivia[]

  • Chandler has gotten through five designs, making him one of the characters to have the most design changes.
  • Some people have believed that Chandler isn't a villain, although he is a villain because he shows exceptionally immoral traits and his bullying becomes worse.
  • Chandler is the only character who aged up more than once. He was ten years old in the first forty episodes, he turned eleven years old at the end of "The Waiting Game", and he was twelve years old at the start of Season 5.

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