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

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Character Development: While all of the Belchers have undergone this to some extent, Louise's development forms a major part of episodes centered around her, and she's easily the one who's changed the most from Season 1. Mature Younger Sibling: She views herself as this to her brother Gene, who she terms her "larger brother." Keep in mind this is more in terms of relativity as Louise herself can be fairly immature. 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. Daddy's Girl: It'll take a lot to get her to admit it, but underneath the snark she genuinely loves and respects her father. Several episodes are devoted to exploring the two's incredibly close bond, and it's discussed in-universe that Louise has favored Bob over Linda for her entire life. s3e3 " Bob Fires the Kids" When Bob fires the kids, they discover an illegal weed farm who they believe is merely a blueberry one. They agree to work on the farm when Beverly and Cooper offer the Belcher children ten dollars a day.

In Season 1, she was a lot more random with her acts of mischief and violence, to the point that she nearly got the restaurant shut down over a rumor. Later seasons show that while she's still prone to making sarcastic jabs at her family, they're largely immune to her more harmful deeds, and she tends to not go after anyone unless they wrong her first.While it makes her act irrationally, Louise's dislike of Millie is understandable; she's an obsessive psycho who's implied to have broken into her house before and has nearly gotten her killed. Shy Bladder: She does not like to use public bathrooms. She shares this with Bob, though the possibility is raised that she outright learned it from him rather than simply inheriting it. Although four years younger than her sister Tina, Louise and Tina spend most of their time together with Gene, even eating lunch at school. Like Gene, Louise often accompanies Tina to events with her friends despite being much younger. The bunny-ears hat. Try to grab it and you will get shit for it. As seen in "Ear-sy Rider", the consequences in succeeding are, let's say, rather unfortunate. Hates Their Parent: Prior to the ending of "Mother Daughter Laser Razor", her relationship with Linda was strained at best and outright hostile at worst. She's largely grown out of it, although she won't hesitate to give a reminder that Linda still isn't her favorite parent.

Feed each ear into the cut in the cowl with the widest part of the ear flap facing away from the cowl center seam. Baby Louise's couch fort with young Bob and Linda. (" Sacred Couch") Main article: Louise Belcher/Story

In " Three Girls and a Little Wharfy", Jessica and Louise hang out once again. She gets jealous that Jessica has been hanging out with Fifth Grade Megan. Louise thinks that Megan is crazy and doesn't want her to get 'poor, sweet Jessica' dragged into that stuff. She pokes some light-hearted jokes at him but she seems to have this attitude towards Regular-Sized Rudy, given that she expresses concern and protectiveness towards him sometimes. "Bob Actually" implies that there might be something else at play. She's got this cute side of being really affectionate to puppies. Mind you, she's not like other average normal girls.

Comedic Sociopathy: In the first two seasons especially. She claims that she does not understand emotions like empathy, and actually thinks she's going crazy when she feels sorry for her dad. Seasons 3 and 4 mark her moving out of this status, and she overall shows more empathy towards others nowadays. As seen above in Clingy Jealous Girl, Louise does not react well when she's not the center of Bob's attention. The A-plot of "Spaghetti Western & Meatballs" is driven by her growing hostility towards Gene when he starts taking up a ton of Bob's time, and it's implied in "Late Afternoon in the Garden of Bob & Louise" that she was jealous of how much attention Bob was paying towards his garden plot. The credits of "Die Card, or Card Trying" show Louise in eight of the Belchers' Christmas cards (including the current one), and she's wearing a pink beanie in three of them. This implies she started wearing the bunny ears at around age 4 or 5, and the movie confirms this by explicitly stating she got them after her first day of preschool. hand stitch the flaps against the outer cowl making the previously cut opening as tight as possible.A majority of her Halloween costumes are at least partially based on male characters note Edward Scissorhands, the Driver, Anton Chigurh, Jason Bourne, Beetlejuice, and Peter Pan, with only one ( Helen Hunt from her role in Twister) based on a female character. Ping Pong Naïveté: She seems to know a lot of things a 9-year-old wouldn't (and often shouldn't) know, yet she still needs a night light and Still Believes in Santa. Pink Means Feminine: Not the most feminine girl, but her hat is pink and she's shown to have a softer side.