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Time is running out! Pretty soon, the Loud House characters will age up, and it will become a Loud House we won't even recognise. Aging up the characters is an insult to the original series, as well as an atrocity, an animation crime, vandalism, tyranny, treachery, a stab in the back, and a punch in the gut. The staff are making a big mistake. They are destroying the Loud House we all know and love. Real cartoonists would fix a problem with wacky plots, witty dialogue, and funny gags. Not realism or life dependence!

Aging up the Loud House characters will be the biggest distaster in TV animation ever since "Pinky & The Brain" was retooled to become "Pinky, Elmyra & The Brain".

We all need to be in this together. We all need to tell the staff and Nickelodeon that we don't WANT the characters to age up. It's going to take all of us (and a miracle) to pull this off. Here's what we can do:

-Write and send protest letters to the staff and Nickelodeon

-Make protest art

-Spread use of the hashtag #DoNotAgeUpTheLouds on Twitter and Facebook

-Protest outside Nickelodeon Animation Studio

As well as keeping the characters the same age, the staff must also:

-Keep Lori in high school

-Send Luan and Benny back to middle school

-Revert Benny back to his original design

-Bring back Chaz (Leni's love interest), Francisco (Lynn's love interest), Rocky (Lucy's love interest), Skippy (Lana's love interest), Winston (Lola's love interest), and David (Lisa's love interest)

-Bring back the comedy and creativity of the first 2 seasons

-Make the plots denser and wackier

And if the staff are short of ideas, they can use these ones (www.deviantart.com/05jstone/ar… ). Optional conditions are increasing the show's budget and getting guest stars.

And the status quo is NOT "too strict". It's fair. It allows for the show to be funny as well as allowing the staff to work with what they have, thereby allowing for better plots which eventually lead to the show recovering from Chris Savino's firing. And I agree that the staff have been recycling plots from previous episodes, but what they should be doing is looking at other cartoons and getting ideas from them.

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Time is running out! Pretty soon, the Loud House characters will age up, and it will become a Loud House we won't even recognise. Aging up the characters is an insult to the original series, as well as an atrocity, an animation crime, vandalism, tyranny, treachery, a stab in the back, and a punch in the gut. The staff are making a big mistake. They are destroying the Loud House we all know and love. Real cartoonists would fix a problem with wacky plots, witty dialogue, and funny gags. Not realism or life dependence!

Aging up the Loud House characters will be the biggest distaster in TV animation ever since "Pinky & The Brain" was retooled to become "Pinky, Elmyra & The Brain".

We all need to be in this together. We all need to tell the staff and Nickelodeon that we don't WANT the characters to age up. It's going to take all of us (and a miracle) to pull this off. Here's what we can do:

-Write and send protest letters to the staff and Nickelodeon

-Make protest art

-Spread use of the hashtag #DoNotAgeUpTheLouds on Twitter and Facebook

-Protest outside Nickelodeon Animation Studio

As well as keeping the characters the same age, the staff must also:

-Keep Lori in high school

-Send Luan and Benny back to middle school

-Revert Benny back to his original design

-Bring back Chaz (Leni's love interest), Francisco (Lynn's love interest), Rocky (Lucy's love interest), Skippy (Lana's love interest), Winston (Lola's love interest), and David (Lisa's love interest)

-Bring back the comedy and creativity of the first 2 seasons

-Make the plots denser and wackier

And if the staff are short of ideas, they can use these ones (www.deviantart.com/05jstone/ar… ). Optional conditions are increasing the show's budget and getting guest stars.

And the status quo is NOT "too strict". It's fair. It allows for the show to be funny as well as allowing the staff to work with what they have, thereby allowing for better plots which eventually lead to the show recovering from Chris Savino's firing. And I agree that the staff have been recycling plots from previous episodes, but what they should be doing is looking at other cartoons and getting ideas from them.