A casa dei Loud

It debuted on Nickelodeon in Italy on June 8, 2016.

In 2021, Pluto TV initially featured season 2 of the show as part of a channel called '''Super! Brothers and Sisters'''. Later on, the show was removed from the channel and added a new channel named '''Super! A casa dei Loud', which aired the first two seasons plus the first season of I Casagrande''. This channel was removed from the platform in June 2023, but for some reason commercials for it are still aired on the other kids channels. Plus, the logo for Super! Brothers and Sisters still features Lincoln and Lori prominently, even though the show isn't aired on it anymore.

Cast

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Trivia

 * Like the Albanian, Finnish, French, Hebrew and Korean dubs, the episode title cards are localized.
 * In this dub, Lincoln and Clyde are voiced by adult men.
 * It's also the case with the Albanian, Arabic, Brazilian Portuguese, Sinhala and Turkish dubs.
 * In this dub, Luan speaks in a high-pitched voice that often borders on a mocking falsetto, which somehow fits with her character's constant barrage of lame puns and overall annoying attitude.
 * The only voice actors credited in the ending credits are that of the Loud family members and Clyde, but the credits for "The Loudest Mission: Relative Chaos" also credit CJ's voice actor. The Casagrande story arc episodes in Season 4 also have different ending credits listing Bobby, Ronnie Anne, Hector, Rosa, Carlos, CJ and Sid.

Errors and inconsistencies

 * In the intro, the English logo is shown for a split second, before the screen goes black and shows the localized logo.
 * In the ending credits up to "It's a Loud, Loud, Loud, Loud, House", Luan's voice actress is credited as "Irene Multar " instead of "Irene Multari ".
 * Mick Swagger's name was localized as "Mick Spaccone" when it was mentioned for the first time in "Making the Case", but it was left in English in every other episode.
 * Rusty Spokes' name was literally translated as "Raggio Arrugginito" in his first appearance, as the translators probably thought it was his biker nickname. In later episodes, he keeps his original name.
 * Flip's smoothie, the Flippee, usually keeps its English name, but in "Intern for the Worse" it was localized as "Flappé" (a portmanteau of Flip and Frappé).
 * Lucy's favorite show, The Vampires of Melancholia, was originally translated as "Vampiri e Malinconia" ("Vampires and Melancholy"), but later on it was changed to a more faithful "I vampiri di Malinconia", with the last word being pronounced differently to make it clear that it's a place whose name sounds like "Melancholy".
 * The Morticians Club's name has been localized as "Club dei funerali" ("Funeral Club"), "Club dei becchini" ("Undertaker Club") , "Club dei giovani becchini" ("Young Undertakers Club") , "Mortiferi Club" ("Club of the Deadly Ones") and "Becchini Junior" ("Junior Undertakers").