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Females are often underestimated by society, but | Females are often underestimated by society, but never '''Lou Hoover'''. Between her expertise in metallurgy, her calm composure, and the fact that she's always armed to the teeth with pistols and revolvers, there are few better people to have your back in a fight. Even when faced with giant metal robots, she won't back down. | ||
She's married to some spineless loser named [[Herbert Hoover|Herbert]]. | She's married to some spineless loser named [[Herbert Hoover|Herbert]]. | ||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
===IDW live-action film comics=== | ===IDW live-action film comics=== | ||
While in [[China]] with her husband during the [[Boxer Rebellion]], Lou met [[Walter Simmons]] and [[Theodore Joseph Wells|Theodore Wells]] and became entranced by their organization. Replacing their fallen metallurgist, she and her husband joined them on their adventures in America. | |||
An excursion to the bottom of the Colorado River Basin where the [[AllSpark#Live-action movie universe|Cube]] had been located resulted in an unexpected battle. Not only had a [[Jetfire (Movie)|previously-encountered]] robot returned, but the Cube somehow brought [[Four original AllSpark Mutations|four of the machines]] around them to life. Herbert tried to pull his wife to safety, but she reminded him that she was plenty capable of taking care of herself. When Herbert realized that the robots weren't waterproof, he opened the basin's floodgates, while Lou ordered everyone to get themselves to high ground and covered their retreat. Just as the rushing water threatened to sweep Herbert away, Lou pulled her husband from the flood. | |||
Lou is totally badass. {{storylink|Irreplaceable}} | |||
==Notes== | |||
* According to [[John Barber]], she "probably didn't walk around packing pistols" but everything else in her backstory really did happen. Except the stuff with Sector Seven, as far as we ''know''. | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
* | *{{w|Lou Henry Hoover|Lou Hoover at Wikipedia}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 05:57, 9 July 2025
Females are often underestimated by society, but never Lou Hoover. Between her expertise in metallurgy, her calm composure, and the fact that she's always armed to the teeth with pistols and revolvers, there are few better people to have your back in a fight. Even when faced with giant metal robots, she won't back down.
She's married to some spineless loser named Herbert.
Fiction
[edit]IDW live-action film comics
[edit]While in China with her husband during the Boxer Rebellion, Lou met Walter Simmons and Theodore Wells and became entranced by their organization. Replacing their fallen metallurgist, she and her husband joined them on their adventures in America.
An excursion to the bottom of the Colorado River Basin where the Cube had been located resulted in an unexpected battle. Not only had a previously-encountered robot returned, but the Cube somehow brought four of the machines around them to life. Herbert tried to pull his wife to safety, but she reminded him that she was plenty capable of taking care of herself. When Herbert realized that the robots weren't waterproof, he opened the basin's floodgates, while Lou ordered everyone to get themselves to high ground and covered their retreat. Just as the rushing water threatened to sweep Herbert away, Lou pulled her husband from the flood.
Lou is totally badass. Irreplaceable
Notes
[edit]- According to John Barber, she "probably didn't walk around packing pistols" but everything else in her backstory really did happen. Except the stuff with Sector Seven, as far as we know.
