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**Prototype Louis Perfection**, more commonly known as **Lou**, is a recurring troublemaker in the *Sean In The Vyond World* series. He was taken from the 2019 STX Film animated musical comedy film *Ugly Dolls*, which is based on the plush toy line brand of the same name.

## Appearance

In the film, Lou is a handsome-looking doll with golden-blonde hair that has bangs flicked upward to the right side and blue eyes. Unlike the other perfect male dolls, he wears a full black suit and a black-purple checkered tie.

In Vyond , Lou looks the same as he did in the movie, except he's taller with a smaller and differently shaped head, his hair is a little different, his eyes are black and droopy, his suit has no visible buttons, and he has a blue bowtie.

## Personality

As the most perfect one at the Institute, Lou is universally looked upon as a role model to the rest of the dolls where the dolls glorify him to the point where a cult of personality has formed around him.

When the UglyDolls arrive at the Institute of Perfection, Lou is openly antagonistic towards them and tells them to "go back to where they belong". He tries to make things as difficult as he can for them and refuses to believe that they can succeed at the Academy. Lou doesn't want the UglyDolls to make it to the Big World where they can find a human to love them.

Lou is an egocentric and manipulative doll who is preoccupied with perfection. He instructed dolls on how to avoid messes as this would result in them being thrown in a washing machine and coming out "a little less perfect". As a result, if this happened to a doll too many times, they would eventually be discarded. What's more, Lou is shown to be hypercritical of other dolls' appearances, labeling imperfect dolls as "ugly" and forcing a male doll to wear an "UGLY!" sign around his neck. Lou is also shown to despise the Uglydolls and, during their training, appeared to have derived pleasure from repeatedly throwing them in the washing machine.

Despite his spiteful nature, he noticeably acted like a charming, amiable and considerate individual in public. He even let the Uglydolls stay in the Institute of Perfection so they could try their hands at getting into the Big World. Lou also claimed his "constructive criticism" (as Mandy once called it) is required for dolls to be loved and accepted in the Big World. However, his courtesy was merely a false front to give himself a good public image. He even flatly confessed to Moxy that he merely let her and the other Uglydolls stay, so that he could maintain his repute. Despite claiming to care about them, Lou regards other dolls with contempt and believes his looks to be superior to all of the other dolls'. He also possesses several paintings and at least one statue of himself.

Toward the end of the film, however, Lou admitted he is a prototype doll who the factory sent to help other dolls get into the Big World. However, he could never go to the Big World himself because prototypes are not intended to be purchased by the public. As a result, Lou views himself as a failure underneath his feigned vanity. It was additionally revealed that his animosity (particularly toward the Uglydolls) stems from the fact that they could go to the Big World while he could not, which makes sense why he snapped.