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The last 4 albums have been published after [[DiedDuringProduction Peyo's demise]], one of them signed by his son Thierry Culliford and two others by Yvan Delporte, to whom we owe the best Smurfs stories.
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The last 4 albums have been published after [[DiedDuringProduction Peyo's demise]], one of them signed by his son Thierry Culliford and two others by Yvan Delporte, to whom we owe the best Smurfs [[ComicBook/TheSmurfs Smurfs]] stories.
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* AnimatedAdaptation: ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' cartoon show featured separate episodes of Johan and Peewit's adventures during Season 2, after which the characters became guest stars within the cartoon show's main episodes. (In foreign markets, the episodes were aired separately in their own cartoon show, using a modified version of ''The Smurfs'' Season 2 intro.) They were also the main characters in the animated movie version of ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfsAndTheMagicFlute'', released in Belgium in 1976, the United Kingdom in 1979, and in North America in 1983.
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* AnimatedAdaptation: ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs1981'' cartoon show featured separate episodes of Johan and Peewit's adventures during Season 2, after which the characters became guest stars within the cartoon show's main episodes. (In foreign markets, the episodes were aired separately in their own cartoon show, using a modified version of ''The Smurfs'' Season 2 intro.) They were also the main characters in the animated movie version of ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfsAndTheMagicFlute'', released in Belgium in 1976, the United Kingdom in 1979, and in North America in 1983.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: In the original comic books, Johan and Peewit first met the Smurfs in the story "The Smurfs And The Magic Flute" when they sought out the Smurfs to retrieve a magic flute that Peewit had found that Matthew [=McCreep=] had stolen and used for robbery. In the AnimatedAdaptation that is part of ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' cartoon show, their first encounter was in "The Cursed Country" where Hefty and Smurfette sought them out to rescue their fellow Smurfs from being abducted by an evil dragon tamer.
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* AdaptationalBackstoryChange: In the original comic books, Johan and Peewit first met the Smurfs in the story "The Smurfs And The Magic Flute" when they sought out the Smurfs to retrieve a magic flute that Peewit had found that Matthew [=McCreep=] had stolen and used for robbery. In the AnimatedAdaptation that is part of ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs'' ''WesternAnimation/TheSmurfs1981'' cartoon show, their first encounter was in "The Cursed Country" where Hefty and Smurfette sought them out to rescue their fellow Smurfs from being abducted by an evil dragon tamer.
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** During the Crusades, the King wondered what possessed Sir Godefroy to foolishly court the Emir's daughter in front of [[OverprotectiveDad the Emir]], earning his anger. [[LoveMakesYouDumb Sir Godefroy said he couldn't help himself]] and then he start daydreaming about her, prompting the King to slap his hand over his face.
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** During the Crusades, the King wondered what possessed Sir Godefroy to foolishly court the Emir's daughter in front of [[OverprotectiveDad [[BoyfriendBlockingDad the Emir]], earning his anger. [[LoveMakesYouDumb Sir Godefroy said he couldn't help himself]] and then he start daydreaming about her, prompting the King to slap his hand over his face.
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* TooDumbToLive: During the Crusades, the King and two of his knights were captured by a local Emir. One of the knights, [[LoveAtFirstSight Sir Godefroy, fell in love]] with Aicha, the Emir's daughter. [[LoveMakesYouDumb He started to court her... in front of his father]], which prompts [[OverprotectiveDad him to order the trio's execution, first thing in the morning]].
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* TooDumbToLive: During the Crusades, the King and two of his knights were captured by a local Emir. One of the knights, [[LoveAtFirstSight Sir Godefroy, fell in love]] with Aicha, the Emir's daughter. [[LoveMakesYouDumb He started to court her... in front of his father]], which prompts [[OverprotectiveDad [[DisproportionateRetribution him to order the trio's execution, first thing in the morning]].
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* NoPronunciationGuide: Peewit's name in the English language books and cartoon episodes is usually pronounced Pee-Wee.[[note]]And this was long before a certain other [[Film/PeeWeesBigAdventure Pee-Wee became famous.]][[/note]] The TV series intro pronounces the name just as it is spelled.
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* BalefulPolymorph: The handsome Thierry of Plennevaux is turned into a dog by his rival the Baron of Maltrochu. Peewit also volunteers as a guinea pig for the transforming potion in order for an antidote to be found.
* ForcedTransformation: The handsome Thierry of Plennevaux is turned into a dog by his rival the Baron of Maltrochu. Peewit also volunteers as a guinea pig for the transforming potion in order for an antidote to be found.
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* ShapeshiftingExcludesClothing: The BalefulPolymorph potion in ''The curse of Maltrochu'' does not affect clothes. When Peewit drinks it, he keeps his human clothes (who happen to more or less fit his bull dog form) and never bothers to change out of them. When Thierry is returned to human form at the end of the story, he is stark naked (we don't get to see it, of course, but Thierry is quite embarrassed once he notices it, Johan quickly offers his cape "so that he does not get cold", and Peewit snickers).
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* ShapeshiftingExcludesClothing: The BalefulPolymorph ForcedTransformation potion in ''The curse of Maltrochu'' does not affect clothes. When Peewit drinks it, he keeps his human clothes (who happen to more or less fit his bull dog form) and never bothers to change out of them. When Thierry is returned to human form at the end of the story, he is stark naked (we don't get to see it, of course, but Thierry is quite embarrassed once he notices it, Johan quickly offers his cape "so that he does not get cold", and Peewit snickers).
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* HiddenDepths: Peewit proves a surprisingly competent ruler during his brief sting as a lord in ''The Earl of Montresor'', refusing to impose unfair taxes to his subjects and quickly realising that his advisers had stolen most of the treasury for themselves.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted in "The War of the Seven Springs". There's a whole dozen of lords named "Baufort" coming to claim a castle and its land. This leads to some confusion among them when.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted in "The War of the Seven Springs". There's a whole dozen of lords named "Baufort" coming to claim a castle and its land. This leads to some confusion among them when.when they [[EnemyMine need to work together]].
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* KnowsAGuyWhoKnowsAGuy: All the Baufort heirs in ''The War of the Seven Springs'' are related to the Aldebert de Baufort by extremely complicated connections (some of which are not even actual family ties) to the exception of course of the rightful heir (who is Aldebert's great-grandson).
* TheLoad: The King in ''The Cursed Country'' insists on following Johan and Peewit on their way to the titular country, and does nothing useful during the whole trip apart from complaining and occasionally hindering them (such as causing their raft to capsize out of fear of a will'o the wisp). Peewit ends up threatening him with a club when he asks them to bring him back to the castle while they are halfway through, and thinks at one point that he will end up committing regicide. To the King's defence, this was one of the most arduous trips the duo had ever undertaken (involving crossing a forest, a swamp, a desert, and tall mountains), but he had been forewarned and insisted to come anyway.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted in "The War of the Seven Springs". There's a whole dozen of lords named "Baufort" coming to claim a castle and its land.
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* OneSteveLimit: Averted in "The War of the Seven Springs". There's a whole dozen of lords named "Baufort" coming to claim a castle and its land. This leads to some confusion among them when.
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* EasyAmnesia: Homnibus the wizard in "La Pierre de Lune".
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* EasyAmnesia: Homnibus the wizard in "La Pierre de Lune".Lune" loses his memory after receiving a TapOnTheHead and recovers it that way. In an interesting variation, the amnesia came with an alteration of his personality, giving him frequent mood swings and an overall nastiest demeanour than his usual good-natured self.
* HiddenDepths: Peewit proves a surprisingly competent ruler during his brief sting as a lord in ''The Earl of Montresor'', refusing to impose unfair taxes to his subjects and quickly realising that his advisers had stolen most of the treasury for themselves.
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* HornyVikingsHornyVikings: All vikings wear horned helmets and are introduced as fierce warriors.
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* LongRunnerLongRunner: The first story was first published in 1954, while the latest (and probably last) one in 2001. Despite this, [[SequelGap there have only been 17 books published]].
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* TheMiddleAgesTheMiddleAges: The stories take place in the 11th century in Europe, though the actual location is never given. Apart from the fact that magic and dragons exist, the setting does look reasonably close to that era (minus the most unpleasant parts, since the comic is aimed at children).
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* SetSwordsToStun: A lot of battles with swords and otherwise bladed weapons, but remarkably no bloodshed. Even when Peewit lets loose with his favorite weapon, an actual morning star, the opponents merely get as much damage as from a strong punch and a black eye. The worst Pee-Wee himself gets is a rock falling on his helmet, getting it stuck on his head and swearing because he can't remove it.
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** The Baufort heirs in ''The War of the Seven Springs'' keep going into fistfights with each other at each opportunity. Peewit invokes it at the end as payback.
* SetSwordsToStun: A lot of battles with swords and otherwise bladed weapons, but remarkably no bloodshed. Even when Peewit lets loose with his favorite weapon, an actual morning star, the opponents merely get as much damage as from a strong punch and a black eye. The worstPee-Wee Peewit himself gets is a rock falling on his helmet, getting it stuck on his head and swearing because he can't remove it.it. As for Johan, he seems to use the blade of his sword exclusively for parrying. When he's seen striking a blow it's always to knock someone out with the hilt.
* SetSwordsToStun: A lot of battles with swords and otherwise bladed weapons, but remarkably no bloodshed. Even when Peewit lets loose with his favorite weapon, an actual morning star, the opponents merely get as much damage as from a strong punch and a black eye. The worst
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* TeethClenchedTeamwork: The Baufort heirs decide to work together to get rid of the rightful heir before deciding who will inherit of the castle of the seven springs. Since they are all after the same goal and can't stand each others to begin with, they break into fistfights at the first opportunity.
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* PuppetKing: Duke Castellac seemly rule over his land, but in truth he's been secretly drugged by his squire Acelin.
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* PuppetKing: Duke Castellac seemly rule seemingly rules over his land, but in truth he's been secretly drugged by his squire Acelin.
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* SetSwordsToStunSetSwordsToStun: A lot of battles with swords and otherwise bladed weapons, but remarkably no bloodshed. Even when Peewit lets loose with his favorite weapon, an actual morning star, the opponents merely get as much damage as from a strong punch and a black eye. The worst Pee-Wee himself gets is a rock falling on his helmet, getting it stuck on his head and swearing because he can't remove it.
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* TooDumbToLive: During the Crusades, the King and two of his knights were captured by a local Emir. One of the knight was, [[LoveAtFirstSight Sir Godefroy, fell in love]] with Aicha, the Emir's daughter. [[LoveMakesYouDumb He started to court her... in front of his father]], which prompts [[OverprotectiveDad him to order the trio's execution, first thing in the morning]].
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* TooDumbToLive: During the Crusades, the King and two of his knights were captured by a local Emir. One of the knight was, knights, [[LoveAtFirstSight Sir Godefroy, fell in love]] with Aicha, the Emir's daughter. [[LoveMakesYouDumb He started to court her... in front of his father]], which prompts [[OverprotectiveDad him to order the trio's execution, first thing in the morning]].
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* UnfinishedBusiness: The ghost of Aldebert Baufort has being punished by his ancestors to roam his castle every nights. That is, until the 7 springs are restored and a true heir to the Baufort line reclaim the castle.
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* UnfinishedBusiness: The ghost of Aldebert Baufort has being punished by his ancestors to roam his castle every nights. That is, until the 7 springs are restored and a true heir to the Baufort line reclaim reclaims the castle.
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** [[AristocratsAreEvil Hercule de Basse-Fossse is easily one of the worse lord of the series]]. He [[NoIndoorVoice loudly]] and verbally abuses his entourage and doesn't hesitate to harm anyone who displeases him.
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** [[AristocratsAreEvil Hercule de Basse-Fossse is easily one of the worse lord worst lords of the series]]. He [[NoIndoorVoice loudly]] and verbally abuses his entourage and doesn't hesitate to harm anyone who displeases him.
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*** This may be a case of TruthInTelevision: historically, boys began serving as pages from age twelve until they graduated to the rank of squire at fourteen.
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Turning golden items into lead ones helped defeat an enemy trying to escape with them.
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** In the episode of "The Smurfs" that used this storyline, the villain of the story tried to flee with an armload of gold items. However, Peewit used the stone to turn them into worthless lead ones, so the villain was forced to drop them, crying in defeat.
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The last 4 albums have been published after [[AuthorExistenceFailure Peyo's demise]], one of them signed by his son Thierry Culliford and two others by Yvan Delporte, to whom we owe the best Smurfs stories.
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The last 4 albums have been published after [[AuthorExistenceFailure [[DiedDuringProduction Peyo's demise]], one of them signed by his son Thierry Culliford and two others by Yvan Delporte, to whom we owe the best Smurfs stories.
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* GoodForBad: In ''The Smurfs and the Magic Flute'', Peewit tries and fails to swap out one of the magic flutes for a fake.
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* ReplacedWithReplica: In ''The Smurfs and the Magic Flute'', Peewit tries and fails to swap out one of the magic flutes for a fake.
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* KnightOfCerebus: The fake Lord of Boustroux, BigBad of ''The Moonstone'' album is the most [[DarkIsEvil sinister-looking]], malevolent and competent villain of the series, out to TakeOverTheWorld and devoid of quirks. Even the fearless Johan [[TheDreaded is wary of him]]. Adept in sorcery, brainwashing and murders, he's so dangerous that he [[DisneyVillainDeath drowns offscreen]] rather than ending in the dungeons like every other baddie.
