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* Superheroes: [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes Karate Kid, Invisible Kid, Kid Quantum]], [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica Star-Spangled Kid]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Kid Flash]], [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Kid Eternity, Kid Devil]], [[ComicBook/XMen Kid Omega, Kid Vulcan]], [[ComicBook/{{Nova}} Kid Nova]], Kid [[strike:Marvelman]] ComicBook/{{Miracleman}}, [[ComicBook/{{Vigilante}} The China]][[ComicBook/SevenSoldiersOfVictory town Kid]], the [[ComicBook/Superboy1994 Metropolis Kid]]...
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* "Series/SesameStreet" had a Muppet sequence featuring [[https://youtu.be/918yFN5NFog?si=B3Sl0DAa6edeZPhE "The Alphabet Kid"]], the fastest crayon in the west. No one could write out the alphabet as fast as he.
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* "Series/SesameStreet" ''Series/SesameStreet'' had a Muppet sequence featuring [[https://youtu.be/918yFN5NFog?si=B3Sl0DAa6edeZPhE "The Alphabet Kid"]], the fastest crayon in the west. No one could write out the alphabet as fast as he.
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** ''Comicbook/TheAvengersJasonAaron'' adds the Starbrand Kid, the Western PrecursorHero to Comicbook/{{Starbrand}}.
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* Superheroes: [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes Karate Kid, Invisible Kid, Kid Quantum]], [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica Star-Spangled Kid]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Kid Flash]], [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Kid Eternity, Kid Devil]], [[ComicBook/XMen Kid Omega, Kid Vulcan]], Kid [[strike:Marvelman]] Comicbook/{{Miracleman}}, ComicBook/{{Miracleman}}, [[ComicBook/{{Vigilante}} The China]][[ComicBook/SevenSoldiersOfVictory town Kid]], the [[ComicBook/Superboy1994 Metropolis Kid]]...
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* ''Fawcett Funny Animals'', the [[UsefulNotes/GoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comic book best remembered for [[Comicbook/{{Shazam}} Hoppy the Marvel Bunny]], also had a cowboy character named Billy the Kid. As both his names imply, he was a goat.
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* ''Fawcett Funny Animals'', the [[UsefulNotes/GoldenAgeOfComicBooks Golden Age]] comic book best remembered for [[Comicbook/{{Shazam}} [[ComicBook/{{Shazam}} Hoppy the Marvel Bunny]], also had a cowboy character named Billy the Kid. As both his names imply, he was a goat.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': "Showdown at Teeter-Totter Gluch" had Tommy and Chuckie facing a playground bully known as The Junk Food Kid [[spoiler: her real name is [[IronicName Prudence]]]], because she eats pretty much only junk food.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rugrats}}'': "Showdown ''WesternAnimation/Rugrats1991'': "[[Recap/RugratsS2E4ShowdownAtTeeterTotterGulchMirrorland Showdown at Teeter-Totter Gluch" Gulch]]" had Tommy and Chuckie facing a playground bully known as The Junk Food Kid [[spoiler: her real name is [[IronicName Prudence]]]], because she eats pretty much only junk food.
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* ''Series/RedDwarf''
** Cat in the western episode: "They call me the Kid ... the Riviera Kid."
** In the same episode Rimmer claims he knows how to talk cowboy, then orders a dry white wine and Perrier at the bar. Lister asks him if the western he'd seen was ''[[Film/ButchCassidyAndTheSundanceKid Butch Accountant And The Yuppie Kid]]''.
** Cat in the western episode: "They call me the Kid ... the Riviera Kid."
** In the same episode Rimmer claims he knows how to talk cowboy, then orders a dry white wine and Perrier at the bar. Lister asks him if the western he'd seen was ''[[Film/ButchCassidyAndTheSundanceKid Butch Accountant And The Yuppie Kid]]''.
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** In the CowboyEpisode "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIGunmenOfTheApocalypse Gunmen of the Apocalypse]]", the Catin adopts the western episode: "They call me the Kid ... the moniker of "the Riviera Kid."
Kid".
** In the same episode Rimmer claims he knows how to talk cowboy, then orders a dry white wine and Perrier at the bar. Lister asks him if the western he'd seen was ''[[Film/ButchCassidyAndTheSundanceKid Butch AccountantAnd The and the Yuppie Kid]]''.
** In the CowboyEpisode "[[Recap/RedDwarfSeasonVIGunmenOfTheApocalypse Gunmen of the Apocalypse]]", the Cat
** In the same episode Rimmer claims he knows how to talk cowboy, then orders a dry white wine and Perrier at the bar. Lister asks him if the western he'd seen was ''[[Film/ButchCassidyAndTheSundanceKid Butch Accountant
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* The protagonist of the Wild West chapter of ''VideoGame/LiveALive'' is a gunslinger called "The Sundown Kid Kid" by default, though [[HelloInsertNameHere his name is customizable]]. Ironically, he's the oldest of ''VideoGame/LiveALive''.the playable characters. It's lampshaded by the bartender who points out his WantedPoster picture is clearly much older than a kid.
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* The Sundown Kid in ''VideoGame/LiveALive''.
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* Superheroes: ComicBook/KarateKid, [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroesInvisible Superheroes: [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes Karate Kid, Invisible Kid, Kid Quantum]], [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica Star-Spangled Kid]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Kid Flash]], [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Kid Eternity, Kid Devil]], [[ComicBook/XMen Kid Omega, Kid Vulcan]], Kid [[strike:Marvelman]] Comicbook/{{Miracleman}}, [[ComicBook/{{Vigilante}} The China]][[ComicBook/SevenSoldiersOfVictory town Kid]], the [[ComicBook/Superboy1994 Metropolis Kid]]...
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* In ''Film/TheyLiveByNight'', after Bowie is mistakenly identified as the leader of the gang, the press starts referring to him as 'Bowie the Kid'.
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* In a country-western song by Marty Robbins titled 'Pride And The Badge' each of the three famed outlaw gunfighters that the deputy has to face is named by the deputy who is narrating the story as it takes place. He mentions that the third outlaw has just turned 21 and is called the Killer Kid.
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** In a possible ShoutOut, ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' featured a {{flashback}} to a [[IdenticalGrandson suspiciously familiar-looking ancestor]] of Jackie's in [[TheWestern the Old West]] nicknamed "The Hong Kong Kid". Amusingly enough, Chan is from Hong Kong, so the cartoon comes one step closer to RealLife.
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** In a possible ShoutOut, ''WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures'' featured a {{flashback}} to a [[IdenticalGrandson suspiciously familiar-looking ancestor]] of Jackie's in [[TheWestern the Old West]] nicknamed "The Hong Kong Kid". Amusingly enough, Chan is from Hong Kong, so * the cartoon comes one step closer to RealLife.
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* The Ringo Kid in ''LightNovel/HumanityHasDeclined''. Ringo here referring to apples, not the Beatle.
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* Stephen King's novella, ''The Colorado Kid'' is not Western, but rather a semi-detective tale.
** As expected, he also has a prominent role in ''Series/{{Haven}},'' an AdaptationExpansion of the novella, in which it's explained that he's called this because the only thing anyone knew about him was that he was from Colorado.
** And his book ''Literature/TheStand'' had a character known just as "The Kid".
* ''The Cincinnati Kid''
* ''The Coca-Cola Kid''
* ''The Seldom-Seen Kid'', an album by British rock band Elbow, refers to the nickname of one of the friends of the band, to whom the album was made in tribute after his death.
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* Abe Reles, an infamous hitman for Murder Inc., was nicknamed after the original Kid Twist
* The Apache Kid, an American outlaw of Native American descent.
* The Apache Kid, an American outlaw of Native American descent.
* Kid Twist (Max Zwerbach), a Jewish-American New York gangster who led the Eastman Gang in the 1900s.
* Abe Reles, an infamous hitman for Murder Inc., was nicknamed after the original Kid Twist.
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* Superheroes: ComicBook/KarateKid, [[ComicBook/{{Legion Of Super-Heroes}}Invisible Kid, Kid Quantum]], [[ComicBook/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica Star-Spangled Kid]], [[ComicBook/TheFlash Kid Flash]], [[ComicBook/TeenTitans Kid Eternity, Kid Devil]], [[ComicBook/XMen Kid Omega, Kid Vulcan]], Kid [[strike:Marvelman]] Comicbook/{{Miracleman}}, [[ComicBook/{{Vigilante}} The China]][[ComicBook/SevenSoldiersOfVictory town Kid]], the [[ComicBook/Superboy1994 Metropolis Kid]]...
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* ProfessionalGambler The Abilene Kid in ''Film/{{Rimfire}}.
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* In ''Film/TheOutlawsIsComing'', once of BigBad Rance Rodan's chief enforcers is called 'The Sunstroke Kid'. The historical UsefulNotes/BillyTheKid also makes an appearance.
* ProfessionalGambler The Abilene Kid in''Film/{{Rimfire}}.''Film/{{Rimfire}}''.
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* ''Film/TheCherokeeKid'': Isaiah has some Cherokee ancestry. After getting involved with criminals, he adopts the name The Cherokee Kid.
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* In ''Film/JudgeColt'' #1, Mark Colt fights an outlaw called 'the Tattoo Kid' whose nickname derives from his habit of [[KillTally getting a tattoo to mark each man he has killed]] instead of carving a notch on his gun
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* The Baltimore Kid in ''Film/TheOverTheHillGangRidesAgain''. Slightly ironic as 'the Kid' is now in his 70s.
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* In ''Film/YellowHairAndTheFortressOfGold'', Yellow Hair's sidekick is The Pecos Kid.
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* Bill Lowry, the Durango Kid, from [[https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0032423/ the film of the same name.]]
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* ''VideoGame/CallOfJuarezGunslinger'': RealLife outlaws Billy the Kid, Kid Curry and the Sundance Kid all make appearances.
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* ComicBook/RawhideKid, the Two-Gun Kid, the Ringo Kid (not related to John Wayne's Ringo Kid in ''Film/{{Stagecoach}}''), the Apache Kid, the Arizona Kid, the Prairie Kid, the Texas Kid, the Western Kid, the Gunsmoke Kid, the Dakota Kid and inversions ComicBook/KidColt and [[ComicBook/Gunhawks Kid Cassidy]], all from Creator/MarvelComics. According to Creator/StanLee, Marvel publisher Martin Goodman loved Westerns, and was ''particularly'' fond of this trope for some reason.
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* ComicBook/RawhideKid, the Two-Gun Kid, ComicBook/TwoGunKid, the Ringo Kid (not related to John Wayne's Ringo Kid in ''Film/{{Stagecoach}}''), the Apache Kid, The ComicBook/OutlawKid, the Arizona Kid, the Prairie Kid, the Texas Kid, the Western Kid, the Gunsmoke Kid, the Dakota Kid and inversions ComicBook/KidColt and [[ComicBook/Gunhawks [[ComicBook/{{Gunhawks}} Kid Cassidy]], all from Creator/MarvelComics. According to Creator/StanLee, Marvel publisher Martin Goodman loved Westerns, and was ''particularly'' fond of this trope for some reason.
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* ComicBook/RawhideKid, the Two-Gun Kid, the Ringo Kid (not related to John Wayne's Ringo Kid in ''Film/{{Stagecoach}}''), the Apache Kid, the Arizona Kid, the Prairie Kid, the Texas Kid, the Western Kid, the Gunsmoke Kid, the Dakota Kid and (in a slight variation) ComicBook/KidColt, all from Creator/MarvelComics. According to Creator/StanLee, Marvel publisher Martin Goodman loved Westerns, and was ''particularly'' fond of this trope for some reason.
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* ComicBook/RawhideKid, the Two-Gun Kid, the Ringo Kid (not related to John Wayne's Ringo Kid in ''Film/{{Stagecoach}}''), the Apache Kid, the Arizona Kid, the Prairie Kid, the Texas Kid, the Western Kid, the Gunsmoke Kid, the Dakota Kid and (in a slight variation) ComicBook/KidColt, inversions ComicBook/KidColt and [[ComicBook/Gunhawks Kid Cassidy]], all from Creator/MarvelComics. According to Creator/StanLee, Marvel publisher Martin Goodman loved Westerns, and was ''particularly'' fond of this trope for some reason.
