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* Horses only live for about 30 years, even under the most optimal conditions, which the life of a wandering cowboy most certainly is not. Even ignoring the ''WesternAnimation/KidLucky'' timeline when the two knew each other since childhood, Jolly Jumber will be far too old to still be riding around by the time Luke is in middle-age, and will probably die around that same time.
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* Horses only live for about 30 years, even under the most optimal conditions, which the life of a wandering cowboy most certainly is not. Even ignoring the ''WesternAnimation/KidLucky'' timeline when the two knew each other since childhood, Jolly Jumber Jumper will be far too old to still be riding around by the time Luke is in middle-age, and will probably die around that same time.
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* Horses only live for about 30 years, even under the most optimal conditions, which the life of a wandering cowboy most certainly is not. Even ignoring the ''Kid Lucky'' timeline when the two knew eachother since childhood, Jolly Jumber will be far too old to still be riding around by the time Luke is in middle-age, and will probably die around that same time.
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* Horses only live for about 30 years, even under the most optimal conditions, which the life of a wandering cowboy most certainly is not. Even ignoring the ''Kid Lucky'' ''WesternAnimation/KidLucky'' timeline when the two knew eachother each other since childhood, Jolly Jumber will be far too old to still be riding around by the time Luke is in middle-age, and will probably die around that same time.
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* Horses only live for about 30 years, even under the most optimal conditions, which the life of a wandering cowboy most certainly is not. Even ignoring the ''Kid Lucky'' timeline when the two knew eachother since childhood, Jolly Jumber will be far too old to still be riding around by the time Luke is in middle-age, and will probably die around that same time.
** On a similar note, unless Sheriff Pat Garett gets him like he did in the real world, Billy The Kid will reach his prime by the time Luke starts to get older and slower...
* Horses only live for about 30 years, even under the most optimal conditions, which the life of a wandering cowboy most certainly is not. Even ignoring the ''Kid Lucky'' timeline when the two knew eachother since childhood, Jolly Jumber will be far too old to still be riding around by the time Luke is in middle-age, and will probably die around that same time.
** On a similar note, unless Sheriff Pat Garett gets him like he did in the real world, Billy The Kid will reach his prime by the time Luke starts to get older and slower...
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* This troper realised something: every episode ends with Lucky Luke riding Jolly Jumper while singing "I'm a poor lonesome cowboy" in the sunset, but the opening in the 1983 cartoon starts with Lucky Luke appearing from the background, while the sun rises.
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* This troper realised something: every episode ends with Lucky Luke riding Jolly Jumper while singing "I'm a poor lonesome cowboy" in the sunset, but the opening in the 1983 cartoon starts with Lucky Luke appearing from the background, while the sun rises.rises.
* In most drawings, Luke's knees are drawn in a very noodly way, resembling the crooked knees of horse-riders.
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* In most drawings, Luke's knees are drawn in a very noodly way, resembling the crooked knees of horse-riders.
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* This troper realised something: every episode ends with Lucky Luke riding Jolly Jumper while singing "I'm a poor lonesome cowboy" in the sunset, but the opening in the 1983 cartoon starts with Lucky Luke appearing from the background, while the sun rises.
* This troper realised something: every episode ends with Lucky Luke riding Jolly Jumper while singing "I'm a poor lonesome cowboy" in the sunset, but the opening in the 1983 cartoon starts with Lucky Luke appearing from the background, while the sun rises.
