History WesternAnimation / TheNewAdventuresOfLuckyLuke

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]], made by the French animation studio Creator/{{Xilam}}. Unlike the previous ''Franchise/LuckyLuke'' [[WesternAnimation/LuckyLuke1983 animated series]], it features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots and recurring ones. A movie made by the same studio, ''WesternAnimation/GoWestALuckyLukeAdventure'', was released in 2007. Xilam also made a series about Rantanplan titled ''WesternAnimation/{{Rintindumb}}'' and one about the Dalton Brothers titled ''WesternAnimation/TheDaltons''.

It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots and recurring ones. A [[TheFilmOfTheSeries movie]] centered around Lucky Luke made by the same studio, ''WesternAnimation/GoWestALuckyLukeAdventure'', was released in 2007. Xilam also made a series about Rantanplan titled ''WesternAnimation/{{Rintindumb}}'' and one about the Dalton Brothers titled ''WesternAnimation/TheDaltons''.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]], made by the French animation studio Creator/{{Xilam}}. Unlike the previous ''Franchise/LuckyLuke'' [[WesternAnimation/LuckyLuke1983 series]], it features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]], made by the Creator/{{Xilam}} studio (they also did ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGoofs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratz}}''). Unlike the previous ''Franchise/LuckyLuke'' [[WesternAnimation/LuckyLuke1983 series]], it features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Historical figures that haven't appeared previously include General Custer, Ulysses S. Grant and even Queen Victoria.

* GratuitousEnglish: The opening song's lyrics are a mix of French and deliberately badly pronounced English.

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!!''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' provides examples of:

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]], made by the Creator/{{Xilam}} studio (they also did ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGoofs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratz}}''). Unlike the previous ''Lucky Luke'' [[WesternAnimation/LuckyLuke1983 series]], it features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]], made by the Creator/{{Xilam}} studio (they also did ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGoofs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratz}}''). It features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots and recurring ones. A movie centered around Lucky Luke made by the same studio, ''Go West!'', was released in 2007. Xilam also made a series about Rantanplan titled ''WesternAnimation/{{Rintindumb}}'' and one about the Dalton Brothers titled ''WesternAnimation/TheDaltons''.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]], made by the Xilam studio (they also did ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGoofs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratz}}''). It features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots and recurring ones. A movie centered around Lucky Luke made by the same studio, ''Go West!'', was released in 2007. Xilam also made a series about Rantanplan titled ''Rintindumb'' and one about the Dalton Brothers titled ''WesternAnimation/TheDaltons''.

* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The main antagonist in "The Return of Liki Liki" is a former slave trafficker who built the town the episode is set in and is firmly opposed to any black man setting foot there.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on the eponymous comics, made by the Xilam studio (they also did ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGoofs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratz}}''). It features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots and recurring ones. A movie centered around Lucky Luke made by the same studio, ''Go West!'', was released in 2007.

* AllAsiansKnowMartialArts: Many Chinese characters in ''Liki Liki'' know martial arts, including Tchin-Tchin himself, Luke's ally.
* BilingualBonus: A lot of names of characters and towns reference things that evaded a lot of French viewers. For example in ''War of the Medics'', one of the background characters is called "Big Dick Narrowmind", needless to say, the only reason this part wasn't censored in France can be attributed to the bad English of French viewers.

* ExperimentalArcheology: In ''A Bone for the Daltons'', the archaeologist decides to [[spoiler:move an entire penitentiary]] using the same technique apparently used to build the pyramids.

* GratuitousEnglish: The openning song's lyrics are a mix of French and deliberately badly pronounced English.
* LightningCanDoAnything: In ''Jackpot for the Daltons'', lightning (and by extension electricity) turns Averell and Rantanplan into hyper-competent geniuses.
* TheNapoleon: General Custer and Colonel Oswald in ''A Cannon for the Daltons'' are both of small heights and have delusions of grandeur for the former and share an authoritarian personality.
* PoliticallyIncorrectVillain: The main antagonist in ''The Return of Liki Liki'' is a former slave trafficker who built the town the episode is set in and is firmly opposed to any black man setting foot there.

** A sheriff in ''The Daltons' Ghosts'' is apparently affiliated with the Klu Klux Klan.
* SnakeOilSalesman: Doctor Doxey, a villain from the comics returns in ''War of the Medics'', having been released from prison and having created a new potion, selling it to sick miners under the pretense that it can heal their fever. According to Doctor Wititfeather, the formula is only sugar and vitriol.

It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots and recurring ones. A movie made by the same studio, ''Go West!'', was released in 2007.

* BilingualBonus: A lot of names of characters and towns reference things that evaded a lot of French viewers. For example in "War of the Medics", one of the background characters is called "Big Dick Narrowmind", needless to say, the only reason this part wasn't censored in France can be attributed to the bad English of French viewers.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on the eponymous comics, made by the Xilam studio (they also did ''WesternAnimation/SpaceGoofs'' and ''WesternAnimation/{{Ratz}}''. It features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

* AllAsiansKnowMartialArts: Many Chinese characters in "Liki Liki" know martial arts, including Tchin-Tchin himself, Luke's ally.

* ExperimentalArcheology: In "A Bone for the Daltons", the archaeologist decides to [[spoiler:move an entire penitentiary]] using the same technique apparently used to build the pyramids.

* GratuitousEnglish: The opening song is a mix of French and deliberately badly pronounced English.
* LightningCanDoAnything: In "Jackpot for the Daltons", lightning (and by extension electricity) turns Averell and Rantanplan into hyper-competent geniuses.

* SnakeOilSalesman: Doctor Doxey, a villain from the comics returns in "War of the Medics", having been released from prison and having created a new potion, selling it to sick miners under the pretense that it can heal their fever. According to Doctor Wititfeather, the formula is only sugar and vitriol.

* ExperimentalArcheology: In "A Bone for the Daltons", the archaeologist decides to [[spoiler:move an entire penitentiary using the same technique apparently used to build the pyramids]].

* SnakeOilSalesman: Doctor Doxey returns in "War of the Medics", having been released from prison and having created a new doxine, selling it to sick miners. According to Doctor Wititfeather, the formula is only sugar and vitriol.

* AllAsiansKnowMartialArts: Many Chinese characters in ''Liki Liki'' know martial arts, including Tchin-Tchin himself, Luke's ally.
* BilingualBonus: A lot of names of characters and towns reference things that evaded a lot of French viewers. For example in ''War of the Medics'', one of the background characters is called "Big Dick Narrowmind", needless to say, the only reason this part wasn't censored in France can be attributed to the bad english of french viewers.

* ExperimentalArcheology: In ''A Bone For The Daltons'', the archeologist decides to [[spoiler:move an entire pentitentiary using the same technique apparently used to build the pyramids]].

* GratuitousEnglish: the openning song is a mix of French and delibirately badly pronounced English.
* LightningCanDoAnything: In ''Jackpot fot the Daltons'', lightning (and by extension electricity) turns Averell and Rantanplan into hyper-competent geniuses.
* SnakeOilSalesman: Doctor Doxey returns in ''War of the Medics'', having been released from prison and having created a new doxine, selling it to sick miners. According to Doctor Wititfeather, the formula is only sugar and vitriol.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on the eponymous comics, made by the Xilam studio (they also did WesternAnimation/SpaceGoofs and WesternAnimation/Ratz. It features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.

!! The series provides examples of the following tropes:

* AllAsiansKnowMartialArts: Many chinese characters in ''Liki Liki'' know martial arts including Tchin-Tchin himself, Luke's ally.

* SnakeOilSalesman: Doctor Doxey returns in ''War of the Medics'', having been released from prison and having created a new doxine, selling it to sick miners. According to Doctor Wititfeather, the formula is only sugar and vitriol.

* LightningCanDoAnything: In ''Jackport fot the Daltons'', lightning (and by extension electricity) turns Averell and Rantanplan into hyper-competent geniuses.

''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on the eponymous comics. It features all new stories based on the character. It is also notable for having the background and characters change colors in certain situation, something that wasn't done in the previous cartoon, but which actually originates from the original comics.
It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots and recurring ones.