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* {{Irony}}: The story of "The Kid's Gang" revolves around 2 kids who look up to the completely made up story of Billy the Kid in a book that pretends to tell his "true story", and are then dissapointed when they meet the real one. Of course, the "real" Billy the Kid in the Lucky Luke universe is also far from historically accurate (as are plenty of other historical figures from the old west in this series).
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* Hypocrite: In "Unlucky in Love", the turnabout Tribe does seemingly everything backwards. They go to war with those who offer peace, ride backwards on their horses, cry instead of laughing, insult each other as greeting, etc. Even their Cats run after dogs and their elders play like kids while their children sit and rest like they're old. However, they're more selective than they appear. As Jolly Jumper points out, if they pushed their logic all the way they'd carry their own horses. And as Conny points out, going by their logic the women should've become warriors while the men should've become homemakers. And she didn't even need to say it in opposite speech for this to cause a general dispute.
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* Hypocrite: {{Hypocrite}}: In "Unlucky in Love", the turnabout Tribe does seemingly everything backwards. They go to war with those who offer peace, ride backwards on their horses, cry instead of laughing, insult each other as greeting, etc. Even their Cats run after dogs and their elders play like kids while their children sit and rest like they're old. However, they're more selective than they appear. As Jolly Jumper points out, if they pushed their logic all the way they'd carry their own horses. And as Conny points out, going by their logic the women should've become warriors while the men should've become homemakers. And she didn't even need to say it in opposite speech for this to cause a general dispute.
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* Hypocrite: In "Unlucky in Love", the turnabout Tribe does seemingly everything backwards. They go to war with those who offer peace, ride backwards on their horses, cry instead of laughing, insult each other as greeting, etc. Even their Cats run after dogs and their elders play like kids while their children sit and rest like they're old. However, they're more selective than they appear. As Jolly Jumper points out, if they pushed their logic all the way they'd carry their own horses. And as Conny points out, going by their logic the women should've become warriors while the men should've become homemakers. And she didn't even need to say it in opposite speech for this to cause a general dispute.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that make their hips look wider[[note]]Cynthia in "The Dalton Cowboys" is shown with much wider hips when wearing a dress than when she's wearing pants, which could give credence to that argument.[[/note]], some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that make their hips look wider[[note]]Cynthia wider and/or a corset underneath that makes their waists look thinner[[note]]Calamity Jane in "The Mare" and Cynthia in "The Dalton Cowboys" is are shown with much wider hips when wearing a dress than when she's they're wearing pants, which could give credence to that argument.[[/note]], some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that make their hips look wider,[[note]]Cynthia in "The Dalton Cowboys" is shown with much wider hips when wearing a dress than when she's wearing pants, which could give credence to that argument.[[/note]] some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that make their hips look wider,[[note]]Cynthia wider[[note]]Cynthia in "The Dalton Cowboys" is shown with much wider hips when wearing a dress than when she's wearing pants, which could give credence to that argument.[[/note]] [[/note]], some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that make their hips look wider, some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that make their hips look wider, wider,[[note]]Cynthia in "The Dalton Cowboys" is shown with much wider hips when wearing a dress than when she's wearing pants, which could give credence to that argument.[[/note]] some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that makes their hips look wider, some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that makes make their hips look wider, some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* GratuitousEnglish: The opening song's lyrics are a mix of French and deliberately badly pronounced English (with one GratuitousSpanish word, besides).
* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that makes their hips look wider, some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
* HartmanHips: A sizeable portion of the women in the show have hips much wider than their waists. While it could be argued for most of them that it's simply their dresses that makes their hips look wider, some like Stella in "Desperadoes Union" or Kate Norton in "The Dalton Soldiers" have outfits that leave no doubt.
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* GratuitousEnglish: The opening song's lyrics are a mix of French and deliberately badly pronounced English (with one GratuitousSpanish word, besides).
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}} (who passed away two months before it first aired), 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 originated in the comics.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}} (who passed away two months before it first aired), made by the French animation studio Creator/{{Xilam}}. Unlike the previous ''Franchise/LuckyLuke'' [[WesternAnimation/LuckyLuke1983 animated series]], it doesn't adapt any particular story from the comics and 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 originated in originates from the comics.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}} (who passed away two months before it first aired), 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.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}} (who passed away two months before it first aired), 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 originated in the original comics.
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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 later made a series about Rantanplan titled ''WesternAnimation/{{Rintindumb}}'' and one about the Dalton Brothers titled ''WesternAnimation/TheDaltons''.
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It ran for 52 episodes from 2001 to 2003 and features a wide cast of characters, one-shots both one-shot and recurring ones.recurring. A movie made by the same studio, ''WesternAnimation/GoWestALuckyLukeAdventure'', was released in 2007. Xilam later made a series about Rantanplan titled ''WesternAnimation/{{Rintindumb}}'' and one about the Dalton Brothers titled ''WesternAnimation/TheDaltons''.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}} (who passed away the year it first aired), 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.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}} (who passed away the year two months before it first aired), 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.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}}, 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.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}}, Creator/{{Morris}} (who passed away the year it first aired), 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.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon based on [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}}, 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.
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''The New Adventures of Lucky Luke'' (French: ''Les nouvelles aventures de Lucky Luke'') is a 2001 French-Canadian cartoon series based on off [[ComicBook/LuckyLuke the eponymous comics]] by Creator/{{Morris}}, 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.
