The New Adventures of Lucky Luke

The New Adventures of Lucky Luke roams a sunbaked frontier where justice is the currency and mischief hides behind every saloon. He can draw before his shadow moves, and he uses that speed to outsmart criminals rather than outshout them. In town after town he faces schemes from the Dalton brothers, the recurring headaches who never quit trying. He's not alone on the trail, sharing the ride with Jolly Jumper, the horse who seems to know more than most people, and with Rantanplan, a dog whose good intentions often miss the mark. The show pairs Western grit with quick banter and light hearted capers, keeping the pace brisk and the laughs coming.

Released in 2001, this animated series comes from Olivier Jean-Marie with roots in the classic Lucky Luke comics by Morris and René Goscinny. Antoine de Caunes provides the voice for Lucky Luke.

This series expands the Lucky Luke universe by translating a beloved comic strip into animation, keeping its character dynamics intact. Jolly Jumper and Rantanplan continue to anchor the gags and heart, letting long time fans relive the loopy West while inviting new viewers to the frontier.

Audience reception appears positive, with a 7.3 out of 10 average from 23 votes. The show blends brisk action with light humor and straightforward ethics, centering on fairness, quick thinking, and friendship rather than brute force as the path to justice.