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The Trope Kid
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In The Wild West, a man had to grow up fast if he wanted to survive. Quite a few gunslingers and outlaws made their reputation before they were even old enough to shave regularly. Thus, they got "Kid" as part of their nickname. Given the lethality of their professions, few lived long enough to have this become an embarrassing name. The naming convention is referenced in settings outside The Wild West as well, particularly in boxing, and Professional Wrestling. See also Young Gun and The Gunfighter Wannabe. |
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The Penguins of Madagascar has the Amarillo Kid, an armadillo who hustles people at... miniature golf. | |
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The Frisco Kid: An Orthodox Jew played by Gene Wilder gets embroiled in Wild West shenanigans. | |
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Professional wrestlers "The Heartbreak Kid" Shawn Michaels, 1-2-3 Kid (later known as X-Pac), the Dynamite Kid, etc. | |
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The protagonist of Gunless is Sean Lafferty, a.k.a. 'The Montana Kid'. | |
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The novella The Colorado Kid is not a Western, but rather a semi-detective tale. He also has a prominent role in Haven, an Adaptation Expansion 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. | |
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From The Simpsons, when Moe described to Homer his boxing career: | |
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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 Butch Accountant and the Yuppie Kid. | |
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The "Toronto Kid", in a The Kids in the Hall sketch. | |
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Whose Line Is It Anyway? The names of "Weird Superheroes" often dip into this trope. | |
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The Schofield Kid in the movie Unforgiven. | |
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In Yellow Hair and the Fortress of Gold, Yellow Hair's sidekick is The Pecos Kid. | |
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The leader of the outlaws in Johnny Guitar is the Dancin' Kid. | |
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The very minor example of “the Piercings Kid� in The Keys Stand Alone: The Soft World. This is an outworlder, a cross between a punk and a cowboy, who is described as having at least 10 facial piercings. His real name is unknown; the narrative simply refers to him that way. (After the Six Step Combo curb stomp him and his two companions, they clean fur, blood, and stray metal piercings off the stage.) | |
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The Avengers (Jason Aaron) adds the Starbrand Kid, the Western Precursor Hero to Starbrand. | |
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The Ballad of Buster Scruggs: The harmonica-playing cowboy who challenges Buster Scruggs for the title of best musician and gunslinger in the West is called "the Kid" in the credits. | |
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Death the Kid from Soul Eater, and his Gunslinger ways are clearly inspired by this idea. He is the son of the Grim Reaper too. | |
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Red Dwarf: In the Cowboy Episode "Gunmen of the Apocalypse", the Cat adopts the moniker of "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 Butch Accountant and the Yuppie Kid. |
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In a MAD parody of Fantasy Island, the Tattoo stand-in was supposed to spread the fame of a guest's character as "The Babyface Kid", but picked a lower body part to feature instead. | |
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The Myth Adventures novel Little Myth Marker, being a parody of gambler tropes, gives us the Sen-Sen Ante Kid (he always includes a breath mint in his stake for good luck). Subverted in that he's an old fat guy who got the nickname a loooooong time ago. | |
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Lucky Luke's version of Billy the Kid is an actual kid or early teenager, who has a good chance to hold up candy stores along with banks and is not immune to a good spanking. Despite this, townspeople are still terrified of him. | |
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In They Live by Night, 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 Judge Colt #1, Mark Colt fights an outlaw called 'the Tattoo Kid' whose nickname derives from his habit of getting a tattoo to mark each man he has killed instead of carving a notch on his gun | |
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'Kid Shelleen', a gray-haired drunk (but still a gunfighter) played by Lee Marvin in the 1965 film Cat Ballou. | |
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The Baltimore Kid in The Over-the-Hill Gang Rides Again. Slightly ironic as 'the Kid' is now in his 70s. | |
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The Heartbreak Kid (1972) (remade in 2007) Also the name of a 1985 song by Restless Heart called Back To (The Heartbreak Kid) |
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In The Outlaws IS Coming!, once of Big Bad Rance Rodan's chief enforcers is called 'The Sunstroke Kid'. The historical Billy the Kid also makes an appearance. | |
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The Rumpo Kid in Carry On Cowboy. | |
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Kid Galahad, originally made in 1937 and remade in the 1960s with Elvis Presley, about a boxer who acquires that nickname due to his clean-cut, innocent manner. | |
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Might count under Parodies as well, but in Shanghai Noon, Jackie Chan's character is listed on a wanted poster as "The Shanghai Kid." His partner notes, "That's a really cool nickname, too." Jackie's character immediately complains that he's not really from Shanghai. In a possible Shout-Out, Jackie Chan Adventures featured a flashback to a suspiciously familiar-looking ancestor of Jackie's in the Old West nicknamed "The Hong Kong Kid". Amusingly enough, Chan is from Hong Kong, so * the cartoon comes one step closer to Real Life. |
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And The Stand had a character known just as "The Kid". | |
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The Cincinnati Kid | |
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Call of Juarez: Gunslinger: Real Life outlaws Billy the Kid, Kid Curry and the Sundance Kid all make appearances. | |
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Superheroes: Karate Kid, Invisible Kid, Kid Quantum, Star-Spangled Kid, Kid Flash, Kid Eternity, Kid Devil, Kid Omega, Kid Vulcan, Kid Marvelman Miracleman, The Chinatown Kid, the Metropolis Kid... | |
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The Ringo Kid in Humanity Has Declined. Ringo here referring to apples, not the Beatle. | |
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The Waco Kid from Blazing Saddles. | |
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Rawhide Kid, the Two-Gun Kid, the Ringo Kid (not related to John Wayne's Ringo Kid in Stagecoach), the Apache Kid, The Outlaw Kid, the Arizona Kid, the Prairie Kid, the Texas Kid, the Western Kid, the Gunsmoke Kid, the Dakota Kid and inversions Kid Colt and Kid Cassidy, all from Marvel Comics. According to Stan Lee, Marvel publisher Martin Goodman loved Westerns, and was particularly fond of this trope for some reason. The Avengers (Jason Aaron) adds the Starbrand Kid, the Western Precursor Hero to Starbrand. |
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In The Magnificent Seven (2016), Earl has taken to calling to calling himself "the Two-Gun Kid." His brother thinks it's a stupid name. So does Faraday. | |
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In Little Big Man, Jack Crabb is known as the Soda Pop Kid during his "gunfighter period." | |
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The Brimstone Kid from Youngblood: Judgment Day. He was a gunslinger who sold his soul to the devil in exchange for unbeatable gunslinging skills. | |
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The protagonist of the Wild West chapter of Live A Live is a gunslinger called "The Sundown Kid" by default, though his name is customizable. Ironically, he's the oldest of the playable characters. It's lampshaded by the bartender who points out his "Wanted!" Poster picture is clearly much older than a kid. | |
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Also the name of a 1985 song by Restless Heart called Back To (The Heartbreak Kid) | |
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The Karate Kid and The Next Karate Kid | |
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Alias Smith and Jones' Kid Curry. | |
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In the film, An American Tail: Fievel Goes West—the title character originally imagines himself as a gun-slinging hero with an already known moniker: "Billy the Kid." | |
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The Cold Steel Kid, Gus's video game character in Deadly Games. | |
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The Time Wars book The Six-Gun Solution had a time-traveling character acquire the nickname "The Montana Kid". | |
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Gravity's Rainbow features The Kenosha Kid, who may be a character, may be a hallucination by the protagonist, may be a Dance Sensation, or may not even exist at all. | |
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Eyeshield 21: Musyanokoji Shien, the quarterback of the Western-themed Seibu Wild Gunmen, is usually only referred to as "Kid". Also an Ironic Nickname, since he has an old man's face. | |
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Fee "The Kid" Herod of The Quick and the Dead | |
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The desperado that Yancey has to shoot in Cimarron is named, simply, "The Kid". | |
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Gravity Falls: "Dreamscaperers" had the Mystery Shack crew sitting down to watch "Grandpa the Kid", a Western about an elderly cowboy who "put the 'old' in 'Old West'." | |
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