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Bravestarr
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_1'); })Bravestarr was a Space Western action cartoon, produced by Filmation, which aired during that long acid trip we all know and love as The '80s. It aired in the wake of He-Man's success in 1987 and lasted one season.As the Expository Theme Tune explains, sometime in The Future, the planet New Texas is experiencing Days of Future Past with settlers coming to the planet to mine its deposits of "Kerium", an energy-bearing variety of Green Rocks. Unfortunately, the planet has to deal with the threat of Tex Hex, a mystically empowered outlaw who, with his gang, tries to steal as much Kerium as he can, and will overpower anyone in his way.To keep law and order on the planet, The Federation sends Marshall Bravestarr. Bravestarr, thanks to his upbringing by the Magical Native American Shaman, is able to use the powers of spirit animals to gain super powers: "Eyes Of The Hawk", "Ears Of The Wolf", "Strength Of The Bear", and "Speed Of The Puma". With these powers, and the help of Thirty-Thirty (his Cool Horse who can become a humanoid BFG-toting Sidekick when he's not Bravestarr's mount), Bravestarr keeps the peace for both the settlers and the native "Prairie People".Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_mobile_ad_2'); })More details are available at Wikipedia. | |
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10-Minute Retirement: Bravestarr in "Bravestarr and the Law" because he refused to enforce a court order to evict Shaman after the land he lived on was incorrectly awarded to Tex Hex; Deputy Fuzz in "Revolt of the Prairie People" because being an officer of the law conflicted with his participation in a revolt against the Galactic Council's order to build a force field around the valley of the Prairie People. Effectively also Thirty Thirty in "The Disappearance of Thirty Thirty", where went back to his original home due to feeling hurt after an argument with Bravestarr. | |
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Absent Animal Companion: In "The Good, the Bad and the Clumsy" Fuzz obtains a robot dog called a Houndbot which isn't seen again afterwards. | |
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