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*StubbornMule: One of them is pulling a barge that Pierre and Jumbo are in. When the mule refuses to move, Pierre and Jumbo offer to pull the barge themselves.
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*PauperPatches: Worn by Pierre and Jumbo during the Great Famine of 1315.
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* NotAllowedToGrowUp: Medieval!Pierrot and Medieval!Jumbo Junior seem to remain preteens from 1424 to 1431. Particularly jarring when you realize that, in 1424, the oldest Pierrot would have to be is 8 or 9 years old, which should have made him 13 or 14 in 1429, and 15 or 16 in 1431.
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* NotAllowedToGrowUp: Medieval!Pierrot and Medieval!Jumbo Junior seem to remain preteens from 1424 to 1431. Particularly jarring when you realize that, in 1424, the oldest Pierrot would have to be is 8 or 9 years old, which should have made him 13 or 14 in 1429, and 15 or 16 in 1431.
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*NotAllowedToGrowUp: Medieval!Pierrot and Medieval!Jumbo Junior seem to remain preteens from 1424 to 1431.
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*DownerEnding: The main cast learns to their sorrow that Joan of Arc was betrayed by the Burgundians, accused of heresy and witchcraft by pro-English churchmen, and ultimately burned in Rouen by the English.
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* TheBlacksmith: The former soldiers Pierre and Jumbo arrive to a French village, save it from bandits (led by Le Teigneux) and settle down there. The local blacksmith is impressed and takes Jumbo in as his apprentice, and from then on he's seen doing blacksmith work.
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* TheBlacksmith: The former soldiers Pierre Medieval!Pierre and Jumbo Medieval!Jumbo arrive to a French village, save it from bandits (led by Le Teigneux) and settle down there. The local blacksmith is impressed and takes Jumbo in as his apprentice, and from then on he's seen doing blacksmith work.
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* GagHaircut: A variation: when Maestro pushes the wheelbarrow around the town, he gets his beard caught in the wheel and asks Pierrot to cut his beard short with a pair of scissors. Pierrot does so, revealing Maestro's skinny frame. Pierrot is embarrassed, but Maestro is having a good laugh about it.
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* GagHaircut: A variation: when Maestro Medieval!Maestro pushes the his wheelbarrow around the town, he gets his beard caught in the wheel and asks Pierrot to cut his beard short with a pair of scissors. Pierrot does so, revealing Maestro's skinny frame. Pierrot is embarrassed, but Maestro is having a good laugh about it.
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* ToiletHumor: In one scene, Maestro builds a toilet seat, Pierrot and Little Jumbo wonder what it is, so Maestro whispers what he has just created in the boys' ears, whereupon they laugh out loud.
* TheWorfEffect: Both Pierre and Jumbo are severely beaten by a number of highwaymen (who outnumber them).
* TheWorfEffect: Both Pierre and Jumbo are severely beaten by a number of highwaymen (who outnumber them).
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* ToiletHumor: In one scene, Maestro Medieval!Maestro builds a toilet seat, Pierrot Medieval!Pierrot and Little Medieval!Little Jumbo wonder what it is, so Maestro whispers what he has just created in the boys' ears, whereupon they laugh out loud.
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** In addition, the ComicBookAdaptation repeats the idea of a knight in plate armor having the mobility of a brick and being hoisted onto his horse. See the [[LightningBruiser/RealLife Real Life]] section of the LightningBruiser trope, which gives lie to the whole myth.
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* KarmaHoudini: Medieval!Teigneux and Medieval!Nabot don't seem to get any punishment after burning and looting the village around the city walls, although Nabot does get ShotInTheAss by an archer. In fact, Teigneux is last seen in this episode saying, "Farewell! We'll be back one of these days!"
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*SequelHook: "In 1453, Gutenberg printed his first Bible. In the same year, in Constantinople, Justinian's ramparts gave way to the Turks. Byzantine artists fled to Italy and helped create UsefulNotes/TheRenaissance. And at Vinci, a town near Florence, a baby named [[Creator/LeonardoDaVinci Leonardo]] was already thinking inventive thoughts..."
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*AnnoyingArrows: While attacking an English-occupied castle, Joan of Arc is shot in the shoulder and falls into the arms of Pierre. She removes the arrow, though, and she continues the fight.
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* ArtisticLicenseHistory: The battle of Agincourt is depicted with the exact same footage as the battle of Crecy, with the French knights running over the crossbowmen during the charge, which, in reality, only happened at Crecy.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: In the scene where John Ball speaks out against the upper classes, Le Teigneux is seen alongside Maestro, Pierre, Pierrette, and Jumbo, ''all'' agreeing with John Ball.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: In the scene where John Ball speaks out against the upper classes, one scene, Le Teigneux is seen alongside Maestro, Pierre, Pierrette, and Jumbo, Jumbo as they listen to one of the sermons of John Ball, whom they ''all'' agreeing with John Ball.agree with.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: In the scene where John Ball speaks out against the Schismatic Popes, Le Teigneux is seen alongside Maestro, Pierre, Pierrette, and Jumbo, ''all'' agreeing with John Ball.
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* GoKartingWithBowser: In the scene where John Ball speaks out against the Schismatic Popes, upper classes, Le Teigneux is seen alongside Maestro, Pierre, Pierrette, and Jumbo, ''all'' agreeing with John Ball.
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*GoKartingWithBowser: In the scene where John Ball speaks out against the Schismatic Popes, Le Teigneux is seen alongside Maestro, Pierre, Pierrette, and Jumbo, ''all'' agreeing with John Ball.
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** In addition, the ComicBookAdaptation shows a knight in plate armor having the mobility of a brick and being hoisted onto his horse. See the [[LightningBruiser/RealLife Real Life]] section of the LightningBruiser trope, which gives lie to the whole myth.
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* KarmaHoudini: Medieval!Teigneux and Medieval!Nabot don't seem to get any punishment after burning and looting the village around the city walls. In fact, Teigneux is last seen in this episode saying, "Farewell! We'll be back one of these days!"
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*KarmaHoudini: Medieval!Teigneux and Medieval!Nabot don't seem to get any punishment after burning and looting the village around the city walls. In fact, Teigneux is last seen in this episode saying, "Farewell! We'll be back one of these days!"
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** In addition, the ComicBookAdaptation repeats the whole "knights in plate armor had to be hoisted onto their horses" myth.
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*LeeroyJenkins: In the Battle of Crecy in 1346, a group of French knights charge towards the enemy, causing their crossbowmen to flee. [[SelfDestructiveCharge The English lose no time in shooting at them]].
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*SelfDestructiveCharge: The French knights at Crecy, Poitiers, and Agincourt.
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*ToiletHumor: In one scene, Maestro builds a toilet seat, Pierrot and Little Jumbo wonder what it is, so Maestro whispers what he has just created in the boys' ears, whereupon they laugh out loud.
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*ShotInTheAss: Happens to Le Nabot in one scene.
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* KnightInShiningArmor: Subverted by the French knights, who lose three battles in 1346, 1356, and 1415 respectively.
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Original French Title: ''La Guerre de Cent Ans''
Setting: 1300 to 1453
Cathedrals were to the 13th century what universities are to the 14th. But while universities are being built, Europe is undergoing famine and plague. Meanwhile, France and England are fighting each other in the Hundred Years' War from 1337 to 1453...
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*ArtisticLicenseHistory: The battle of Agincourt is depicted with the exact same footage as the battle of Crecy, with the French knights running over the crossbowmen during the charge, which, in reality, only happened at Crecy.
**In addition, the ComicBookAdaptation repeats the whole "knights in plate armor had to be hoisted onto their horses" myth.
*AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Happens to Charles VII.
*TheBlacksmith: The former soldiers Pierre and Jumbo arrive to a French village, save it from bandits (led by Le Teigneux) and settle down there. The local blacksmith is impressed and takes Jumbo in as his apprentice, and from then on he's seen doing blacksmith work.
*BurnTheWitch: The fiery executions of Jan Hus and Joan of Arc are shown onscreen.
*CurbStompBattle: The English archers are shown shoot at the French knights at Crecy, Poitiers, and Agincourt.
*JeanneDArchetype: The original Joan of Arc is given a substantial segment.
*KnightInShiningArmor: Subverted by the French knights, who lose three battles in 1346, 1356, and 1415 respectively.
*TheLateMiddleAges
*ThePlague: The Black Death, of course.
*RapePillageAndBurn: The village is burned by two sets of bandits, forcing Pierre, Jumbo, their wives and children, and Maestro to seek shelter behind the castle walls.
*TheScapegoat: During the Black Death, a group of villagers blame the Jews for the pestilence, only for the Pope to threaten anyone who harms the Jews with excommunication.
*TheSiege: The Siege of Orleans is shown being broken by Joan of Arc.
*TheWorfEffect: Both Pierre and Jumbo are severely beaten by a number of highwaymen (who outnumber them).
Setting: 1300 to 1453
Cathedrals were to the 13th century what universities are to the 14th. But while universities are being built, Europe is undergoing famine and plague. Meanwhile, France and England are fighting each other in the Hundred Years' War from 1337 to 1453...
!!Tropes:
*ArtisticLicenseHistory: The battle of Agincourt is depicted with the exact same footage as the battle of Crecy, with the French knights running over the crossbowmen during the charge, which, in reality, only happened at Crecy.
**In addition, the ComicBookAdaptation repeats the whole "knights in plate armor had to be hoisted onto their horses" myth.
*AwesomeMomentOfCrowning: Happens to Charles VII.
*TheBlacksmith: The former soldiers Pierre and Jumbo arrive to a French village, save it from bandits (led by Le Teigneux) and settle down there. The local blacksmith is impressed and takes Jumbo in as his apprentice, and from then on he's seen doing blacksmith work.
*BurnTheWitch: The fiery executions of Jan Hus and Joan of Arc are shown onscreen.
*CurbStompBattle: The English archers are shown shoot at the French knights at Crecy, Poitiers, and Agincourt.
*JeanneDArchetype: The original Joan of Arc is given a substantial segment.
*KnightInShiningArmor: Subverted by the French knights, who lose three battles in 1346, 1356, and 1415 respectively.
*TheLateMiddleAges
*ThePlague: The Black Death, of course.
*RapePillageAndBurn: The village is burned by two sets of bandits, forcing Pierre, Jumbo, their wives and children, and Maestro to seek shelter behind the castle walls.
*TheScapegoat: During the Black Death, a group of villagers blame the Jews for the pestilence, only for the Pope to threaten anyone who harms the Jews with excommunication.
*TheSiege: The Siege of Orleans is shown being broken by Joan of Arc.
*TheWorfEffect: Both Pierre and Jumbo are severely beaten by a number of highwaymen (who outnumber them).
