History WesternAnimation / LetsGoLuna

* AnAesop:
** In "Bonjour, Au Revoir, Adios", Senor Fabuloso and the French clown twins (Bonjour and Au Revoir) argue over whether New Orleans is more Spanish or French. They learn that obsessive nationalism isn't good, and that other people shaped New Orleans such as Africans and Native Americans.
** In "Kick It Good", Andy thinks that Thailand copied volleyball with their sport takraw, but learns that sports from around the world can be similar, but also different and just as good.
** Many characters have bad mental health as a result of childhood trauma (Salami being bullied by his sisters, Senor Fabuloso's friends abandoning him, [[spoiler:not to mention his 10th birthday disaster]]) or just in general (Leo is fearful of everything, craves approval, and wants things to be the way ''he'' likes it). The show, through episodes like "Not Home on the Range", "Volcano Boy", "Meet the Strongs", "Time of Goodbye", and "Gaja's Birthday", show us that ''it's okay not to be okay'', and that your past is not your present or future. It also encourages talking to someone you trust about these issues so they can help you (i.e, Luna).
** Multiple episodes, such as "Aren't We a Pair?" and "Hip Life", teach us to separate stereotypes from reality, as nonwhite countries like Egypt and Ghana ''aren't'' ancient like they're commonly depicted to be in media. Interestingly, both these episodes involve Carmen.
** "Grumpa Comes to Call" -- Sometimes, you just have to give someone what they want. Carmen's family thinks that bitter foods make Grumpa grouchy, but that's not true in the end. He's only grumpy because of his aching bones. When he finally gets orange marmalade that's just the right amount of bitter, he finally smiles.
%%** "Boomin' Boomerang" has a moral of believing in yourself.
%%** "Pulling Strings" - Fighting doesn't solve anything. It's better to compromise.
%%** "Turkish Delight" - It's good to listen to people with more experience than you.
** The moral of "Longbeak the Pirate" is that 'you can still have fun with fantasies while knowing that fiction isn't the same as reality.' Ronica encourages the kids to continue play-acting pirate tropes, even though most of them never happened in real life.
** "Shaky, Rattle and Roll" - Shaky teaches Leo that it's not how you fall down, it's how you get up that matters.

* ADogNamedDog: "Luna" is the word for "moon" in Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, Latin, and Romanian.

* ThreeAmigos: Andy, Carmen, and Leo.

* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Everyone in China loves Luna, as revealed in "She is the Moon of Moons". The Moon is important to the Chinese, after all. In fact, she's loved by pretty much everyone on the planet, being treated as a celebrity.

* ExcitedShowTitle

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Erik Leifson from "Leo the Viking" is a parody of Leif Erikson, a Norse explorer from Iceland.

* EverythingsBetterWithDinosaurs: "What a T-Wreck" focuses on the dinosaurs that were located in what is now called Argentina, such as the ''Giganotosaurus'' and the ''Argentinosaurus''.

The show was quietly renewed for a second season, which premiered on May 10, 2021. In October 2021, it was [[https://letsgoluna.fandom.com/f/p/4400000000000025243 revealed]] that the show will end in 2022 after 2 seasons and 64 episodes.[[note]]The Christmas special is counted as 2 episode production codes, so 9 Story claims that there is 66 episodes[[/note]]

* NoteToSelf: In "Elementary My Dear Watsons," Carmen instructs Leo to take notes, since he is playing the role of Watson along with Leo and Luna. However, the only note he took was "Note to self: If you see the Hound of the Baskervilles, scream and run."

* OhCrap: Carmen has this reaction when she loses the didgeridoo in "Didgeridoo and Carmen Too".

* MysteryEpisode: In "The Case of the Missing Cheese", Leo tries to solve the mystery of why Swiss cheese has holes.

* OneSteveLimit: There are 2 characters names Ali: one who appears in "Bob The Plant", and another who appears in "Turkish Delight".

* AbsurdPhobia: Implied in the episode "Day of the Dead", where Luna explains to Carmen that it's a good idea to laugh in the face of anything you fear to make it less scary. The others explain what fears they laugh at, which are pretty standard phobias... until it gets to Andy, who says he laughs at celery.

* GrumpyBear:
** Maktao from "Me and My Elephant", who was grumpy at first and tends to be picky with his caretakers, but he grows to like Leo.
** Andy's dad Sam is very grouchy and frowny compared to the happy, always smiling members of the Circo.

''Let's Go Luna!'' is a Creator/PBSKids animated series created by Joe Murray (yes, the same guy who created ''WesternAnimation/RockosModernLife'' and ''WesternAnimation/CampLazlo'') that premiered on November 21, 2018.

* NiceHat: Andy, Leo, and Luna all wear one.

* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: The show has hundreds of characters thanks to the various international characters that appear in one episode and then never show up again. Because they only appear in one episode each, they lack proper characterization and thus almost no tropes, so the show's [[Characters/LetsGoLuna character page]] only lists the main characters, as well as the other Circo Fabuloso members, as they all appear on a consistent basis.