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Lucky (101 Dalmatians)

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Lucky is one of the most prominently known of the Dalmatian puppies from Disney's 1961 film One Hundred and One Dalmatians, named because he supposedly didn't make it as Perdita was giving birth to the puppies, but then was revived by Roger Radcliffe, so they said he was "lucky" to make it. He is one of the fifteen biological puppies of Pongo and Perdita. He almost died being born, but Roger revived him with his finger, so he was named Lucky. Lucky was voiced by Mimi Gibson in the first film, Ben Tibber (the first actual male to do his voice in English) in its sequel, Russi Taylor in the Animated Storybook game (where he hosts the game, recites the rhymes for vocabulary terms, and narrates most of the story), and, for the most part, Pamela Segall-Adlon (and occasionally, Debi Mae West) in the TV series.

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Small and slender Dalmatian puppy, handsome, black ears , white ears , horseshoe-shaped pattern of spots on his back , red collar

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Mischievous, very lucky, cute, thoughtful, confident, cocky, meek, shy, friendly

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Lucky is one of the most prominently known of the Dalmatian puppies from Disney's 1961 film One Hundred and One Dalmatians, named because he supposedly didn't make it as Perdita was giving birth to the puppies, but then was revived by Roger Radcliffe, so they said he was "lucky" to make it. He is one of the fifteen biological puppies of Pongo and Perdita. He almost died being born, but Roger revived him with his finger, so he was named Lucky. Lucky was voiced by Mimi Gibson in the first film, Ben Tibber (the first actual male to do his voice in English) in its sequel, Russi Taylor in the Animated Storybook game (where he hosts the game, recites the rhymes for vocabulary terms, and narrates most of the story), and, for the most part, Pamela Segall-Adlon (and occasionally, Debi Mae West) in the TV series.

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