Lucky Day

Lucky Day
Status	Alive
Names
Nickname	The Long Shot
Relationships
Friends	Oscar Sea Biscuit Yellow Tail Unnamed Blue Seahorse California Roll Sal Monella Fish Fingers

Lucky Day is a famous seahorse at the Reef City Seahorse Race Track and a minor character in Shark Tale.

Synopsis

Oscar bet $5,000 clams on him, which he got from Sykes, for to win the final race. Such a million dollar bet was noticed nearby by Lola, who flagrantly seduced an excited Oscar and, upon finding out that he was a whale washer when Sykes showed up, exposed the bet to everyone and left. Sykes was furious that Oscar bet the money but nonetheless agreed to see how the race turned out.

When the race started, Lucky Day had trouble getting out of the jammed starting gate (which he did all the time, according to Oscar) until he was able to ram through it and raced to catch up with the other horses. By the time he did, he zig-zagged past them and took the lead from Fish Fingers, leaving the horses miles behind him and Oscar cheering with Sykes since their bet was gonna win.

Unfortunately, right before Lucky Day could cross the finish line, he started to take missteps, when he started to panic by rolling up his tail to get back on track, he ended up kicking himself in the face and tripped and fell a few inches from the line, thus letting Fish Fingers to zip past him and win the race. Oscar was disappointed, and Sykes was furious.

• Lucky Day grins gleefully before reaching the finish line
• Lucky Day closes his eyes with a very joyful smile
• Lucky Day passes by, Unnamed Blue Seahorse, Sea Biscuit, and California Roll
• Lucky Day passes by Sal Monella
• Lucky Day smiles from taking his previous step
• Lucky Day gains a serious face before taking the next step
• Lucky Day smiles from taking his first step
• Lucky Day has his serious face before taking the second step
• Lucky Day smiles from taking his second step
• Lucky Day puts on a serious face again before taking the third step
• Lucky Day takes a misstep
• Lucky Day starts leaning to the left
• Lucky Day fully to the left still has his serious expression
• Lucky Day starts leaning to the right
• Lucky Day's face goes from serious to concern
• Lucky Day takes another misstep
• Lucky Day starts leaning to the right
• Lucky Day goes from concerned to panic as he aggressively leans towards the right, With his hair swaying to the left as well
• Lucky Day's hair sways to the left fully
• Lucky Day now fully to the right starts to roll up his tail
• Lucky Day, Still rolling up his tail does a panic induced smile
• Lucky Day shoots his tail to the ground trying to get back on course
• Lucky Day's hair starts swaying to the right
• Lucky Day's tail makes contact with the ground
• Lucky Day's tail slides across the ground, his hair fully sways to the right as well
• Lucky Day starts to roll up his tail to try again
• Lucky day's hair sways from him aggressively trying to stop his misstep
• Lucky Day's hair starts swaying to the left
• Lucky Day's tail springs aggressively to the ground
• Lucky Day starts to violently tilt his head back
• Lucky Day continues to violently tilt his head back
• Lucky Day's tail hits the ground again
• Lucky Day's tail slides across the ground again
• Lucky Day starts to tilt his head straight
• Lucky Day's tail starts to roll up again
• Lucky Day begins to look down at his tail
• Lucky Day's face of panic slowly changes to surprised as he starts to look down at his tail
• Lucky Day's tongue starts to reenter his mouth as he looks at his tail nearing his face
• Lucky Day looks down at his tail ready to hit him in the face
• Lucky Day starts to close his eyes as his tail starts touching his face
• Lucky Day's tail makes contact with his face and makes a hard *smack* noise
• While Lucky Day is bracing for impact to the ground. His Dorsal Fin slowly starts to go down his shirt
• From 1st to 4th there's early designs for Yellow Tail, Sea Biscuit, Fish Fingers, and Lucky Day
• Lucky Day's win screen in Place Your Bets
• Lucky Day getting first in Place Your Bets
• Lucky Day looking at the finish line. knocked out, on Fish Fingers (Sea Biscuit)'s win screen

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Trivia

• Lucky Day isn't seen again for the rest of the film, thus it is unknown whether he was retired or given a second chance.
• Lucky Day's model when he's about to speed up and gain a lead that was miles ahead of the other seahorses, seems to be a less injured version of the model used during Oscar's "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO" and when Lucky Day is about to stop at the finish line, you can tell by the eyes being a muted orange color. the hair being purple. and his skin having purple and blueish marks on them, his mask also has a scar dent on it, Lucky Day also has a slight scar on his skin where the scar dent on his mask is located.