The Lone Ranger is a fictional character created in 1933 for a radio show. He is a masked hero who fights for justice in the American West, often accompanied by his loyal Native American friend, Tonto. The character symbolizes the fight against injustice and the importance of law and order. Over the years, the Lone Ranger has appeared in various media, including television series, films, and comic books. His iconic theme music, the "William Tell Overture," and his signature silver bullets are key elements of his story. The character remains a cultural icon representing heroism and adventure.