History WesternAnimation / DynomuttDogWonder

This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''The WesternAnimation/{{Scooby-Doo}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the {{Laff-a-Lympics}}.

** Or maybe Adam West's Series/{{Batman}}; this is specially significant for Latin American Audiences (see HeyItsThatVoice). In their ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated guest appearance, Blue Falcon is now a ShoutOut to Frank Miller's Batman.

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[[caption-width:250:He makes you wonder.]]

Dynomutt is a friendly "RobotDog", voiced by Creator/FrankWelker, with special robotic superpowers — but his "carelessness" is only slightly better than that of InspectorGadget (whom he predated by seven years; six if one counts the 1982 pilot). He and his straight-arrow SuperHero master, the Blue Falcon ([[VideoGame/{{F-Zero}} no relation]]), fought crime and patrolled the city of Big City in the Falconcar, which usually flew but sometimes hovered closer to the ground.

** [[ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated You saying]] [[TroyBaker Blue Falcon]] [[Webcomic/Hiimdaisy likes dudes?]]

* MillionToOneChance: Once, when Dynomutt had been reprogrammed by Mr. Cool and told to kill his partner, Blue Falcon dryly commented, "I calculate the odds at a million to one...in my favor." He was right.

* StopHelpingMe: Blue Falcon more often than not has this feeling about Dynomutt...but he never directly says it.
-->'''Blue Falcon''': ''He'' is my friend. ''They'' are my enemies. I must remember.

* TrustPassword: When Manyfaces has tricked Dynomutt into believing that Blue Falcon is an imposter, the hero proves himself by showing his friend that he knows his "one ticklish spot."
* WrongGenreSavvy: the gang during their crossovers. They still think they're dealing with men in masks and not with supervillains.

* TrustPassword: When Manyfaces has tricked Dynomutt into believing that Blue Falcon is an imposter, the hero proves himself by showing his friend that he knows a particular vulnerability.
-->'''Dynomutt''': You are the Blue Falcon, all right! Only B.F. knows my one ticklish spot.

Dynomutt is a friendly "RobotDog", voiced by Creator/FrankWelker, with special robotic superpowers — but his "carelessness" is only slightly better than that of InspectorGadget (whom he predated by 7 years; 6 if one counts the 1982 pilot). He and his straight-arrow SuperHero master, the Blue Falcon ([[VideoGame/{{F-Zero}} no relation]]), fought crime and patrolled the city of Big City in the Falconcar, which usually flew but sometimes hovered closer to the ground.

** Or maybe Adam West's Series/{{Batman}}. In their ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated guest appearance, Blue Falcon is now a ShoutOut to Frank Miller's Batman.

Like Comicbook/{{Batman}}, the Blue Falcon had a variety of tools in his UtilityBelt. He addressed Dynomutt as "Dog Wonder" or "Dog Blunder" as circumstances warranted. Circumstances could warrant either, frequently. Dynomutt was usually the one to fix the messes and catch the villains, but he always managed to make things worse first.

* AlternateCompanyEquivalent (Blue Falcon, for Comicbook/{{Batman}})

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: {{Julie McWhirter}} imitated MaeWest as Queen Hornet. Also, one of Madame Apeface's victims was named "Sarah Shower Faucet", a play on [[Series/CharliesAngels Farrah Fawcett]].

This series provides examples of:

* HeyItsThatVoice: But ''for Latin American audiences''. The voice actor doing the Spanish voice for Dynomutt was the same who dubbed Dick Grayson/Robin in the 1960s series starring Adam West, but with a somewhat goofier attitude.
** What about Gary Owens (announcer for ''Laugh-In'' and original non-talk-show voice of SpaceGhost) as the Blue Falcon? He even reprised the role in the ''Dexter's Laboratory'' crossover!

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed (JulieMcWhirter imitating Mae West as Queen Hornet)

** Or maybe Adam West's Series/{{Batman}}. In their ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated guest appearance, Blue Falclon is now a ShoutOut to Frank Miller's Batman.

Dynomutt is a friendly "RobotDog", voiced by FrankWelker, with special robotic superpowers — but his "carelessness" is only slightly better than that of InspectorGadget (whom he predated by 7 years; 6 if one counts the 1982 pilot). He and his straight-arrow SuperHero master, the Blue Falcon ([[VideoGame/{{F-Zero}} no relation]]), fought crime and patrolled the city of Big City in the Falconcar, which usually flew but sometimes hovered closer to the ground.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Well, sort of. Years ago, the CartoonNetwork Web site briefly had a serial animated webcomic starring Dynomutt and Blue Falcon, featuring a much darker plot than those seen on the TV show: Dynomutt being destroyed then rebuilt as an evil, vicious brute by the villain Hijinx. Though, as Hijinx himself ruefully admitted, Dynomutt's tendency to malfunction in a spectacularly zany manner was still omnipresent.

This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on {{ABC}} as part of ''The WesternAnimation/{{Scooby-Doo}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the {{Laff-a-Lympics}}.

** Or maybe Adam West's Series/{{Batman}}.

* {{Crossover}}: With ''ScoobyDoo'' and ''DextersLaboratory'', and Dynomutt and Blue Falcon appear in ''HarveyBirdmanAttorneyAtLaw'' and ''JohnnyBravo''.

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed ({{Julie McWhirter}} imitating Mae West as Queen Hornet)

This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on {{ABC}} as part of ''The ScoobyDoo[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the {{Laff-a-Lympics}}.

* DarkerAndEdgier: Well, sort of. Years ago the CartoonNetwork Web site briefly had a serial animated webcomic starring Dynomutt and Blue Falcon, featuring a much darker plot than those seen on the TV show: Dynomutt being destroyed then rebuilt as an evil, vicious brute by the villain Hijinx. Though, as Hijinx himself ruefully admitted, Dynomutt's tendency to malfunction in a spectacularly zany manner was still omnipresent.

* HeyItsThatVoice (but ''for Latin-American audiences'': The voice actor doing the Spanish voice for Dynomutt was the same who dubbed Dick Grayson/Robin in the 1960s series starring Adam West, but with a somewhat goofier attitude)

* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed (Julie [=McWhirter=] imitating Mae West as Queen Hornet)

Dynomutt is a friendly "RobotDog", voiced by FrankWelker, with special robotic superpowers — but his "carelessness" is only slightly better than that of InspectorGadget (whom he predated by 7 years; 6 if one counts the 1982 pilot). He and his straight-arrow SuperHero master, the Blue Falcon ([[VideoGame/{{F-Zero}} no relation]]), fought crime and patrolled their city in the Falconcar, which usually flew but sometimes hovered closer to the ground.

Dynomutt is a friendly "RobotDog", voiced by FrankWelker, with special robotic superpowers — but his "carelessness" is only slightly better than that of InspectorGadget (whom he predated by 7 years; 6 if one counts the 1982 pilot). He and his straight-arrow SuperHero master, the Blue Falcon ([[FZero no relation]]), fought crime and patrolled their city in the Falconcar, which usually flew but sometimes hovered closer to the ground.