History WesternAnimation / DynomuttDogWonder

* RedundantParody: It’s a parody of {{Series/Batman1966}}, which was already a parody of contemporary superheroes.

-->''He's fearless, scareless, a little too careless. Dynomutt: He's a go-go dog person!''

* BlueIsHeroic: Blue Falcon is the city's superhero and fights bad guys dressed in an almost-entirely blue costume.

* LegionOfDoom: Appropriately enough, the Injustice League of America, 2 years before Hanna-Barbera brought us the actual [[WesternAnimation/{{Superfriends}} Legion of Doom]] that would go on to be called the Injustice League of America..
* MasterOfDisguise: Manyfaces in "Sinister Symphony."

* AffectionateParody: Of Batman, particularly the Adam West version. Let's just say the show didn't take itself seriously.

* ThemeTuneCameo: Not from this series, but from another show Joe Ruby and Ken Spears created for Hanna-Barbera and ABC. The theme to ''WesternAnimation/{{Jabberjaw}}'' can be heard in the Queen Hornet's nightclub at one point.

* CoolCar

** Dynomutt also appeared on an episode of ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory''.

* CharacterDevelopment: In his ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' appearance, Blue Falcon gets this: upon seeing how an efficient but merciless Dynomutt could be a threat to all around him, he decides to stick with his silly but loyal version.

Before WesternAnimation/TheTick, WesternAnimation/{{Freakzoid!}}, and WesternAnimation/TheMask, there was this animated, AffectionateParody of superheroes.

Before WesternAnimation/TheTick, WesternAnimation/{{Freakzoid}}, and WesternAnimation/TheMask, there was this animated, AffectionateParody of superheroes.

Before WesternAnimation/TheTick, WesternAnimation/Freakzoid, and WesternAnimation/TheMask, there was this animated, AffectionateParody of superheroes.

* NoCommunitiesWereHarmed: Their city is named, simply, "Big City".

** Dynomutt also appeared on an episode of WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory

* {{Crossover}}:''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'', ''WesternAnimation/HarveyBirdmanAttorneyAtLaw'' and ''WesternAnimation/JohnnyBravo'' all attempt to utilize the characters.

** Also done in ''WesternAnimation/Scoob'', where he is serving a rookie Blue Falcon.

* GoneHorriblyRight: In the crossover "Dyno-Might", Dexter becomes convinced that Dynomutt is too much of a [[IdiotHero goofy idiot sidekick]] to be any help to Blue Falcon, so he decides to design a new "Dynomutt X-90" to replace him. Unfortunately, Dynomutt X-90 believes that AllCrimesAreEqual and [[KnightTemplar uses lethal force]] to deal with even minor crimes such as littering and jaywalking, forcing Dexter to team up with Blue Falcon and the real Dynomutt to take him down.
** GoneHorriblyWrong: When Dynomutt X-90 goes rogue at first, though, Blue Falcon fears whatever Dexter did to make IdiotHero Dynomutt into the KnightTemplar Dynomutt X-90 was this, as going after small crimes and misdemeanors with lethal force was not what Blue Falcon remembered about Dynomutt.

* IKnowYoureInThereSomewhereFight: Parodied in a ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' crossover. Dexter tries to fix a damaged Dynomutt (a dog robot with boatloads of hyperactivity). He comes up with a [[DarkerAndEdgier supercool and super-dangerous version that is ten times more badass]] than the leading brand. When it goes rogue, Blue Falcon tries to use his friendship with Dynomutt to draw out his old personality. Dexter eventually reveals that Dynomutt was such an annoying buffoon that he decided to just start over with a new version. Blue Falcon is appalled, shocked, and stunned! But then he realizes that he can now simply kill the evil robot with a clear conscience -- after all, WhatMeasureIsANonHuman -- or at least one you hadn't previously bonded with? (Though when Blue Falcon remotely reactivates the original Dynomutt, Dynomutt takes care of the more dangerous impostor with an explosive-filled bone.)

* UnwantedAssistance: In his ''WesternAnimation/DextersLaboratory'' appearance, Blue Falcon seems to have come to terms with his feelings of this toward Dynomutt.
-->'''Blue Falcon:''' Remember, it's the goofy idiot sidekick that makes a superhero ''super''.

* LegionOfDoom: Appropriately enough, the Injustice League of America, 2 years before Hanna-Barbera brought us the actual [[WesternAnimation/{{Superfriends}} Legion of Doom]].

* LegionOfDoom: Appropriately enough, the Injustice League of America, 2 years before Hanna-Barbera brought us the actual [[WesternAnimation/Superfriends Legion of Doom]].

* LegionOfDoom: Appropriately enough, the Injustice League of America, 2 years before Hanna-Barbera brought us the actual [[WesternAnimation/ChallengeOfTheSuperfriends Legion of Doom]].

* LegionOfDoom: Appropriately enough, the Injustice League of America.

* RoguesGallery: Oddly enough, most villains seen in the show only appeared once. However, Fishface, Superthug, Lowbrow, the Queen Hornet, the Gimmick and the Worm all had at least two episodes to menace the city.

** Or maybe Adam West's Series/{{Batman}}; this is especially significant for Latin American audiences.