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* InflatingBodyGag: The Blimp's EvilPlan involves him doing this to the entire city via special radio waves, in order to rob banks. Even Blue Falcon and Dynomutt end up puffy and helpless.
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* InflatingBodyGag: The Human Blimp's EvilPlan involves him doing this to the entire city via special radio waves, waves inflating the city's entire population, families, city folk, partying teenagers and even the mayor, in order to rob banks. Even Blue Falcon and Dynomutt end up puffy and helpless.helpless and are forced to learn to use their new size to their advantage.
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* InflatingBodyGag: The Blimp's EvilPlan involves him doing this to the entire city, in order to rob banks. Even Blue Falcon and Dynomutt end up puffy and helpless.
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* InflatingBodyGag: The Blimp's EvilPlan involves him doing this to the entire city, city via special radio waves, in order to rob banks. Even Blue Falcon and Dynomutt end up puffy and helpless.
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* InflatingBodyGag: The Blimp's EvilPlan involves him doing this to the entire city, in order to rob banks. Even Blue Falcon and Dynomutt end up puffy and helpless.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: Seven issues from Marvel with opening teasers in the previous month's issue of ''Scooby-Doo''. Plus appearances in ''Laff-A-Lympics'' and a Scooby story in the special ''Yogi Bear's Easter Parade.'' Dyno is more competent yet can still crack a corny line.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: Seven issues from Marvel with opening teasers in the previous month's issue of ''Scooby-Doo''. Plus appearances in ''Laff-A-Lympics'' and a Scooby story in the special ''Yogi Bear's Easter Parade.'' Dyno is more competent yet can still crack a corny line. The comic also introduces a recurring antagonist, a megalomaniac who calls himself Mastermind.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: seven issues from Marvel with opening teasers in the previous month's issue of ''Scooby-Doo''. Plus appearances in ''Laff-A-Lympics'' and a Scooby story in the special ''Yogi Bear's Easter Parade.'' Dyno is more competent yet can still crack a corny line.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: seven Seven issues from Marvel with opening teasers in the previous month's issue of ''Scooby-Doo''. Plus appearances in ''Laff-A-Lympics'' and a Scooby story in the special ''Yogi Bear's Easter Parade.'' Dyno is more competent yet can still crack a corny line.
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* ComicBookAdaptation: seven issues from Marvel with opening teasers in the previous month's issue of ''Scooby-Doo''. Plus appearances in ''Laff-A-Lympics'' and a Scooby story in the special ''Yogi Bear's Easter Parade.'' Dyno is more competent yet can still crack a corny line.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''WesternAnimation/{{The Scooby Doo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''WesternAnimation/{{The ''[[WesternAnimation/{{The Scooby Doo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Doo|Show}} The Scooby-Doo]][=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''WesternAnimation/{{The ScoobyDoo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''WesternAnimation/{{The ScoobyDoo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Scooby Doo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''WesternAnimation/{{The Scooby-Doo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''WesternAnimation/{{The Scooby-Doo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt ScoobyDoo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''The Franchise/ScoobyDoo[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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This dynamic duo debuted in 1976 on Creator/{{ABC}} as part of ''The Franchise/ScoobyDoo[=/=]Dynomutt ''WesternAnimation/{{The Scooby-Doo|Show}}[=/=]Dynomutt Hour''. They were Scooby's teammates in the ''WesternAnimation/LaffALympics''.
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* MoneyToThrowAway: In a comic book story, Dynomutt and Blue Falcon once chased thieves who robbed a charity event until they dropped the loot to avoid capture. It's later revealed the dropped money came from a bank robbery and the thieves couldn't spend it because the authorities knew the series number of every bill so they pulled that trick hoping they'd be long gone by the time the authorities found out the recovered money came from the bank robbery. If not for [[SpannerInTheWorks Blue Falcon exchanging part of the recovered money for unrelated purposes]], it might have worked.
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In the film, ''WesternAnimation/{{Scoob}}'', Dynomutt and Blue Falcon are major characters, but their positions are completely reversed. The Falcon is the rather dim son of the original Blue Falcon, and Dynomutt has been seriously upgraded in his intelligence to become his [[DeadpanSnarker sarcastic]] HypercompetentSidekick.
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In the film, ''WesternAnimation/{{Scoob}}'', Dynomutt and Blue Falcon are major characters, but their positions are completely reversed. The Falcon is the rather dim son of the original Blue Falcon, and Dynomutt has been seriously upgraded in his intelligence to become his [[DeadpanSnarker sarcastic]] HypercompetentSidekick.
HypercompetentSidekick. Similar versions appear in ''WesternAnimation/{{Jellystone}}''.
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* ContinuityNod: In a rare move for the time, "The Injustice League of America" had a half-dozen villains from earlier episodes break jail and team up.
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: Creator/JulieMcWhirter imitated Creator/MaeWest as Queen Hornet. Also, one of Madame Apeface's victims was named "Sarah Shower Faucet", a play on [[Series/CharliesAngels Farrah Fawcett]].
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* NoCelebritiesWereHarmed: NoCelebritiesWereHarmed:
** Creator/JulieMcWhirter imitated Creator/MaeWest as Queen Hornet. Also, one of Madame Apeface's victims was named "Sarah Shower Faucet", a play on [[Series/CharliesAngels FarrahFawcett]].Fawcett]].
** The voice of Dynomutt himself is an impression of Creator/RedSkelton.
** Creator/JulieMcWhirter imitated Creator/MaeWest as Queen Hornet. Also, one of Madame Apeface's victims was named "Sarah Shower Faucet", a play on [[Series/CharliesAngels Farrah
** The voice of Dynomutt himself is an impression of Creator/RedSkelton.
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A TruerToTheText version appears in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndGuessWho'' episode "[[Recap/ScoobyDooAndGuessWhoS2E25ScoobyDooDogWonder Scooby-Doo, Dog Wonder]]", in which the gang helps Dynomutt solve the mystery of a Medusa Monster after his master is abducted.
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* CulturalTranslation: In "The Great Brain... Train Robbery", Blue Falcon mentions the time he used to play football and Dynomutt suggests enlisting help from the Pittsburgh Steelers. In the Brazilian dub, Blue Falcon mentions soccer instead of football and Dynomutt suggests Brazilian soccer player Rivellino.
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* PauperPatches: After Blue Falcon and Dynomutt are fired for losing to Superthug, those patches and other damages to their superhero outfits gradually become evident. It turns out they're just pretending to be unemployed as part of a plan to locate Superthug's hideout and, once the plan works, they reveal non-ragged outfits underneath the ragged ones.
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* HeroismWontPayTheBills: The episode "Don't Bug Superthug" reveals Dynomutt's life saving to be a single coin. He says superheroing isn't the highest paid job in the town.
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* HeroismWontPayTheBills: The episode "Don't Bug Superthug" reveals Dynomutt's life saving savings to be a single coin. He says superheroing isn't the highest paid job in the town.
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* HeroismWontPayTheBills: The episode "Don't Bug Superthug" reveals Dynomutt's life saving to be a single coin. He says superheroing isn't the highest paid job in the town.
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* ShoutOut: The episode "Don't Bug Superthug" has some allusions to ''Franchise/{{Superman}}''.
** The narrator describes Superthug as leaping tall buildings in a single bound.
** Dynomutt mixes two other classical ways to describe Superman when, as Blue Falcon's exo-skeleton, claims they're more powerful than a speeding locomotive.
** Blue Falcon borrows Superman's battle cry "Up, up, and away".
** The narrator describes Superthug as leaping tall buildings in a single bound.
** Dynomutt mixes two other classical ways to describe Superman when, as Blue Falcon's exo-skeleton, claims they're more powerful than a speeding locomotive.
** Blue Falcon borrows Superman's battle cry "Up, up, and away".
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* BlueIsHeroic: Invoked by the Blue Falcon, who is a superhero who appropriately wears a largely blue uniform and even included the word "blue" in his superhero name.
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Before WesternAnimation/TheTick, WesternAnimation/{{Freakazoid}}, and WesternAnimation/TheMask, there was this animated, AffectionateParody of superheroes.
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Before WesternAnimation/TheTick, WesternAnimation/{{Freakazoid}}, and WesternAnimation/TheMask, there was this animated, animated AffectionateParody of superheroes.
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*GenreMashup: Hanna-Barbera mixed their two most popular genres to make this show: [[FunnyAnimal Funny animal]] cartoons, and action-adventure superhero shows. It more or less functions as a parody of the latter.
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* SuperZero: Poor Blue Falcon is often seen this way because of Dynomutt's screwups, by their enemies ''and'' allies like the mayor!
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* SuperZero: SuperZeroes: Poor Blue Falcon is often seen this way because of Dynomutt's screwups, by their enemies ''and'' allies like the mayor!
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* RedundantParody: It’s a parody of {{Series/Batman|1966}}, which was already a parody of contemporary superheroes.
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* RedundantParody: It’s a parody of {{Series/Batman|1966}}, the {{Series/Batman|1966}} tv series from the 60s, which was already a parody of contemporary superheroes.
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* SuperZeros: Poor Blue Falcon is often seen this way because of Dynomutt's screwups, by their enemies ''and'' allies like the mayor!
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* SuperZeros: SuperZero: Poor Blue Falcon is often seen this way because of Dynomutt's screwups, by their enemies ''and'' allies like the mayor!
