Most popular Hanna-Barbera characters

Scooby-Doo and his gang remain incredibly iconic and popular, with a constant presence in pop culture through recent films and series. Their appeal lies in the combination of mystery, comedy, and the unique dynamic of its characters.

Fred Flintstone is the protagonist of 'The Flintstones', considered Hanna-Barbera's most iconic series and the first animated series to air in prime time. Its timeless humor and endearing characters maintain its status as a cultural reference.

George Jetson is the patriarch of 'The Jetsons', a family that represents an iconic and optimistic vision of the future that remains relevant. Their futuristic aesthetic and adventures endure in popular culture.

Huckleberry Hound was the first animated television program to win an an Emmy Award and a pioneering character for Hanna-Barbera. His timeless nature and carefree attitude keep him a memorable and beloved character.

Dick Dastardly is an iconic and very recognizable villain from 'Wacky Races', whose comedic dynamic with his dog Muttley remains popular. He has had appearances in recent films, maintaining his relevance.

Magilla Gorilla is a beloved Hanna-Barbera character, whose supportive personality and humor make him a remembered character on lists of the production company's iconic characters.

Space Ghost, despite a short original run, gained a new wave of popularity with 'Space Ghost Coast to Coast', becoming an Adult Swim comedy icon and maintaining his relevance.

Dexter is the protagonist of 'Dexter's Laboratory,' one of Hanna-Barbera's last big successes before its acquisition. It remains a beloved series, remembered for its humor and creativity.