The best Hungarian cartoons
The top 3 according to 0 votes from people: Cat City (1986) · The Little Fox (1981) · Johnny Corncob (1973). (Updated Apr 12, 2025.)
From Cat City to The Mézga Family: the classics of Hungarian animation according to HVG's experts, Ridikül and the Mafab ranking.
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Top 10
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1
Cat City (1986)
A spy story about cats and mice, by Béla Ternovszky.
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2
The Little Fox (1981)
The story of a little fox, by Attila Dargay.
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3
Johnny Corncob (1973)
Petőfi's narrative poem, by Marcell Jankovics.
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4
Ludas Matyi (1977)
The goose boy pays back the lord Döbrögi three times over.
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5
The Mézga Family (1968)
The 'Hungarian Simpsons'.
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6
Son of the White Mare (1981)
A mythological folk tale, by Marcell Jankovics.
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7
Frakk, the Cats' Nightmare (1972)
A vizsla and two lazy cats.
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8
Gustavus (1964)
The everyday misadventures of an ordinary man.
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9
Mi újság a Futrinka utcában? (1974)
A puppet series about the residents of Futrinka Street.
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10
Saffi (1985)
The Gypsy Baron as a cartoon, by Attila Dargay.
Candidates
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11
Hugo the Hippo (1975)
A hippo in the city.
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12
Captain of the Forest (1988)
A dog who is police inspector of the forest.
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13
Next, Please! (1973)
The surgery of Dr Bubo, the owl doctor.
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