Yogi Bear, Not Mickey, the Most Recognizable Voice in Animation, Voices Survey Finds

Despite his long-lived popularity, the voice of Mickey Mouse placed only fifth on the list of the most recognizable character voices from animated TV and movies. Yogi Bear from 'The Yogi Bear Show' topped the list with the most recognizable voice.

Bugs Bunny came in second (recognized by 54% of those surveyed), Homer Simpson finished 3rd (53% recognized) and Shaggy Rogers from 'Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!' landed in fourth (50%).

The rest of the top 10 looks like this:

5. Mickey Mouse (50%), 6. Donald Duck (49%), 7. Donkey 'Shrek' (49%), 8. Winnie-the-Pooh (48%), 9. Charlie Brown (47%), 10. Marge Simpson (46%)

"The animation industry is debately stronger than it's ever been with experts predicting the global animation market will reach $640 billion by 2030. And while we've been introduced to so many new and incredible animated heroes like Nemo, Elsa, Woody, Shrek and Gru, it's fascinating to see these classic animated voices still have staying power, " says David Ciccarelli, CEO and Founder of Voices.

Other highlights from the survey include:

To read the full report, click here.

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