Young Robin Hood is ananimated series produced for television byH-B Production Co.,CINAR andFrance Animation and aired insyndication in 1991.^[1] It ran for one season as part of the Sunday-morning programming block,The Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera (1985–94).^[2] The show takes place whenRobin Hood is a teenager,Richard the Lion Heart is on his "first crusade" and Robin's father, theEarl of Huntington, joins him.Young Robin Hood was Hanna-Barbera's second adaptation of the legend of Robin Hood, after their 1972 television specialThe Adventures of Robin Hoodnik.

Robin Hood quickly finds himself at odds with the establishment; theSheriff of Nottingham andPrince John, and creates a camp inSherwood forest with other youngsters, the only girl, Marian, is a ward of the sheriff and spy for Robin. The main thing about Robin's youth in this case, is that his plans do not always work and he is occasionally questioned because of his youth, the fact that he is a known criminal and has no legal guardian to vouch for him.

• Robin Hood (voiced byThor Bishopric) – the boy in the county with a bow. He rarely is beaten by other archers. As a nobleman, he understands Latin, and has a tame hawk called Arrow, who is used to pass messages between him and Marian.
• Little John (voiced byTerrence Scammell) – a blacksmith's son. Typically one of Robin's most loyal followers, but is not above criticizing Robin's plans.
• Alan-a-Dale (voiced by Michael O'Reilly) – a very young, romantic minstrel.
• Will Scarlet (voiced by Sonja Ball) – a young, talented thief, who idolizes Robin. He is a technical talent and creates traps and machines.
• Brother Tuck (voiced byHarry Standjofski) – a very young monk, sometimes questioning his choice being an outlaw. He is very pious and speaks Latin every now and then.
• Marian (voiced byAnik Matern) – Robin's sweetheart and a ward at Nottingham, sometimes suspected of conspiring with him.
• Haggala (voiced byBronwen Mantel) – a kind-hearted sorceress whose spells don't always work. She has a cat named Miranda.
• Prince John (voiced byMichael Rudder) – spoiled boy who whines about who should be king. Sometimes tries to usurp Richard but the attempts are thwarted by Robin, or John's own ineptitude.
• Sheriff of Nottingham (voiced by A.J. Henderson) – a harsh man and good swordsman.
• Gilbert of Gisbourn (voiced by Mark Hellman) – lieutenant to the sheriff and has a crush on Marian. He often tries to win her over and Marian uses it to get information. He has a dog named Bruno.

The series was a joint American-Canadian-French production ofHanna-Barbera,CINAR andFrance Animation andAntenne-2 in partnership with theGlobal Television Network, theFamily Channel,Centre National De La Cinématographie and Sofica Cofimage 3. The animation is produced by France Animation and Crayon Animation, while the overseas production services were handled by Fil-Cartoons (subsidiary of Hanna-Barbera) in the Philippines, and two studios in South Korea:Sae Rom Productions and Big Star Enterprises.^{[citation needed]}

Teletoon aired the series in Canada in 1998.^[3]

In late 1991, Hanna-Barbera Home Video released three of the series' episodes individually on VHS: "The Wild Boar of Sherwood", "The Viking Treasure", and "The King of the Outlaws". There are currently no plans for the complete series to be released on DVD.

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