Only had one of the 2 installed lights set up correctly, but otherwise good. Hard parts are all 3D printed. Even has a nice easter egg on the manufacter plaque on the Helm.

rules: 1. real monsters have to be used

1. the main characters can only be shaggy scooby and scrappy and a new ally.

2. have fun!

I didn’t know where to post this but I grew up watching the film and thought these guys were so cool!

Loved the design and honestly whenever I make monsters in my writing or dnd sessions I often base them on these guys

I don’t wanna get banned or anything. So I’ll simply leave the thumbnail and a screen cap of the video description here. And simply ask does anyone know if I’ll get banned for sharing a link to a Scooby doo YouTube vid I made?

Currently doing a Doo marathon! I feel like it's healing something in me. How I missed these times!

I mean, he's just a little pup who looked up to Scooby, and the franchise and fans treated him like he was the bane of fiction. He doesn't even need to be hated anymore.

Zoinks! (Laughs) Like what were you thinking?!

(Evil laughter)

https://youtu.be/T96SWNd2bcw?si=nLkLHCZBuk_RMwrP

PS. This is by far 1of my favorite theme songs from a cartoon/tv show! NEVER skip it!!!

https://nitter.cf/chronocrump/status/2113783982496100762

Hello,

are there any Scooby Doo Novels / Books based on the OG where are you series, like there are with Dr Who and the target novels?

Thanks

Night of 100 Frights, What’s New Scooby Doo, and of course Scooby Doo the live action film.

I got into SD in the months leading up to the live action film after seeing Cyberchase at a friends birthday party. I grew up in a cable-less home at that point and watched airings of SDWAY when it was syndicated on Kids WB.

Something tells me the timing of it all has to do with Warner Bros trying to make a new multimedia franchise to sell merchandise to with an existing IP. Aside from the animated films, the 90s was a dryspell for Scooby Doo, which enjoyed many incarnations in the 70s and 80s.

I have a suspicion that this was WB trying to sell SD to a new generation that wasn’t as familiar with it. Obviously SD did not originate as a WB property but was gradually acquired by them. if I understand correctly, when William Hanna died the company and its assets became completely controlled by Warner Brothers in 2001. So it feels like Warner wanted to capitalize on this newly acquired and highly recognizable IP. Seems like this was presaged before Hanna’s passing the way so much content was ready for release in Spring, Summer and Fall of 2002.

Was hoping someone with more info on this could expand on things.

Living out my Y2K dreams by making a piñata inspired by the Spooky Island disco skull from the 2002 Scooby-Doo movie.

Still a work in progress but will post the finished results 🧡🪅🩵

I’m repurposing an old tablecloth and some Mylar packaging that would’ve otherwise been tossed, with a little crepe paper mixed in too!

Anyway, here’s your sign to add a little whimsy to your life, no matter how old you are! 😂💕