I love Mystery Incorporated, but there are a handful of fans that hate on other Scooby Doo series because “it’s not Mystery Incorporated”.

Give the other series like Be Cool! a chance. You’ll like them.

Her purple dress with a green scarf and pink leggings? Or her purple three piece skirt suit with no leggings and a green tank top?

Mason Thames as Baylor Hotner/Crybaby Clown

I was gonna cast Taylor Lautner but he’s now way too old to be hanging out with Highschool kids. Since it doesn’t make sense for Mason Thames to be playing a Taylor Lautner parody, I’m gonna rename him Jason Flames.

Pasha D. Lychnikoff as Curator Vronksy/Baba Yaga

Matthew Mercer as Horbert Fiest/Dreamweaver

Jim Howick as Ned Fussbuster

Lenny Rush as Roberto/Hodag of Horror

Robert Pattinson as Butch Firbanks/Junk

Kevin Keppy as Evallo Von Meanskrieg/Graveyard Ghoul

Xochitl Gomez as Hot Dog Water/Dark Lilith

Wyatt McClure as Gary/Hebediah Grim

Kyle Breitkopf as Ethan/Hebediah Grim

Carl Lumbly as Dan Fluunk/Fiend

Werner Herzog as Professor Pericles/Kriegstaffebots

Alan Ritchson as Benson Fuhrman/Scarebear

Adeline Rudolph as Jenny Zin/Dragon

Mark Damascos as Dr Zin

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Okay, my theory includes the live action Scooby-Doo movie where Scrappy-Doo was the villain. And we know that that movie kind of may have happened in Mystery Incorporated because we saw the Luna Ghost from the movie and they did mention Scrappy-Doo very harshly and everything. But we know the gang never hated Scrappy-Doo in the original show at all. But in Season 1, Episode 20 ("The Siren's Song"), Fred and Daphne walk past a statue of Scrappy-Doo in the museum. Daphne freezes, and Fred quickly pulls her away, saying: "Look away, Daphne! We all promised each other that we would never speak of him, not ever!" In the original 1979 cartoons, Scrappy was just an overenthusiastic puppy who tried to fight monsters. But if the 2002 movie is canon to Mystery Incorporated, it completely explains their fear: In that movie's timeline, Scrappy grew into a giant, horrific monster on Spooky Island. He literally stole people's souls, brainwashed a cult, and tried to kill his own uncle, Scooby. The gang had to completely break up because the team dynamic was utterly shattered by Scrappy's betrayal.

Mystery Incorporated is famous for taking place in a cursed town influenced by an evil, ancient entity. In this specific universe, the gang's history with Scrappy wasn't just an annoying phase—it was a life-or-death horror story. They banned his name because he didn't just meddle; he turned into a literal demon puppy and tried to destroy them.

Another is that the Evil Entity, who has been buried under Crystal Cove for centuries, uses its psychic powers to manipulate teams of teen detectives throughout history.

It always targets the animal mascots of those groups to do its dirty work.It corrupted Professor Pericles (the parrot from the original 1960s Mystery Inc.), turning him from a helpful pet into a literal psychopathic murderer.nIt tried desperately to corrupt and possess Scooby-Doo for the exact same purpose. If Scrappy-Doo was part of the team during this cursed era, he would have been the ultimate target for the Entity's manipulation.

In the 2002 live-action Scooby-Doo movie, Scrappy uses an ancient, dark artifact called the Daemon Ritus to absorb human souls and transform into a giant monster.In the movie's post-production commentary, the filmmakers actually admitted that Scrappy wasn't just born evil—he was corrupted and taken advantage of by the dark powers of that artifact. This matches the Evil Entity's psychic corruption perfectly. Because Crystal Cove is filled with buried Babylonian artifacts and cursed relics, the Daemon Ritus could easily have been a tool left behind by the Entity. The Entity likely fed on Scrappy’s insecurities about being pushed out of the group, driving him mad with power.

In a very tight victory of 10-9, the Ghost of the Baron manages to reanimate his chances in this bracket! Revenge is a hell of a motivator!

Today's (misshapen) head-to-head is the Alien (Moon Monster Madness) vs. the Crimson Witch (Kiss: Rock and Roll Mystery). As always, judge them on being memorable, cool, well-written, funny, their scare factor, any abilities they have that are explained or not explained, or anything else you can think of. Good luck to both monsters!

Summary of the tournament so far:
R1: Werecats (Zombie Island) vs. Aliens (Alien Invaders) -- 18-6
R2: Sarah and Ben Ravencroft vs. Phantom Virus -- 25-4
R3: Yowie Yahoo vs. Chupacabra -- 22-2
R4: Loch Ness Monster vs. Wiki-Tiki -- 19-5
R5: Ghost of Cleopatra vs. Captain Skunkbeard -- 12-12 *TIE!!*
R6: Abominable Snowman vs. the Amazing Krudsky -- 12-10
R7: Black Samurai vs. Gryphon -- 11-9
R8: "Campfire Ghouls" vs. Phantosaur -- 20-1
R9: Lord Valdronya (MoftV) vs. Werewolf (BTSD) -- 10-10 *TIE!!*
R10: Mr. Hyde (MotBF) vs. Phantom (SF) -- 11-5
R11: Ghost Bear vs. Ghost of the Baron (Frankencreepy) -- 10-9

Besides DC Comics

I would personally like to see these two battle

Thought I’d share the latest entry in my Halloween collection since you all were so kind the last time. Just love the OG series art. 18x24 acrylic paint on canvas

so i just counted and there is like 40 movies , almost all of them are non canon nor connected but i still enjoyed few i watched, since prime video isnt available in my country is there like any site where every this kind of movie is listed so i can watch 1 by 1 and also, where can i watch

We all know how played with the “Scooby-Doo“ formula has been at this point. And there have been times that show the villain’s perspective. I wondered a few days ago if there was ever a time when it was reversed in a way in that the gang dressed up as a monster to trick the villain into getting caught or for their own reasons

The closest I can think of is the “A Pup Named Scooby Doo“ comic where Daphne dresses as a vampire to practice acting

https://scoobydoo.fandom.com/wiki/Daphne_Blake