And she kind of picks up an edge, riding motorcycles, kicking ass in the live action, killing monsters with buff Scrappy, every scene featuring her in Be Cool, she's still Daphne but now she might cut someone.

Idk why i forgot that she's been shown as a reporter quite a few times when I read "Scooby Apocalypse," but now it makes sense.

Hell yes!!

There was also the samurai movie where she was invited to be in martial arts tournament and her saying Hell in the crossover with CW’s Supernatural

What's it like having shit taste

It’s in the name

I mean one of his nicknames is “Super Shag” so this is not a surprise

2040 scooby-doo:ships shaggy and Fred ?!?!?

And his other girlfriend or 2.

Don't forget the time they shipped him with an actual alien.

Yesss!!!

It also helped flesh out her character and made her more than the one always getting kidnapped or captured by the villains.

@@kenthuang436 Yessss

That and it makes her personality more than just…..girl.

But he likes flim flam

Imagine if Scrappy was in that movie and also aged. Maybe Warner Brothers was right. The world might not be ready for old Scrappy...

@@OnlineVideoSurfer it’s easy what happend the live action movies.

Nah. It's just the Gang were basically fully grown adults already. Like a 17 year old and the same 17 year old at 25 years look more similar than a 12 year old vs himself at 17

Actually, they aged the gang down from 18-early 20s back into high schoolers (I'd guess 17ish)

I thought that "the gang" are just manifestations of Shaggy's power and memories.

Wait... *WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE!?!*

This is certainly unexpected, but doesn't surprise me somehow.

I hope you enjoyed the video.

Oh hey Bruva-WAIT HUH

Bruva Alfabusa! A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one!

It's a problem, I even have his cookbook kicking around somewhere. It's got a whole chapter on coffee.

Darkness falls across the land.

Sorry, but Maurice LaMarche's impression of Vincent Price makes me too aware of what I'm doing tomorrow night.

@@Rognik Well, gee, what are you going to tomorrow night?

It makes perfect sense to me that I'd see you comment on this kind of video.

Doesn't that actually happen in one of the comics. XD

My situation as well (first paragraph)

The reason why Scrappy gets so much is because Hannah Barbera try to make him the new face of the franchise instead of keeping him as a supporting character!

i always thought scrappy and flim flam and scrappy and matches were two really good combo's

Supernatural things in Scooby-Doo? Arguably the coolest shit. As a kid it always gave me the "oh shit" vibes

I agree! Scrappy needs comes back and be made likable again! No more impressing his ignorant haters!

Lmao 🤣

I mean the new Scooby Doo show had the ghost of Lincoln guest star

Look, it's Coppercab's annoying nephew

It's a surprisingly malleable concept. There's a reason it's been going on for over half a century.

I've always loved Daphne, and think "old school" Daphne gets WAY too much heck for the "danger-prone Daphne" thing, which was charming in its own right (seriously, she leaned forward too far off a railing and fell. That's hilarious, and I'd kind of like some sort of callback to that in a newer Scooby outing).

She was just Danger-prone

Same. I hate it when people say Daphne was dumb because she never was in the original.

@@freddyrichards878 I remember in of the movies, (Loch Ness Monster, I believe) they poked fun at the Danger Prone side of Daphne, making her Scotch Ancestors inherently danger prone (so it's in Daphne's bloodline to be Danger Prone)... to which the other members of Mystery Inc glare at Daphne, she retorts with "What?", then they all start whistling, murmuring, filing nails etc... I fell about the place laughing at that, not only a good callback but a well timed joke on it too.

The Movie isn't in the same continuity though.

Zombie Island was only impactful _because_ the franchise usually avoids supernatural stuff. That's the balance I think the show should strike-stick to mundane explanations for typical mysteries, and only break out genuine magic for some special occasions. That said, the finale for a long-dead series about literal ghosts is exactly the kind of special occasion that deserves real ghosts.

I actually had an idea for a Scrappy Doo movie that addresses Scrappy as a character without being maliciously humorous about it. Anyone wanna hear?

@@supermariof0521 Yes

@@freedomchaser9664 Alright. But I must warn you, its a bit lengthy, so bare with me. TITLE: "Scrappy" STUDIO: Warner Bros. Animation DISTRIBUTOR: Warner Bros. Pictures PLOT: Its business as usual for Mystery Inc, as we see them investigating an abandoned police station and setting up one of Fred's signature traps to lure and unmask their latest monster. Unfortunately for those meddling kids, the monster they were after had other plans and had managed to mysteriously rig the trap to capture Mystery Inc. in an attempt to frame them for the crime the monster itself committed. Soon word gets out that Scooby and the gang are all behind bars and awaiting trial. Now society knows that something shaddy is going on, but anyone who tried to testify on the gang's behalf would be charged with tampering with a law enforcement investigation. If the gang could not be proven innocent within 3 days, they would be behind bars for good. So unfortunately this is one mystery that the gang can't exactly crack, given that their behind bars, and the Mystery Machine has been impounded. At the same time all this went down, we are introduced to our title character for the next 85 minutes, Scooby Doo's hyperactive nephew, Scrappy Doo. Who's currently living at a pizzeria, where his mother, Ruby Doo, works as a waitress dog, delivering pizzas to tables and even helping deliver pizza boxes to-go. Now Scrappy means well, but given his puppy power tendencies, Scrappy longs to be just as great of a mystery solving master as his Uncle Scooby. Unfortunately spending a majority of his time in a pizzeria where little to no bad guys appear, has lead to the pups imagination often getting the better of him, and him accusing most innocent people in the resturaunt of being a possible red herring, leading him to be viewed as an utter annoyance by resturaunt staff. After getting into trouble for the final time, Scrappy gets put in the dog house til he can learn to behave. Despite Ruby trying to reason with Scrappy, and maybe offer a way to channel all that puppy power energy in a way to get it under control, Scrappy laments that not only is he bored of being cooped up in a pizzeria all day, but also how he wants to carry on the same legacy as his Uncle Scooby, and make him proud. He constantly brags about how he supposedly isn't adraid of anything, but weither he wants to admit it or not, there is one fear he does have, that he'll have to come to terms with eventually. That being, the fear of letting his Uncle Scooby down. Scrappy knows that Scooby is as cowardly as he is hungy, but despite being a big fat coward, Scooby Doo manages to pull through and have himself a scooby snack and that's a straight up fact. But the idea of letting his uncle down by being as vulnerable as any other dog is something that Scrappy refuses to let happen at all costs. However things quickly get going when Scrappy sees a news broadcast showcasing that Mystery Inc. is behind bars and how law enforcement seems to be rigging the case to convict those meddling kids. Scrappy of course suspects shaddy practices within law enforcement and the court procedure, and decides he wants to prove the gang innocent. Not because he wants to get some respect, but simply because he knows the Scooby gang are innocent and he refuses to let them be wronged by the law. However he knows that he can't do this on his own, and soon meets a woman named Marcie Fleach (who was originally a recurring character from 2010's "Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated"), who adopted the nickname, "Hot Dog Water". She was also a friend of Mystery Inc, and had been trying to do some undercover detective work to find the culprit who framed Mystery Inc because he/she had a long standaing personal beef with them. After a bit of back and forth, the two decide to team up and head off on a road trip across the state, with Marcie basically playing straight man to Scrappy's "Puppy Power" antics, as they set of to find and unmask the culprit and clear Scooby and the gang's good names. On the surface this is a standard Scooby Doo mystery, but with the highly controversial Scrappy Doo as the focus. However while the mystery is the general genre of the movie, its not the primary focus. Rather the primary focus of the story is Scrappy's arc of learning to accept the fact that he's no different from anyone else when it comes to personal fear. This take on Scrappy shows that he is in fact vulnerable and eventually by the end, he learns that there is ZERO shame in having a personal fear. In Scrappy's case, his "Puppy Power" ideologies are the result of pent up anxiety and how he should be more honest with himself and with others, and also acknowledges that just because he can jump into a dangerous situation head on, doesn't always mean that he should. It may be a mystery comedy, but at its core, its about Scrappy's personal growth and his friendship with Marcie and how she too is a bit of an outcast, giving Scrappy someone he can relate to. Well? What'd ya think?

In my personal headcannon, Fred & Daphne broke-up amicably after High School(their Careers went in different direction's). Her later Relationship with Shaggy happened due to both having to "Be the Parents" of two mentally scarred kids(Scrappy thinking he was a Dog & Flim-flam's criminal history). They got unwillingly pulled into Vincent VanGhoul's(i never get tired of that Name) world and just naturally hook-up. They broke-up before Zombie Island probably due to "Scrappy" finally getting help(especially after the Kookie incident in Reluctant Werewolf). But that's all just me, so take it for what it's worth to ya....

so your not into the velma/daphne camp

i think it was a fling. she and Fred were on the outs at the time and Shaggy was there for her. so she kinda fell for him and they did it for a while until she got back together with Fred. that's my story and im sticking to it

@@PrincessAshley972 that too would've explained why Fred paired up with Daphne again in Zombie island....

I just ship all the human characters with each other at the same time and believe they all live as a polyamorous (is that the word?) Group with their dog of alien heritage.

So is Shaggy named Shaggy because he likes to "Shag"? Like how he and Daphne definitely were Shagging during the 13 ghost run

@@brandenramirez8848 Shaggy as in Shaggy Hair.

They knew dang well what they were doing

@@chachwa9970 idk man. Slang changes a hell of a lot. Maybe not with "Uncle Gaggy". But "Shaggy"? C'mon man. They knew. ;3

Kinky...

he already became the president of Cartoon Network

I was having those same exact thoughts. I was like wow he went hard on the aesthetic, unless......

Cancers comin back

This chain is Scrappy's current existance as a whole rip.

@@SuperRat420 yikes dude, maybe don't joke about that

@@SuperRat420 Jesus..

age h im up and give him a bulldog personality. more quiet but muscular

Flim flam and scrappy...but make it gritty

I agree. A modern version of Scrappy could be really great if they give him more puppy traits and keep his admiration of Scooby and maybe tone down overusing catchphrases.

To bad Warner bros hates his guts and refuses to allow any positive appearances of him that arent cameos that mock him

Yep, like Billiam said in the first Scrappy video, a ton of people including myself just knew Scrappy as being in a few of the re-run Scooby-Doo episodes, there would be a lot of Scooby fans out there who don’t have that hatred for Scraooy because he was just sometimes around, I hope they eventually do something with him again other than make fun of the fact some people hate him.

she is able to observe multiple things at once, increasing her learning potential. Her crossed eyes are what permits this.

Not the same Shaggy.

@@weathermangohanssj4 considering it's official DC continuity it might as well be, Daphne's Batgirl right now for example

Hey what a coincidence ! My group did something really similar, except they released the ghosts/ evil demons on purpose.... DMing is fun lol

Well At least they are honest with themselves. It does sound like a good idea though.

@@tanith117 Feel free to use the idea then. My group rotates through DMs, and there's a couple other campaigns I'm supposed to run first. It wouldn't shock me if it were around 2030 that I actually get to run this idea myself.

Shout out to Mystery Skulls

@@zenxiety6461 I didn't even think about that, but you're totally right.

Nice to see other who agree!

@@prowolf633 hey I do agree as well

Well I like Jason and never hated Scrappy so yeah, that'd be cool.

Can I tell a question, is James Gunn fired from WB or no longer in WB.

I liked the Red shirt era

Actually The 13 Ghost Of Scooby Doo was the beginning of the Red Shirt Shaggy era.

I get nostalgic when I see the red shirt Shaggy haha

Fans who hate him are just selfish, stupid, and willingly-ignorant of how Scrappy saved the Scooby-Doo franchise when the ratings were dropping!

@@prowolf633 exactly like Scrappy Doo made the show different instead of having fake monsters with Freddy and Velma it got old and repetitive scrappy doo added new adventures and the face they had real monsters made him so likable I love scrappy it's shame he didn't make the cut

Their not real Scooby Doo fans if they don't like Scrappy Doo

This actually sounds pretty interesting

I love your idea!

And maybe the fake first end up being a good guy

Oh, the 4 example is from scooby doo and the monster of loch ness? I remember there was two to three monster of loch ness, 1 of the monsters was real in that movie

THIS! I've been wanting this to be the Scooby norm for SO LONG now!

Nooo, this is cursed

The last part, that is

That last part makes me want to burn out my eyes due to how cursed that image is

z o i n k s

Yeah, I can see him vibrating in bed lol Not to mention, the skinny guys are always hung as hell. But I'd still rather have Fred. I like muscles on a man.

Same this is the material I needed in 2020

They're cousins it's stated in an old vhs extra that had the creeper episode. I believe one of their parents are siblings which is why they both have money

​@@kyrstynhartman8083 They're not cousins lol, no one ever said that on any VHS ever. You can check yourself, that's not mentioned anywhere out there.

Yeah pets and Scooby Snacks

Me neither - I thought he was cool

@@angellopes9353 Me too.

Finally, a man of culture. The Giga Chad Shaggy x Daphne vs. the virgin ascot 👱‍♂️

​​​@@RockNRollSurfinsulting Fred to justify your filthy and deleted ship eh ? I genuinely hope that none of the cringe shaphne shippers get what they desire in life. Also, Fred survived against jason in that adult parody while norville got butchered first for being the little basitch he is.

Oh look! It's Nico from that Digimon podcast that everyone is raving about! I wonder who that other guy in the video is.

The Billiam Underground and Nico

That Nico is going to be the next Amadeus

That's dumb

@@dragonlordthekingofdragons6373 Same goes with, Ghoul School, Reluctant Werewolf, Boo Brothers, as well as the first three video movies.

I think Film Theory actually did an episode about this.

@@CrimsonNineTail Ghoul School clearly takes place in the OK KO universe. Can’t say for the others, though.

But what about curse of the 13th ghost? Is that in the same alternate timeline but with Fred and Velma? The monster was fake in that movie

I love that you enjoy this despite your wildly different opinion on this era.

I’m glad that you saw this video Scott

I did think of your video a lot during this

Mary Jane (yes really) from the live-action movie. I'm willing to bet there was someone from What's New Scooby Doo.

He sells weed and delivers pipe

come on now don't pit 2 kings against each other

@@JapanFreak2595 He had a girlfriend in the valentine day special but she left him for JC Chazes of the Backstreet Boys.

it's like the scott pilgrim phenomenom: "i get why girls like you, but why? i mean i get it but....why??"

How far did you get and which was your favorite.

@@fictionarch i think i got through all the american ones except i did also watch headmasters and armada, one day ill probably sit down and watch the japanese series through too once this fever hits me again. i also didn’t finish the i think two? webseries that came out after. i also read the idw comics that were out at the time and some of the old marvel comics, but didn’t finish either. honestly outside of like, some of the worst examples, transformers is pretty consistently “good” if you’re already into it’s lore and characters. what separates most of them is aesthetic and tone of each series. my favorites were definitely G1 (because it made me laugh a lot), prime was really pretty and had a really good second season although it ended up going nowhere, beast wars i think is the fun inbetween of those two eras if you can watch old cgi without vomiting. i also did enjoy the war for cybertron video games. the bumblebee movie was good. there are some that were really bad though, robots in disguise 2015 was legit awful, i think the live action films are pretty infamous but i think the third one is my least favorite. most of the other series have really good and really bad moments but aren’t unwatchable. at least if you’re into the robot cars/animals/whatever else they can turn into, there’s always a tiny bit of entertainment seeing how other people want to add to the extensive character list or interpret certain things and events.

@@fictionarchoop sorry for sending an essay lmao

@@robinchirps1775 it was a good read.

Too many old people in charge who grew up with the worst of Scrappy.

They used to air it on Sundays in the evening.

Star Wars and Doctor Who fans could learn something from this.

@@onenerd9573 Well, Disney ruined it with Star Wars when they made this "Canon"/"Legends" division.

@@otamanvasyl9949 Case in point.

@@onenerd9573 ?

Me too

@@kazallroberts So do I.

I have it too I love it!

Yeah, those two, Zombie Island, Witches Ghost, and Loch Ness Monster are my favourites. They're pretty much the only Scooby-Doo stuff I'll willingly rewatch.

oh you're not gonna like the 13th ghost movie, I feel

@@VulpesHilarianus paranormal Scooby-Doo is best Scooby-Doo

I had Zombie island and the boo brothers on VHS tape man most of us had awesome childhoods.

please tell your hubby thank you for appreciating scrappy doo 😭❤

Scrappy during the 1983-1988 shows and movies was a genuinely good character, but people only remember his early days in 1979-1982, where he was a bit rough around the edges and could be annoying sometimes, and the 2002 live-action movie, which ruined and derailed Scrappy to shit, it was horrible. He needs to come back to redeem himself from that awful portrayal.

I agree! Which is why I want Scrappy to come back. He deserves a second chance to be better and likable again! The hate on Scrappy has to stop

Here's something interesting. Jon Colton Barry, one of the showrunners for Be Cool Scooby Doo, mentioned how he tried incorporating him into the Halloween episode from season 2, but he had to cut him out. mobile.twitter.com/joncoltonbarry/status/1319177450954186752

Scrappy is erased, he's just ignored until it's time to make a joke about how much he sucked. Which is kind of sad.

I started to ramble but the basic comment is yeah same: I know I'd love them to bring him back and maybe talk about that he was the most annoying little kid/pup but has really gotten decent as he's gotten older. Or maybe even he leaned into/internalized them not liking him and went off to do his own thing, maybe travel with another group who's goal has been to catch more monsters than the original crew which ultimately leads them to causing more problems for the townsfolk which always gets the original gang called thus providing the OG gang with constant work and scrappy with learning opportunities. Like "oh this is why we split up/ make traps/keep smart people around/ travel together (an episode where a member just doesn't show up/goes to the wrong place is hilarious to me)

Scrappy Survived and is kind of a recurring character in the Scooby Apocalypse comics, where he seems to hate Scooby and wants to murder him.

@@PurpleFoxValon wait there is a scooby apocalypse comic ? I need to read this

I'd love to see Scrappy return. They pretty much cancelled him completely which is sad.

So sorta like Scooby Apocalypse? The AU comic that's canon.

@@NatetheNerdy Scrappy is fuckin metal in that.

@@professionalhimbo I wasn't ready for him to go on a revenge quest to kill Scooby.

I don't think I ever hated Scappy? He reminded me a lot of myself when I was a kid. So I kinda related to him. Even now I don't think I can hate him because he was what validated my ADHD for me. A sort of "Be who you are kid. You'll find people that like you." Like when the Gang actually LIKED Scrappy and when Universal DIDN'T use his disappearance as a joke.

@@LylaDagger Yeah, I always found the guy okay (and as a kid, I enjoyed the more light-hearted tone the series took with the segmented episodes). I wasn't even aware of this supposed hatebase...... like, I see him return in the live-action film in the worst possible fashion, see The Scrappy entry on TVTropes, and I'm just like "What?" I may be speaking from personal annecdotes, but I can't help wondering if it was all just a vocal minority, playing up the hate far worse than it actually was, and WB just decided to run with it.

I never understood the hate for Scrappy myself. Though that could very well be because the only regular Scrappy I could experience in my childhood was a single VHS of a Hannah Barbara special where it only had 3 shorts from Scrappy's time. It was why I, at first, originally hated how they made Scrappy a self-centred, egomaniac jerk in the live action movie, because he wasn't the Scrappy Doo I knew. Didn't really like the jab at him during Season 1 of Scooby Doo Mystery Inc. either. I *can* understand the hate now, but don't feel it myself. I'll always love Scrappy.

I agree with you.

Flim-Flam suffers from the same problem as early Scrappy; great in theory, but poorly executed.

@David Blyth The recent show, Be Cool Scooby Doo (my favourite version) had a lot of Fred/Velma and Shaggy/Daphne hints in it (even though they kept all of them as just friends throughout the show).

Scrappy was great for me too, but I think the hate should go to nobody

Records say he used to be popular when he was added, too :/ I was surprised when the internet age came and haters started doing stuff like adding a "The Scrappy" (=character who uined muh everything!) page on TvTropes

Bro why Scooby-Dum???

What did he did?

But the hell was Speed Buggy?

@Will N I know that I was implying that the possessed sentient car was the earliest supernatural Scooby thing.

[ Shana Reviews ] they simply ignored that era of real monsters appearing in the 1980s. As from Zombie Island it was a new continuity thats why during some of the Zombie Island promotions you hear this time the monsters are real because the writers decided to start a new fresh start for Zombie Island and it proved successful enough not to re-add Scrappy Doo.

Remember how Teletoon would play the whole series every October on the lead up to Halloween? Simpler times...

OH MY GOD HAHA

In Zombie Island Fred talks about how he wishes he hadn't sold the Mystery Machine. So my guess is he sold it to Shaggy, who then sold it to someone else to pay for the red van seen in Adventures, 13 Ghosts, and Ghoul School

Which makes it weird that their dynamic in this show actually can work really well and is something a lot of other media just leaves out. Even removing the whole 'is it romantic' angle.

Ya they pretty much do seem like friends like proxy. I can totally see Fred and Shaggy broing out at times, and like Velma helping Shaggy study but Shaggy and Daphne feel like ppl who only through their mutual friend Fred. Although there is potential to be mined from the Goofy Stoner and Pretty Girl hanging out.

Yo! 90's kid here.

@@jefferyquick3280 Same here! Anyone else in their mid 20s to 30s now?

@@TayoEXE Brings me back memories! 🙂

It's time for us 2000s Kids to takeover and constantly brag about how good the 2000s were!

90s kid, here! '95 to be specific! Hi fellow friends~ 😁

If that theory is true then why did Fred & Velma show up again in other movies and shows following this one?

@@PeterGriffin11 Well, since Daphne absorbed Fred and Velma’s abilities. She combined them with her own skills to make two identical robots that look like Velma and Fred.

@@pizzanopastano9159That makes sense.

Is this Kingdom Hearts?

@@boheyo Yes. Just yes.

It is canon. In the '83-'85 shows. Tom Ruegger confirmed they were a couple in them.

No.

Yesss, he gotta do the classic 70s shows! I'm shocked he hasn't done The New Scooby-Doo Movies and The Scooby-Doo Show yet. And definitely the more recent incarnations need their videos, especially the very underrated and overhated Be Cool Scooby-Doo (I can't believe how many people hated it just because of the animation and designs) and the weird as fuck Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue (this one deserves the hate).

Really cause the Boomerang I watched only had Scooby Doo Where Are You, New Scooby Doo Movies, A Pup Named Scooby Doo, and What's New Scooby Doo.