Linda Cardellini plays multiple characters throughout the course of the show but she also played Velma in both of the theatrical live action movies. The name of the town is changed from coolsville to crystal cove in this series. We have a girl who was humiliated on her graduation night and is seeking revenge from all over town. In some episodes, the lunar ghost from the live action Scooby-Doo movie can be seen in the museum of Velma's parents.
The episode, Mystery Solvers Club State Finals, is a tribute to the heyday of Hanna barbera's great classics and Iwao Takamoto, who was one of the mainstays behind hanna barberas success and who styled Scooby-Doo. The animation style that is handled in the episode is the same that was used in the original Scooby-Doo series. The episode: Escape from Mystery Manor, is a tribute to the SAW horror franchise, in this chapter we see how after being captured, the gang must survive different test traps where their lives are at stake.
As The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo was the first series to have a similar format of narrative arcs, several references were made to said series as redesigning Vincent Van Ghoul one of the characters in said series , and with cameos from Flim-Flam and Scrappy-Doo, although with the latter as a joke as Fred mention that they promised not to talk about him more, this in reference to the poor reception that Scrappy has from fans of the franchise.
Episode 3: The Secret of the Ghost Rig, is a tribute to the suspense movies: Duel and Jeepers Creepers , in both films two horrible trucks chase the protagonists. This is the first Scooby-Doo animated series in which Daphne and Fred have their first official on-screen kiss In "Dead Justice" , something that had only happened in live action movies. There is a cameo from the cast of Johnny Quest in the episode Pawn of shadows.
Although the series officially takes place in the early 70's, you can still find elements and technology from the s such as laptops, GPS and more modern objects. In the first episode of the series there is a cameo by the comedian actor Don Knotts, as one of those who follows Velma.
Despite being a direct sequel to the original series, this series tries to give a new vision to the formula of the franchise "Adolescents solving mysteries" this time showing the consequences of solving mysteries about the gang on a physical and emotional level. The episode: "Battle of the Humungonauts", is a tribute to the classic Toho movie War of the Gargantuas or as it is known in Japanese Sanda tai Gaira , which also features two large monsters whom wreak havoc, along with a version of "The Words Get Stuck In My Throat".
In the Horrible Herd, the Cow Skull Queen, her initial appearance attached to a giant egg sac and her freedom to hunt down heroes after they attack her eggs is a reference to the Xenomorph Queen in Aliens. This was the last production of the Scooby-Doo franchise, with the participation of the Mexican voice actor: Luis Alfonso Padilla, who was in charge of lending his voice to Fred in different films and series of the franchise, dying after a long struggle against pancreatic cancer.
In the episode "Scarebear", the main antagonist is Benson Fuhrman who is affected by the chemicals of the Destroid company, this character is actually based on the actor Christopher Walken during his youth. This series was the last acting project of Luis Alfonso Padilla, renowned Mexican actor who lent his voice to Fred since During the recordings of the first season of the series, Luis Alfonso Padilla began to have serious health problems due to cancer He suffered from pancreas which was not detected in time in addition to having difficulties speaking, he was out of breath and took a long time to do his dialogues.
Finally, after finishing the recordings of episode 26, Luis Alfonso Padilla, who was the official voice of Fred Jones for 11 years from to , died on May 12, after being hospitalized for months, eventually doubling only the first season of the series and leaving his character abruptly in the version for Latin America.
The relationship between Velma and Shaggy arose when the show's writers watched the original series again noting that Shaggy and Vilma danced together in certain scenes, that Vilma kept her medicine and sometimes searched for clues together. This added to requests from many fans of the franchise who wanted to see both characters together and had not been satisfied with the relationship of both that was created in Scooby-Doo: Curse of the Lake Monster of The end of the series shows us how by destroying the evil entity, the original timeline of life has been changed.
Creating a world where none of the mysteries solved in the series ever existed and where Crystal Cave was not affected by the influence of the evil entity. At the end of this, the gang stylizes the mystery machine and they go on a trip in search of mysteries, this ending was made with the purpose that any of the other previous adaptations of the franchise could be interpreted as subjective schools and that it was the viewer who will interpret which of these series can connect.
In the episode: Howl of the Fright Hound, there is a cameo of the yogi bear, he appears in the background attached to a wheelbarrow like Hannibal Lecter as a prisoner in the Animal Asylum for Mad Criminals. This Crystal Cove Animal Asylum for Insane Criminals is also an obvious parody of the infamous Arkham Asylum, a mental institution and prison, where most of Batman's enemies are incarcerated. There are numerous references to H. The Willawaw!
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Camp Scare Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster Scooby-Doo! Shaggy is a lanky, teenage male; he is fairly light for his age—even Velma Dinkley can pick him up with her own hands.
He seems to have a very long neck. He also has whiskers on his chin, forming somewhat of a goatee. During his time as a werewolf, his irises are bluish green.
He usually wears a green V-neck shirt, brown bell-bottom pants, and black platforms, in a red v-neck shirt and blue-colored pants. He has infrequently changed his outfit, from simply switching the colors of his outfit, with a t-shirt and blue pants, to an entire wardrobe change when at Albert Shaggleford 's mansion , by wearing a white t-shirt with a dark green stripe and sleeves, an orange long-sleeved undershirt, lighter green cargo pants, and black and white sneakers.
Shaggy is something of a hippy due to his generally laid back persona, his hair, clothes, and his inappropriate use of slipping in the word "Like" in his speech. Even though throughout the years, he's tried to be the average teen, he's still stuck being labelled as a hippy.
He and Scooby-Doo have nearly insatiable appetites, as well as tendencies towards goofing off and cowardice. Due to these similarities, Shaggy typically treats Scooby as a normal person rather than his pet. Shaggy uses his catch phrase " Zoinks! Most of the time whenever he's scared, he'd rather save himself and wouldn't help others, but is sometimes encouraged by either Scooby Snacks or his own personal Shaggy Snacks , or Scooby's disappointment in his attitude.
Despite this, he would occasionally brag about his bravery and enjoys the attention. During his time at his Uncle Albert's mansion, he had to uncharacteristically summon a large amount of courage and bravery to repeatedly to stop Dr. Phineus Phibes 's attempts at global domination, endangering innocent people's lives, and locating the missing Dr. Shaggleford, who had gone into hiding due to his arch-rival Dr. Although usually considered a coward, Shaggy often proves useful in ferreting out the " monsters " and " ghosts " that are usually at the heart of the gang's mysteries, sometimes inadvertently, and sometimes by reluctantly acting as " live bait " for a trap, providing a necessary distraction for their eventual capture.
Shaggy also has disguise and ventriloquism skills, as well as being athletic, which often helps the gang; in the episode What a Night for a Knight , Daphne says that he is the best gymnast in school, and he has also mentioned that he ran track.
He has even dressed up as Daphne and Scooby on at least one occasion usually for Halloween or something similar. He is also able to fly a plane, however he got lost and flew to the Himalayas instead of Hawaii. Shaggy also has an enormous appetite, being able to eat in tremendously large quantities at a time.
There have been instances where Shaggy has noticed and gained the attention from the opposite sex over the years. Being only an amateur sleuth doesn't pay the bills, so Shaggy has had to find a source of income and sometimes a profession if the gang decide to part ways for a while , and has taken on a variety of different jobs through his life.
This is a list of them:. The inspiration for the character came from Maynard G. Casey Kasem played Shaggy for a time where he was portrayed as a vegetarian, by request of Kasem, who is a vegan. In the past, Shaggy had a tendency to overeat and eat anything he could.
Kasem disagreed with this portrayal, and in he walked out on the role when Shaggy and Scooby-Doo were to be portrayed in a Burger King commercial. He also did this because the producers of Scooby Doo would not turn Shaggy into a vegan, which Kasem is.
Therefore he quit, later to rejoin the crew when they allowed Shaggy to be a vegan, only ten years later, in the series What's New, Scooby-Doo?
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