ScoobyAddicts.com is a site all about Scooby-Doo which includes a series guide, episode guide, movies, villains, news, and so much more. With Casey Kasem, Nicole Jaffe, Don Messick, Vic Perrin. A group of teenage friends and their Great Dane (Scooby-Doo) travel in a bright green van solving strange and. This edition of the Scooby-Doo franchise is based in the small town of Crystal Cove, a place with a long history of ghost sightings, demons, phantoms and other. Scooby-Doo is an American animated cartoon franchise, comprising several animated television series produced from 1969 to the present day. The original series, Scooby.

Scooby- Doo / Characters - TV Tropes. Looking for characters from Scooby- Doo! Mystery Incorporated, Be Cool, Scooby- Doo! Visit their character pages here, here and here. For example, Fred into someone who's obsessed with traps (especially in Scooby- Doo! Mystery Incorporated), Velma into a Hollywood Nerd, and Shaggy and Scooby had their cowardice turned Up to Eleven. Kid Hero: They're teenagers in most adaptations.

Only Known by Their Nickname: His real name is Scoobert. Papa Wolf: In an episode of What's New Scooby Doo?

Hero with Bad Publicity: Some adaptations, such as Mystery Incorporated, will have them at odds with the law. Younger Than They Look: In the original Scooby- Doo, Where Are You!

Perhaps in response to this, they are sometimes given an Age Lift in later continuities (such as the DTV movies between Zombie Island and Cyber Chase where they're in their twenties and What's New, Scooby- Doo? Mystery Incorporated. Adaptational Jerkass: In Scooby- Doo! Mystery Incorporated he is more of a jerk and talks more often, which adds to the attempt in developing the characters. He gets better, of course. Adaptation Personality Change: In the live- action movies he is really dumber. Action Pet: When he needs to be.

Big Eater: With Shaggy. When Shaggy is about to bite his Dagwood Sandwich, expect Scooby to swallow it.

Watch as your little detectives have hours of fun working together to solve mysteries with the Scooby-Doo toys, games, and movies available from Toys"R"Us. The Gang climb aboard the cruise ship run by Fred's cousin, despite Velma's strong dislike of water. But a water phobia is the least of their problems when a. Watch Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated Online Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated Season 2 Episode 26 Nov 11, 2013 Scooby Doo! Mystery Incorporated Season 2 Episode 25. This is a list of Scooby-Doo characters. Scooby-Doo is an American animated franchise based around several animated television series and animated, as well as live.

Big, Friendly Dog: Scooby is not aggressive. He does not attack monsters. He runs away from them. It's easy to forget since he's so goofy, but Scoob's almost as big and heavy as a grown man. The Big Guy: Dumb as a dog, but loyal — though he may require a Scooby snack — and necessary to sniff out clues.

Butt Monkey: Often drifts into this. Cartoony Tail: Scooby's tail may closely resemble a real Great Dane's, but was designed to look and act like that of a cat's. Catch Phrase: ? The same with Shaggy as well. Classical Anti- Hero: In a way. With his massive cowardice, Scooby's just as likely to avoid taking part in a mystery, as he is to take the role of the hero. Cool Uncle: Scrappy thinks of Scooby this way, despite Scooby's cowardice.

Cowardly Lion: Scooby's cowardice was likely Flanderized through time, but whenever you get in his way, he can definitely take you down. Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass: In some iterations. Watch The Interview Online Hitfix there. Scooby- Doo! Mystery Incorporated had his most Badass form when he ! His line to the robot?

It just happens that Batmite also helps Scooby and Shaggy into the fight as well. And that was on its first iteration! Detective Animal: Whenever the gang is investigating another mystery. Dogs Are Dumb: Played with, for while he's certainly smarter than the average dog, Scooby is usually the least intelligent member of the team. There are times he gets lucky in what he does just happens to be heroic enough to save the day (once when Jeannie was trapped in a bottle and surrounded by a force field that only sound could penetrate, Scooby howled at a pitch high enough to shatter the bottle's glass). In the movies, he very obviously Took a Level in Dumbass. The Drag- Along: Like Shaggy, Scooby has to be coerced with promises of Scooby Snacks.

Embarrassing First Name: The name Scoobert wouldn't be officially established until A Pup Named Scooby- Doo. Furry Denial: ? They always seem to end up finding the weekly monster despite their cowardice, laziness, and their usual lack of investigative skills. Kid- Appeal Character: According to Word Of God, in order to air the series on the CBS Saturday morning timeslot, the series had to lighten is Darker and Edgier atmosphere. Scooby's character, who was envisioned as more of a side character than anything else, was promptly made the lead, and the show became all about his comedic antics. His nephew would later follow suit. Large Ham: Often in the original series when he needs to be the bait and tries to get out of it. Let's Get Dangerous!: When anyone he really cares about is in trouble.

There was even one moment when Velma was captured and Scooby turned down a Scooby Snack, saying he didn't need it to be persuaded to help rescue her. Lovable Coward: He and Shaggy provide the page image. Only Known by Their Nickname: His real name is Scoobert. Papa Wolf: In an episode of What's New Scooby Doo? Having spent the whole night already rescuing the pups from a pair of kidnappers, Scooby was in no mood to put up with the monster's threats, and flat out tackled it. Don't threaten innocent puppies in front of Scooby Doo. Roger Rabbit Effect: Even though the humans are also cartoons, Scooby- Doo far exceeds them in his ability to do Toon Physics.

Shaggy shares this ability to a lesser degree. Scooby is CGI in the live action movies. Speech- Impaired Animal: All of Scooby's words invariably start with an 'R', except for when he says his name, and sometimes even then. Talking Animal: A talking Great Dane. Team Pet: Although it could be argued that he is the hero, and the Meddling Kids are his sidekicks. Vocal Evolution: Messick's original voice for Scooby was much higher- pitched and less raspy sounding before it transitioned to the style everyone's familiar with today.

This is notable in several first season episodes of the original series; for example in . Frank Welker's Scooby has all but lost the speech impediment in recent years, which is pretty evident in Be Cool, Scooby- Doo! Mystery Incorporated. Badass Driver: Not as readily apparent as Fred's badass driving skills (since Fred is usually the one driving), but Scooby- Doo! He also managed to successfully maneuver the Mystery Machine around other cars and over a river without crashing or hitting the water, at high speed, with no breaks in Scooby- Doo! On very rare occasions he has crossed into Backseat Driver territory, reaching over and grabbing the wheel if Fred loses control of the van. Beatnik: He is part this and part hippie, minimizing the usual beatnik stereotypes.

Big Eater: With Scooby. If Fred wants to find a monster, Shaggy will volunteer to investigate the kitchen, and prepare a large snack for himself and Scooby — until the monster comes to interrupt the meal.

Butt Monkey: He is the victim of practically every unfortunate occurence in the series, from Fred's insane plans to simply being in the wrong place at the wrong time. More than one instance sees him as literal live bait. Catch Phrase: . This is due to the fact that Casey Kasem only agreed to play Shaggy if he was vegetarian (see Wag the Director below). Since Kasem retired the role in 2. Shaggy has gone back to eating meat. The Drag- Along: He always gets paired with Scooby even though both have a fear of the paranormal.

Embarrassing First Name: Norville. Thus, he only goes by . In fact, he's the only character other than Scooby himself to appear in every version of the franchise. Invincible Incompetent: With Scooby.

They always seem to end up finding the weekly monster despite their cowardice, laziness, and their usual lack of investigative skills. Kavorka Man: Shaggy has been paired with more women than pretty much anyone else in the Hanna- Barbera line, including: Daphne (in The 1.

Ghosts of Scooby- Doo), Googie and Sadie Mae in the Superstars 1. Mei Ling and a clerk girl in What's New, Crystal in Alien Invaders, Madelyn in Abracadabra- Doo, and later even attempted with Velma in the Mystery Inc. Shaggy (along with Scooby) often notices creepy things that Fred had missed.

Shaggy likes to sneak away with Scooby to eat a large snack. Let's Get Dangerous!: He'll do anything to help his dog. This applies also to the girls and Fred, but to a lesser extent. Like Is, Like, a Comma: Part of his Hippie Speak.

In one episode of Mystery Inc, like, Velma is trying to, like, make him, like, stop. It puts him on the receiving end of a scathing . Later seasons remove that fact. Lovable Jock: It isn't apparent at first, but Shaggy is actually a school athlete.

His considerable speed - that he puts to use in running away from the monster - is the product of his time on the school track team, and in the original series episode . He's easily scared and tends to panic under pressure.

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