What I remember about the game is that it was set either in Scooby Doo Monsters on the Loose or in Scooby Doo 1st film I remember controlling the mystery machine the game was in flash (no, it's not the Scooby-Doo game: Mystery Machine - Motorized Madness)

Have had this for a long time, but never opened. Just too awesome to let my kids play with.

guys plz dont ban me this is for my mission

This is inspired by the legal analysis dalt does on YouTube. Watching those videos I've realized that there's a lot of stuff that are pretty evil but aren't technically crimes because they just don't happen in real life enough to warent laws. And there's a lot of stuff that Scooby villains do a lot that are perfectly innocent irl but are suspicious in universe because only the villains seem to do them. So given the apparent frequency of villains imitating monsters and ghosts, you would expect the laws in the dooniverse to adapt and create specific "man in mask crimes". Some would be made to close loopholes. Some laws would exist to scare potential criminals away from acts that make it harder for cops to catch them (basically everything that makes the gang necessary). Some would exist to add some charges to particularly terrible variations of crimes (yes stealing in bad but stealing and disrespecting the dead by blaming them is worse). Some would just be missdeminers that only get brought up when cops are desperate to get a dangerous criminal off the streets but can't prove any of the numerous major crimes that everyone knows they committed. So what would they be? Please only answer with things that are specific to Scoobys world and not just things that should be illegal in general. Yes cannibalism should be illegal but it doesn't happen in Scooby Doo so don't say it. However the usefulness irl shouldn't prevent an answer. The fact that cults exist doesn't mean that you shouldn't suggest laws against impersonating a religious figure. That happens surprisingly often in Scooby Doo and is pretty disrespectful and diabolical so it should definitely be adressed by in universe laws. Hopefully this actually makes sense and isn't just the ramblings of a madman. Can't wait to see what you come up with.

Was it Fred x Daphne? Is that why it’s become more obvious as the franchise went on? I know it was more debated if they had feelings in the classic shows but now it’s become the Minnie and Mickey pairing of the franchise. I know Shaggy x Crystal is very popular too.

For reference, I’m 22 years old. My parents were both born in 1980. My step dad was trying to argue that Scooby Doo isn’t a classic, which the entire rest of the family agreed he was dead wrong.

This debate went on for about 10 minutes before I said to him “Scooby Doo was created in 1969. Meaning by the time y’all could remember TV in the 90’s, it was massively declining in popularity. But in 1998 (when y’all would have been 18 & not watching cartoon movies) is when it had its massive resurgence in pop culture.”

I honestly had no facts to back up that comment, but both my parents took it to be the truth lmao. Just curious on what the real history of Scooby Doo timeline-wise, looks like. Were the 80’s a rough decade for Scooby Doo or did I just pull that out of my ass?

When rewatching reluctant werewolf it got me thinking if Fred, Daphne, & Velma saw shaggy like this I wonder how the story would go.

Would anybody have any idea when this night light was made? I've tried a Google Image Search, and can't find anything for it.

https://preview.redd.it/nbs96qms6nge1.jpg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=91675b41eb827812c80d48202fe9adc9969fa6c5

RIP George Austin Robertson Jr. - aka #AustinRoberts September 19, 1945 – November 1, 2024

Very sad to hear yesterday of the passing of Austin Roberts. He performed & composed songs for the 2nd season of #ScoobyDoo, Where Are You! & did some voice acting in the show.

https://williamsonsource.com/obituary-george-austin-robertson-jr/

Essentially, what would be the best game format for a new Scooby Doo game if it were to come out? For myself I only have Night of 100 Frights and Mystery Mayhem under my belt so far and personally really enjoy 100 Frights' metroidvania style. What do y'all think?

Just finished this one this morning! Going to be making prints for shows.

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