Poll of the Day > I've watched every single Scooby Doo media (probably) AMA

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Scooby Doo only gets more and more important to his worlds mythos with each iteration. Imagine going from a dog who can talk, to a beast who will end the world and kill everyone, to the descendant of Alex the Greats dog and the key to the underworld.

I dont think Scoob (the most recent movie and the first in the Hanna-Barbera Cinematic Universe!!!) is as bad as people seem to think. Its okay. Hardly the worst piece of Scooby media out there (thats the John Cena one, which I only kind of love unironically)

The most boring movie is the goblin one.

Scare School is my favorite and it has nothing to do with objective quality. No, my answer wont change.

I never read the shitty modern reboot comic but I WANT to so bad! I think about it all the time.

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Is the new Zombie Island any good? How about the new Batman team-up?

PK_Spam posted...

Hardly the worst piece of Scooby media out there (thats the John Cena one, which I only kind of love unironically)

The WWE ones are among the worst ones.

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You say Scare School is your favorite, but not the objective best. Which piece of Scooby-Doo media would you consider the objective best, and why?

Is Scare School the same thing as Ghoul School or is it a separate movie?

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Is OguriSama a Japanese school girl.

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What about all of the Scooby Doo Clones from the 70's and 80's that Hanna-Barbara churned out?

Zeus posted...

Is the new Zombie Island any good? How about the new Batman team-up?

Zombie Island 2 is... uh... what exactly are your expectations for Scooby media? Because... uh... I thought it was middle of the road, but a search online says that its actually one of the lower rated ones? No.

The Batman one had a competent writer and director behind it and Batman BatB iirc always had solid writing and isnt talked about enough.

JigsawTDC posted...

You say Scare School is your favorite, but not the objective best. Which piece of Scooby-Doo media would you consider the objective best, and why?

Come on. You know the answer to this one lol.

Monsters Unleashed

Okay Im sorry. You know the real answer here. Everyone does.

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Zeus posted...

Is Scare School the same thing as Ghoul School or is it a separate movie?

>_>

Nevermind I guess Im not a real fan

Ogurisama posted...

Is OguriSama a Japanese school girl.

yes. With Zettai Ryouiki

TheWorstPoster posted...

What about all of the Scooby Doo Clones from the 70's and 80's that Hanna-Barbara churned out?

My honest opinion is that they all sucked and thats why the majority of them disappeared from relevancy for 20+ years. BUT Scoob has Captain Caveman and that suddenly reignited my love because one of the girls from that show is given a prominent role in Scoob (but she doesnt even talk to CC, really!)

But I really wanna say that Josie and the Pussycats In Space is peak television

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Apropros of nothing, one of my friends in high school was actually named after Alex from Josie. Her father was one artists for the Archie comics and felt a special connection to that one character.

She chose to go by a completely different name lmfao

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Have you seen that deleted scene from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back?

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PK_Spam posted...

Come on. You know the answer to this one lol.

Monsters Unleashed

Okay Im sorry. You know the real answer here. Everyone does.

I genuinely don't lol. Outside of the original series, the initial run of spin-offs, and the first live-action movie, I really haven't seen too much Scooby-Doo and am pretty unfamiliar with the fandom and what's seen as great!

Zombie Island is generally seen as the best one with the most competent writing and genuinely high stakes with a good mystery.

Very very close to that is Mystery Begins, the best live action Scooby movie and my favorite live action character model for the pup. Idk what people think of this one because I hardly ever hear them talk about it :(

Supernatural x Scooby was very funny and, again, NOBODY talks about it.

Mead posted...

Have you seen that deleted scene from Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back?

The only redeeming factor in that scene is lesbian Velma

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PK_Spam posted...

Batman BatB iirc always had solid writing and isnt talked about enough.

The show always kinda walked the line.

PK_Spam posted...

Okay Im sorry. You know the real answer here. Everyone does.

Mystery Inc? Or maybe Be Cool, Scooby Doo?

PK_Spam posted...

Zombie Island is generally seen as the best one with the most competent writing and genuinely high stakes with a good mystery.

Oh, out of the movies, sure.

PK_Spam posted...

Very very close to that is Mystery Begins, the best live action Scooby movie and my favorite live action character model for the pup. Idk what people think of this one because I hardly ever hear them talk about it :(

Did not like.

PK_Spam posted...

Supernatural x Scooby was very funny and, again, NOBODY talks about it.

It was alright. The meta references were fun, but even later Scooby Doo episodes made meta references that poked fun at the episode. The ending was hilarious, though ("What are you going to do?" "Oh, we called the cops. Turns out you've been cheating on your taxes. It was good enough to take down Capone and it's good enough for you.")

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TheWorstPoster posted...

What about all of the Scooby Doo Clones from the 70's and 80's that Hanna-Barbara churned out?

good times i remember getting home from school back in the 80's to watch stuff like scooby doo

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A Pup Named Scooby Doo was always my favorite

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Are Fred and Daphne fucking?

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PK_Spam posted...

I never read the shitty modern reboot comic but I WANT to so bad! I think about it all the time.

where my tablet at i need to find this

scooby is the best fuckin cartoon ever and i will fight any fuckin one who says otherwise

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I'm about halfway through Mystery Incorporated (it's on Netflix) and I really love it.

And I've watched the show since the 70s

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SilentSeph posted...

A Pup Named Scooby Doo was always my favorite

I still get the theme song stuck in my head

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SCOOBY

A PUP NAMED SCOOBY DOOBY DO, DOOBY DO, DOOBY DO

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what one is the best intro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChNmaeY_Sos

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Best theme song, right here:

"They've got it all together for a brand new show!
Scooby Doo is here and then away he goes!
While Scooby Doo is hiding from a scary ghost
SHAGGY GETS TO DOING WHAT HE DOES THE MOST

So come on get involved, 'til the mystery is solved
Hang around with Scooby Doo
That's my pal!
SCOOBY DOOBY DOOOOOO!!"

I probably got a lot wrong, I'm going by my 1st grade memory lol

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Best Scooby-Doo reference in Simpsons

https://youtu.be/3mAzsOPw8EE

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Theres a mystery in town

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Question: How do you feel about the portrayal of scrappy in the post apocalyptic scooby doo spin off webcomic, does it fit the arc of his character?

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Black_Crusher posted...

Best theme song, right here:

"They've got it all together for a brand new show!
Scooby Doo is here and then away he goes!
While Scooby Doo is hiding from a scary ghost
SHAGGY GETS TO DOING WHAT HE DOES THE MOST

So come on get involved, 'til the mystery is solved
Hang around with Scooby Doo
That's my pal!
SCOOBY DOOBY DOOOOOO!!"

I probably got a lot wrong, I'm going by my 1st grade memory lol

nope, thats it

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BlazeAndBlade posted...

what one is the best intro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChNmaeY_Sos

Whats New Scooby Doo was in my Power Hour playlist in college and I still think about it a lot.

Nightwind posted...

Question: How do you feel about the portrayal of scrappy in the post apocalyptic scooby doo spin off webcomic, does it fit the arc of his character?

The WHAT?! Tell me this isnt the DC comic and is actually an entirely new Scooby thing, please.

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BlazeAndBlade posted...

what one is the best intro

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChNmaeY_Sos

Surprisingly I remember all but 2 of these intros. I've never heard of Shaggy and Scooby Get a Clue but its intro was complete garbage so maybe it's for the best

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tbh, the only good thing about What's New, Scooby Doo? was the theme song and opening >_>

I also realize that I must not have seen Shaggy and Scooby Get a Clue... or wait, maybe I watched a clip or two then decided not to bother.

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Racing special or the monster school special?

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I remember constantly renting the Scooby Doo meets Batman VHS with my brother as a kid thinking it was the best thing ever.
What are your thoughts on it?

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Not Daphne makes the Reluctant Werewolf even worse than it would ordinarily be, but I was always a fan of werewolf shaggy.

I dont remember a single thing Scooby does in this movie.

So Ghoul School.

I always thought every single one of those girls was SO cool. Seeing that boys camp next door be so mean to them always upset me as a kid.

I liked Get a Clues art style, but I can see why nobody cares to remember it.

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JixHedgehog posted...

I remember constantly renting the Scooby Doo meets Batman VHS with my brother as a kid thinking it was the best thing ever.
What are your thoughts on it?

I had a collection of recordable VHS tapes as a kid, mostly for Ed, Edd, and Eddy, but also for select episodes of other shows I liked (the Bunny episode of PPG, the color clown one, a few Courage and Spongebob episodes.

For some reason, I had both the Batman special and the Don Knotts crossover back to back on a tape, cutting off Band Geeks before Squidward could even put his fliers everywhere.

But I remember enjoying them as a kid. Have no idea how they hold up, and I imagine the Don Knotts special did NOT hold up.

Its hard to fuck up Scooby x Batman unless you really try hard. Im sure thats still good.

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PK_Spam posted...

I had a collection of recordable VHS tapes as a kid, mostly for Ed, Edd, and Eddy, but also for select episodes of other shows I liked (the Bunny episode of PPG, the color clown one, a few Courage and Spongebob episodes.

Hah! We did too! My older brother was a VHS recording jockey whenever we got to spend the weekend at grandmas
He easily had over 5 dozens tapes full of movies recorded from TV with the ads removed by pausing the recordings during them. He got a lot of TMNT too

I had a few tapes full of Sonics and one with a mix of Sonic, Power Rangers, Xmen, Spiderman and other mid to late 90s toons

Good times

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Ogurisama posted...

Best Scooby-Doo reference in Simpsons

https://youtu.be/3mAzsOPw8EE

damn most of that video was such a nostalgia trip

I was familiar with all the ones up until they went punk rock after 2000 or so. Its funny because if someone had asked me the scooby doo theme song I would say the original, and I didnt even remember there being other songs, but as soon as I heard them in the vid I recognized them

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Mead posted...

damn most of that video was such a nostalgia trip

I was familiar with all the ones up until they went punk rock after 2000 or so. Its funny because if someone had asked me the scooby doo theme song I would say the original, and I didnt even remember there being other songs, but as soon as I heard them in the vid I recognized them

You quoted the wrong person

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Mead posted...

I didnt even remember there being other songs, but as soon as I heard them in the vid I recognized them

Scooby just does that to you.

I follow Scooby Doo Mistakes on tumblr, and every time they post an obscure episode, I have to do a double take, because so much of this media has sunk into the recesses of my mind, along with Indian Musicals and bad Harry Potter fanfiction.

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Ogurisama posted...

You quoted the wrong person

lol oops

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A pup named Scooby-Doo is the best of the shows, followed by the originals.

The new 13 ghosts movie want bad.

The Scooby-Doo do and guess who episodes are a real mixed bag. It probably doesn't help that I only know every other guest or so.

PK_Spam posted...

I had a collection of recordable VHS tapes as a kid, mostly for Ed, Edd, and Eddy, but also for select episodes of other shows I liked (the Bunny episode of PPG, the color clown one, a few Courage and Spongebob episodes.

For some reason, I had both the Batman special and the Don Knotts crossover back to back on a tape, cutting off Band Geeks before Squidward could even put his fliers everywhere.

But I remember enjoying them as a kid. Have no idea how they hold up, and I imagine the Don Knotts special did NOT hold up.

Its hard to fuck up Scooby x Batman unless you really try hard. Im sure thats still good.

They do hold up. I have them all and have watched them within the last month with mi kids.

The new episode with Batman isn't very good. The one with Wonder woman is pretty terrible too.

I just finished watching Mystery Incorporated. Overall I liked it. But one problem I had with it was that Scooby seemed too articulate. Like, he was speaking long complete sentences a lot more often than I remember him doing in other series. The trailers for Scoob also did this, which is what initially made me uninterested.

I guess my question is: does Scooby often speak in complete sentences and I'm just imagining things?
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it depends on what Scoobys role is in [Media]. He generally just shares the Wild Card role with Shaggy, but spinoffs that want to inflate his importance (either in relation to Scrappy, or hes actually a god, or hes actually the descendant of [important dog], or he has a fucking inheritance) he naturally gets even more lines, which makes the problem feel worse.

Its like when I used to write Kingdom Hearts fanfics but I made Donald Duck important. Hes naturally gonna talk more, but its gone be weeeeiiirreddd imagining that voice going into long winded prose.

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PK_Spam posted...

I liked Get a Clues art style, but I can see why nobody cares to remember it.

If the clips I'm remembering were from it, the art style is the least of its problems.

kukukupo posted...

A pup named Scooby-Doo is the best of the shows,

Oo

Phantom_Nook posted...

I just finished watching Mystery Incorporated. Overall I liked it. But one problem I had with it was that Scooby seemed too articulate. Like, he was speaking long complete sentences a lot more often than I remember him doing in other series. The trailers for Scoob also did this, which is what initially made me uninterested.

I guess my question is: does Scooby often speak in complete sentences and I'm just imagining things?

In a lot of things he has full sentences, but they usually don't string that many sentences together. I think the original was the only series where he really didn't talk. As for Mystery Inc, it didn't really stand out in that regard for me.

PK_Spam posted...

Its like when I used to write Kingdom Hearts fanfics but I made Donald Duck important. Hes naturally gonna talk more, but its gone be weeeeiiirreddd imagining that voice going into long winded prose.

Donald Duck generally is important and gets a good amount of talking in a lot of the Disney media.

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