Spiritual Adaptation: The film may have been inspired by Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights, thanks to its deep similarities as well as how faithful it is to the cartoon.So Bad, It's Good: While the film isn't exactly Oscar bait, a lot of people enjoyed some of the genuinely good attempts at praising the Scooby-Doo lore and capturing some qualities from the classic cartoon.The scene where Shaggy and Scooby repeatedly change personalities after drinking one of the villain's potions is immensely well-loved for being hysterically funny and having some interesting visual effects.Daphne and Velma fighting the Black Knight Ghost is an extremely cool and fondly-remembered scene.Pandering to the Base: Adults or non Scooby-Doo fans can be quite bothered by all of the references to the cartoon.However, she's utterly hilarious and memorable in those twenty seconds. The Girl Scout who offers to sell Shaggy and Scooby a box of cookies after being trapped by Wickles' security system along with the gang barely has twenty seconds of screen time.He's not a villain from any Scooby-Doo cartoon in the past, but nobody could ignore his single scene. had unmasked back as real monsters, as the 2002 game Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights did this concept, but it was a lot more in-line with the first Scooby-Doo cartoon. Older Than They Think: This wasn't the first time in the Scooby-Doo franchise to have a plot where a masked mastermind brings all of the villains Mystery Inc.

Obvious Judas: It's quite obvious that Heather Jasper-Howe is the Evil Masked Figure.No Yay: Scooby-Doo flirting with a human woman while disguised as a normal man.The scene where Fred's line, 'You're trying to make it look like I think Coolsville sucks!' is cut down to just 'I think Coolsville sucks!' in the news is often either used in response to real-life Manipulative Editing and Quote Mining, or used for further satire with other characters and public figures (like Donald Trump) saying 'I think Coolsville sucks!'.Captioning an image of the Tar Monster with 'We.He uses his monsters as tools and enforcers but doesn't mistreat them and seems mournful when they are turned back to normal. His monsters come within seconds of killing the entire gang, and Jacobo remains stoic and defiant after his capture. When Daphne suspects Howe, he has an accomplice ready to immediately don the masked figure costume and provide Howe with an alibi. He uses the Howe alias to turn the public against Mystery Inc with some tricky emotional appeals and selective camera footage. Jacobo assumes two disguises: a female reporter, Heather Jasper Howe, and an evil masked figure who publicly challenges Mystery Inc and controls the monsters, at one point riding into town on the deck on a ghost pirate ship. He spends the next three years plotting revenge and fine-tuning his experiments to create high-powered, ruthless, loyal monsters by exposing costumes of past villains to a chemical process. After being captured by Mystery Inc, Jacobo made another flying device to escape from prison, faking his death in the process. Jonathan Jacobo stole millions while wearing a flying suit modeled after a pterodactyl to finance his experiments to create monsters. Shaggy becoming buff during the potion scene became funnier in early 2019 thanks to a resurgence of memes about Shaggy being extremely powerful.property, and then again to memetic effect in yet another (which also happens to be a Scooby-Doo film). The Big Bad using a disguise as a woman to further his plans would be reused by another Warner Bros.

The cast for the Scooby Gang would go on to mock their roles in Robot Chicken along with Seth Green.

Ham and Cheese: Tim Blake Nelson as Jonathan Jacobo, Peter Boyle as Old Man Wickles, and Alicia Silverstone as Heather Jasper Howe ham it up to the best of their abilities, and are clearly having a blast doing it.

It Was His Sled: Jonathan Jacobo is still alive and is Heather Jasper-Howe.

Genius Bonus: If you listen closely to Scooby at the end, he is seen saying 'Mary Jane is a man in a mask', which is a line from the first film.

What would happen if one of them went through the monster making process while someone was still wearing it?

Fridge Horror: The monsters are created from costumes.

Fan-Preferred Cut Content: Most fans think that cutting the scene showing the second museum robbery was a mistake, given the delicious creepiness of the setting and how it provides a proper introduction to the Ensemble Dark Horse 10,000 Volt Ghost.

The Tar Monster, who steals the show during the final battle and almost takes out the heroes all by himself.

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