History Heartwarming / ScoobyDooInWheresMyMummy

* Second to the Velma/Scooby interactions in terms of heartwarming are the Daphne/Scooby interactions. The first example is when a severe sandstorm forces the gang to seek shelter in the Sphinx. Despite being led by the wrist by Fred, Daphne stays behind to call out to Scooby and Shaggy.

* And at the end, Scooby is able to figure out that [[spoiler:Cleopatra is Velma in disguise]] after picking up her scent again.

* Second to the Velma/Scooby interactions in terms of heartwarming are the Daphne/Scooby interactions. The first example is when a severe sandstorm forces the gang to seek shelter in the Sphinx, Despite being led by the wrist by Fred, Daphne stays behind to call out to them.

* Both parts heartwarming and tearjerking for the interactions with both Daphne and Scooby in this movie is the scene on the temple steps [[spoiler:After learning Velma was turned to stone]] where Fred, Daphne, Shaggy and Scooby are mourning Velma accompanied by [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness the normally jolly Scooby howling in mourning]]. After a little while, Daphne walks down the steps to comfort him.

* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Disney or Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting Scooby with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears[=/=]TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicating that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled as [[AnimationAgeGhetto just for 3 to 9-year-olds]] and whose direct-to-video movies since WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheCyberChase [[FranchiseZombie got lukewarm praise at best over the years]].

--> '''Daphne:''' Shaggy? Scooby? Where are you?
--> '''Shaggy''' We don't know. But when we figure it out, we'll send you a postcard! (both Shaggy and Scooby are running against the wind).
* Another heartwarming moment is when despite Fred and Daphne barely escaping[[spoiler: the giant swarms of locusts brought on by the curse of Cleopatra]] with their lives, the only thing on Daphne's mind is finding Shaggy and Scooby. Considering her [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMusicOfTheVampire other experience with insects]], the fact that she is able to brush it off so easily and focus solely on finding Shaggy and Scooby is both heartwarming and kinda brave.

---> '''Daphne''' (sadly) Aw, poor Scooby. Listen to him, he's heartbroken.(wraps her arms around him).
---> '''Scooby''' *whimpers*.

---> '''Daphne''' (suddenly smiles) I got something that might cheer you up.(pulls out Scooby's lost collar) Recognize this?
---> '''Scooby''' (smiles as he nuzzles his collar before Daphne slips it around his neck) Aw, Scooby-Doo.
* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Disney or Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting Scooby with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears/TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicating that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is, (to this troper at least), surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled as [[AnimationAgeGhetto just for 3 to 9-year-olds]] and whose direct-to-video movies since WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheCyberChase [[FranchiseZombie got lukewarm praise at best over the years]].

* Another heartwarming moment is when despite Fred and Daphne barely escaping[[spoiler: The giant swarms of locusts brought on by the curse of Cleopatra]] with their lives, the only thing on Daphne's mind is finding Shaggy and Scooby. Considering her [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMusicOfTheVampire other experience with insects]], the fact that she is able to brush it off so easily and focus solely on finding Shaggy and Scooby is both heartwarming and kinda brave.

* Both parts heartwarming and tearjerking for the interactions with both Daphne and Scooby in this movie is the scene on the temple steps [[Spoiler:After learning Velma was turned to stone]] where Fred, Daphne, Shaggy and Scooby are mourning Velma accompanied by [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness the normally jolly Scooby howling in mourning]]. After a little while, Daphne walks down the steps to comfort him.

* Both parts heartwarming and tearjerking for the interactions with both Daphne and Scooby in this movie is the scene on the temple steps [[Spoiler: After learning Velma was turned to stone]] where Fred, Daphne, Shaggy and Scooby are mourning Velma accompanied by [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness the normally jolly Scooby howling in mourning]]. After a little while, Daphne walks down the steps to comfort him.

---> '''Scooby''' (smiles as he nuzzles his collar before Daphne slips it around his neck)Aw, Scooby-Doo.
* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Creator/Disney or Creator/Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting Scooby with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears/TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicates that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is, (to this troper at least), surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled as [[AnimationAgeGhetto just for 3 to 9-year-olds]] and whose direct-to-video movies since WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheCyberChase [[FranchiseZombie got lukewarm praise at best over the years]].

* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Disney or Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears/TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicates that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is, (to this troper at least), surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled as [[AnimationAgeGhetto just for 3 to 8-year-olds]] and whose direct-to-video movies since WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheCyberChase [[FranchiseZombie got lukewarm praise at best over the years]].

* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Disney or Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears/TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicates that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is, (to this troper at least), surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled as [[AnimationAgeGhetto just for 3 to 8-year-olds]]and whose direct-to-video movies since [[WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooAndTheCyberChase]] [[FranchiseZombie got lukewarm praise at best over the years.

* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Disney or Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears/TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicates that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is, (to this troper at least), surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled as [[AnimationAgeGhetto just for 3 to 8-year-olds]]

* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Disney or Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears/TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicates that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is, (to this troper at least), surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled as just for [[AnimationAgeGhetto 7-year-olds]]

* (Also counts as Awesome) While not as long or complex as a heartwarming moment from something like a Disney or Miyazaki movie, Daphne's simple act of kindness and reuniting with something that was once lost, and Scooby's catchphrase "Scooby-Doo" which was spoken an awful lot like a heartfelt "thank you" before he cries brief TenderTears/TearsOfJoy and Daphne's smile indicates that the both of them truly understand each other all results in a brief moment that is, (to this troper at least), surprisingly heartwarming and thought-provoking for a DirectToVideo movie based on a show that's commonly (mis)labeled for [[AnimationAgeGhetto 7-year-olds]]

* Both parts heartwarming and tearjerking for the interactions with both Daphne and Scooby in this movie is the scene on the temple steps [[Spoiler: After learning Velma was turned to stone]] where Fred, Daphne, Shaggy and Scooby are mourning Velma accompanied by [[Tearjerker the normally jolly Scooby howling in mourning]]. After a little while, Daphne walks down the steps to comfort him.

* Really, it'd just be easier to say every interaction Scooby has with Velma in this movie qualifies.