History WesternAnimation / ScoobyDooShaggysShowdown

* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Rufus Carmichael. He tricked the town into believing kindhearted Dapper Jack was an outlaw, killed him, then committed numerous crimes disguised as him. He even implicitly got to claim a reward by disappearing for a week and supposedly killing Jack after the fact, and presumably lived out the rest of his life in luxury and fame, considering to the present day he was considered a hero. Though considering that [[NiceJobFixingItVillain he wrote the truth in his diary]] which was eventually discovered, he now would no longer be regarded as a hero.]]

** Desdomona Gunderson, Buddy's older sister, is snarky, obsessed with technology, is a bit cynical, and wears punk clothing, but is ultimately a decent person. On top of that, she's voiced by Creator/JessicaDiCicco. Are you sure her name isn't [[WesternAnimation/GravityFalls Tambry]]?

* RunningGag: Shaggy frequently complains about his lack of ability to grow a full beard, and instead just has chin scruff.

* IdenticalGrandson: Shaggy and Dapper Jack looked exactly alike, except Jack had a more full goatee. To the point where everyone mistakes Shaggy for Jack when the gang first gets to town.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When the gang is being told about the tale of Dapper Jack, the audience gets to see a series of pictures depicting the events. It's mentioned that Jack had a dog, who's represented in the pictures as Scooby with a mustache. When the tale ends, the entire gang lampshades how they too pictured Scooby as the dog, with Shaggy mentioning that she pictured his ancestor's dog with a mustache.

''Scooby-Doo! Shaggy's Showdown'' is the 27th entry in the WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooDirectToVideoFilmSeries. A [[TheWildWest western-themed]] movie sees the Mystery Incorporated gang heading to Crazy Q Dude Ranch, owned by Shaggy's [[LongLostRelative long-lost cousin]] Tawny Rogers. However, it turns out the ranch and the town it resides in is being haunted by the ghost of Dapper Jack Rogers, an outlaw who once terrorized the town and happens to be Shaggy's ancestor. The gang set out to find out the truth behind Dapper Jack's appearances, while also adjusting to western life in many ways.

** Like many of these later movies, this movie uses a lot of things that the ''Scooby'' series have utilized before. This being the third time an ancestor of Shaggy has been the victim of a ScoobyDooHoax after his death (the previous times having been in ''WesternAnimation/TheNewScoobyDooAndScrappyDooShow'' episode "Wedding Bell Boos" and the movie ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMeetsTheBooBrothers''). This is also the second of which was officially paired with a Scooby ancestor (Shaggy's ancestor [=McBaggy=] Rogers from the aforementioned "Wedding Bell Boos" had a dog named Yankee Doodle Doo who was Scooby's ancestor). It is also the second time one of those ancestor's real ghost arrives at the end of the movie to give a silent "thank you" (the real ghost of Shaggy's uncle Beauregard turned up at the end of ''Boo Brothers'').

* BerserkButton: Velma ''hates'' the font used on the ranch website. So much that Daphne has to give her a paper bag to breathe into, and she later nearly assaults the person who designed the site because he mentions liking the font. Could be a TakeThat toward people who get overly angry about fonts like comic sans.

* LeaningOnTheFourthWall: When the gang is being told about the tale of Dapper Jack, the audience gets to see a series of pictures depicting the events. It's mentioned that Jack had a dog, who's represented in the pictures as Scooby with a mustache. When the tale ends, the entire gang lampshades how they too pictured Scooby as the dog.

* MythologyGag: Like many of these later movies, this movie uses a lot of things that the ''Scooby'' series have utilized before. This being the third time an ancestor of Shaggy has been the victim of a ScoobyDooHoax after his death. This is also the second of which was officially paired with a Scooby ancestor. It is also the second time one of those ancestor's real ghost arrives at the end of the movie to give a silent "thank you".

* OhCrap: Besides various people when Dapper Jack appears, Shaggy gets this when he learns the horse he's about to ride in a rodeo is called Widowmaker.

* SoProudOfYou: [[spoiler:When the real Dapper Jack's ghost appears at the end, this seems to be the meaning of how he smiles and nods to Shaggy. That and/or thanking him for clearing his name.]]

* TakeThat: The font Velma hates so much is called ''[[WesternAnimation/QuickDrawMcGraw El Kabong]]''.

''Scooby-Doo! Shaggy's Showdown'' is the 26th entry in the WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooDirectToVideoFilmSeries. A [[TheWildWest western-themed]] movie sees the Mystery Incorporated gang heading to Crazy Q Dude Ranch, owned by Shaggy's [[LongLostRelative long-lost cousin]] Tawny Rogers. However, it turns out the ranch and the town it resides in is being haunted by the ghost of Dapper Jack Rogers, an outlaw who once terrorized the town and happens to be Shaggy's ancestor. The gang set out to find out the truth behind Dapper Jack's appearances, while also adjusting to western life in many ways.

* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Rufus Carmichael. He tricked the town into believing kindhearted Dapper Jack was an outlaw, killed him, then committed numerous crimes disguised as him. He even implicitly got to claim a reward by disappearing for a week and supposedly killing Jack after the fact, and presumably lived out the rest of his life in luxury and fame, considering to the present day he was considered a hero. Though considering that [[NiceJobFixingItVillain he wrote the truth in his diary]] which was eventually discovered, he know would no longer be regarded as a hero.]]

* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Rufus Carmichael. He tricked the town into believing kindhearted Dapper Jack was an outlaw, killed him, then committed numerous crimes disguised as him. He even implicitly got to claim a reward by disappearing for a week and supposedly killing Jack after the fact, and presumably lived out the rest of his life in luxury and fame, considering to the present day he was considered a hero.]]

* ADayInTheLimelight: For Shaggy. While this certainly isn't the first time he's gotten the focus, it's a rare instance where, despite the whole gang being present, he gets to be the star even more than Scooby.

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* ADayInTheLimelight: For Shaggy. While this certainly isn't the first time he's gotten the focus, it's a rare instance where, despite the whole gang being present, he gets to be the star even more than Scooby.

** ChekhovsGag: Velma's hatred of the font used on the ranch website; [[spoiler:it lets her recognize the same font on a business card, revealing both were made by Rafe and pinning him as the mastermind behind the Dapper Jack scheme.]]

* GreenEyedMonster: [[spoiler: Rufus Carmichael framed Dapper Jack because he was jealous of the love the townsfolk gave him and wanted it for himself.]]

* HeroicBSOD: Shaggy has one when he learns he's descended from an outlaw. This is Scooby-Doo, so it's the more comedic and overdramatic variety.

* LampshadeHanging: When going over Dapper Jack's possible motives, Daphne brings up the company buying up the town - bluntly pointing out that "like 98%" of {{Scooby Doo Hoax}}es are ultimately real estate scams.

* MythologyGag: Like many of these later movies, this movie uses a lot of things that the Scooby series have utilized before. This being the third time an ancestor of Shaggy has been the victim of a ScoobyDooHoax after his death. This is also the second of which was officially paired with a Scooby ancestor. It is also the second time one of those ancestor's real ghost arrives at the end of the movie to give a silent "thank you".

* NiceGuy: [[spoiler:What Dapper Jack really was - he was one of the most generous and helpful souls there was. His legend was corrupted because the sheriff framed him, killed him, then disguised himself as Dapper Jack to commit various robberies.]]

* TangledFamilyTree: This movie adds a new ancestor and a third cousin twice removed to Shaggy's tree. While it is impossible to plot for sure given the removed part it is notable this didn't alter anything among Scooby fandom theories.

* ImADoctorNotAPlaceholder:

* ImAnXNotAY:
-->'''Cook:''' I'm a cook, not a mathmotologist.

* ADayInTheLimelight: For Shaggy. While this certainly isn't the first time he's gotten the focus, it's a rare instance of, despite the whole gang being present, he gets to be the star even more than Scooby.

* KarmaHoudini: [[spoiler:Rufus Carmichael. He tricked the town into believing kindhearted Dapper Jack was an outlaw, killed him, then committed numerous crimes disguised as him. He even implicitly got to claim a reward by disappearing for a week and supposedly killing Jack after the fact, and presumably lived out the rest of his life in luxury and fame, considering to the present day he was considered a hero.]]

* MythologyGag: Like many of these later movies, this movie uses a lot of things that the Scooby series have utilized before. This being the third time an ancestor of Shaggy has been the victim of a ScoobyDooHoax after his death. The second of which was officially paired with a Scooby ancestor. The other had his real ghost moment at the end of the movie, which likewise was given to Dapper Jack.

''Scooby-Doo! Shaggy's Showdown'' is the 27th entry in the WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooDirectToVideoFilmSeries. A [[TheWildWest western-themed]] movie sees the Mystery Incorporated gang heading to Crazy Q Dude Ranch, owned by Shaggy's [[LongLostRelative long-lost cousin]] Tawny Rogers. However, it turns out the ranch and the town it resides in is being haunted by the ghost of Dapper Jack Rogers, an outlaw who once terrorized the town and happens to be Shaggy's ancestor. The gang set out to find out the truth behind Dapper Jack's appearances, while also adjusting to western life in many ways.

''Scooby-Doo! Shaggy's Showdown'' is the 28th entry in the WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooDirectToVideoFilmSeries. A [[TheWildWest western-themed]] movie sees the Mystery Incorporated gang heading to Crazy Q Dude Ranch, owned by Shaggy's [[LongLostRelative long-lost cousin]] Tawny Rogers. However, it turns out the ranch and the town it resides in is being haunted by the ghost of Dapper Jack Rogers, an outlaw who once terrorized the town and happens to be Shaggy's ancestor. The gang set out to find out the truth behind Dapper Jack's appearances, while also adjusting to western life in many ways.