History WesternAnimation / WhatsNewScoobyDoo

** In one episode, Shaggy's filling in as a radio host for their friend Dell. He shows Scooby his "radio voice"...which is, of course, Casey Kasem's natural speaking voice (the one ''he'' uses on the radio).
*** What episode was that? Does anyone remember?

* LatexPerfection: Typically avoided in this series in favor of the villains using makeup, animatronics, holograms, etc. Though there are a few exceptions in this series, such as in the intro, and in "A Scooby-Doo Valentine" when the gang is framed by rubber-masked impostors, and Scooby is unmasked (as seen in the trope page) to reveal [[spoiler:J.C. Chasez of N'Sync]]!

* YouMustBeThisTallToRide: The episode "Roller Ghoster Ride" featured a few scenes that had a young boy being told that he was too short to go on certain rides, such as the Sky-Diving Simulator, the Slingshot, and the Rocket Coaster. In the end, after the villain of the episode was caught, the boy gets to ride with Shaggy and Scooby on the food-based ride that was built for the amusement park.

* HeyItsThatVoice: Several voice cast members from ''TheFairlyOddParents'' can often be heard on this show; not only does GreyDelisle (Vicky) voice Daphne (having previously voiced the character in ''Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase''), there have been several times where TaraStrong (Timmy), DaranNorris (Cosmo), SusanBlakeslee (Wanda), CarlosAlazraqui (Mr. Crocker), KevinMichaelRichardson (various other characters), even ''AdamWest'' in one episode.

* TheOtherDarrin: After Don Messick's death, FrankWelker took over the voice role of Scooby-Doo, in addition to [[TalkingToHimself voicing Fred as he always did]], which resulted in Scooby-Doo sounding more like Brain from ''InspectorGadget''. Velma was also recast to Mindy Cohn, which made her sound more like Mandy from ''[[TheGrimAdventuresOfBillyAndMandy Grim and Evil]]'' (ironically, Mandy was voiced by GreyDeLisle, who was Daphne's voice actress since 2001).

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In "A Scooby-Doo Halloween", Velma's cousin Marcy says that soon she'll be 18, and, "I'll be able to legally... vote."

* ArtShift: In contrast to the usual HannaBarbera style, the characters are redesigned in Warner Bros. Animation's typical "house" style of the time for this series.

* GettingCrapPastTheRadar: In "A Scooby-Doo Halloween", Velma's cousin Marcy says that soon she'll be 18 and, "I'll be able to legally... vote."

* BlondeBrunetteRedhead: Occurs in the Halloween episode with redhead Daphne, brunet Velma and Velma's blond cousin, Marcy.

* BerserkButton: In one episode, Freddy tells Shaggy and Scooby that the MonsterOfTheWeek was badmouthing Scooby Snacks; this gets them riled up enough to be bait ''without'' the usual bribe.

* InexplicablyIdenticalIndividuals: All Daphne needs to look identical to her cousin Danica is a wig. She says that her Uncle Julius also resembles Danica when he wears heels.
** Velma looks like her cousin Marcy's parents, especially in contrast to Marcy herself, ironically.

* YoungerAndHipper: Basically, this is the original 1960s show retooled for the 21st century, complete with poppy punk soundtrack (included the reworked main theme by SimplePlan).

Additionally, this series is no longer produced by the original HannaBarbera Productions (which ceased to exist by 1998), instead, it was produced by its then-parent company, [[WarnerBrothers a certain animation studio]] that is famous for making [[LooneyTunes a series of theatrical shorts starring a wise-cracking rabbit, a lisping duck and cat, a stuttering pig and a small canary, and is often nicknamed ''Termite Terrace'']].

* BigEater: As always, Shaggy and Scooby are made of this trope.

* BrainyBrunette: Velma Dinkley.

* ContinuityNod: The flashback to the gang's childhood in "A Terrifying Round with a Menacing Metallic Clown" is in the same style as APupNamedScoobyDoo.
** This series was actually full of nods, a first for a Scooby Doo series. The gang would reference places they had been previously as well as feature recurring characters in a few episodes. Even the Hex Girls made an appearance.

* CrazyPrepared: The show turns Fred into this, having modified the [[CoolCar Mystery Machine]] to be able to turn into a submarine. In "Wrestle Maniacs", it is shown that he carries a spare wrestling outfit around in the van.
* DarkerAndEdgier: Certain episodes, at least. The backstory for the two ghost brothers in "Big Scare in the Big Easy", for instance, states that they killed one another in a duel in the family graveyard. The provided flashback shows the two brothers loading their pistols on-screen, and ends with the sound of a gunshot.

* FarmersDaughter: Velma's cousin Marcy is one of these, but without the overly protective father.

* FoodAsBribe: How the gang usually persuade Shaggy and Scooby to be monster bait. In one episode, they use Scooby Snacks to persuade Shaggy and Scooby to be literal bait--the two end up dressing like octopi.

* HeyItsThatVoice: Several voice cast members from ''TheFairlyOddParents'' can often be heard on this show; not only does GreyDelisle (Vicky) voice Daphne (having previously voiced the character in ''Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase''), there have been several times where TaraStrong (Timmy), DaranNorris (Cosmo), SusanBlakeslee (Wanda), CarlosAlazraqui (Mr. Crocker), KevinMichaelRichardson (various other characters), even ''AdamWest'' in one episode.

* MacGyvering: It's not rare for Daphne to do this, usually with items she carries around in her purse.

* MonsterClown: A giant version of this attacks a mini golf course in "A Terrifying Round with a Menacing Metallic Clown". This is more of a problem than usual because Velma has a phobia of clowns.

** Also, in ''The Vampire Strikes Back'' Kimberly Brooks did double-duty and voiced both Luna & Dusk of the Hex Girls (although the episode's credits claim that Dusk's usual actress, Jane Wiedlin from the Go-Go's, provided singing vocals).

* WithFriendsLikeThese: Fred, Daphne, and Velma could be so mean to Shaggy and Scooby sometimes.

** When you look at it, Daphne (being much more fashion-conscious than before - even though she's still sharper than Fred) and Velma (an InsufferableGenius who must always be right and, whenever she's wrong, the script will find a way to prove her right at the end of the day) qualify as well.

* YoungerAndHipper: Basically, this is the original 1960s show retooled for the 21st century.

* LatexPerfection: Typically avoided in this series in favor of the villains using makeup, animatronics, holograms, etc. Though there are a few exceptions in this series, such as in the intro, and in "A Scooby-Doo Valentine" when the gang is framed by rubber-masked impostors, and Scooby is unmasked to reveal [[spoiler:J.C. Chasez of N'Sync]]!

* NotHimself: In "E-Scream", everyone aside from Velma acts pretty weird, Fred doesn't want to split up, Daphne wears shoes that don't match, and Shaggy's catchphrase was slightly different[[hottip:*:He said "Toinks!"]], [[spoiler:See TheGameNeverStopped]].

** Also, in ''The Vampire Strikes Back'' Kimberly Brooks did double-duty and voiced both Luna & Dusk of the Hex Girls (although the episode's credits claim that Dusk's usual actress, Jane Wiedlin, provided singing vocals).
* OutOfCharacterMoment: In-universe: [[spoiler:In "E-Scream", this is what tips Velma off to the fact that she's in a virtual reality game: Freddy doesn't want to split up, Daphne is okay with wearing mismatched shoes, and Shaggy and Scooby are perfectly willing to be bait for a trap even without being offered Scooby Snacks. Shaggy saying "Toinks!" instead of "Zoinks" is just the final nail in the coffin.]]

* LetsSplitUpGang: In pretty much every episode. The show does occasionally break the pattern of the two groups: Fred, Daphne and Velma in one group and Scooby and Shaggy in the other.

* BlondGuysAreEvil: Averted with Fred.