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* WhatAnIdiot:
** Great idea, Daphne. Try to beat a ghost made of living electricity by ''kicking it''. Obviously didn't take 6th grade science.
** Shaggy and Scooby accidentally create ''more monsters'' while randomly screwing around with a machine they knew nothing about. Granted, they didn't ''know'' it made monsters, but they've done this song and dance enough to know better than to mess with that sort of stuff now. ''Especially'' given that they were trying to become more serious detectives.
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* ItWasHisSled: [[spoiler: Jonathan Jacobo is still alive and is Heather Jasper-Howe.]]
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** The Miner 49er is a fire-breathing thug with rotting skin and a prominent BadassBeard.

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** The Miner 49er is a fire-breathing thug with rotting skin and a prominent BadassBeard.beard.
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The Black Knight Ghost is brought to the screen via a mix of CGI and PracticalEffects, other Ghosts such as the Miner 49er, Captain Cutler, the Zombie and the Cotton Candy Glob also aged fairly well in a film filled with [[SpecialEffectsFailure rather dated CGI]].

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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: The Black Knight Ghost is brought to the screen via a mix of CGI and PracticalEffects, other Ghosts such as the Miner 49er, Captain Cutler, the Zombie and the Cotton Candy Glob also aged fairly well in a film otherwise filled with [[SpecialEffectsFailure rather dated CGI]].
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: In a movie filled with [[SpecialEffectsFailure rather dated CGI]], the Black Knight Ghost looks and has aged the best due to him being brought to the screen via a mix of CGI and PracticalEffects.

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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: In The Black Knight Ghost is brought to the screen via a movie mix of CGI and PracticalEffects, other Ghosts such as the Miner 49er, Captain Cutler, the Zombie and the Cotton Candy Glob also aged fairly well in a film filled with [[SpecialEffectsFailure rather dated CGI]], the Black Knight Ghost looks and has aged the best due to him being brought to the screen via a mix of CGI and PracticalEffects.CGI]].
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* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: In a movie filled with [[SpecialEffectsFailure rather dated CGI]], the Black Knight Ghost looks and has aged the best due to him being brought to the screen via a mix of CGI and PracticalEffects.
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** The scene where [[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-think-coolsville-sucks 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 ManipulativeEditing, or used for further satire with other characters and public figures (like UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump) saying "I think Coolsville sucks!"

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** The scene where [[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-think-coolsville-sucks 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 ManipulativeEditing, ManipulativeEditing and {{Quote Min|e}}ing, or used for further satire with other characters and public figures (like UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump) saying "I think Coolsville sucks!"
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* NoYay: Scooby-Doo flirting with a human woman while disguised as a normal man.



** Scooby-Doo flirting with a human woman while disguised as a normal man.
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** The BigBad using a disguise as [[spoiler:a woman to further his plans]] would be reused by [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGoToTheMovies another Warner Bros. property]], and then again to [[MemeticMutation memetic effect]] in [[WesternAnimation/{{Scoob}} yet another]].

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** The BigBad using a disguise as [[spoiler:a woman to further his plans]] would be reused by [[WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGoToTheMovies another Warner Bros. property]], and then again to [[MemeticMutation memetic effect]] in [[WesternAnimation/{{Scoob}} yet another]].another]] (which ''also'' happens to be a ''Scooby-Doo'' film).
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* FanonDiscontinuity: Inverted. The first movie was pretty much not mentioned at all, which made hardcore fans extremely happy.

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* OneSceneWonder: The Cotton Candy Glob. He's not a villain from any Scooby-Doo cartoon in the past, but nobody could ignore his single scene.

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The Cotton Candy Glob. He's not a villain from any Scooby-Doo cartoon in the past, but nobody could ignore his single scene.scene.
** 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. However, she's utterly hilarious and memorable in those twenty seconds.

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* SignatureScene: Daphne and Velma fighting the Black Knight Ghost is an extremely cool and fondly-remembered scene.

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Daphne and Velma fighting the Black Knight Ghost is an extremely cool and fondly-remembered scene.scene.
** 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.
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%%* * SignatureScene: The potion Daphne and Velma fighting the Black Knight Ghost is an extremely cool and fondly-remembered scene.
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* MagnificentBastard: [[MadScientist Dr. Jonathan Jacobo]] stole millions while [[MasterOfDisguise wearing a flying suit]] modeled after a pterodactyl to finance his experiments to create monsters. After being captured by Mystery Inc, Jacobo made another flying device to escape from prison, [[FakingTheDead faking his death]] in the process. 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. 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 uses the Howe alias to turn the public against Mystery Inc with some tricky emotional appeals and selective camera footage. When Daphne suspects Howe, he has an accomplice ready to immediately don the masked figure costume and provide Howe with an alibi. His monsters [[NearVillainVictory come within seconds of killing the entire gang]], and Jacobo remains stoic and defiant after his capture. He uses his monsters as tools and enforcers but doesn't mistreat them and seems mournful when they are turned back to normal.
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* CreepyAwesome:
** The Masked Figure is an ominous mastermind who is capable of bringing monster costumes to life, and in one scene, gives an evil speech from the deck of a floating ghost pirate ship.
** The Pterodactyl Ghost is an actual dinosaur with a ferocious roar who makes some pretty bold, speedy attacks.
** The 10,000 Volt Ghost is made of pure electricity and can deploy that power with chilling effectiveness while sporting a SlasherSmile.
** The Tar Monster can drown and strangle people with tar and can spread out its body hundreds over yards.
** The Zombie has a desiccated face and pukes slime all over a reporter who tries to interview him.
** The Skeleton Men are thin, nasty skeletons with one oversized eye apiece and regularly reassemble themselves after pieces of them are knocked off.
** The Miner 49er is a fire-breathing thug with rotting skin and a prominent BadassBeard.


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* FanPreferredCutContent: 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 EnsembleDarkhorse 10,000 Volt Ghost.

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* AssPull: While the identity of the BigBad is obvious from the start, [[spoiler: Ned the cameraman being his accomplice came seemingly out of nowhere due to his [[CluelessMystery lack of screentime that would have painted him as such]].]]



* ShockingSwerve: While the identity of the BigBad is obvious from the start, [[spoiler: Ned the cameraman being his accomplice came seemingly out of nowhere due to his [[CluelessMystery lack of screentime that would have painted him as such]].]]
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* VindicatedByHistory: Somewhat. While nobody today is gonna claim the film to be a masterpiece or what not, the reception towards the film has softened over time and nowadays, it’s mostly regarded by many as an SoOkayItsAverage kids film with some good moments here and there and is better appreciated now for being more faithful to the spirit of the cartoon and for having a more consistent tone and focus than the original film, which is still a far cry from the near universal negative reception the film had back in the day.

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* VindicatedByHistory: Somewhat. While nobody today is gonna claim the film to be a masterpiece or what not, the reception towards the film has softened over time and nowadays, it’s mostly regarded by many as an SoOkayItsAverage kids film with some good moments here and there and is better appreciated now for being more faithful closer to the spirit of the cartoon and for having a more consistent tone and focus than the original film, which is still a far cry from the near universal negative reception the film had back in the day.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Somewhat. While nobody today is gonna claim the film to be a masterpiece or what not, the reception towards the film has softened over time and nowadays, it’s mostly regarded by many as an SoOkayItsAverage kids film with some good moments here and there and is better appreciated now for being more faithful to the spirit of the cartoon and for having a more consistent focus than the original film’s more [[UncertainAudience confused tone]], which is still a far cry from the near universal negative reception the film had back in the day.

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* VindicatedByHistory: Somewhat. While nobody today is gonna claim the film to be a masterpiece or what not, the reception towards the film has softened over time and nowadays, it’s mostly regarded by many as an SoOkayItsAverage kids film with some good moments here and there and is better appreciated now for being more faithful to the spirit of the cartoon and for having a more consistent tone and focus than the original film’s more [[UncertainAudience confused tone]], film, which is still a far cry from the near universal negative reception the film had back in the day.
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* VindicatedByHistory: Somewhat. While nobody today is gonna claim the film to be a masterpiece or what not, the reception towards the film has softened over time and nowadays, it’s mostly regarded by many as an SoOkayItsAverage kids film with some good moments here and there and is better appreciated now for being more faithful to the spirit of the cartoon and for having a more consistent focus than the original film’s more [[UncertainAudience confused tone]], which is still a far cry from the near universal negative reception the film had back in the day.
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** The scene where [[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-think-coolsville-sucks 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 ManipulativeEditing, or used for further satire with other characters and public figures (like Donald Trump) saying "I think Coolsville sucks!"

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** The scene where [[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-think-coolsville-sucks 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 ManipulativeEditing, or used for further satire with other characters and public figures (like Donald Trump) UsefulNotes/DonaldTrump) saying "I think Coolsville sucks!"

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Adding this back with proper context, because it does count as a meme, as I've seen it used in the context of memes and looking into it I found more memetic context.


* MemeticMutation: Captioning an image of the Tar Monster with [[Film/Venom2018 "We... are... Venom."]]

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Captioning an image of the Tar Monster with [[Film/Venom2018 "We... are... Venom."]]"]]
** The scene where [[https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/i-think-coolsville-sucks 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 ManipulativeEditing, or used for further satire with other characters and public figures (like Donald Trump) saying "I think Coolsville sucks!"

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Fixing indentations, deleting Word Cruft. Cutting misuse (a BLAM cannot have plot significance and must be surreal compared to the rest of the film. Neither scene fits this criteria). Deleting general example. Memetic Badass misuse (when fans exaggerate a characters' feats; not for characters who are canonically badass). Cutting misuse of Memetic Mutation (those lines may belong in Funny Moments, but are not memes by themselves). YMMV cannot be played with. Hiding ZCEs. Cutting Natter.


* AuthorsSavingThrow: In addition to ignoring the [[Film/ScoobyDoo previous movie]], the overall tone feels a lot closer to the cartoons, having fun hitting on familiar Scooby Doo beats instead of making fun of them.
** Also, Mystery Inc. had their negative traits toned down a lot more.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The Cotton Candy Glob scene ''probably'' would've lasted longer if that particular monster didn't meet [[BigEater Shaggy and Scooby]].
** Even earlier, Shaggy and Scooby mess with potions in the villain's hideout, mutating into various forms. The resulting explosion reveals the Monster Hive and reunites them with the rest of the gang, but the rest of the sequence is bizarre even for this movie. Although, it could be {{foreshadowing}} of the fact that a potion to [[GenderBender turn men's body into that of women's]] exist, which [[WildMassGuessing was probably used]] by [[BigBad Dr.]] [[MadScientist Jonathan Jacobo]], to pretend to be a woman (given that he had a perfectly feminine physique, and had to just wear a [[LatexPerfection mask]]), but it is never addressed as such.

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In addition to ignoring the [[Film/ScoobyDoo previous movie]], the overall tone feels a lot closer to the cartoons, having fun hitting on familiar Scooby Doo beats instead of making fun of them.
** Also, Mystery Inc. had their negative traits toned down a lot more.
* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: The Cotton Candy Glob scene ''probably'' would've lasted longer if that particular monster didn't meet [[BigEater Shaggy and Scooby]].
** Even earlier, Shaggy and Scooby mess with potions in the villain's hideout, mutating into various forms. The resulting explosion reveals the Monster Hive and reunites them with the rest of the gang, but the rest of the sequence is bizarre even for this movie. Although, it could be {{foreshadowing}} of the fact that a potion to [[GenderBender turn men's body into that of women's]] exist, which [[WildMassGuessing was probably used]] by [[BigBad Dr.]] [[MadScientist Jonathan Jacobo]], to pretend to be a woman (given that he had a perfectly feminine physique, and had to just wear a [[LatexPerfection mask]]), but it is never addressed as such.
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* EvilIsCool: A lot of the classic Scooby-Doo monsters thanks to undergoing AdaptationalBadass changes.



** Creator/WallyWingert voiced a Green-Eyed Skeleton Man and he later voiced Riddler in the ''VideoGame/BatmanArkhamSeries''.



* MemeticBadass: Hilariously, Scooby-Doo turns into one thanks to his bizarre action scene.
* MemeticMutation:
** "I think Coolsville sucks!"
** "Who's your mommy?" "My... mommy?"
** "UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance Secret Code"
** Captioning an image of the Tar Monster with [[Film/Venom2018 "We... are... Venom."]]
** "This is tied for the most terrifying day of my life!"

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* MemeticBadass: Hilariously, Scooby-Doo turns into one thanks to his bizarre action scene.
* MemeticMutation:
** "I think Coolsville sucks!"
** "Who's your mommy?" "My... mommy?"
** "UsefulNotes/GameBoyAdvance Secret Code"
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MemeticMutation: Captioning an image of the Tar Monster with [[Film/Venom2018 "We... are... Venom."]]
** "This is tied for the most terrifying day of my life!"
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* {{Sequelitis}}: Zig-zagged. Many critics at the time of its release considered it inferior to the first one, but many ''fans'' thought [[SurprisinglyImprovedSequel the exact opposite]].



* SignatureScene: The potion scene.
** Fred being filmed saying "I think Coolsville sucks" then having it broadcasted without the proper context.

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** Realistically, this might be the best way to take the film by non-fans, or people older than kid age. It's been pointed out in places, most recently by the WebVideo/NostalgiaCritic, that the film actually has a decent amount of comedic potential, it's just that the actors didn't have the comedic potential to make it all work that well, or maybe got poor direction, despite the fact that Creator/JamesGunn wrote the script.



* TrailerJokeDecay: The second trailer showed off some of the good jokes before the film came out.
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** The Tar Monster, who steals the show during the final battle and almost takes out the heroes all by himself.

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** For fans with strong fetishes, Daphne's scene when she was captured by the Tar Monster is enjoyed by many, similar to her scenes with Zarkos in the previous film.
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** Also, Mystery Inc. had their negative traits toned down a lot more.
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** Fred being filmed saying "I think Coolsville sucks" then having it broadcasted without the proper context.
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* OlderThanTheyThink: 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. had unmasked back as real monsters, as the 2002 game ''VideoGame/ScoobyDooNightOf100Frights'' did this concept, but it was a lot more in-line with the first Scooby-Doo cartoon.

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* TrailerJokeDecay: The second trailer showed off some of the good jokes before the film came out.


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** Even earlier, Shaggy and Scooby mess with potions in the villain's hideout, mutating into various forms. The resulting explosion reveals the Monster Hive and reunites them with the rest of the gang, but the rest of the sequence is bizarre even for this movie.

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** Even earlier, Shaggy and Scooby mess with potions in the villain's hideout, mutating into various forms. The resulting explosion reveals the Monster Hive and reunites them with the rest of the gang, but the rest of the sequence is bizarre even for this movie. Although, it could be {{foreshadowing}} of the fact that a potion to [[GenderBender turn men's body into that of women's]] exist, which [[WildMassGuessing was probably used]] by [[BigBad Dr.]] [[MadScientist Jonathan Jacobo]], to pretend to be a woman (given that he had a perfectly feminine physique, and had to just wear a [[LatexPerfection mask]]), but it is never addressed as such.

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