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*** Same goes for ''Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?'', except all the gang name-drops the celebrity and what they're know for (e.g., "Award winning singer, and actor Cher?")
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** ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooDC'': {{Exploited}} in "Flour Power" (issue #122). The MonsterOfTheWeek covers himself in flour and dresses as a bakery ghost. As he pursues them, they knock flour sacks, causing the entire room and themselves to be coated in white powder. The bakery ghost uses the diminished visibility to get rid of his costume and make it seem as if he just stumbled onto the mess.
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** ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooDC'': ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooDCComics'': {{Exploited}} in "Flour Power" (issue #122). The MonsterOfTheWeek covers himself in flour and dresses as a bakery ghost. As he pursues them, they knock flour sacks, causing the entire room and themselves to be coated in white powder. The bakery ghost uses the diminished visibility to get rid of his costume and make it seem as if he just stumbled onto the mess.
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* ParanormalInvestigation
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* ParanormalInvestigationParanormalInvestigation: except it usually ius a ScoobyDooHoax, though some of the later movies and TV shows have actual paranormal activity.
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* NiceGuy: Shaggy may be cowardly and will likely run at anything remotely creepy, but he will always put his friends first, even before his pure love of eating. He really is a nice and friendly guy.
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* NiceGuy: Shaggy may be cowardly and will likely run at anything remotely creepy, but he will always put his friends first, even before his pure love of eating. He eating; he really is a nice and friendly guy. He is also the least likely of the gang to grasp the AdaptationalJerkass [[JerkassBall Ball]] (and even when he does, he's nowhere near as bad as the others who are affected)
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* PowderGag:
** ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooDC'': {{Exploited}} in "Flour Power" (issue #122). The MonsterOfTheWeek covers himself in flour and dresses as a bakery ghost. As he pursues them, they knock flour sacks, causing the entire room and themselves to be coated in white powder. The bakery ghost uses the diminished visibility to get rid of his costume and make it seem as if he just stumbled onto the mess.
** ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooReaders'': In ''Scooby-Doo! and the Haunted Diner'', the storm causes a momentary blackout in the diner the gang is eating in. After stumbling in the dark, they find a terrifying monster made of dripping flour. As it turns out, [[spoiler:it's the cook, who fell on sacks of flour when the light suddenly went out]].
** ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooDC'': {{Exploited}} in "Flour Power" (issue #122). The MonsterOfTheWeek covers himself in flour and dresses as a bakery ghost. As he pursues them, they knock flour sacks, causing the entire room and themselves to be coated in white powder. The bakery ghost uses the diminished visibility to get rid of his costume and make it seem as if he just stumbled onto the mess.
** ''ComicBook/ScoobyDooReaders'': In ''Scooby-Doo! and the Haunted Diner'', the storm causes a momentary blackout in the diner the gang is eating in. After stumbling in the dark, they find a terrifying monster made of dripping flour. As it turns out, [[spoiler:it's the cook, who fell on sacks of flour when the light suddenly went out]].
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* OffModel: Fortius in ''Spooky Games''. His size ranges from taller than buildings to about as big as a jeep.
** In the Gold Key Comics, the Mystery Machine is colored pink. In the first issue ("What a Night For a Knight"/"Never Ape an Ape Man"), the MM looks like a box on wheels. Phil [=DeLara=], the main artist of the issue, obviously went off rough storyboards from the episodes (Jack Manning was the other artist--he drew the Black Knight and the Ape Man).
** In the Gold Key Comics, the Mystery Machine is colored pink. In the first issue ("What a Night For a Knight"/"Never Ape an Ape Man"), the MM looks like a box on wheels. Phil [=DeLara=], the main artist of the issue, obviously went off rough storyboards from the episodes (Jack Manning was the other artist--he drew the Black Knight and the Ape Man).
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* NotSoAboveItAll: No matter how serious a threat or how kooky a ghost, or even how [[TheStoic strait-laced]] a character may be, anyone and everyone can potentially get wrapped up in the weird antics and hilarious chase sequences. This is especially prominent with some perps, even the homicidal ones, who inexplicably end up doing ''insane'' and over-the-topic antics as part of a chase gag.
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** The whole gang is this, save for a few projects where one or more of them get the AdaptationalJerkass treatment (all of them in the [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live action movie]], Scooby and Velma in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo'', and Velma, Daphne and Fred in ''WesternAnimation/Velma''); they are generally friendly and likable kids.
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** The whole gang is this, save for a few projects where one or more of them get the AdaptationalJerkass treatment (all of them in the [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live action movie]], Scooby and Velma in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo'', and Velma, Daphne and Fred in ''WesternAnimation/Velma''); ''WesternAnimation/{{Velma}}''); they are generally friendly and likable kids.
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** The whole gang is this, save for a few projects where one or more of them get the AdaptationalJerkass treatment (all of them in the [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live action movie]], Scooby and Velma in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', and Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo''); they are generally friendly and likable kids.
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** The whole gang is this, save for a few projects where one or more of them get the AdaptationalJerkass treatment (all of them in the [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live action movie]], Scooby and Velma in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo'', and Velma, Daphne and Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo''); ''WesternAnimation/Velma''); they are generally friendly and likable kids.
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* NerdsAreSexy: Velma has a pretty notable fanbase in certain circles. Being a {{meganekko}} hardly hurts.
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* NerdsAreSexy: Velma has a pretty notable fanbase in certain circles. Being a {{meganekko}} BespectacledCutie hardly hurts.
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* PantyShot: Daphne and Velma, in quite a few instances.
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* SomethingCompletelyDifferent: ''WesternAnimation/The13GhostsOfScoobyDoo'' has the Scooby gang actually battling genuine supernatural creatures rather than people in costumes. This eventually caught on, though most of the franchise follows the ScoobyDooHoax plot.
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** The whole gang is this, save for a few projects where one or more of them get the AdaptationalJerkass treatment (all of them in the [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live action movie,]], Scooby and Velma in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', and Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo''); they are generally friendly and likable kids.
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** The whole gang is this, save for a few projects where one or more of them get the AdaptationalJerkass treatment (all of them in the [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live action movie,]], movie]], Scooby and Velma in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', and Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo''); they are generally friendly and likable kids.
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** The whole gang is this, save for a few projects where one or more of them get the AdaptationalJerkass treatment (all of them in the [[Film/ScoobyDoo the live action movie,]], Scooby and Velma in ''WesternAnimation/ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporated'', and Fred in ''WesternAnimation/BeCoolScoobyDoo''); they are generally friendly and likable kids.
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** The central feature of ''The New Scooby-Doo Movies'' were luminaries who appeared in cartoon form on the show: Creator/JonathanWinters, Creator/DonKnotts, Creator/PhyllisDiller, Creator/SandyDuncan, Music/{{Sonny|Bono}} and Music/{{Cher}}, Music/JerryReed, [[Music/TheMonkees Davy Jones]], Creator/TimConway, [[Music/TheMamasAndThePapas Cass Elliot]], and Creator/DickVanDyke. Series/TheAddamsFamily appearances re-recruited Creator/JohnAstin and Creator/CarolynJones as the voices of Gomez and Morticia. And Pugsley Addams was voiced by a young lady by the name of -- you may have heard of her -- Creator/JodieFoster.
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** The central feature of ''The New Scooby-Doo Movies'' were luminaries who appeared in cartoon form on the show: Creator/JonathanWinters, Creator/DonKnotts, Creator/PhyllisDiller, Creator/SandyDuncan, Music/{{Sonny|Bono}} and Music/{{Cher}}, Music/SonnyAndCher, Music/JerryReed, [[Music/TheMonkees Davy Jones]], Creator/TimConway, [[Music/TheMamasAndThePapas Cass Elliot]], and Creator/DickVanDyke. Series/TheAddamsFamily appearances re-recruited Creator/JohnAstin and Creator/CarolynJones as the voices of Gomez and Morticia. And Pugsley Addams was voiced by a young lady by the name of -- you may have heard of her -- Creator/JodieFoster.
