Scooby Doo x Wrestlemania Crossover

Seriously.

And its being written by the Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated writers.

Who wants to be it ends like this?

edited 16th Aug '12 12:38:58 PM by dmysta3000

Nah, the ghost's definitely gonna be Rikishi.

On another note, it says that Sin Cara's gonna be providing his own voice. HOW?

What's New Scooby Doo's art style and Mystery Inc's writing? I like it - I'd prefer Abracadabra Doo or Camp Scare's art, but this is still very good.

On that pic of Daph and Velma, is it just me or are they sticking the gals into sexy outfits more and more often these days?

In particular, writers really seem to like the "force Velma into an outfit she really doesn't want to wear while Daphne loves it" gag.

edited 16th Aug '12 3:24:04 PM by KnownUnknown

I guess Professional Wrestling is today's Harlem Globetrotters!

edited 16th Aug '12 6:30:01 PM by Sijo

Obviously, Scooby Doo Meets The Undertaker.

Dat Velma.

Well this was unexpected.

Here's the ad. Gonna go find cliff to jump off of...

....

You know what?

Scooby Doo saved the whole universe. I figure this will be a cake walk for him.

edited 10th Mar '14 9:24:35 PM by HandsomeRob

It's funny, I think being animated makes Vince Mc Mahon seem even more like J. Jonah Jameson.

Of all the monsters I thought might haunt the WWE, a ghost bear wasn't the first to come to mind.

Looks So Okay, It's Average, which is pair for the course for most of these movies.

Not gonna lie, I'm kind of hyped. Not because I look forward to it but because it's such an odd crossover and I can't wait for all the flack it's gonna get from both the Scooby Doo community and the WWE Universe.

Mc Mahon may look like JJJ, but he sounded like Dr. Weird.

The PG era of WWE has really sunk to a new level, hasn't it? Thing is though this movie might have been more interesting in the early 90's when it was still family friendly but you had more outlandish gimmicks. Paul Bearer and Undertaker would have been perfect cameos.

edited 12th Mar '14 12:51:22 AM by Surenity

All right, I'm going to say right now I know crap and all about wrestling, aside from watching a lot of VGCW. So I'd like to ask one honest question: Is there really that much overlap between these two things? I mean, I guess it's possible there is, considering there's a wrestling kid's show, now, but... still. I still don't think I'm grasping that this is actually a thing that exists properly.

edited 12th Mar '14 7:38:34 AM by Bobinator

I gotta say that Cena taking down a demon bear is kind of badass.

I just want to say for some reason Triple H made himself Champion in this. When it would have made more sense to have Cena as Champion, or Randy Orton because he's the current champion. Triple H took it upon himself to make sure everyone who watches this sees him as the champion.

That's all I'm saying.

Yeah, that's quite the ego on Triple H there.

Anyway, I've been wondering how this mystery doesn't get solved in 5 seconds once the WWE Wrestlers just all gang up on the Monster.

This being a cartoon, they are much more likely to just try and take the dude on, especially since they must be Genre Savvy enough to know it's just a dude in some kind of suit.

I've even noticed a scene of John Cena hitting the bear with the 5 Knuckle Shuffle.

So again I ask, how does this mystery go beyond 5 minutes?

Whenever they're Genre Savvy, they end up being Wrong Genre Savvy, though.

On that front, they just can't win.

I've watched the movie a few times (or at least skimmed through it (I'm not a Wrestling fan)) and i have to say, Daphne's interest in one of the wrestlers seems a bit inconsistent with the events of the last movie, where it was heavily established that Fred was her guy, all the way.

These movies have little if any continuity with each other.