Be Cool, Scooby Doo!

Daphne's the only one who looks improved at all to me.

What about Velma? She no longer has "duck lips"?

Anyway, I think these designs are a marked improvement over the previous designs.. (Though I had just gotten used to the weird designs as well. ) I mean, they're a lot easier to look at, at least.

edited 21st Sep '15 6:16:03 PM by kablammin45

Daphne's new persona almost sounds like they're channeling a kid-friendly version of Cheryl/Carol from Archer

The new designs kind of remind me of Jay Ward's style. Especially Shaggy.

edited 21st Sep '15 6:29:09 PM by KnownUnknown

I definitely wanna give this a chance, but not sure how to feel about it yet. Hopefully it turns out great because I love me some Scooby-Doo!

A new promo. You can also see some clips of the show in this Boomerang promo clip.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rw24y9ncOJk

It looks really ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh to me. The animation in particular looks as poor as The T&J Show, it looks like Flash. I mean seriously, what exactly is going on with Scooby in this◊ scene in particular?

edited 22nd Sep '15 4:39:12 PM by Yeow95

He's trying to talk to a lady poodle.

I don't know what to make of Scooby-Doo in that scene alone, but what I do know is that we got ourselves the perfect template for a new reaction meme.

Why it's always fucking poodles?

x8 Whatchoo talkin' 'bout, Willis?

Speaking on designs and the promo I watch for the show, they are still unappealing to me; especially [[{{Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated compare to the last show]].

But I will admit the animation is better then a certain show that encourage me to hate Daniel Tosh. So hey, maybe this show will be as good as Wabbit (well only half those segments are good, as they don't involve that squierll and big foot).

edited 22nd Sep '15 6:34:30 PM by BigK1337

..... why.... who here brought up Brickleberry??

Go back to page 3, You may understand the comparison in art style at least.

I'm trying REALLLY hard to be excited for this but yeah, the art style isn't helping much..

Also, is it me or does Scooby's voice sound really strange? Specially his "uhhhh" to the poodle. Maybe I'm just nitpicking though.

Hmm. The artstyle is a little awkward, but at least it's not Flash like I feared it would be.

At least it looks a bit like a return to form story-wise after Mystery Inc. It was by no means a bad show, but I felt it was a bit too plot-heavy and serious for the Scooby-Doo franchise. I know this is by no means a popular opinion, though.

I think the series is at its best with an episodic format about some crazy (almost always shallow) mystery that maaaybe sometimes delves into the characters as a whole (who they 'like', in-group fighting) but too much and it stops feeling like a Scooby-Doo show to me.

Problem is, it's been done both straight and parodied a million times so every SD show that comes out can easily become stale. Of course this is also just my opinion. ^^

I can see where you're coming from with the whole stale idea! What I find fascinating is that, out of all the shows from SD's time that they decide to keep remaking, SD is the one that gets all these sequel series/reboots. It's weird, but interesting I suppose!

That's the power of popularity for ya.

Oh yeah, that is true... So is that why we got that WWE/SD cross over? XD

Another new extended Boomerang UK ad, featuring the Mystery Machine, Daphne's ditziness antics, Velma, and some featured monsters.

edited 24th Sep '15 2:32:01 PM by XMenMutant22

Even the UK knows this isn't the old Scooby and are cool with it!

Does Frank Welker hold the record for how long an animated character has been voiced by the same voice actor?

I would have thought it was Mel Blanc voicing Bugs Bunny.

If by Bugs Bunny you mean Porky Pig, then yes.

Oh, yeah, forgot he did Porky, too.

I just saw the commercial for the first time.

Who the fuck let Seth MacFarlane anywhere near the franchise.