History Characters / ScoobyDooMysteryIncorporatedTheGang

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Compared to previous incarnations, she is more cynical, self-centered, vain, and sarcastic, similar to the titular protagonist of WesternAnimation/{{Daria}}. Most of these changes however, are to do with her being written a lot more like an actual teenager would act.

* DidntThinkThisThrough: In "The Horrible Herd," the gang hatches a plan to dispose of the titular herd by luring them into the ocean. The plan succeeds, but the gang forgot that [[BigBad Professor Pericles]] used piranha DNA in the herd's creation, and thus, the creatures can ''swim''. The episode ends with the gang [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone dreading the]] [[NiceJobBreakingItHero long-term consequences]].

** Late in season 1, Shaggy comes back around to showing romantic interest in Velma. She seems to reciprocate at first, then tells him she no longer feels that way and hopes they can still be friends. The following episode, she says she "sent him back to his dog," implying that she may very well still feel romantic feelings for Shaggy, but is afraid she'll give into them, only to be dumped for Scooby a second time.

* JerkassBall: In the first half of the first season; she gets better in the second half.

%%* LovableCoward

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Compared to previous incarnations. While she was usually awkward, and a little [[HollywoodPudgy Hollywood Pudgy]], here, she's a [[OnlySaneMan comparatively sane]] [[DeadpanSnarker snarker]] [[ActionGirl action girl]].

%%* BrainyBrunette

* FriendVersusLover: With Shaggy vs. Scooby, and Velma suffered the ignominy of losing her romantic interest to ''his dog''.

%%* HollywoodNerd

%%* TheSmartGirl

* ZettaiRyouiki

* AbsurdlyYouthfulMother: Has one. This is [[LampshadeHanging Lampshaded]] by one of her mother's old friends, who thinks she's a vampire.

* BareYourMidriff: Her Hex Girl outfit.

* ClingyJealousGirl: To Fred.

%%* DamselInDistress: Less so this time around.

* LingerieScene: Her nightwear, in a gratuitous case of GettingCrapPastTheRadar that happens in multiple episodes.

* MsFanservice: Spends most of episode 4 in a bikini, and there's a scene where Velma rubs suntan lotion on her back. Her Hex Girl outfit in Episode 7 is also very revealing as is her nightie in Episode 15, when the gang and Sheriff Stone are in her bedroom.

%%* ProperTightsWithASkirt

* JerkassBall: In Episode Six, where she becomes 'Crush' in the Hex Girls. She even goes as far to ''write a song'' about how she just can't wait for Fred. She's back to normal in the next episode, though.

* AmateurSleuth: It's ''Scooby-Doo''. Par for the course.

* BigFriendlyDog
* TheBigGuy

* CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass

* CowardlyLion

* TeamPet

* BewareTheNiceOnes
* BigEater: As usual.

* LovableCoward

* BrainyBrunette

* HollywoodNerd

* TheSmartGirl
* TeenGenius

* TheChick

* DamselInDistress: Less so this time around.

* ProperTightsWithASkirt

* {{Tsundere}}: A type B towards Fred. While she's usually completely lovey dovey with him and is willing to looks past a ''lot'' of his less desirable qualities out of sheer devotion, she ''does'' have a breaking point, and will blow up at him whenever he completely overlooks her feelings in favor of his own.

* [[WomanScorned Dog Scorned]]: Scooby becomes extremely jealous of Shaggy's relationship with Velma and does everything he can to break them up.
* [[FourTemperamentEnsemble Five Temperament Ensemble]]: The Leukine.

* [[FourTemperamentEnsemble Five Temperament Ensemble]]: The Sanguine.

* [[HenpeckedHusband Henpecked Boyfriend]]: While he and Velma were dating, she was rather controlling of him.

* [[FourTemperamentEnsemble Five Temperament Ensemble]] The Phlegmatic.

* [[TheSmartGuy The Smart Girl]]

* [[FourTemperamentEnsemble Five Temperament Ensemble]]: The Melancholic.

* [[FourTemperamentEnsemble Five Temperament Ensemble]]: The Choleric.

* [[ThatManIsDead That Girl Is Dead]]: Daphne pulls a temporary version, directed at Fred, when she takes the name Crush for her short stint with the Hex Girls. Naturally lost on Fred.

* PluckyComicRelief: The show's darker tone contrasts with his character heavily, meaning he tends to stay out of the plot and stick to screwing around instead.

* BreakTheCutie: Shaggy was shaved bald when he got to military camp, and it became the butt of jokes.
** The bad part for him wasn't necessarily the abuse, but being separated from his pal Scooby.

* TheEveryman: With his goofiness downplayed and Fred, Daphne and Velma all become more complex and flawed characters, Shaggy ends up becoming the most normal guy in the group.

* {{Redheaded Hero}}ine

* AdaptationPersonalityChange: Compared to previous incarnations. While she was usually awkward, and a little [[HollywoodPudgy Hollywood Pudgy]], here, she's a [[OnlySaneMan comparatively sane]] [[DeadpanSnarker snarker]] [[ActionGirl action girl]] [[DangerouslyShortSkirt with a comedically short skirt]].

* BoundAndGagged: "The Wild Brood".

* AmbiguouslyJewish: Proclaims "Oy Gevalt!" after listening to her mother's old romances, but otherwise it never comes up.

* BlindWithoutEm

* JerkassBall: In the first half of the first season, she gets better in the second half.

* SmallNameBigEgo: Seen in episode 17; when she, Scooby and Shaggy are in a trap, it states that only the smartest of the group could get out. Velma assumes it's her... until we see that the one who created the trap isn't seeing 'Cassidy' as the smartest; it's 'Pericles'! (Scooby). Velma tries to hide the fact that she made an error once they're free.

* SkywardScream: In episode 8.
--> '''Scooby:''' Where's my Raggy!?

* TookALevelInBadass: All the characters are much smarter and braver than in the franchise's previous incarnations, and they even fight back on occasion.

* FanservicePack: A pretty massive one compared to previous incarnations. While she was usually awkward, and a little [[HollywoodPudgy Hollywood Pudgy]], here, she's a [[OnlySaneMan comparatively sane]] [[DeadpanSnarker snarker]] [[ActionGirl action girl]] [[DangerouslyShortSkirt with a comedically short skirt]].

* ChasteHero: Made ever-so-evident in episode 17 after Fred pulls Daphne from Danny Darrow's swimming pool trap. She needs artificial respiration and is expecting mouth-to-mouth. He presses on her stomach instead.
** Later becomes a CelibateHero when in episode 24 the two kiss and are going to be engaged, but after Fred go away to find his real parents.

* DumbBlonde: Downplayed. See {{Cloudcuckoolander}} and DitzyGenius.

* DitzyGenius[=/=]GeniusDitz: As usual, though he keeps a closer balance between brilliant but oblivious, a la ''WesternAnimation/WhatsNewScoobyDoo'', and a moron with a few smart areas, a la ''WesternAnimation/APupNamedScoobyDoo'', than ever before.

* HeroesWantRedHeads

*** It came from his father Brad from Mystery Inc.

* TheLeader: Actually deconstructed to a degree. Fred's singleminded obsession with solving mysteries has clearly negatively impacted the lives of his friends, and each of them has expressed an interest of leaving the mystery solving business entirely. CharacterDevelopment sees him become more attentive and understanding to his teammates.

* NamelessNarrative: in his episode 26 backstory, he is only called a "baby boy", so he is now a character with [[NoNameGiven no real name known.]]

* ObliviousToLove: Initially Fred didn't seem to pick up that Daphne is flirting with him, now he's actively in denial about it.
** He's in love alright, but he's holding the engagement while he finds his real parents.
** He comes right out and tells Daphne he loves her in episode 50.
** ObfuscatingStupidity: Later episodes show he's not quite as oblivious as he leads the viewer on to be. He even becomes a [[ClingyJealousGirl Clingy Jealous Boy]] at times.
*** Lampshaded in episode 23: Fred has a multi-page list of everything Daphne does, and in his sleep he mumbles Daphne's name and "traps" in the same sentence.

* {{Badass}}:
** AdaptationalBadass: This is probably the bravest and most active incarnation of the character, and when he steps up, nothing can stop him.
** CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass
** TookALevelInBadass: Like Shaggy, he steps up and takes action more often.
*** He's also the one to deliver the killing blow to the Nibiru Entity by hurling the Heart of the Jaguar in its weak spot with ''a single karate kick''!
* BerserkButton: Mess with the gang, especially Shaggy, and he won't hesitate to bring you down. Case in point: in the third-to-last episode of the show, when Shaggy is being held at gunpoint by Pericles' MechaMooks, Scooby lets out a BigNo, jumps on Shaggy's shoulders, and unloads on them with machine guns.
-->'''Scooby''': You mess with my Shaggy, you mess with ''me''!
** Professor Pericles is this in general (especially after Pericles taunts him in the 1st season finale).

* ClingyJealousGirl: To Shaggy.
** When Scooby is incarcerated, she pretends to be him by wolfing down Shaggy's fries, licking her lips and saying Scooby's catch phrase.

* PantyShot: Episode 33.

* TeenGenius: Of course.

* AdaptationalBadass: His traps more or less failed OncePerEpisode in previous incarnations. His traps in this series, however, are ''far'' more effective and have a greater success ratio, without losing their complexity.

* {{Badass}}: In addition to all the traps and crazy plans he makes, Fred has the most physical prowess of the gang and has occasionally used that to his advantage, like when he punched out Crybaby clown and in the Man in the Mirror where he fought his biological dad.
** BadassDriver: Some of the moves Fred pulls of in the Mystery Machine are pretty impractical, but you don't question them because they're that {{Badass}}.

* BeautyIsNeverTarnished:
** Averted in episode 2, when she demonstrates that the alligator products are fake by invoking her allergies to synthetic animal skins. We're given a good long look at huge red pustules all along her arm.
** And averted in episode 4, when we're shown a flashback to her sister's wedding and her allergic reaction to shellfish. It wasn't pretty.
** Played Straight when Fred's ejection seat throws her out of the Mystery Machine. She only has some bruises on her face instead of scraped skin or broken bones.
** Averted again when she gets pimples after binging on chocolate.

* BerserkButton: Mess with the gang, and he won't hesitate to bring you down. Case in point: in the third-to-last episode of the show, when Shaggy is being held at gunpoint by Pericles' MechaMooks, Scooby lets out a BigNo, jumps on Shaggy's shoulders, and unloads on them with machine guns.

* AdaptationalComicRelief: One of the greatest examples of this benefiting a character. While Fred is now perhaps an even greater source of comic relief than Shaggy or Scooby in this adaptation, he is also given a surprisingly complex character along with it, something that he has never possessed in any previous incarnation of the show.

* RaisedByWolves: If his parents' attitude toward him is any indication, he was probably raised more by Scooby than his parents.

* {{AmbiguousDisorder}}: Fred is obsessively focused on building traps, experiences great amounts of difficulty forming emotional connections with others and expressing himself and generally seems to operate on a completely different wavelength than most other people. This can more or less be explained by the extreme ParentalNeglect he suffers from Mayor Jones hurting his emotional development, and becomes significantly more disturbing when it's revealed that his father ''intentionally'' brought him up to become like how he is.

* {{Asexuality}}: While Fred is capable, after a considerable amount of time, of becoming romantically attracted to Daphne, he is the only member of the Gang who doesn't show any physical interest in the opposite sex, preferring to focus on his traps instead. This actually seems to have been enforced by his father, who convinced him from a young age that men are incapable of feeling real emotion.

* BreakTheCutie: Mostly of this happens in the season one's finale.

** The reveal of who he really is in episode 26; this time NOT played for laughs

* WellDoneSonGuy: Which makes sense, because...

* BreakTheCutie: Episode 26. She is absolutely devastated when Fred cancels their engagement.

* AmbiguouslyJewish: Proclaims "Oy Gevalt!" after listening to her mother's old romances.

* AmbiguouslyJewish: Drops the occasional "oy gevalt", but otherwise it never comes up.

* TheLancer: While Fred is a courageous but socially inept and frequently inadvertently insensitive, Shaggy is cowardly but reasonable and understanding. Notably, Shaggy begins the series in a (somehwat) committed relationship while Fred is ObliviousToLove.

* TheLancer: While Fred is a courageous but socially inept and frequently inadvertently insensitive, Shaggy is cowardly but reasonable and understanding. Notably, Shaggy begins the series in a committed relationship while Fred is ObliviousToLove.