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** Exaggerated/PlayedForLaughs in cases where the villains use elaborate criminal means to attain a goal it'd be cheap, easy, and ''perfectly legal'' to attain otherwise, e.g. dressing up to steal a painting in "The Secret Serum" that wouldn't even have cost ''four dollars'' to buy.
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** Fred by way of AccidentalInnuendo, says anyone he's dating can call him "Freddie", then later that episode Shaggy calls him Freddie.

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** Fred by way of AccidentalInnuendo, says anyone he's dating can call him "Freddie", then a few episodes later that episode Shaggy calls him Freddie.
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** Fred by way of AccidentalInnuendo, says whomever he's dating can call him "Freddie", then in the next scene Shaggy calls him Freddie.

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** Fred by way of AccidentalInnuendo, says whomever anyone he's dating can call him "Freddie", then in the next scene later that episode Shaggy calls him Freddie.
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**Fred by way of AccidentalInnuendo, says whomever he's dating can call him "Freddie", then in the next scene Shaggy calls him Freddie.
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* AdaptationalLocationChange: This series moves the gang from Coolsville to Crystal Cove.


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** There's the town of Crystal Cove.
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* CaptainErsatz: Mr. E's van, the Enigma Machine, is a dark, poorly painted version of the gang's Mystery Machine.

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* CaptainErsatz: Mr. E's van, the Enigma Machine, Engine, is a dark, poorly painted version of the gang's Mystery Machine.
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** From "The Night the Clown Cried", Crybaby Clown is voiced by Creator/MarkHamill ([[Franchise/StarWars Luke Skywalker]]), who has [[SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker much experience]] with voicing clowns.

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** From "The Night the Clown Cried", Crybaby Clown is voiced by Creator/MarkHamill ([[Franchise/StarWars Luke Skywalker]]), who has [[SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker [[ComicBook/TheJoker much experience]] with voicing clowns.
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** [[spoiler: In season 2 episode 24 Fred, Daphne and Velma's parents for a brief moment believe their children are killed when Fred blows up the Mystery Machine. Even after this they, along with Shaggy and Scooby immediately leave to confront the old Mystery Inc, a threat that could get them killed.]]
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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: Most non-human motion tends to involve CGI, especially moving cars.

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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: TwoDVisualsThreeDEffects: Most non-human motion tends to involve CGI, especially moving cars.
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* ThreeDEffectsTwoDCartoon: Most non-human motion tends to involve CGI, especially moving cars.



* ArtShift: Episode 14 has the cast appear [[ThickLineAnimation as they did]] [[MythologyGag in the original series]]. There also appears not to be any ConspicuousCGI.

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* ArtShift: Episode 14 has the cast appear [[ThickLineAnimation as they did]] [[MythologyGag in the original series]]. There also appears not to be any ConspicuousCGI.CGI that sticks out.



* ConspicuousCG: Most non-human motion tends to do this, especially moving cars.
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* AlchemicElements: [[spoiler:The four keys that unlock the way to the treasure of Crystal Cove are themed this way (and even referred to as such by Velma), as are the strange worlds that lie beyond the gates]].

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* AlchemicElements: AlchemicElementals: [[spoiler:The four keys that unlock the way to the treasure of Crystal Cove are themed this way (and even referred to as such by Velma), as are the strange worlds that lie beyond the gates]].
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* AlchemicElements: [[spoiler:The four keys that unlock the way to the treasure of Crystal Cove are themed this way (and even referred to as such by Velma), as are the strange worlds that lie beyond the gates]].
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* BathOfPoverty: The Fleach family, who runs a failing, local amusement park are forced to bathe in the recycled water they use to cook hot dogs in order to save money. This causes the daughter, Marcie, to be called [[EmbarrassingNickname "Hot Dog Water"]] by her classmates, due to her distinct odor.
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** [[spoiler:It's also implied that the series is a prequel to the existing ''ScoobyDoo'' universe, so all the CharacterDevelopment over the two seasons will eventually be reset]].

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** [[spoiler:It's also implied that the series is a prequel to the existing ''ScoobyDoo'' ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'' universe, so all the CharacterDevelopment over the two seasons will eventually be reset]].



* CerebusSyndrome: The show has always been somewhat darker than other ScoobyDoo incarnations, but became especially dramatic and creepy from the season 1 finale onward.

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* CerebusSyndrome: The show has always been somewhat darker than other ScoobyDoo Franchise/ScoobyDoo incarnations, but became especially dramatic and creepy from the season 1 finale onward.
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* AdaptationalUgliness: The simplified art-style and blocker design makes Fred look more off than usual.
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*** [[Series/{{Charmed}} Yes, we do.]]

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*** [[Series/{{Charmed}} [[Series/Charmed1998 Yes, we do.]]
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** From "The Night the Clown Cried", Crybaby Clown is voiced by Creator/MarkHamill, who has [[SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker much experience]] with voicing clowns.

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** From "The Night the Clown Cried", Crybaby Clown is voiced by Creator/MarkHamill, Creator/MarkHamill ([[Franchise/StarWars Luke Skywalker]]), who has [[SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker much experience]] with voicing clowns.



*** His alter-ego is voiced by [[Franchise/StarWars his father]], [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars Matt Lanter]].

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*** His alter-ego is voiced by [[Franchise/StarWars his father]], [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars Matt Lanter]].Creator/MattLanter.
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* CastingGag:
** Creator/ScottMenville voiced Shaggy in ''WesternAnimation/ShaggyAndScoobyDooGetAClue''. Now he's voicing [[spoiler:Shaggy's counterpart in the predecessor Mystery Inc., albeit the teenage version]]
** Baylor is a trifecta:
*** First, Matt Lanter played the Edward Cullen {{expy}} in a ''Literature/{{Twilight}}'' parody, so having him play a parody of a ''Twilight'' actor seems fitting.
*** Second, [[spoiler:Creator/MarkHamill plays a clown when his [[WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries best known voice acting role]] [[ComicBook/TheJoker was a clown]].]]
*** Finally, Matt Lanter voiced Anakin Skywalker [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars at one point]]. [[spoiler:Creator/MarkHamill was of course, Luke. This means Crybaby Clown is his [[LukeIAmYourFather own father.]]]]
** Hot Dog Water, a knockoff of Velma, is voiced by the actress who played her in the live-action movies, Creator/LindaCardellini.
** Shaggy's dad, Colton Rogers, is voiced by Creator/CaseyKasem, Shaggy's original voice actor.
** Creator/GaryCole plays a character named Mayor Fred Jones, Sr. Before that, he played Ted Jones in ''Film/PineappleExpress'' and was a neighbor to a Jones family in ''The Joneses''.
** As a reference to their respective roles as fathers Mike Brady and the false Roy Martin in ''Film/AVeryBradySequel'', Creator/GaryCole and Tim Matheson's characters here in ''Mystery Incorporated'' are reversed. Fred Jones, Sr. is Fred's fake father while Brad Chiles is Fred's real father.
** In ''Series/AmericanGothic1995'', Creator/GaryCole ''also'' played as a corrupt authority figure (who turns out to have an association with demonic forces, if not being one himself) who did something [[MoralEventHorizon immoral]] to a family and is trying to take their son to raise as his own.

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** Creator/ClancyBrown once again voices the [[spoiler: [[Videogame/CrashBandicoot3Warped supernatural villain of a series, who has been manipulating the evil genius]] {{big bad}} [[Videogame/CrashBandicoot3Warped to follow his will]]]].

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** Creator/ClancyBrown once again voices the [[spoiler: [[Videogame/CrashBandicoot3Warped [[spoiler:[[Videogame/CrashBandicoot3Warped supernatural villain of a series, who has been manipulating the evil genius]] {{big bad}} [[Videogame/CrashBandicoot3Warped to follow his will]]]].



** Not all adults are. Velma's mom knows a lot about the supernatural and the gang goes there when they don't have a lead on monsters. And in episode 25, Professor Hatecraft helps the kids [[spoiler: even going as far as to stand up to the monster of the week]].

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** Not all adults are. Velma's mom knows a lot about the supernatural and the gang goes there when they don't have a lead on monsters. And in episode 25, Professor Hatecraft helps the kids [[spoiler: even [[spoiler:even going as far as to stand up to the monster of the week]].



* AffectionateParody: The second half of episode 10 is a shameless parody of the ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'' films. Several shots are almost identical to those used in the film, such as [[spoiler: only half of the Fright Hound's face being pulled off]] or [[spoiler: the fully robotic body rising out of the fire, without a scratch on it]]. Oh yeah, and there's also the mech from ''Film/{{Aliens}}''.

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* AffectionateParody: The second half of episode 10 is a shameless parody of the ''Franchise/{{Terminator}}'' films. Several shots are almost identical to those used in the film, such as [[spoiler: only [[spoiler:only half of the Fright Hound's face being pulled off]] or [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the fully robotic body rising out of the fire, without a scratch on it]]. Oh yeah, and there's also the mech from ''Film/{{Aliens}}''.



** [[spoiler: The room also holds the better sides of still-living people corrupted, including a teenaged Ricky Owens, what we can assume are the parental and loving aspects of adult Brad and Judy, and the paternal side of Fred Jones Sr]].

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** [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The room also holds the better sides of still-living people corrupted, including a teenaged Ricky Owens, what we can assume are the parental and loving aspects of adult Brad and Judy, and the paternal side of Fred Jones Sr]].



** Episode 24: [[spoiler: Fred finally gets the message. He proposes to Daphne]].
** [[spoiler: Episode 26 gets Daphne to reveal they are engaged but when Fred finds out about his past, let's just say that these two won't be married for quite some time]].
** Episode 30: [[spoiler: Daphne now simply wants to be friends with Fred]].
** Episode 31: [[spoiler: Scooby falls for Brad and Judy's cocker spaniel Nova, and he asks the two people about love that he shouldn't: Fred and Velma]].

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** Episode 24: [[spoiler: Fred [[spoiler:Fred finally gets the message. He proposes to Daphne]].
** [[spoiler: Episode [[spoiler:Episode 26 gets Daphne to reveal they are engaged but when Fred finds out about his past, let's just say that these two won't be married for quite some time]].
** Episode 30: [[spoiler: Daphne [[spoiler:Daphne now simply wants to be friends with Fred]].
** Episode 31: [[spoiler: Scooby [[spoiler:Scooby falls for Brad and Judy's cocker spaniel Nova, and he asks the two people about love that he shouldn't: Fred and Velma]].



** Taken literally in Episode 26. [[spoiler: The gang has broken up due to Fred going to find who he is, Daphne chewing out Velma for her keeping Angel's identity all to herself and Shaggy being sent to military school. Scooby swears to Pericles that he's going to bring the gang back together to hunt him down]].
*** [[spoiler: Episode 27: It's Velma who has taken the initiative. Disguised as a mysterious stranger, she tells the new mayor of Crystal Cove, Janet Nettles, to get Mystery Inc. to solve the mystery of the Crybaby Clown. Scooby escapes from the farm and is rescued by Mayor Nettles, then he springs Shaggy from military school. The disguised Velma then rescues Fred from being blown up by the Crybaby Clown before revealing herself. Daphne has a new boyfriend and now she thinks mystery solving was all a waste of time]].

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** Taken literally in Episode 26. [[spoiler: The [[spoiler:The gang has broken up due to Fred going to find who he is, Daphne chewing out Velma for her keeping Angel's identity all to herself and Shaggy being sent to military school. Scooby swears to Pericles that he's going to bring the gang back together to hunt him down]].
*** [[spoiler: Episode [[spoiler:Episode 27: It's Velma who has taken the initiative. Disguised as a mysterious stranger, she tells the new mayor of Crystal Cove, Janet Nettles, to get Mystery Inc. to solve the mystery of the Crybaby Clown. Scooby escapes from the farm and is rescued by Mayor Nettles, then he springs Shaggy from military school. The disguised Velma then rescues Fred from being blown up by the Crybaby Clown before revealing herself. Daphne has a new boyfriend and now she thinks mystery solving was all a waste of time]].



* [[spoiler: AndTheAdventureContinues]]The finale.

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* [[spoiler: AndTheAdventureContinues]]The AndTheAdventureContinues: [[spoiler:The finale.]]



* ArcWords: "This has all happened before" is the main one in Season 1.
** Season 2 has "[[spoiler:Nibiru...]]" and "[[spoiler: The dog dies...]]."

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* ArcWords: ArcWords:
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"This has all happened before" is the main one in Season 1.
** Season 2 has "[[spoiler:Nibiru...]]" and "[[spoiler: The "[[spoiler:The dog dies...]]."



** [[spoiler: A Conquistador's spirit appears at the end of episode 34 once the gang takes off with the fifth piece. The spirit slowly disappears as it laughs, so yes, there could be a menacing curse]].
** [[spoiler: And it's all coming together...the centerpiece of the Conquistadors' Treasure, on which Crystal Cove was founded upon, is a SealedEvilInACan, who has cursed the Disk to corrupt people and animals into seeking out all the pieces and finding the treasure, unleashing him from imprisonment, and causing ''doomsday'' to happen]].
** [[spoiler: Scooby himself senses it in a nightmare in episode 46. He pleads to the gang to destroy the treasure once it's found]].

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** [[spoiler: A [[spoiler:A Conquistador's spirit appears at the end of episode 34 once the gang takes off with the fifth piece. The spirit slowly disappears as it laughs, so yes, there could be a menacing curse]].
** [[spoiler: And [[spoiler:And it's all coming together...the centerpiece of the Conquistadors' Treasure, on which Crystal Cove was founded upon, is a SealedEvilInACan, who has cursed the Disk to corrupt people and animals into seeking out all the pieces and finding the treasure, unleashing him from imprisonment, and causing ''doomsday'' to happen]].
** [[spoiler: Scooby [[spoiler:Scooby himself senses it in a nightmare in episode 46. He pleads to the gang to destroy the treasure once it's found]].



* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: Everybody in the series finale that had just been killed by the evil entity. Once the timeline is reset, they all come back to life, including people like Cassidy Williams, who died many episodes prior. Basically all the deaths that were caused by the influence of the evil entity were undone]].

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* BackFromTheDead: [[spoiler: Everybody [[spoiler:Everybody in the series finale that had just been killed by the evil entity. Once the timeline is reset, they all come back to life, including people like Cassidy Williams, who died many episodes prior. Basically all the deaths that were caused by the influence of the evil entity were undone]].



* BeardOfSorrow: [[spoiler: After the events of the Downer Ending and his continued failure to find his parents, Fred begins season two sporting his "hobo look"]].

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* BeardOfSorrow: [[spoiler: After [[spoiler:After the events of the Downer Ending and his continued failure to find his parents, Fred begins season two sporting his "hobo look"]].



* BerserkButton: Don't use "like" in a grammatically incorrect fashion in Harlan Ellison's presence. Or ask him about H.P. Hatecraft [[spoiler: until the Char Gar Gothikon thing has been dealt with]].
* BetterAsFriends: This is ultimately what [[spoiler: the Shaggy and Velma]] love plot ends up as.
* BigBad: The first season's is revealed to be [[spoiler: Mayor Jones]].
** BigBadEnsemble: The abovementioned [[spoiler: Mayor Jones]] and Professor Pericles in the first season.
** BigBadDuumvirate: Professor Pericles and Mr. E most a portion of the second season. After [[spoiler: Cassidy dies]], Mr. E [[spoiler: starts to turn against Pericles, but the parrot keeps him in line with a devise implanted into his back. E still tries to sabotage him as possible,]] but Brad and Judy instead reinforce [[spoiler: their alliance with Pericles, forming another Duumvirate that lasts until the end]]

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* BerserkButton: Don't use "like" in a grammatically incorrect fashion in Harlan Ellison's presence. Or ask him about H.P. Hatecraft [[spoiler: until [[spoiler:until the Char Gar Gothikon thing has been dealt with]].
* BetterAsFriends: This is ultimately what [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the Shaggy and Velma]] love plot ends up as.
* BigBad: The first season's is revealed to be [[spoiler: Mayor [[spoiler:Mayor Jones]].
** BigBadEnsemble: The abovementioned [[spoiler: Mayor [[spoiler:Mayor Jones]] and Professor Pericles in the first season.
** BigBadDuumvirate: Professor Pericles and Mr. E most a portion of the second season. After [[spoiler: Cassidy [[spoiler:Cassidy dies]], Mr. E [[spoiler: starts [[spoiler:starts to turn against Pericles, but the parrot keeps him in line with a devise implanted into his back. E still tries to sabotage him as possible,]] but Brad and Judy instead reinforce [[spoiler: their [[spoiler:their alliance with Pericles, forming another Duumvirate that lasts until the end]]



** [[spoiler: Fred's family is incredibly screwed up. His adopted father turned out to be a villain, who was only keeping him around as leverage to keep his actual parents at bay. However, his actual parents aren't much better as they made no attempt to contact him during their exile and, it's strongly implied they are just using him to get to the treasure]].

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** [[spoiler: Fred's [[spoiler:Fred's family is incredibly screwed up. His adopted father turned out to be a villain, who was only keeping him around as leverage to keep his actual parents at bay. However, his actual parents aren't much better as they made no attempt to contact him during their exile and, it's strongly implied they are just using him to get to the treasure]].



** [[spoiler: In addition to their own problems with the new world. Not everyone is better off. Daphne's sisters for example, who went from all being prodigies with high profile careers, to underachieving slackers with Daphne being the only one their parents can be proud of]].

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** [[spoiler: In [[spoiler:In addition to their own problems with the new world. Not everyone is better off. Daphne's sisters for example, who went from all being prodigies with high profile careers, to underachieving slackers with Daphne being the only one their parents can be proud of]].



* BizarroWorld: Crystal Cove, though it is revealed that [[spoiler: all the madness in the town is caused by the effect of the evil entity being buried directly underneath it]].
** The gang also feels this way about [[spoiler: Crystal Cove, the SUNNIEST place on Earth. All the people and things that they've become used to are now reset to be better, but this makes the gang feel like they don't know anything and don't belong]].

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* BizarroWorld: Crystal Cove, though it is revealed that [[spoiler: all [[spoiler:all the madness in the town is caused by the effect of the evil entity being buried directly underneath it]].
** The gang also feels this way about [[spoiler: Crystal [[spoiler:Crystal Cove, the SUNNIEST place on Earth. All the people and things that they've become used to are now reset to be better, but this makes the gang feel like they don't know anything and don't belong]].



** Not to mention, the first person they encounter right afterwards is [[spoiler: Sheriff Stone, although his arresting of the kids in the first episode is quite a 180 from him greeting the gang with his wife (Mayor Nettles) and four children in the final one]].

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** Not to mention, the first person they encounter right afterwards is [[spoiler: Sheriff [[spoiler:Sheriff Stone, although his arresting of the kids in the first episode is quite a 180 from him greeting the gang with his wife (Mayor Nettles) and four children in the final one]].



* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler: Happens to EVERYONE of the main cast in the season one finale. [[DownerEnding Yeah]]]].

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* BreakTheCutie: [[spoiler: Happens [[spoiler:Happens to EVERYONE of the main cast in the season one finale. [[DownerEnding Yeah]]]].



* CallBack: This may or may not be intentional, but in episode 41, "Theater of the Doomed," [[spoiler: the ghost of the friar warns them to heed the alligator's warning, and says "The dog dies" before vanishing. In episode 2, "The Creeping Creatures," the episode with the alligator monsters, the gang visits The Drowsy Gator. Pool, Food and Sundries. Certain letters in the neon sign die out to spell "The dog dies." ]]

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* CallBack: This may or may not be intentional, but in episode 41, "Theater of the Doomed," [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the ghost of the friar warns them to heed the alligator's warning, and says "The dog dies" before vanishing. In episode 2, "The Creeping Creatures," the episode with the alligator monsters, the gang visits The Drowsy Gator. Pool, Food and Sundries. Certain letters in the neon sign die out to spell "The dog dies." ]]



** Creator/HarlanEllison, most notably in the series finale, where [[spoiler: he is transported into an alternate timeline with the gang, and becomes the new Mr. E, letting [[AndTheAdventureContinues the adventure continue]] ]].

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** Creator/HarlanEllison, most notably in the series finale, where [[spoiler: he [[spoiler:he is transported into an alternate timeline with the gang, and becomes the new Mr. E, letting [[AndTheAdventureContinues the adventure continue]] ]].



* ChekhovsGunman: Many of the Ascended Extras are at first unimportant, then vital, or at least important to the episode, like George Avocados, Marcie Fleach, or Gary and Ethan. Harlan Ellison is just a book-writer whom Angie knows, and is friendly to H.P. Hatecraft [[spoiler: at the very end, he reveals he knows about parallel universes, and knows what the CosmicRetcon was]].

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* ChekhovsGunman: Many of the Ascended Extras are at first unimportant, then vital, or at least important to the episode, like George Avocados, Marcie Fleach, or Gary and Ethan. Harlan Ellison is just a book-writer whom Angie knows, and is friendly to H.P. Hatecraft [[spoiler: at [[spoiler:at the very end, he reveals he knows about parallel universes, and knows what the CosmicRetcon was]].



** [[spoiler: Everyone except Velma in episode 33. She's the only one who suspects the cemetery groundskeeper to be the Graveyard Ghoul, which it turns out to be, and nobody else believed her. (Scooby followed Velma because he trusts her instincts and he was worried about her.)]]

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** [[spoiler: Everyone [[spoiler:Everyone except Velma in episode 33. She's the only one who suspects the cemetery groundskeeper to be the Graveyard Ghoul, which it turns out to be, and nobody else believed her. (Scooby followed Velma because he trusts her instincts and he was worried about her.)]]



* CodeName: Episode 31 [[spoiler: has the gang communicating via walkie-talkie with the code names "Smart Girl" (Velma), "Smokin' Hottie" (Daphne) and "Scarf Boy" (Fred)]].

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* CodeName: Episode 31 [[spoiler: has [[spoiler:has the gang communicating via walkie-talkie with the code names "Smart Girl" (Velma), "Smokin' Hottie" (Daphne) and "Scarf Boy" (Fred)]].



** Episode 6 can be considered a huge one of these, considering [[spoiler: the villain is Alice May, who poses as Alice Carlswell, daughter of the gang's iconic villain "The Creeper"]].

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** Episode 6 can be considered a huge one of these, considering [[spoiler: the [[spoiler:the villain is Alice May, who poses as Alice Carlswell, daughter of the gang's iconic villain "The Creeper"]].



** Episode 25 not only has Hatecraft show up again, [[spoiler: Alice May is back messing with the gang in a different costume]].

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** Episode 25 not only has Hatecraft show up again, [[spoiler: Alice [[spoiler:Alice May is back messing with the gang in a different costume]].



** Episode 48: All the people associated with the treasure appear in the dream sequence: "Benevelent Lodge of Mystery, The Darrow family, the original mystery inc, even Ed Machine and [[spoiler: Fred Jones Senior]].

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** Episode 48: All the people associated with the treasure appear in the dream sequence: "Benevelent Lodge of Mystery, The Darrow family, the original mystery inc, Mystery Inc., even Ed Machine and [[spoiler: Fred [[spoiler:Fred Jones Senior]].



* ContinuityReboot: The whole series. [[spoiler: Done in-universe in the series finale, where the destruction of the Nibiru Entity causes a reset in the time stream, and the gang is placed in an alternate universe where the evil of the treasure of Crystal Cove never negatively influenced anyone's lives]].

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* ContinuityReboot: The whole series. [[spoiler: Done [[spoiler:Done in-universe in the series finale, where the destruction of the Nibiru Entity causes a reset in the time stream, and the gang is placed in an alternate universe where the evil of the treasure of Crystal Cove never negatively influenced anyone's lives]].



* CrazyPrepared: In Episode 21, Fred explains to Velma that he gave the Planespheric disc piece [[spoiler: to Shaggy and Scooby cause they'd be the last person to have it]]. Episode 26 reveals that Shaggy and Scooby do have it in a bed/fridge that they keep in the case that they don't get an evening snack before bed.

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* CrazyPrepared: In Episode 21, Fred explains to Velma that he gave the Planespheric disc piece [[spoiler: to [[spoiler:to Shaggy and Scooby cause they'd be the last person to have it]]. Episode 26 reveals that Shaggy and Scooby do have it in a bed/fridge that they keep in the case that they don't get an evening snack before bed.
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** BigBadDuumvirate: Professor Pericles and Mr. E in the second season.

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** BigBadDuumvirate: Professor Pericles and Mr. E in most a portion of the second season.season. After [[spoiler: Cassidy dies]], Mr. E [[spoiler: starts to turn against Pericles, but the parrot keeps him in line with a devise implanted into his back. E still tries to sabotage him as possible,]] but Brad and Judy instead reinforce [[spoiler: their alliance with Pericles, forming another Duumvirate that lasts until the end]]
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* ActorAllusion:
** Creator/CaseyKasem, the previous voice of Shaggy, provides the voice of his father, Colton Rogers.
** Creator/MatthewLillard, who played Shaggy in the live action theatrical films, voices Shaggy starting with this series, replacing Casey Kasem.
** Creator/JamesMarsters playing an American character who uses a British accent.
** Creator/ClancyBrown once again voices the [[spoiler: [[Videogame/CrashBandicoot3Warped supernatural villain of a series, who has been manipulating the evil genius]] {{big bad}} [[Videogame/CrashBandicoot3Warped to follow his will]]]].
** This isn't the first time Creator/PatrickWarburton has played a [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy lawman]] or a character with the last name [[Film/{{Scream 3}} Stone]].
** In Episode 4, David Faustino plays a down-on-his-luck guy named Bud. [[Series/MarriedWithChildren Huh, where have we seen that one before?]]
** The mother of Velma's StalkerWithACrush Jason is played by Jessica Walter, who played one herself in ''Film/PlayMistyForMe''.
** In episode 18, Creator/JamesHong's character takes on the guise of a [[Film/BigTroubleInLittleChina powerful Chinese wizard]].
*** [[WesternAnimation/JackieChanAdventures James Hong as a Chinese wizard, you say?]]
*** [[Series/{{Charmed}} Yes, we do.]]
** Of course, the Creator/HPLovecraft {{Expy}} is played by Creator/JeffreyCombs.
** From "The Night the Clown Cried", Crybaby Clown is voiced by Creator/MarkHamill, who has [[SelfDemonstrating/TheJoker much experience]] with voicing clowns.
*** Crybaby Clown also seems like an allusion to Hamill's role as Macendale/Hobgoblin on ''WesternAnimation/SpiderManTheAnimatedSeries'', since the villain is more practical-minded than Joker, and both [[spoiler:are shallow pretty-boys who romance the local rich girl who is fed up with her distracted ex/potential beau and turn to destructive crime waves in the name of money/fame. Both Daphne and Felicia Hardy are made to feel like fools when their date is unmasked.]]
*** His alter-ego is voiced by [[Franchise/StarWars his father]], [[WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars Matt Lanter]].
** Early on in season two, Velma seems to have become pretty good friends with Hot Dog Water. It probably doesn't hurt Hot Dog Water's voice actress Linda Cardellini has a bit of a [[Film/ScoobyDoo past relationship]] [[Film/ScoobyDooMonstersUnleashed with Velma]]...
** Ricky Owens's teenage voice actor was Scott Menville who played Shaggy in ''WesternAnimation/ShaggyAndScoobyDooGetAClue''.
** Horatio Kharon, the [[spoiler:dancing man in Scooby's dreams]], is played by Michael J. Anderson, who played "The Man From Another Place" in [[Series/TwinPeaks another show that takes place in a small town]]. [[{{Expy}} The characters are also rather functional and similar in design and role]], [[InkSuitActor down to looking almost exactly like the actor]].
** In Episode 12, Creator/HarlanEllison spouts out a paragraph about the monster, full of "f" words (but not ''the'' [[PrecisionFStrike F Word]]).
** Tim Matheson is basically voicing an adult version of ''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuest'', to the point where the character in season two is radically redesigned from his teenage self to resemble Jonny.
** Gary Cole playing Fred's adopted father isn't the first time he's taken a job from Tim Matheson. He also became Vice President in ''Series/TheWestWing'' after Matheson's character John Hoynes had to resign in disgrace.
** In ''Film/TheBradyBunch'' movies, Tim Matheson played a con-man that claimed to be Carol Brady's deceased first husband -- her current husband being played by Gary Cole.
** In ''Film/ShesAllThat'', Tim Matheson played the father of Creator/FreddiePrinzeJr's character. Freddie Prinze Jr. would later play as Fred in the 2002 ''Film/ScoobyDoo'' film. (Creator/MatthewLillard also was in ''She's All That'' and the ''Scooby-Doo'' film.)
** [[spoiler:Mayor Jones is a high school principal in the good universe]], just like Gary Cole's other role as Principal Shepherd in ''WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy''.
*** Becomes HilariousInHindsight when it turns out Principal Shepherd is divorced, and a story arc is about Brian & Stewie suspecting him of murdering his wife (he didn't). Creator/PatrickWarburton's character, Officer Swanson, [[RelationshipVoiceActor is also involved in that story arc]].
** Mayor Jones wears the same suit-and-tie as [[WesternAnimation/HarveyBirdmanAttorneyAtLaw Harvey Birdman]], another character voiced by Gary Cole. ''Attorney At Law'' also parodied other Hanna-Barbera shows, including a crossover with the original ''Scooby-Doo''.
*** In “The Creeping Creatures”, Mayor Jones answers the phone with “N’yellow?”, just like Harvey.
** For the Freak of Crystal Cove, Creator/FrankWelker uses the voice he used for [[WesternAnimation/TheRealGhostbusters the Boogieman]]. Whether by design or coincidence, the Freak has a few visual similarities to Boogie (such as being pale white and having horns).
** Creator/MauriceLaMarche's voice for Vincent Van Ghoul sounds like a higher-pitched version of his [[WesternAnimation/PinkyAndTheBrain Brain]] voice, which of course is a combination of Creator/OrsonWelles and Creator/VincentPrice, the latter of whom Van Ghoul is based off of.
** In ''Series/AmericanGothic1995'', Creator/GaryCole played the main antagonist, who was a corrupt and evil sheriff with supernatural powers who used his resources for his own agenda and was possibly [[DevilInPlainSight a Devil incarnate]], and he also killed a family so he could steal their young son and try to raise him as his own. Sound familiar?
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** BiggerBad: [[spoiler:Nibiru, the SealedEvilInACan that's the source of the Curse of Crystal Cove]].
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* AdaptationalJerkass: While the Mystery Inc are still the likable gang we all know and love, most of them have developed an additional unpleasing characteristic.
** Daphne can occasionally be more selfish and lustful as there are times where she seems more interested in her relationship with Fred and the attention he gives to her.
** Velma has the most recognizable changes as she is much more sarcastic, vain, and sassy here than she ever was.
** Even Scooby is a bit more stubborn in this incarnation than he was before.
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* CanonImmigrant: The Hex Girls in the seventh episode of season one. In order to keep the gang's relative skepticism of ghosts actually existing alive, the series removes the events of ''Witch's Ghost'' from the continuity (and possibly ''Legend of the Vampire''), replacing them with Velma just being a mega-fan of the band.
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** [[TheFlintstones Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm]] make an appearance at the beginning of episode four.

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** [[TheFlintstones [[WesternAnimation/TheFlintstones Pebbles and Bamm-Bamm]] make an appearance at the beginning of episode four.
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* {{Cliffhanger}}: Nearly every episode ends with one.

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* AmbiguousTimePeriod: When the show takes place is never indicated, though the gang attends school during the events of the show.
** The gang attends prom near the beginning of the season, placing it at least January, February, or March at the earliest.
** Various events such as college orientations (the gang checking out Darrow University on their own time in "The Shrieking Madness"), festivals (The Cicada Creature Festival in "When the Cicada Calls"), group competitions ("Mystery Solvers Club State Finals"), student exchange programs (Mai Le and Hot Dog Water exchanging in "The Dragon's Secret") typically start near the beginning of a year.
** Cicadas are active in the summer, usually emerging in May or June. ArtisticLicenseBiology might be in play here, though.
** In the online game, Halloween is stated to be months away by the Season 1 finale.



** The show itself is stylistically set in what looks to be the 60s or 70s, vinyl records and the like have their place but such futuristic marvels like cassette players, compact discs and cellphones make appearances. Despite the presence of Laptops, desktops by in large are bulky and resemble computers from the early 80's.

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** The show itself is stylistically set in what looks to be the 60s or 70s, vinyl records and the like have their place but such futuristic marvels like cassette players, compact discs and cellphones make appearances. Despite the presence of Laptops, laptops, desktops by in large are bulky and resemble computers from the early 80's.
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** Creator/DonKnotts appears in a few crowd scenes, including in the first episode. (Knotts appeared in ''WesternAnimation/TheNewScoobyDooMovies'' back in the 1970s.)
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** Although the Hatecraft thing is debatable. [[spoiler: The two are planning to write a book together after the Char Gar Gothikon thing has been dealt with]].

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* AttackOfThe50FootWhatever: While not quite near 50 feet, Episode 9 features a pair of creatures dubbed Humungonauts.



* Literature/BabaYaga: Featured in Episode 28

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* BadassNormal: It's almost a RunningGag how many characters have wildly unexpected and unlikely skills. Heroes will suddenly do something they couldn't possibly know how to do, throwing out a quick "It's a good thing I'm a trained Apache helicopter pilot" as a justification. Villains will offhandedly mention a past in the military or advanced robotics to explain their abilities.



* BerserkButton: Don't use "like" in a grammatically incorrect fashion in Harlan Ellison's presence. Or ask him about H.P. Hatecraft.

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* BerserkButton: Don't use "like" in a grammatically incorrect fashion in Harlan Ellison's presence. Or ask him about H.P. Hatecraft.Hatecraft [[spoiler: until the Char Gar Gothikon thing has been dealt with]].

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