Every reason people give to why they hated Scoob is why I loved it. Is it a masterpiece? Absolutely not. But it's so much better than what it could have been.
It's not as boring as The New Scooby-Doo Movies. Nor is the celebrity cameo as annoying and long as they were in that show.
It's not as boring as 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo. I know it has it's fans, but want to talk about the gang taking backseat to other characters? This show throws out Velma and Fred and instead focuses on Scrappy, an obnoxious kid character with the worst voice ever, Vincent van Ghoul and two dumb ghost characters. Awesome.
It's not as annoyingly dated as Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! Dick Dastardly is a much better villain than whatever that thing was.
Have you seen the Wrestling movies? If I hadn't had my wrestling phase they would have been basically unwatchable.
Have you seen the direct to DVD/TV live action movies? I haven't because I'm scared of them.
And you know what? I loved the character cameos too. I grew up with Cartoon Network and I want a 3D movie of Wacky Races. Penelope Pitstop is a babe and her image in the credits made me cry.
I went in knowing it was a lead up to a cinematic universe. And let's be real, DeeDee is in the movie simply because it's 2020 and the gang is all white. And that's a good thing! Velma was implied to be latina and that's good too!
I've seen people complain that the people who made Scoob hadn't seen much Scooby-Doo and my question is, have you? Because personally I'd rather rewatch Scoob 25 times than sit through "Guess Who's Knott Coming to Dinner?" just one more time