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[spaceistheplaceart]

and i would've gotten away with it if it weren't for you meddling... monsters???

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a series of images depicting the scooby gang as monsters.

Velma is a zombie with pale green skin that is segmented by stitches. The skin below her knees is a deeper green, mimicking her original orange socks, which she's missing in this design. Her body is walking with it's arms out, accidentally kicking along her head. The caption says "My head! Where's my head?"

Daphne is a ghost. She is slightly transparent. Her dress is torn at the bottom and at the sleeves. She is wearing thick bracelets. She's floating above an open trapdoor and looking down at it in surprise. The caption says "OH! I think I was supposed to fall down there!"

Fred is a vampire. He looks the same as his canon design, except he has pointed ears and fangs. He hangs from the ceiling, arms crossed. He has a cocky expression on his face. He's facing a man in a sheet ghost costume, who is startled. The caption says "Going somewhere?"

Shaggy is a werewolf. He's furry all over and has short paw-like hands and feet. His feet are busting out of his loafers. He has a tail. He has a bone in his mouth, and is sheepishly waving at an angry skeleton.

Scooby is a were-human. His humanoid design is a man wearing a brown vest and brown pants. His shoes are a lighter shade. Under his vest is a black short sleeved collared shirt. He has a thick neck. His face mimics his original dog face. He has a big nose and shallow chin, a few scraggly facial hairs, some moles on his chin, thick eyebrows, small ears, and wobbly mouth. His hair is short and brown. Shaggy is holding him in his arms and struggling under the weight.

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[emiko-matsui]

scooby doo creators making velma no nonsense non believer everything science never watched the best velma episode from where are you—hassle in the castle. hassle in the castle has the best velma character ever because it's where she explains what fog is in science terms unprompted after fred said "man it sure is foggy" but also the episode where shaggy, terrified, goes "there must be a rational explanation for this" and she goes "there is" and he goes "what is it" and she deadpans "this place is haunted". not as a joke

[thespian-wallflower]

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! s1 ep3: “Hassle in the Castle"

[thescoobydooby]

*GETS YOU*

[scoobypineapple]

So, Bob Singer worked on several Hanna Barbera projects, and helped with building SDWAY, and seemingly many of the shows to follow. Like, just look at this art

These 3 specifically read as a series of events to me and I love that sm

Love how this one shows Daphne taking charge in a way we don’t often see outside of the scrappy era and some of our modern incarnations

I absolutely ADORE this piece omg. Like it’s just so well composed and I absolutely love how he draws the classic monsters, who he had a hand in designing.

The first picture was the cover art for an 80s coloring book which I wish we had scans of online, and the second is ofc a sketch of the APNSD cast and I love it sm fr

THIS PIECE. MWA.

Suffice to say, Bob Singer’s work on Scooby Doo is beautiful, and he has undeniably created a large impact on the franchise.

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Shaggy x Velma from Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? based moodboard! For an anon~ Hope you like this!!

Want one? Send an ask~ -mod Jay

[thescoobyscholar]

Results from my latest study.

"The most used catchphrase was “zoinks,” at 87 occurrences across 25 episodes, averaging 3.48 zoinks per episode. Some episodes had no zoinks, with a notable 3-episode consecutive gap mid-season 1. Overall, zoinks usage trended positive; season 1 averaged 3.12 zoinks per episode while season 2 averaged 4.25. Jeepers was used once and there were no jinkies."

[forecast0ctopus]

happy halloween!!