Scooby Doo video where monster is not who they thought I am just full of never before seen ideas I am so great Velma played by @mothballsva Second channel: @Solidusjj Patreon: / solidjj
@@N2Deep00 How dare you! He is great man who cares about his voters!! His whole campaign was to give wall-phasing technology to everybody who also want to be a Ghoul!!!
Reminds me of a comment from Simon Stagg in Arkham Knight: "Scarecrow has a formula that could cure depression or turn armies against themselves. But no, he wants to use it to scare people."
Shaggy's the... Draught-dodging, born-in-to-wealth stoner with a van and a dog driving around the country with three Co-ed university students half his age, "consulting" on "Mysteries". His trust-fund is keeping Mystery Inc going. Of all the characters, Shaggy is wildly overdeveloped as a cartoon character, while Fred has less character than Plank from Ed, Edd and Eddie. Which is wild. Hannah Barberra, man.
@@tastethepainbow Yeah, but saying the culprit’s name in unison after unmasking is such a Scooby-Doo staple, so I was caught off-guard by them not doing it, and it made me laugh.
There's actually 2 stories where it gets kinda similar. And actually the ghost of Vasquez, the one used for this very animation, is one of them. He's literally just some illusionist they never met before catching him. And sure he does say he started doing it to scare people away because he wanted the treasure that was said to be on the castle, but he clearly kept doing it more for the love of being a ghost than anything, he even happily shows off how he did the illusions to the gang he clearly lives for his job its kind of endearing. The other is the centaur from whats new scooby doo. I don't recall why he did it, but he's literally just some guy. When they reveal him Velma gets mad and declares "THIS ONE DOESN'T COUNT!" because he basicaly had no real motive and he hadn't been on screen or even mentioned before that point either, he was literally just some rando dressed as a centaur.
There was one of those in "What's New, Scooby Doo?" I forget which episode but Velma announced who she thought it was as she unmasked the villain, then proceeded to say, "Wait, who is this? We've never even met her." She was peeved about it too and claimed this mystery "didn't count."
I know I saw an episode like that once. In the opening an Archaeologist and his assistant are attacked by a monster. The assistant disappears and the monster continues to attack you archaeologist. Later mystery gang get involved and when they unmask the monster at the end it’s the assistant that was only in the opening. All the while there was a character that was always missing whenever the monster was around so Velma was making jokes the entire episode about how obviously it was the other character. She’s very annoyed at the end with the unmask her the character and she has no clue who it is.
"It's all Greek to Scooby". It's been a long time since seeing that one. That episode literally has what Scarlett jester asked for, much more so than my original pick. I thank this thread for reminding.
fred dismantling shaggy was the funniest thing "you ate a big sandwich big boy?" Im honestly surprised that he didn't go ultra instinct on fred after that
@@ToweringToska As the other guy said think it was spiderman and spiderman was like you have this awesome genetic engineering technology that you could use to cure cancer and all diseases and the guy was like no I just want to turn people into dinosaurs.
I love how Fred was completely ready to dissolve Mystery Inc after getting ONE perpetrator wrong! Like, it’s a either a flawless track record or nothing 🤣
The ghost of Vasquez castle was a magician (Bluestone the Great) and was super proud of his craft. Showed off how he did it to the gang too after he got caught. He also had nothing to do really with the castle history - just a treasure seeker who wanted to keep people away. So JJ really did his research for this episode - chose the perfect villain to turn into “Paul”
Truly a masterpiece in the same vein as No Country for Old Men. Fred, like the sheriff, simply cannot cope with the random nature of evil and people in the world, and so retires. Bravo, sir!
I like how Fred was completely willing to just disband the gang after years of working together because one random culprit just wasn't their suspect lol
This Paul character seems like a pretty chill guy. Dude just loved scaring people in a Ghost costume, and he wasn't even mad or upset that the Mystery Gang caught him. Just a normal guy who likes to dress up as a Ghost, and scare the crap out of people.
Velma's dialogue at 0:48 and the sheer exasperation bordering on full mental breakdown you can hear in her voice is freaking killing me! Oh how I love some good old comedic schadenfreude.. you picked the right voice actress for her for sure!
@@catbatrat1760 No kidding! I started laughing hysterically when I heard the voice actress in this video. She somehow simultaneously has the perfect Velma voice and the perfect parody Velma voice!
This reminds me of an episode from what's new scooby doo. They were dealing sith a centaur, the entire time they suspected it was one guy who was never around until immediately after the centaur disappeared. When they finally caught it, it was the guy's assistant who they had never even met the entire episode, dude was completely innocent. Ironically, Velma was the only one bothered by the bait and switch
I remember something similar also happening when they did that week special where they let the viewers try to guess by cutting off the episode right before the unmasking and revealing the end the next day. There was also an episode where they question why bother figuring out who it is before making the trap.
It's actually funny that this NEVER happened. Because honestly, I'd think a hallmark of a detective series is that every once in a while, the pieces DON'T come together, the dots don't connect, and the culprit really isn't related to any reasonable theory. To quote Alfred, in the Dark Knight: "Some men just want to run around in a ghoul costume."
@@Thestuffnope I’ve heard of “Murder by Death” being along those lines and a solid comedy, involving paper thin parodies of multiple famous fictional detectives invited to a dinner party only to be challenged to solve a murder by an eccentric millionaire.
It's not normal laughter either, it's the "fuck my life" kind of laughter, and it takes a special kind of cleverness to protray the correct ratio of mixed emotions-
@@vinyldimer so... what I'm learning is Fred collects souls? who's souls? the rest of the gang? random people he encounters? the people he unmasks only, because they deserve it? wtf man....
It's possible he gain sentience in the supernatural episode. Where all along they were a joke for kids to make fun of and ship. Realizing he's stuck in a cartoon forever. He threw away his tie and has since spited his creators. Donning a clown get up and a firery head. He has taken a liking to sweets and roadkill. Plus a fetish for collecting teeth. He lives in tune with the road. Waiting patiently for one of you to free him.
The funny thing about Velma’s reaction is that there is an episode of What’s New Scooby Doo where this sort of situation happens (the villain is unmasked and they’ve never met/heard of them) and she has a reaction pretty similar to this, saying something like “Foul! This one does not count!”
Ah yes, the classic scooby-do team dynamic Fred - reveals the villain Scooby and shaggy - the funny costumes and antics Velma - the smart one Daphne - is there
@@Inglonias I mean, yeah, she gets to fondle tits on a regular basis. That's more than senator Fred gets to do, that's more than "96 whippits and a 20g rock of crack" Daphne gets to do, it's probably not more than shaggy gets to do, but he's converted his parents estate into a pot farm so he doesn't count.
You'd be surprised how relatable Velma can be, there's at least 3 canon occurrences of her losing her shit over guessing the wrong person, my girl is making crime solving very personal to the point of defensively complaining about how a certain time she guessed it wrong "doesn't count" and it's so funny to me, she's so smart yet her pride gets hurt easily
The funny thing is that there's an episode of What's New, Scooby-Doo? where the person disguised as the monster actually DOES turn out to be some random person...to Mystery Inc., anyway. The audience actually sees them in a cold open before they arrive, & they do have a connection to one of the episode's characters. Still, a member of the gang does get outraged over it...except it's Velma, who says that this one shouldn't count. =P Anyhow, terrific video as usual! Glad to see Paul went on to make something with his life!
and in that same show Daphne has more uses than just being the damsel in distress, like martial arts that occasionally come into play and crafting utilities out of random crap she has in her purse. Like, she made a makeshift car battery out of a water and a clipper. A CLIPPER! WHAT?!
I think there was another one too where the culprit literally turns out to be a military officer the crew doesn't even meet in their investigation. Season 2 Episode 13. "New Mexico, Old Monster"
@@hansolo235 Is it strange for me to say I was actually searching for someone to reference that episode? That episode immediately came to my mind while watching this XD
Paul single-handedly caused the dissolution of the Mystery Gang and defeated Fred in the Senate election, he is truly the most powerful Scooby-Doo villain.
Fred freaking out and having a breakdown is the funniest shit I’ve seen this week. I love that The Officer and Paul are the only sane and logical ones there
Love how Velma is properly voiced whereas Daphne is voiced by a bot. Like, you could've gotten a real person this was an active choice, and it is hiliarious
2:37 Fun fact: In at least one continuity Scooby-Doo is a descendant of aliens that landed in ancient Egypt that inspired Egyptian gods. Which isn’t probably that far fetched since aliens exist canonically. Another fun fact: The closest thing to an episode not revealing who the culprit, was when a person in a cactus costume followed Daphne and Fred through a desert and kept erasing their footprints. The costume deflated and we don’t see anything get out of it before they ever managed to catch the culprit.
This is basically "How the 'Scooby Doo, Where Are You?' show ends in a nutshell." Even there's no laughing track after all of Fred's dilemma. The audience is silent afterward in disbelief seeing Fred disbanding the gang.
The crazy part is that Fred does not have a catch phrase except for his command, as leader, "OK gang let's split up gang and search for clues!" So, for that ending shock was well played
Love how fred points out that daphne's (by the way great solution to avoid having two voice actresses in one video, i know your contract would forbid that) role is just being the damsel in distress. This reminds me of the episode with the ghost clown who was the hypnotist who left the circus a few weeks prior and never appears undisguised throughout the episode, making it impossible to guess right
I mean....canonically Fred does become mayor. Buuut i believe Shaggy becomes a chef. Velma runs her own Mystery themed book store and Daphne becomes a reporter/actress. And ( This is the weirdest of all) Scooby goes into hibernation in a pyramid until the next mystery team needs his help to save the world. ( I wish i was kidding) Oh ya btw Scooby can talk because he is a descendant of Alien protectors that take the shape of animals to help humans on their journey.
I love that Fred and Velma, the two that do the most, are legit pissed it turned out to be some guy, while everyone else is just witnesses. Also, only in the sixties can a "kid" tell a police officer to shut up *twice* with no repercussions.
It could have happened in Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated (though I don’t remember it actually happening) but that’s just nepotism because Fred’s dad was the mayor and I think the sheriff had a thing for the mayor?
*Plot Twist:* The park's owner was the Ghoul and the whole staff and family was in on it, they simply had him put a mask under his mask after finding out Fred's ego was so fragile during all the interviews.
1:45 Oh I know what he was doing Fred, he was having as much fun as he could before inevitably being thrown as bait like you always do without any second thought
"I am going to hurt you physically." Spoken from the soul.
That shit was hilarious i swear🤣🤣🤣
Had to pause for that laugh😂
I get it _from the soul_ XD
"Threats are the memes of the Soul."
- Jetstream Sam
Fred having an existential crisis when unmasking a random murder-hobo.
Perfect joke well told. 👌
Paul was so dedicated to scaring people that he created wall-phasing technology. His commitment to the craft is remarkable.
No wonder he beat Fred on the run for the senate.
Felony
This reminds me of Rhino and Spider-Man
@@Ale-nv2bo He probably didn't even want to be senate. Just wanted to mess with Fred
@@N2Deep00 How dare you! He is great man who cares about his voters!! His whole campaign was to give wall-phasing technology to everybody who also want to be a Ghoul!!!
Massive respect to Paul, who could have used the technology to make himself a billionaire, but instead used it to scare kids at amusement parks
I mead if I had wall phasing tech I'd probably just fuck with people too
Really, molecule phasing technology should have costed billions anyway
That's the meaning of life.
Reminds me of a comment from Simon Stagg in Arkham Knight: "Scarecrow has a formula that could cure depression or turn armies against themselves. But no, he wants to use it to scare people."
@@wjzav1971that's funny but how could it cure depression?
"I'm gonna hurt you, physically"
"There's no light behind her eyes"
"Don't do it"
Those lines hit from the soul 💀💀
Don't forget "You had a sandwich big guy?"
What about "I'm Scooby Doo by done"
2:28 Jeepers
@@Foam42 good golly
"Velma is gay".
So you’re telling me Paul dresses up as a ghoul just because he likes being a ghoul and then becomes a US senator? What a legend.
I mean he's got the looks down
Well, when you think about it Paul was intelligent enough to create wall phasing technology, so he’s at the very least scientific genius.
Nothing scarier than a politician.
He's still being a ghoul and scaring people
His campaign of transparency in government spending was supported by his track record of transparency in ghost costumes.
"You had a sandwich big boy?" That pretty much sums up Shaggy's contribution 99% of the time.
Shaggy's the...
Draught-dodging, born-in-to-wealth stoner with a van and a dog driving around the country with three Co-ed university students half his age, "consulting" on "Mysteries". His trust-fund is keeping Mystery Inc going.
Of all the characters, Shaggy is wildly overdeveloped as a cartoon character, while Fred has less character than Plank from Ed, Edd and Eddie. Which is wild.
Hannah Barberra, man.
@@Foremarkex And then along came Mystery Incorporated.
@@Springdude11 I've lost track of what is cannon at this point.
@@Foremarkex Fair
@@Foremarkex …….wait shaggy………is the rich one? Huh the more you know.
Can't balme the man. Scaring people is fun.
Plus their breakdown is hilarious
I am going to balme the man
@@BV1983-s8s It's all Paul's fault
Honestly this was probably worth it for him
It's fucking Paul 😔
*balme*
"I'm Scooby Dooby Done."
*This line now lives rent-free in my mind to quote randomly one day*
Add this one to your collection too, "Call me Scooby, cause I can't Doo this anymore"
Same
Scooby dooby do it.
Give me rent
Same, I'm gonna add this to my daily vernacular
I love how this just implies how Fred has quite literally been bottling up his emotions up until he met “Paul”
Men will literally travel across the country in a green-orange van solving mysteries then go to therapy.
@@concept5631 Correct.
This is pretty much how he used to act in a Pup Named Scooby Doo 🤣 He bottled it up since childhood
The fact that no one said the culprit’s name in unison made me laugh.
Kinda hard to do that when you don't know the culprit's name and expected it to be someone else
@@tastethepainbow Yeah, but saying the culprit’s name in unison after unmasking is such a Scooby-Doo staple, so I was caught off-guard by them not doing it, and it made me laugh.
@Clay Ayers, it’s called a subversion of expectations. I’ll wait for someone else to woosh you.
@@devonodonnell715 I got you *clears throat*
whooosh
There, now even I got my thing in and Fred didn't.
@@JJ_R I see you on Chess Simp’s channel, you’ve got good taste!
This implies that Fred has always just barely tolerated everyone up to this point
Which kinda makes sense I mean just imagine, the only person actually doing stuff and delivering logical sentences is Velma
Ok
😂😂
look at you buddy, putting clues together like footprints in the mud. you can be the new Fred. i believe in you!
I mean tbf, I'd hang out with Jeffery Dahmer If he was the only person in the world with a talking dog
Okay, but unironically I’d love a Scooby-Doo story where the guy behind the mask was just doing it for shits and giggles.
There's actually 2 stories where it gets kinda similar. And actually the ghost of Vasquez, the one used for this very animation, is one of them.
He's literally just some illusionist they never met before catching him. And sure he does say he started doing it to scare people away because he wanted the treasure that was said to be on the castle, but he clearly kept doing it more for the love of being a ghost than anything, he even happily shows off how he did the illusions to the gang he clearly lives for his job its kind of endearing.
The other is the centaur from whats new scooby doo. I don't recall why he did it, but he's literally just some guy. When they reveal him Velma gets mad and declares "THIS ONE DOESN'T COUNT!" because he basicaly had no real motive and he hadn't been on screen or even mentioned before that point either, he was literally just some rando dressed as a centaur.
@@thespanishinquisition4078 the centaur one brings back memories
@@thespanishinquisition4078 teh ghost one was a good one, good background atmosphere,
@@thespanishinquisition4078 It had something to do with Atlantis.
I want that too, like he literally terrified kids and traumatized people, and his reason is literally: "I felt like it"
I love how Daphne is so unimportant to the Mystery Gang that she doesn't even get her own voice actress.
In some of the best iterations of scooby doo, she is actually hugely important and useful. In the older ones though, this is pretty fair.
Daphne as basically the gang rogue is amazing.
It's not a daphne thing. They just don't have any female friends.
She isnt even that unimportant anymore
You only really need Fred and Velma when it comes to solving mysteries. Daphne, Shaggy and Scooby are friends that are just there to help.
You have no idea how much I wanted at least one Scooby Doo Mystery to end with a "who the hell is this!?" after the unmasking
There was one of those in "What's New, Scooby Doo?" I forget which episode but Velma announced who she thought it was as she unmasked the villain, then proceeded to say, "Wait, who is this? We've never even met her." She was peeved about it too and claimed this mystery "didn't count."
"At least I can find out the Flash's secret identity."
"...I have no idea who this is."
Also in the WNSD series the episode "New Mexico, old monster " has such an ending.
I know I saw an episode like that once. In the opening an Archaeologist and his assistant are attacked by a monster. The assistant disappears and the monster continues to attack you archaeologist. Later mystery gang get involved and when they unmask the monster at the end it’s the assistant that was only in the opening. All the while there was a character that was always missing whenever the monster was around so Velma was making jokes the entire episode about how obviously it was the other character. She’s very annoyed at the end with the unmask her the character and she has no clue who it is.
"It's all Greek to Scooby". It's been a long time since seeing that one. That episode literally has what Scarlett jester asked for, much more so than my original pick. I thank this thread for reminding.
"Good Golly- Eh I got nothing"
..The "let's split up, gang!" joke was RIGHT there, JJ.
Oh _fak_ that would of been perfect xD
fred dismantling shaggy was the funniest thing "you ate a big sandwich big boy?" Im honestly surprised that he didn't go ultra instinct on fred after that
He swore not to hurt a friend
@@yazidefirenze he was simply countered too hard. Perhaps he'll get back at him another time
it was a stunt double, you know, one of the shaggies you could look at without being vaporized by 2% of his power.
Shaggy Ultrainstinct wasn't rival to the most powerful weapon in history...
Facts and Logic
"Careful Freddie."
"I just like dressing up as a ghoul" has the same energy as "I just want to turn people into dinosaurs".
"I just like running through walls."
What is that from? I would want to turn people into dinosaurs too.
@@ToweringToska i think is from a spiderman comic.
@@ToweringToska As the other guy said think it was spiderman and spiderman was like you have this awesome genetic engineering technology that you could use to cure cancer and all diseases and the guy was like no I just want to turn people into dinosaurs.
@@DeathlordSlavik Oh, in another Solid jj video, not an official Spider Man story, I see now.
I love how Fred was completely ready to dissolve Mystery Inc after getting ONE perpetrator wrong! Like, it’s a either a flawless track record or nothing 🤣
I mean, that's he does in each movie when that's the case, literally.
And it's not like he got anything "wrong" - he just couldn't connect the perp to the case; it's a new breed of evil. No country for old men.
I like how, as they're having the conversation, Paul continuously frees himself from the ropes, then ties himself back up again between frames.
Does it for the fun of it
he's using that wall phasing technology
He likes doing it
He just loves being a ghoul
He didn't untie himself. They were just showing a flash back.
The fact Paul ran for the same office as Fred and won under the “Ghoul Party” is the best part of this.
😂😂
I can only imagine Fred’s reaction
@@SplendidCoffee0 "I'm Scooby Dooby done with politics!"
Is that the same party that Fetterman and Biden belong to???
Fred physically hurt him and got jailed.
The way Fred said " You had a sandwhich? You had a big sandwich, big boy? You eat some fuckin dog treats?" Had me dying 🤣
Agreed he summed up most of Shaggys contributions to the gang
The ghost of Vasquez castle was a magician (Bluestone the Great) and was super proud of his craft. Showed off how he did it to the gang too after he got caught. He also had nothing to do really with the castle history - just a treasure seeker who wanted to keep people away. So JJ really did his research for this episode - chose the perfect villain to turn into “Paul”
I kind remeber that episode especially the end
Yep.
You forgot about the part where the Sheriff mentions he’s “wanted in 6 states”. Like wtf!? What did he do!?
@@chenstormstout9456 ghosting, probably
@@chenstormstout9456 he was just being a ghoul
Truly a masterpiece in the same vein as No Country for Old Men. Fred, like the sheriff, simply cannot cope with the random nature of evil and people in the world, and so retires. Bravo, sir!
No Country for Trap Men
No Country For Mystery Vans.
@@TheSchaef47 If we weren't at a Scooby-Doo video, that'd have a frighteningly different meaning.
@@gunslingergirl2579 No Country for Hair Sniffers.
Except, apparently, we are.
Bruh.
Actually, Fred's catchphrase "Let's split up, gang" fits pretty well at the end
What really cracks me up is that you got someone to play Velma, but Daphne has a robot voice.
Nah, he just squeezed his family jewels very hard.
@@moteroargentino7944 no he actually did get a voice actor for her. Check the description.
@@ghostly1166 pretty sure that was a _joke_ pal
*Jeepers*
@@ghostly1166 yes, that is the name for his balls being squeezed. do you ont understand?
I like how Fred was completely willing to just disband the gang after years of working together because one random culprit just wasn't their suspect lol
Didn't have a bad thing to say about Velma. She was the lynch pin.
He put a lot of effort into finding this dude.
It only takes one bad day
@@animal245533 Velma pretty much carries the gang
also he said he was going to steal Shaggy's van
“I’m Scooby Dooby Done” quoted everyone who watched Velma.
I didn't even watch it.
It's okay
@@codafett No.... no it absolutely isn't.
@gazelle_diamond9768 it makes season 7 and 8 of GOT and Rings of Power look tolerable. It's that bad. Morbius is better. MORBIUS!
@@codafett found the troll
I'm honestly surprised this doesn't happen more. Poor Fred without a catchphrase
it's "hold the phone" now
Fred says Fuck
His catchphrase is "fuck"
“Dang, I STILL don’t have a catchphrase!”
traysure
No joke, he was the coolest bad guy in the OG series. Other bad guys had costumes. This guy went above and beyond with his thing!
Dude invented holograms for the sake of a bit
@@connorbeith3232 in like 1970s no less
He was actually a magician and that was one of his best acts. It used a mirror and a projector if I recall correctly
@@geraldpfeffer and also accepted his defeat at the scooby gang like a chad even showing them how he did it
He even showed that he could escape anytime he wanted too, he just chose not to.
"Velma's gay" that aged well
Is she gay or bi?
Damn, even in the US Senate, he still gets screwed over by Paul.
Goddamn Paul
Paul's got my vote
Kentucky has a Senator called Rand Paul. Perhaps it was that one?
@@rickardkaufman3988 Nah, Rand Paul punches his neighbors. He doesn't have the chill to just be a ghoul.
Honestly the best place to make a living as a ghoul
This Paul character seems like a pretty chill guy. Dude just loved scaring people in a Ghost costume, and he wasn't even mad or upset that the Mystery Gang caught him. Just a normal guy who likes to dress up as a Ghost, and scare the crap out of people.
"Just a normal guy who likes to dress up as a Ghost, and scare the crap out of people."
Ah yes total normal.
The scariest thing is, is it even illegal?
@@benjaminoechsli1941 Maybe the trespassing thing is
Great Paul right there. Takes a spook like no problem. Great Paul right there.
@@benjaminoechsli1941 They might be able to nail him on trespassing and disturbing the peace, but not much else.
That plot twist at the end where Fred ran for senate and lost to Paul is just mind boggling.
Velma's dialogue at 0:48 and the sheer exasperation bordering on full mental breakdown you can hear in her voice is freaking killing me! Oh how I love some good old comedic schadenfreude.. you picked the right voice actress for her for sure!
It's a running gag for this channel to avoid voice actresses at all costs, but when he does pick 'em, he can really pick 'em.
@@catbatrat1760 No kidding! I started laughing hysterically when I heard the voice actress in this video. She somehow simultaneously has the perfect Velma voice and the perfect parody Velma voice!
Sounds like Tails in real-time fandubs
@@RRRandomRecordings and then I laughed my behind off at daphne's robotic "jeepers"
@@catbatrat1760 wonder woman lmao
The moment you realize Fred had to specify "hurt you physically" because normally it's emotional.
“I’m gonna hurt you, physically” just killed me 🤣
This reminds me of an episode from what's new scooby doo. They were dealing sith a centaur, the entire time they suspected it was one guy who was never around until immediately after the centaur disappeared. When they finally caught it, it was the guy's assistant who they had never even met the entire episode, dude was completely innocent. Ironically, Velma was the only one bothered by the bait and switch
What's New, Scooby-Doo? knew the Scooby-Doo formula was kinda corny, and _owned_ it. One of my favorite series.
god that ending that ending was gold. Velma basically said "foul!" and said it didn't count cause she never even met the culprit.
The new show is weird but in like, the good ways
I remember something similar also happening when they did that week special where they let the viewers try to guess by cutting off the episode right before the unmasking and revealing the end the next day.
There was also an episode where they question why bother figuring out who it is before making the trap.
Wanna know what makes this even better? This guy legit had zero buildup until he was unmasked. We never saw him until he was caught.
Yup. In the actual episode the cop tells us who he is. Great work, kids!
@@benjaminoechsli1941 fucking NO WAY this actually happened... fucking TELL ME y'all is capping right now...
@@J0ECRAWF15H nope. That episode literally had no suspects or characters other than the mystery gang until the unmasking
@@JanAside I really need to see this.....
@@J0ECRAWF15H hastle in the castle
It's actually funny that this NEVER happened. Because honestly, I'd think a hallmark of a detective series is that every once in a while, the pieces DON'T come together, the dots don't connect, and the culprit really isn't related to any reasonable theory.
To quote Alfred, in the Dark Knight: "Some men just want to run around in a ghoul costume."
“You know what I was doing? I was looking for clues” is such a well-delivered line
Yes.
"You had a big sandwich, big boy?"
Splendid 👏
I expected him to say he was carefully setting up traps to capture him
I mean...he is not wrong XD, he and Velma were the only ones who actually did stuff
@@Bob-wr4vg He is the traps guy isn't he?
The Fred voice is hysterically.
Pretty sure it’s Swagger Souls. Either that or we’d doing a Swagger Souls voice 🤷♂️
yeah I agree, the Fred voice is hysterically
@@sedacious6061 thank you good sir
I think you accidentally the last word.
Hysterically what?
This is just like watching a mystery movie but even the characters themselves are disappointed by the ending.
I...I actually would watch that
@@dlobelow760 i bet it probably exist...somewhere. if anyone has a good one, go ahead and link it or something.
@@Thestuffnope Closest I can think of is the "Clue" movie. The true ending is not them being disappointed per se, but the tone is close.
@@dlobelow760 _The January Man_
@@Thestuffnope I’ve heard of “Murder by Death” being along those lines and a solid comedy, involving paper thin parodies of multiple famous fictional detectives invited to a dinner party only to be challenged to solve a murder by an eccentric millionaire.
That "Who's Paul" laughing at your own script was fantastic.
It's not normal laughter either, it's the "fuck my life" kind of laughter, and it takes a special kind of cleverness to protray the correct ratio of mixed emotions-
…yeah anyway yeah that was a funny outtake ngl.
@@aryanthemantis5001 it wasn't an outtake lol
The fact Fred actually pronounced it “treasure” and not “traysure” really through me for a loop
You can literally hear the sound of Fred's souls slowly dying over the course of this. Very nice.
Souls plural?
@@heyoyo10gaming4 does it look like I edited a typo?
@@vinyldimer so... what I'm learning is Fred collects souls? who's souls? the rest of the gang? random people he encounters? the people he unmasks only, because they deserve it? wtf man....
@@J0ECRAWF15H well clearly daphne is soulless so theres that
It's possible he gain sentience in the supernatural episode. Where all along they were a joke for kids to make fun of and ship. Realizing he's stuck in a cartoon forever. He threw away his tie and has since spited his creators. Donning a clown get up and a firery head. He has taken a liking to sweets and roadkill.
Plus a fetish for collecting teeth.
He lives in tune with the road. Waiting patiently for one of you to free him.
Freddy:Zoinks
Velma:Jinkies
Daphne:Jeepers
Scooby:Ruh Roh
My headphones :"Power off"
Its funny what timing that was.
The funny thing about Velma’s reaction is that there is an episode of What’s New Scooby Doo where this sort of situation happens (the villain is unmasked and they’ve never met/heard of them) and she has a reaction pretty similar to this, saying something like “Foul! This one does not count!”
what episode is it?
@@noahmpinto14 I can’t remember, I think it was the one where they were in roam or something.
@@enclavehere.7995 they were in greece, centaur monster thing.
@@dorkfish1275 yeah, that's the one!
@@enclavehere.7995 I watch it a lot, its one of my favorite eps from the show because velma.
Ah yes, the classic scooby-do team dynamic
Fred - reveals the villain
Scooby and shaggy - the funny costumes and antics
Velma - the smart one
Daphne - is there
Dephie is so much enigma
Everywhere gang go dephne
Just THERE
@@yaqinmalul1364 I had a stroke reading that
don't forget that shaggy and scoob are usually the bait for the traps as well. they are important members of the team
Siri as Daphne was the best cameo to date.
Fred being in politics just like his dad seems right on par
"Velma's gay"
What a post-gang career, truly one of the greats.
Everyone knows being gay is a great career path. Good benefits.
@@Inglonias I mean, yeah, she gets to fondle tits on a regular basis. That's more than senator Fred gets to do, that's more than "96 whippits and a 20g rock of crack" Daphne gets to do, it's probably not more than shaggy gets to do, but he's converted his parents estate into a pot farm so he doesn't count.
@@Inglonias pays good, get weekends off, hours are a pain in the ass, but it's overall a good job
@@DToTheB pain in the ass, hehe
Indeed. So stunning and brave, the character of all time.
00:49 Velma losing her shit after discovering all that hard work was all for nothing is incredibly relatable.
You'd be surprised how relatable Velma can be, there's at least 3 canon occurrences of her losing her shit over guessing the wrong person, my girl is making crime solving very personal to the point of defensively complaining about how a certain time she guessed it wrong "doesn't count" and it's so funny to me, she's so smart yet her pride gets hurt easily
0:33 shaggy's goatee is his skinnnn
Ew
Fred sounds like Swaggersouls and the fact he dressed up as Daphne for Halloween makes this even funnier to me.
"No more scooby dooby doo, i'm scooby dooby done" radiates mad swaggersouls energy
Man I knew I couldn't be the only one who thought that was Swaggersouls.
I like how Fred keeps STFU the only person around who can actually conduct police investigations in an official capacity.
The funny thing is that there's an episode of What's New, Scooby-Doo? where the person disguised as the monster actually DOES turn out to be some random person...to Mystery Inc., anyway. The audience actually sees them in a cold open before they arrive, & they do have a connection to one of the episode's characters. Still, a member of the gang does get outraged over it...except it's Velma, who says that this one shouldn't count. =P Anyhow, terrific video as usual! Glad to see Paul went on to make something with his life!
The Greek Centaur.
and in that same show Daphne has more uses than just being the damsel in distress, like martial arts that occasionally come into play and crafting utilities out of random crap she has in her purse. Like, she made a makeshift car battery out of a water and a clipper. A CLIPPER! WHAT?!
I think there was another one too where the culprit literally turns out to be a military officer the crew doesn't even meet in their investigation. Season 2 Episode 13. "New Mexico, Old Monster"
@@hansolo235 Is it strange for me to say I was actually searching for someone to reference that episode?
That episode immediately came to my mind while watching this XD
The Giant Worm.
I can’t think of any other way how the line “I’m Scooby Dooby Done” could be perfectly read and executed like it was in this video.
I like being a ghoul
Fred: And I took that personally
Paul single-handedly caused the dissolution of the Mystery Gang and defeated Fred in the Senate election, he is truly the most powerful Scooby-Doo villain.
Absolutely amazing voice acting. I'm so glad you got to have Stephen Hawking voice Daphne before his passing
CLASSIC
💀
@@pianoman5259 Like Stephen
@@klas-6 LMAO
Fred freaking out and having a breakdown is the funniest shit I’ve seen this week.
I love that The Officer and Paul are the only sane and logical ones there
Well, the gang is in high school during this series. Can confirm, puberty tends to throw sanity and logic out the window.
you can add Shaggy there too
Props to whoever voiced Fred and the officer.
Must’ve been really hard to find people to voice them.
The owner of the channel voiced all character except velma
Wooooosh
@@SatoKure hahaha
@@ziadmurad4074
He didn't voicing Dapne too ...
Actually it was Super Easy. Barely an inconvenience.
2:10 The "Who's Paul" there is so perfect man lmao. You can hear the disbelief and confusion
This really feels like something that would be on Adult Swim late at night
A lot of these videos feel like they would make quality skits on Robot Chicken.
Adult Swim never had the creativity for this
All their best stuff was something they contracted that had already been made
Love how Velma is properly voiced whereas Daphne is voiced by a bot. Like, you could've gotten a real person this was an active choice, and it is hiliarious
At least she gets a bot. Wonder Woman still has yet to verbally speak a line
"I DON'T REMEMBER ASKING YOU, OFFICER!" Great line, great delivery. This has clearly been building inside Fred for a while...
There's no light behind her eyes is one of the best insults I've heard in a long time
1:33 I dunno why but I just find "Im gonna hurt you, physically" one of the funniest lines ever just because of the way it's said 🤣
2:28 had me laughing for a solid minute straight
J E E P E R S
J E E P E R S
J E E P E R S
* J E E P E R S* 🤖
Daphne with the text to speech
🤣
Daphne saying nothing the entire time only to say "Jeepers!" in a Bonzi Buddy voice is perfect.
I like how Fred went from a proud detective to SwaggerSouls within moments
2:37 Fun fact: In at least one continuity Scooby-Doo is a descendant of aliens that landed in ancient Egypt that inspired Egyptian gods. Which isn’t probably that far fetched since aliens exist canonically.
Another fun fact: The closest thing to an episode not revealing who the culprit, was when a person in a cactus costume followed Daphne and Fred through a desert and kept erasing their footprints. The costume deflated and we don’t see anything get out of it before they ever managed to catch the culprit.
Ok matpat
Conically, ah yes *CONE*
I don’t know why, but I remembered and episode where they tried to unmask a villain, but turned out to be a demon or something
@@True_Angelo I think you might be thinking about a movie or a special
@@ThefifthBishopofGord I don’t think it was a movie, because it as animated. But not animated like it used to be, more like 2010’s animation
This is basically "How the 'Scooby Doo, Where Are You?' show ends in a nutshell."
Even there's no laughing track after all of Fred's dilemma. The audience is silent afterward in disbelief seeing Fred disbanding the gang.
Paul wasn’t even charged with anything in the end because it’s not illegal to dress up as a ghost.
_"Good gol- I got nothing."_ Some fun Scooby Doo trivia: This is actually Fred's TV catchphrase as opposed to the censored catchphrase "Fuck"
This is an excellent SolidJJ video, the ending montage had me in tears
thank you jehtt, this is an excellent comment
2:03 Daphne can drive stick 🤷♂️
Paul's got big "I don't want to cure cancer I want to turn people into dinosaurs" energy
The crazy part is that Fred does not have a catch phrase except for his command, as leader, "OK gang let's split up gang and search for clues!" So, for that ending shock was well played
And "Well gang, looks like we have another mystery on our hands!"
He does though. Everyone knows that Fred says fuck.
About time they found a harder mystery where the motive isn't to get money and the clues don't add up.
I love how all it says for Velma is "Velma's gay" like that explains how her life carried on after the gang split.
And it's not even false.
Love how fred points out that daphne's (by the way great solution to avoid having two voice actresses in one video, i know your contract would forbid that) role is just being the damsel in distress. This reminds me of the episode with the ghost clown who was the hypnotist who left the circus a few weeks prior and never appears undisguised throughout the episode, making it impossible to guess right
@Vincent Mac a higher being that grants him the power to make such good videos ?
30 seconds after meeting Paul:
Fred: *I’m dissolving the mystery gang, we’re going liquid immediately*
2:21 you know what no more scooby dooby Doo,I'm Scooby Dooby Done!
This isn't too far off from how Fred felt when he realized they could've been hunting real monsters instead of fakes this whole time.
1:31 I like being a ghost might as well be the best joke you ever done 🤣
Daph overdosing to Whippits in 07’ is quite possibly the greatest Scooby Doo Lore I’ve heard yet.
I mean....canonically Fred does become mayor. Buuut i believe Shaggy becomes a chef. Velma runs her own Mystery themed book store and Daphne becomes a reporter/actress.
And ( This is the weirdest of all)
Scooby goes into hibernation in a pyramid until the next mystery team needs his help to save the world. ( I wish i was kidding)
Oh ya btw Scooby can talk because he is a descendant of Alien protectors that take the shape of animals to help humans on their journey.
When did this happen? 0_0
¡¿what?!
@@johnnygyro2295 Zombie Island
Paul, the random guy we never knew, with the biggest commitment anyone ever had.
Swaggersouls really put his heart and soul into his performance as Fred, got to love the dedication
I thought it sounded like swagger, is it actually him?
I also must know, is Swaggersouls actually doing it, or does the VA just sound a lot like him?
I knew it sounded familiar
Trying to remember who he is now
Is he part of General Sam or mayb a Rust youtuber??
@@RudyTheNinja that wasn’t him
‘You had a big sandwich big boy’
Bro unlocked his inner dad there. No wonder he’s leaving the group it’s only natural.
I am reminded he ate food that would be months old.
Susie:the last regular episode and the only one from the 11th season not to be replaced by a random idea
"I am going to hurt you physically." is my favorite Fred line.
I like how it’s a guy that’s not greedy but just someone that likes scaring people.
I love that Fred and Velma, the two that do the most, are legit pissed it turned out to be some guy, while everyone else is just witnesses.
Also, only in the sixties can a "kid" tell a police officer to shut up *twice* with no repercussions.
It could have happened in Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated (though I don’t remember it actually happening) but that’s just nepotism because Fred’s dad was the mayor and I think the sheriff had a thing for the mayor?
You don’t know the sixties my friend
So true about the gang tho 😂
yeah the police were too busy arresting gay people for existing to worry about some random white kid
@runeanonymous9760 rhe sheriff had a thing for the second mayor who placed mayor Jones.
*Plot Twist:*
The park's owner was the Ghoul and the whole staff and family was in on it, they simply had him put a mask under his mask after finding out Fred's ego was so fragile during all the interviews.
I love the fact that Fred lost to Paul even in real life jobs. Like damn. The commitment.
1:45
Oh I know what he was doing Fred, he was having as much fun as he could before inevitably being thrown as bait like you always do without any second thought
You really can't beat the artistic purity of a dedicated amateur who just loves what they do.
solid predicted the velma show
I like the character consistency with Fred still not having a catch phrase😂