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Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated redefined the Scooby formula in a really fascinating way. Like the characters are actual people, the story is strange and interesting, and it's visually amazing! This is the coolest Scooby show I've ever seen, and I've seen a few! Let's take a look at it! FANS OF FRED, UNITE!
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Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated was THE most slept on and misrepresented show when it was airing but I remember VERY well watching this show and loving it when I was a kid and it STILL holds up.
Agreed
Phantom Thief Irwin it was wonderfully dark! Multiple people straight up died, and it had characters you cared about.
@@holden_7597 FACTS
I gotta go watch the full thing one of these days. Man and dog best friend dynamic always gets me and there's none stronger than Shag and Scoob.
Facts
Sometimes I wake up and remember that Mystery Incorporated had a recurring fleshed our character be literally shot to death by Nazi Robots and wish for more.
At least they came back to life after the timeline change at the series finale
Lisa Galvan that’s what I didn’t like about the series.
Right? I remember watching it and going. "They killed someone. They actually killed someone again on Scooby Doo! On CN! In the evening! Wtf is happening here?"
I get unnerved when I think of the body count on that show which you don't even realize until much later.
@@bluesap7318 I love the ending because it gives you happily ever afters for all the minor characters, but the gang just leaves them behind and you realize that their friends, the ones they really care about and grew and struggled with, are truly still dead.
@@LadyBern isn't it like 21 kills
fun fact: hot dog water was voiced by linda cardellini, who played velma in the live action movies.
Fun fact: the voice of Shaggy is Matthew Lillard, who played Shaggy in the live action movies
@@mikephelps9238 Now that's something, the other Velma like character was once a Velma in a different show.
@@sonicgen20 Daphne went from sweet, kind-hearted and happy girl who a bit terrified when she sees a monster to being a emotional girl who crying, sobbing and screaming all the time like female characters in horror films, because this is darker and edgier than previous incarnations.
oh she's also wendy in gravity falls
Holy shit...
I remember watching Mystery Inc.
I was too young to fully appreciate the show but it was neat to watch it regardless
It felt like THE proper and final version of Scooby Doo
It also has a cool intro and character designs
Zerch agreed
Zerch me too bro
Me too
It really was a perfect loop on the series tbh. Like they tied several franchises together without truly meaning too but it feels so on purpose
Bro the outro unsettles me to this day
I totally agree with first sentence. I couldn’t appreciate it as a kid, yet I still couldn’t wait to watch a few episodes here and there. Now at 20 years old, I definitely appreciate the direction they took with this show.
Literally any RUclipsr: **exists**
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So the ending of Mystery INC is the beginning of “where are you”, and that’s why we never see them at school and never see their parents
Your right, mystery incorporated is basically a prequel to the main original Scooby Doo time Line from 1969 to the mid 1980s
I think it functions as a sequel and a prequel. At the start, they've already caught all their classic villians but then when the timey-wimey bit happens in the last episode, they head out to do it all over again.
Noah Terranova that’s the interpretation I took away from the ending. Their adventures both continue from the aftermath of their battle, but also begin from where we were first introduced to the gang.
But what about Miner 49er, space kook etc
@@roccomasutti4783 Magic
I feel like not enough people respect the ending of mystery incorporated it was insane
it really was, was fore sure not the ending i was expecting, i wish they wouldve carried the series on more honestly
Outlaw Gaming I just finished watching both seasons in 2 days will there be a season 3?
Xenoh I put a few hours into looking into all that and they were in the start of creating a 3rd season but Cartoon Network wouldn’t let them carry on with it. Which is quite stupid in my opinion
Outlaw Gaming what no way that’s so stupid this was literally the best scooby series ever
Didn't it end on a cliff hanger!?
I'm now giving this show a try. I remember overlooking Mystery Inc when it was first released but you've sold me.
Team APS yoooooooo
shiii if youre a big scooby doo fan, it might be a little too much for you emotionally
Team APS
My god... it’s the card man!
why is nobody talking about how this is a prequel to where are you
Team APS what is this, a crossover episode?
Y’know I’m sorry to say but is it odd how heartwarming I find it when Fred wants him and the gang to go to college together? 6:27
it's not odd! I love it
This has 420 likes lol
690 likes nice
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@@e93sports80 Daphne crying and sobbing in this incarnation.
Hot dog water was a great addition to the cast, I wish you talked about her a bit more, but what you said was perfect.
oh yeah and like at the end of the last episode where it so obviously states that Hot dog water and Velma are a couple when she says "that's my girl" with the smirk on her face
There’s an episode on season 3 where she’s actually in the intro with the gang. It’s kinda funny
Rachel Torres I believe you mean season 2. And yes she took over for daphne for a bit when the gang was first getting back together and she was with the movie start guy
Outlaw Gaming I’m super confused. I’m watching it on Boomerang and that episode is one of the first ones in season / volume 3.
When I saw it on Netflix there was only 2 seasons and it ended with all
Of them separating.
You are watching season one if they are all separating then. Because the end of the series does not end like that
It's funny how much of a masterpiece this show is. Considering how things like Gravity Falls have a cult fanbase now, I'm surprised nobody remembers this one.
I know you posted this a year ago. But, the new "Velma" mess might boomerang back to having people take a second look at Mystery Inc. Mystery Inc is the serious teen-adult Scooby Doo series that Velma claims to be and fails at horribly at every turn.
@@WilliamAGould I’m literally watching for that reason
As much as I loved Gravity falls, I hated Mystery incorporated, both as a kid and now as an adult; it just felt too dark and to different from what Scooby-Doo was supposed to be like in my head, it felt like a lot of characters just disliked each other. I appreciate many others enjoy it, but it's my least favourite interpretation of the gang.
@@evakoshkaathat’s crazy u feel that way. Not even hating on ur opinion I’m just surprised u don’t love it for the character depth, the insane lore, worldbuilding, etc. fire ass show
Underrated show and I love how they made Fred obsessed with traps.
@@frostboy1263 its underrated bc it barely gets any recognition for how good it is
@@desireandfire From The Man in the Mirror
Daphne: Don't just stand there, Shaggy! Get in there and help Fred!
Shaggy: Which one?
Daphne: Uh... the good one!
Old Daphne: Be careful, Fred! Don't hurt him!
Daphne: ( _Screams_ ) AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO, NO!!!
Scooby: (to Old Daphne) Daphne, you look terrible. Maybe she needs some sleep.
From The Midnight Zone
Daphne: Ah! (The gang are sad) Oh no! No, Fred. ( _Cries_ )
Fred: Easy, Daphne. I'm sure she got out. Right, gang?
More like overrated.
@@averelldalton7964 You're in your contrarian era huh
This was such an amazing revival. It went all in on the the dark while keeping some of that upbeat comedic tones. And they did the characters justice.
And that ending tho
Oh yeah what a satisfying mind blowing ending and even the random episodes are fun
This is the Scooby Gang I actually WANT to crossover with Batman
I love how every credits scene shows the original Mystery Inc.... untill the final episode changes it to a mystery machine like design.
It got pretty deep and even cosmic and I loved it
especially when we thought fred vel and daph kamikazied! i literally cried lol!
I love how this show has a plot that spans over multiple episodes. And the best part is rewatching it.
@J.B. Studios it ended perfectly
It's dark, like, really dark
@@frederickgrandison3609 Wolverine (Mark Hamill): It's quiet, stay quiet.
@@MrGay-iw6tm Original Incarnation: Danger/Happy Phone Daphne
This Incarnation: Emotional Phone Daphne
I loved how this show has a constant story line unlike most of the other series. Here i loved learning about the truth of Fred's past, shaggy and velma hooking up/breaking up, velma's family, i loved seeing all that when i was younger. Hell even the game was decent based on this. The character i loved the most was the goofy but meaningful sheriff.
Perfectly voiced by Patrick Warburton. :)
@@elizabethklemm7391 scooby doo mystery incorporated is the scooby doo show to end all scooby doo shows
@@joshuasebsebe3919
Old Daphne: Be careful, Fred! Don't hurt him!
Daphne: *Screaming* AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! NO, NO!!!
Scooby: Daphne, you look terrible. Maybe she needs some sleep.
Daphne: *Crying* Oh no!!! No, Fred! *Sobbing*
Fred: Easy, Daphne. I'm sure she got out.
I'm glad this show it's getting more recognition, because it's the best reincarnation of Scooby-Doo.
I never realized this until now, but this show has some bizarre sexual undertones.
I know right I was 12 when I first watched this show It did things to me
Michael Pham Agreed though
HELLO! That one episode with Daphne in her sleepwear!
Park ChimMin yeah that one too
Literally what I got from the first episode. Like jeebus Velma needed a chill pill from how angry she was getting when she got cockblocked by Scooby, and was really trying to throw herself at Shaggy who kept dodging.
I remember watching the episode where shaggy and Daphne kissed and I LITERALLY COULDNT COMPREHEND SEEING IT. there was nothing wrong with it but for so long in the shows history it’s always been Fred and Daphne so seeing these characters do things my brain wouldn’t dare correspond with basic Scooby doo stuff was insanely huge to me
What's really funny is in the whole series there's more hints to shaggy and Daphne being a couple since the start from wearing eachothers colors (Fred and Velma so this too) to Daphne knowing stuff about shaggy noone else had. Plus you have that one series were it was just the two of them with Scooby and crappy and that one kid
Wait they kissed?! I have to watch this series in full because wtf?! Now that is definitely putting a new spin in the relationships in this show.
thgritic102 I remember. It was just brain trickery, daphne thought she was kissing Fred and shaggy thought he was kissing Velma. Still wack tho
A-A-Ron no, in the episode, shaggy said he thought he was actually fred. the entire episode was super trippy
drowsiella oh ok. It’s been like 5 years or something since I’ve seen it 😂
The fact that I cried at scooby doo and a character called "hot dog water" is the part that amzed me the most.
I feel that the character who was changed the most in terms of personality was Fred. In the older shows, he was mainly the leader and that was about it. I like how mystery incorporated gave him a fascination with traps as well as making him almost completely oblivious to Daphne’s interest in him. It honestly made him a much more interesting and funny character.
Professor Pericles *owns* a spot on my top villains list.
I hate him so much but really appreciate him as a villain. I cannot tell you how many times I yelled, "JUST SHOOT THE BIRD," in my head while watching.
@@ukkimeepeatswaffles2493 agreed. Even as a kid, I wanted them to just wrap a rope around his waist and toss him into the sea with a brick attached. But I LOVE how they showed an even older crew! That was an amazing detail they added! Also, that first season...when everyone got separated...that hurt. Big time. AND THEN FRED GOES AROUND TRYING TO FIND THEM ALL, AND GETS CAUGHT IN THE BLEEDING TRAP. GENIUS SUBVERSION
@@ukkimeepeatswaffles2493 birds have very thin hollow bones. i bet that little spine would be easy to snap (:
@@dcgtv6395 sounds great :•)
What made me like Mystery Incorporated was that throughout the entire series each of the characters have their own arcs and development. And unlike past series' it had a very serious tone, a extended story line, an terrifying main antagonist, cameos, Easter eggs, brilliant animation and a surprising ending that just blows your mind. Looking back on it now I really want to see a continuation of this series or a new series which had the same serious tone.
@@justsomegrass7523 There never was going to be a third season. It was always going to be 52 episodes. The story arc was over. "Mystery Inc." also as twice as many episodes as "Where are you!"
@@martianmanhunter37 Actually the writers wanted to continue the series (season 3) but Cartoon Network cut that idea.
Muhammad Ansari of course they did
Muhammad Ansari the writers wanted a third season but new they weren’t getting it before they finished writing season 2, it was supposed to end they way it did
Oh yea.this was a more realistic version of what the show should be .love the dynamic characters and over arcing story .
Anyone else remember when they first watched this they felt true suspense, nostalgia, and attached to the characters? Btw still do.
Ethan Bean yup
I was only like 6 or 7 but yeah for sure
yup the soundtrack gave the show such a eerie vibe. loved it tho
Fred's story in this series was surprisingly tragic. His narcissistic father was more interested in tourism profits than raising his son. Then after Fred has to unmask his father, Fred learns that he was actually adopted as a ploy against his biological mother and father, who are still alive. And when Fred starts digging into his biological parents, he finds out that they are actually much worse than the father who raised him, realizing later that they were corrupted by an artifact. His birth parents go so far as to get plastic surgery as a way to trick Fred into giving them the artifact, later dropping all pretenses and go after Fred in an attempt to kill him, helping an eldritch beast kill one of his school friends when she tries to protect the current Mystery, Inc. His birth parents are eaten in their corrupted state by the beast when they pledge their service to it. Before Fred's adopted father is also eaten, a dream world version (but more or less a genuine copy) apologizes to Fred and admits that even though he didn't adopt him for the right reasons, he still considers him his son. (Did I mention that Fred had to watch all three die?) Then when the corrupting artifact is destroyed, it resets the timeline as though it never existed, with only the current Mystery, Inc. remembering. In the new timeline, Fred's birth parents are uncorrupted and happily raising him, while his adopted father doesn't remember raising Fred at all, only saying that he wished he had kids. Did Fred steal the writers' waifu or something??
Fred deserved better
This one was my first Scooby doo series that actually scared me. Also Fred was the best character in the show.
Of course you'd say that.
Yes
hmmm
I like how definitely not you was slightly insane.
sure notfred
Thanks for having me! It was a blast. :)
Your profile pic looks like if Shaggy and Velma had a son
SUB TO COMIC DRAKE!!!!
Food review when?
@@silverhusky7993 X2: Wolverine's Revenge has similar tone to this but a extremely hard comic book game.
This is one of my favourite shows of all time. They nailed a really unique, interesting, fun show. I was so sad when it was cancelled. Also that theme song is the best.
I didn’t know it was cancelled. I thought they were moving onto a different project “be cool scooby doo” which does not compare to mystery inc
@@pine._.apples588 Daphne Blake screaming in some episodes like Willie Scott from Temple of Doom.
@@pine._.apples588 Daphne Blake in this incarnation was inspired by Marion Ravenwood, Willie Scott and Elsa Schneider from the Indiana Jones films.
I like how they made it dark and added an overreaching story throughout each mystery that was connected. It wasn't like most revivals nowadays like Ricerdsle, which needlessy sexualizes the characters
This was my favorite show on Netflix and when they took it off I was so sad. And then it came back on around Christmas. I screamed out of pure happiness because I love it so much so I binged it in two days and I’m watching it over again 😂😂
Samee except for me it never came back. I'd love for it to come back this year so I have something to binge watch this christmas
Samesies
sad that it's getting taken off again in december
@@freakphone-lo1ul omfg nooo 😭😭
@@freakphone-lo1ul Yeah I literally completely binged the series like an hour ago. Took me two days and it was worth every second. (Main reason why I binged it was because of the fact that it is going in two days, at least in two days in Netflix. I hope it comes back some day)
Mystery Inc is the final form of the scooby doo series. Nothing will ever be better then it....sorry scooby apocalypse, you will have to settle for second place
Wasn't that written by a guy who hates Scooby-Doo, or was that the DC Flintstones comic?
Scooby WHAT?!
Ah yes, I too remember the comic where Scrappy became buff and also James Todd.
those comics suck lol, he stereotyped the fuck out of every character to the point of caricature without any of the deep characterization and humour this show had while still being mature. also those comics killed Fred and made him a zombie and it was the dumbest thing ever
"Mystery Incorporated" was a very intriguing take on the franchise, and for the most part it worked. A lot of the characters interactions were interesting, Pericles was a fascinating villain, the overarching story and dark tone were captivating, and the countless references to previous installments and other Hanna-Barbera shows were a real treat (especially in 'Mystery Solvers State Club Finals').
The only major things that bothered me were Velma in the first dozen or so episodes and the cynicism in some parts. Velma seemed too unlikable when she urged her relationship with Shaggy, especially in the episode where that Terminator-dog framed Scooby. Luckily, by the second half of Season 1, she really began to improve and became a more sympathetic character from there on out.
With that aside, MI is still worth checking out.
Yeah, I didn't liked the whole Velma x Shaggy plot, made Velma look very douchey and unlikable
and THAT is a sign of character development my friend. I do find that her emotions for Shaggy than his for her and her attitude a bit too cynical. She was a bit too much but began to mellow out by season 2.
I find it sign of character development when you see a change- in Velma's case for the better.
I do appreciate this comment. It shows you really appreciate all aspects of this series.
It kind of makes sense why it didn't work. Velma isn't really into guys in general in the show, she's written as a lesbian, but when the society is so heteronormative around you you feel like you're "supposed" to be into guys. She didn't really like Shaggy in the way she thought she did but she didn't really know what it was supposed to feel like and she just guessed her feelings wrong, and she was trying to "fix" him in the hopes that maybe that'd help spark some stronger feelings for him but it just wasn't gonna happen. Shaggy choosing Scooby over her is probably one of the best things he ever did for her long term.
@@pumpkinpartysystem X2: Wolverine's Revenge video game was a very intriguing take on the X-Men franchise (especially the 1992 animated series), and for the most part it worked. Sabretooth was a fascinating villain/boss, the story and dark tone were captivating (where Wolverine must find a cure for Shiva Virus before he dies).
The only major things that bothered me is the extremely hard difficulty. To beat Magneto in a boss fight, you have to use one particular attack from one particular spot (while dodging the wide and painful arrangement of things he'll send flying your way) to knock him down and beat the crap out of him. If that wasn't bad enough, you're on a clock - beat him before he gets his power-dampening collar off and instantly murders you. And to make it worse, he's not even the final boss. If there was ever a time and place to use the built-in Invincibility code, now would be it.
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I got bored with the old scooby doo then I was browsing on netflix an saw mystery inc and watched it all then about two years later I figured out that they didn't take it off of netflix and watched it again. It has such a great storyline!!!!
They actually did take it off Netflix but now added it right after everyone seems to be talking about it. I’m suspecting a possible revival...
Maybe a season 3?
The one episode where the monster plays the flute that controls kids it’s terrifying
fr i grew up with mystery incorporated and what’s new scooby when i watched where r u scooby doo i was surprised by how vanilla it is
@@freddybear2005 season 3 obviously has to happen since they left us with a cliffhanger for years
The way that Gravity Falls fits perfectly into your 2 season small town mystery shows
I’m kind of sad you didn’t do a video on “Scooby Doo Project”. A children’s show doing a surprisingly accurate recreation of The Blair Witch Project. It’s kind of insane to think about.
Trey Walker oh yeah I remember that
People actually freaked out about that and i find it both cute and really jaw dropping at how dumb kids can be...
I saw that the title used to say"incredibly revival" you can't trick me billiam
Criminally underrated series. Glad Mystery inc is finally getting some love!
To my knowledge this show was highly rated and overrated. The Looney Tunes Show was underrated
@King Pistachion Dude could you leave me alone
@King Pistachion Dude shut up and leave me alone:
Masterpiece
@@frederickgrandison3609 What about DreamWorks' Monsters vs. Aliens 2009 film?
Velma's One Liners Were Hilarious In This One! 😂😂
Fred's obsession of TRAPs is an insider joke.
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
What’s the joke
Mekhi Gayle Cross Dressers that’s all I’m gonna say
:O
I only got that when I read it
I feel like I’m slow 🤨
Somebody breathes:
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It’s upsetting because it’s not even that good of a game. Like, usually the higher quality RUclipsrs only take sponsorships from things they actually believe in, but I don’t know what’s possessing every single RUclipsr recently to promote this quite frankly average game with only slightly above average graphics (but only by mobile game standards)
CKing I imagine they just pay decently and are willing to have almost anyone advertise.
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Just because of this show, I'm always looking at my pets like, "I know you apart of that anunaki, don't lie."
Also, let's be honest, Trap of Love is one of the best songs ever from the Scooby Doo franchise.
I fell in love with the show when they showed their Twin Peaks-esque episode.
I first watched Mystery Incorporated a few months after the second season and I loved it. I remember in high school I was live tweeting everything that was happening in the show and people were so interested that they started watching it too. A few weeks later we started a Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated fan club at our school where we just watched each episode of the show. That was 6 years ago and last I heard the club is still a thing with about 50 members!
holy shit
I wish i could contact the cast and beg them to bring back a season 3
Hi can I attend your school
Whar school
@@starTuition no it would ruin the end
"Young kids think teenagers are cool"
Yeah not me, growing up i was terrified of teenagers. Because most kids movies/shows showed teenagers being bullies
^
This has always been puzzling
Why did media always portray teenagers as cool? Did any kid ever believe That?
PhoeniksoftheStorm I think it was that kids were attracted to the “freedom” teenagers had. While not actually being true for most teenagers irl, in shows they were usually portrayed being able to do their own shit with minimal supervision. I think that’s what children were attracted to, being able to still be kids but with more freedom
PhoeniksoftheStorm I always wanted to be an adult with a career.
Not just TV/movies. When I was a kid most of them WERE bullies lol. The best I could expect out of them was ignoring me.
It was on Netflix when I was younger so it impacted my sisters and me a lot- it, of course, was taken off but recently returned to Netflix- it was really complicated to younger me and going back and rewatching it was incredible;e. The coloring and music complement the show so well and the artistic taste was put together sooo well! The plot was another thing that had me awed it was just as complex as I remembered and I still enjoyed it, I was able to piece together how they had every little thing be intentional and move the plot forward. It was awesome to rewatch and it makes me simply ecstatic that I was able to rewatch and understand the show.
Isabella Reid DUDE ITS BACK
@@estebreu Wolverine (Mark Hamill): It comes back to me in the blink of an eye.
This show is so overlooked; great writing, interesting overarching story, good humor, etc.
This video in a nutshell: “They made Scooby Doo amazing?! How?”
PhantomStrider also would have asked that in the near past.
@@kieranstark7213 While Ed, Edd n' Eddy pays homage to Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry, Bevis and Butthead and Ren and Stimpy, this is where Scooby-Doo in a Ben 10 Alien Force-like art-style and setting with horror elements.
Grunkle Stan: “Now this, is a work of art.”
This, this is beautiful
Is it wrong that I read it in Stans voice
@@anonymouspumpkin8296 It would be wierder if you didnt
@@daymarafernandez2173 yeah I guess but now his voice is stuck in my head
This show is criminally underrated.
The reason I will always appreciate HBO’s Velma is that it made everyone appreciate Mystery Incorporated so much more.
Seriously, Mystery Incorporated never had better publicity than now!
Mystery Inc was great. The characters were certainly way more interesting and acted as real teenagers and their relationships were actually important for the story. I also like how the old Mystery Inc group were cool and interesting parallels of the current characters. Great video by the way.
You can't look THAT cute dressed as Velma and then reveal you have a girlfriend, it's just mean.
Well Velma had a girlfriend too
@@grayalien48 wut
@@MorganYou its a jest about Velma and HDW
@@grayalien48 aw, I was wondering if they really did get together or not because I couldn't remember.
@@MorganYou It's implied and Grey DeLisle refers to Marcie as Velma's girlfriend in some interviews.
They just added it to Netflix and im binging. Man its great watching this again.
Ladies and gents people now view Mystery Incorporated as the best modern iteration after the disaster that was Velma!
This is how to do it
Okay I absolutely LOVE Mystery Incorporated. It's *everything* I could have ever wanted for a Scooby-Doo series. A proper, story-driven series with real mystery, with the Scooby franchise thrown in? Perfect. And it's obvious that they loved the source material. It has hints and references and easter eggs to just about every major (and even minor) part of all the past series. Hell, it even has loving references and cameos from other classic shows from the time, not including the amazing fever dream episode. When I saw Johnny Test, Dino-Mutt, etc. I went crazy. True beauty. It even had some OP Shaggy Meme moments. I could go on and on about how much I love this series.
I really hope we get another story-based series like Mystery Incorporated some time in the future. But it would be hard, because MI used material from the entire franchise, and they can't use anything from it because the MI story is finished. They'll have to build up an entire world from scratch again. But, it's been done before and even some of the other series have minor aspects of continuity, so it's not impossible.
I always loved Scooby-Doo, but the episodic nature of it all and "The Formula" always turned me off a tiny bit. So I'll be looking forward to the next series that is in the same style as MI.
Is he wearing the skirt? Do I really want to know? Probably not...
We don't want to know, we NEED to know.
He's got the legs for it.
Ever seen a man skirt?
When the title said “revival” I literally lost my shit... but it wasn’t what I thought it was. :(
I just finished watching both seasons in 2-3 days and that was literally yesterday 😳
Dude, my friends and I recently rewatched the whole first season together because we were like “oh hey, Mystery Inc was a really good show” and goddamn, it still is
And sadly, the last pinacle of the whole franchise.
So far
I mean... Be Cool Scooby Doo was *fine*, if a bit silly, and I like the CONCEPT of Scooby Doo and Guess Who?, (New Scooby Doo was a childhood highlight), though the scripts are a bit... lacking. The Scooby Doo/Batman: Brave and the Bold crossover movie was great though. Velma dressed as Carrie Kelly is something I didn't know I needed in my life.
@@ccggenius Thanks for your input... Specially with Velma as Robin; I've always preferred her over Daphne because of her unique, nerdy-sexy looks, heh.
It may not be up to this quality, but Scooby Doo & Guess Who has been fucking hilarious, at least.
Be Cool was great.
I've always loved Scooby Doo and I'm so glad Mystery Incorporated is back on Netflix. The show basically moved me from liking Daphne to liking Velma because Velma is so much more relatable. Although, I do adore Daphne's song. (Oops is that a spoiler??) Either way, the Scooby Doo series will always have a special place in my heart.
I just finished binging Mystery Incorporated recently and y'all they did not have to go that hard but they did. Just pure chaotic energy from this entire show holy shit. Like the last half is just utterly unhinged and feral, who the hell was the team on this because it was a masterpiece.
I must be mistaken but wasn’t their meant to be another cooking scooby snacks with Billiam again?
"Velma's SASS" on this show was EVERYTHING!!! SO much so, that I inevitably get a little disappointed of her more SUPER SWEET NATURED depictions on the OTHER series. ;-)
Best Girl she is!
Daphne though, I described her as stereotypical as she always was
I remember watching mystery incorporated as a kid, and forgot how much I loved it. I was looking back through my old CDs and saw tons of Scooby doo. I recently just saw it came to Netflix and rewatched the whole thing. It brought me back to my old kid days.
EDIT: They *NEED* to make a season 3!!!
Thanks for this video! I didn’t know about this series before I watched your video! And “mystery incorporated” was the best thing I’ve watched in years! I wish there were more seasons! I loved it so freaking much! These characters are the best, the most deep I’ve seen in franchise, the story is so unique, I’ve almost cried sometimes. Thank you, Billiam :)
My favourite aspect of this series was the overarching villains. Professor pericles was genuinely terrifying.
_I didn't give Mystery Incorporated a chance the first time it aired, but after giving it a watch later on, I actually grew to enjoy it. This one of the better alliteration of the Gang._
When I watched while it was airing I loved it. I was surprised when my mom and dad would watch this with me. I didn't understand how good it was, but my parents did and actually enjoyed watching it with me. I also have rewatched the show recently and have understood so much more I didn't when I was younger and I think it's amazing how they did that
The episode of that old dude living in his underground house, the episode where Angel Dynamite was left in that underwater city, and the big finale definitely contributed to some of my fears as an adult, but I don’t want to think about that for too long.
I LOVE THIS SERIES, but when hey announced the new series for scooby doo and I watched the first episode I was so disappointed, it completely stripped everything from the characters and added weird tropes for the characters to "revamp them", seeing the end of mystery inc I really want a sequel…
This show was by favorite version of scooby doo made me love velma even more
the music though! the theme song is so good & the locket lullaby is so memorable. i had the little locket song stuck in my head forever as a kid
just gonna point out in one of the mystery incorporated movies, fred simps for the mystery machine and keeps having flashbacks to the exact moment it explodes
"Raid Shadow Legends"
Let me introduce you to the right arrow key
Hands my favorite part of the show would be the fact that the couple of Brenda and Dylan were not attacked once but twice and then the third time 🤣🤣🤣
I remember when mystery inc. was on TV. I was a small kid and it scared me. Now I think it's great because of the connections.
Bruh Mystery Inc still gives me chills to this day ngl
This show was a great part of my childhood.
Feel like those other 2 season mystery shows he’s talking about is gravity falls
Binged this at the same time as a friend about a year ago, we absolutely LOST our minds. Its so good and idk why.
Ngl youre opening and even ad right the beginning was exquisite, im subbing righy now
waiting for the daphne outfit or what i assume will be a scooby kigurumi.
This has nothing to do with scooby-doo (though mystery incorporated was my favorite), but does anyone remember sym-bionic titans? It was on cartoon network for a minute and then they just canceled it on a cliffhanger :/. That show absolutely slapped
Same, apparently the show was cancelled because they couldn't sell toys, which sucks. I remember watching that show, Generator Rex, and Ben 10 every week.
Sym bionic titan breaks my fuking heart.... wish theyd at least make a comic or something
That was such a beautiful show, too bad, the toy sales are correct, Cartoon Network has always been about the money, in hindsight if I knew this then I would’ve bought the damn store out just to keep it afloat.
At least it got representation on that forgotten cartoon network game from the late 2000s.
@Parker Brown talking to me?
You've hit the nail on the head. Before it was quite a shallow show where the characters had nuonces like their phrases or specialities when it came to mystery solving but no real character development. As a result, as a kid (in the "whats nee scooby doo? era) I didn't mind the show but it didn't leave me caring too much in the end. Having watched a load of clips on RUclips of Mystery Inc I'm amazed at the transformation and maturity it brought. It seems like a show I could watch and enjoy even as an adult. I especially loved the way a character like Daphne was done. Her design was best iteration I've seen and really captured who she was in the series, an attractive young woman who was constantly ignored by Fred even though she would be a catch for most people. It gave relevance to a character the was just there really in older series. There were actual arcs and consequences in the plots and was overall just quite mature. The way characters interacted was interesting too. It just felt wholesome and noteworthy. Definitely THE BEST iteration of Scooby Doo I've seen.
This was so deep , I wish it never ended
Me when I saw this “Yeeees I LOVE SCOOBY-DOO MYSTERY INCORPORATED
One of my favourite ways to describe the tone of the show is to bring up the gluten episode. The main plot is a really silly story, even for Scooby Doo. But then you get to the last few minutes where a man is TORTURED BY HIS FORMER BEST FRIEND. This show is fucked up and I love it so, so much.
Can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched It. So good. Easily the most underrated take on Scooby-Doo.
When I was younger, I remember trying to be up at 9am to watch it Saturday morning, Mystery Incorporated was my favorite series,never missed 1 episode, my favourite monster was Scarebear, can't believe it's almost 11 years!!! Since it came out
Huzzah! A review for _Mystery Inc!_ I remember looking for some 2 years ago or so along with reviews of other underrated shows like _Detentionaire_ but finding barely anything. I’m glad to see more stuff covering it now!
I often describe it as _Gravity Falls_ before _Gravity Falls._
It doesn’t mean _Gravity Falls_ copied _Mystery Inc_ at all; just that they share similarities and if you like the former, you’ll probably enjoy the latter. 👌
>It doesn’t mean Gravity Falls copied Mystery Inc at all
I mean, it DOES have some suspicious similarities... :P I'm not sayin', I'm just sayin'.
The Planispheric Disk pieces are kinda like the Three Journals.
Mayor Jones is kinda like Grunkle Stan.
Mr. E is kinda like the Author.
Nibiru is kinda like Weirdmageddon.
@@ThePreciseClimber I mean, you can certainly go that route, but it's up to interpretation. I mostly said it that way because I want to promote the show, and implying anything could make _Gravity Falls_ fans upset because people are like that.
If you want a side-by-side comparison of _all_ the similarities they share (and there _are_ a lot), you can take a look at this chart: ultraericthered.tumblr.com/post/149105292340/which-one-am-i-talking-about-the-correct-answer
When this version came out, I hadn’t seen a dark tone to the series since 13 Ghosts of Scooby Doo and the movies and specials that had supernatural plots to them. But this one was way darker and had higher stakes involved.
They need to bring this show back. It's amazing.
I've been watching Scooby-Doo since I was a toddler, I watched pretty much the entirety of the very first series. Anything that was related to it, I watched it because I'd love it.
It's what started my obsession with murder mysteries/criminal related tv shows and books.
The only things that was shaky to me was having Scrappy-Doo on shows, the 13 Ghosts series was also odd to me, and the very recent series that's gone overboard goofy with no adventurous dark elements is a rough watch.
Mystery Incorporated is hands down the most gripping series that was made, and I was absolutely gutted that they didn't continue it in some way or another. The visuals were brilliant, the storyline was brilliantly executed, and developing the characters the way they did was amazing. It was the best revival of the franchise by a long shot.
The Scooby doo show that was unique tje shoe with a lot of plot twist , the show that developed the relationship of shaggy vilma and fred and daphne and the special episode horing the Hana Barbera creations
Also there was a yogi bear cameo as Hannibal lector
Mystery incorporated has the best character and bg designs ever, granted, I too want more in Scooby stuff that is good and changes it up every now and then.
Has anyone ever told you that you look like Velma when you’re dressed in orange with a pair of glasses ?
This series killed me on multiple occasions with its twists, plots, deaths, mysteries and that damn finale. Really changed my perspective on the whole Scooby Franchise
I enjoyed Mystery Incorporated. I thought it was well written and developed. I'd love to see you do a video about Shaggy and Scooby Doo Get a Clue. For some reason I enkoyed that as well
"And it's the show that's responsible for wending me down this Scooby Doo rabbit hole that I'm desperately ready to get out of"...but he never shall.
I just binge watched it all on netflix i think it held up pretty well.