Name one (1) good thing that justifies Scooby-Doo's 50+ years continued existence as a popular franchise
Name one (1) good thing that justifies Scooby-Doo's 50+ years continued existence as a popular franchise
Austin Jackson
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Landon Kelly
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Brayden Fisher
I THINK WE BETTER THINK OF SOMETHING
Blake Hill
It always found a way to adapt itself well enough to each generation for reasons even I don't get.
(Not that THIS generation, albeit for the wrong ones, minded Ghoul School)
Grayson Taylor
Ironic memes and waifus obviously doesn't count
Daniel Evans
The simplicity and relatability of it’s characters.
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James Morales
The older it gets the funnier it becomes
James Cooper
50+ years together and Shaggy&Scooby and Daphnie still doesn't seem like real friends
Michael Powell
it funny sometimes
Logan Foster
Scooby Doo is consistently fucking based
Tyler Roberts
It's really hard to fuck up and has (mostly) been consistently great.
Dominic Sanchez
Velma.
Liam Walker
charming and funny
Elijah Flores
Tar Monster
Zombie Island was fucking great and the 3 following movies were good.
Juan Williams
well now I know what to buy when I get paid next week;
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Luis Robinson
One of the very few out hypnofetishists in Yas Forums media.
Dominic Anderson
A Pup Named
Jack Clark
Velma
Grayson Price
really? in any series where they interact they actually have a decent amount of chemistry. Girly girl who plays the straight man to wacky stoner. Honestly all of the group dynamics have their strengths.
Asher Thomas
Daphine
Parker Sullivan
Ghoul School. If WB played their cards right, they could've made it a property that rivals the horse show by now.
The serious answer would be: it's a comfy series that works on a formula. The formula itself is surprisingly versatile since there's a lot of supernatural(?) occurrences IRL that the gang can take on.
Connor Turner
The original series actually holds up surprisingly well and is still really entertaining
Later spinoffs ranged all over the place but there were still some gems in there, Ghoul School was actually really neat even dropping all the masturbatory shit and Pup Named Scooby Doo was one of few "what if they were kids" cartoons to actually get it right.
Some of the earlier movies that started out in the 90s, especially Zombie Island but really everything up to Cyber Chase, were fun.
Mystery Inc. was a genuinely great show.
Brody Roberts
Mostly the original and Mystery Inc. The rest is just more of the same tired gimmick.
James Hughes
I'd rather tie her up
Jace Myers
The basic formula is pretty simple, ragtag group of teens and their dog solve mysteries. Makes it pretty easy to manipulate to fit into any current generation of people, but still be enjoyable by anyone
Xavier Anderson
Am I the only one who thought they were in their 20s? As a kid they looked far too old to me to be in their mid-to-late teens.
Ryan Davis
I barely remember any of those but feel like the witch one was best for some reason.
Charles Russell
Zombie Island is regularly considered the best but the Witch one is regularly placed right next to it, both are worth giving a rewatch IMO. There's kind of a gradual slide in quality with the movies but they were still solid up to and including Cyber Chase, there's just a clearly stronger emphasis towards a younger audience as they go on
Xavier Hill
I didn't think so either, but they're definitely supposed to be teens. Guess they just never learned how to really draw teenagers
Wyatt Thomas
It goes without saying
Jeremiah Murphy
witch is the best cause it has tim curry in it. he's scarier than he witch and he's just using his voice
Colton Baker
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