People are always looking for the next costume idea, and this one will have them all wondering if it's their imagination or if Scooby Doo has made an appearance at your Halloween party. This DIY costume is easy enough to put together yourself and ensure that each group member will fit in with the other characters. These costumes are great for Halloween and good for winning costume contests! Scooby Doo Family Costume Grand Theft Me: In Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster, she gets possessed by the ghost of Wanda Grubwort so the villain can enact her revenge for being burned at the stake.

The Leader: In The New Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo Show and The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries, she took over this role, even in episodes where Fred and Velma guest-starred. On the times when Scooby is the only afraid and hesitant one which leads Shaggy to force him to come along, Shaggy plays the Manly Man (but a very much downplayed one) to Scooby's Sensitive Guy. You’ve been hearing for decades that the mysterious villains would have gotten away with their nefarious crimes, if not for the actions of a group of meddling kids. Just who are these teenaged, crime-solving detectives...and don't they have classes to go to?! Fred, Shaggy, Daphne, Velma, and the Great Dane doggo with the most delightful speech impediment have been chasing down baddies in masks and solving the secrets of everything from haunted mansions to old museums since 1969! They’re so famous that they’ve had basically every celebrity sleuth and superhero out there just itching to join up!Scooby's more courageous nephew. The one who yells, "Let me at 'em!", when he sees the Monster of the Week. To prevent spoilers, some of Scrappy's tropes from the 2002 movie Scooby-Doo are not listed here and are instead listed in the live-action characters list. Notorious for being the Trope Namer for The Scrappy. New-Age Retro Hippie: Subverted; he's often thought of as this by modern viewers, but he was based on a beatnik character note Maynard G Krebs, for those who care from the late 50's sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis. Not Distracted by the Sexy: Later movies have Velma not being interested in handsome men who take interest in her. While this would add to her Ambiguously Bi, she could just be turned off by their forwardness. Get ready to doo-wop your way through the streets of your neighborhood when you dress up in this costume. Grab your Scooby Doo mask, put on the Velma wig, and get ready to solve a mystery or two! They are a special little one in your life that you want to include, but there are many great kids' costumes. Let's make something extraordinary this year. Grab your Scooby Doo Gang Costumes and prepare for a delectable costume party! Character Exaggeration: He was originally just scared easily but ever since What's New, Scooby-Doo?, he has been looked upon as a full-blown coward to the point just uttering the words "haunted" and "place" in the same sentence will make him run and hide for cover. The same with Shaggy as well.

In the live stage production "Scooby-Doo in Stagefright", she was also played by a Jewish actress, Randi Rosenholtz .Supporting Leader: He may be the leader, but he isn't the main character. Except in Scooby-Doo: Camp Scare, which is something of A Day in the Limelight for him. Magic Skirt: Daphne's original outfit consisted of a short, purple dress, with the hemline well above her knees. But her various accidents and falls failed to lift the dress. While the 1980s incarnation of Daphne mostly wore pants, most recent incarnations have returned to variations of the purple dress. Noticing the long-since abandoned coastal amusement park of Funland is once again running, Mystery, Inc. head into the park to investigate. There, they witness the robotic Charlie running freely throughout the park, essentially running Funland on his own. Initially believing him to be another one of the endless monsters they've faced over the years, the "Scooby-Doo" gang tries to unmask Charlie. The big twist of the episode comes when Funland's elderly owner, Mr. Jenkins, reveals that Charlie is indeed an android that's gone haywire, having initially been created to oversee the park whenever Jenkins is preoccupied. Ink-Suit Actor: Her original incarnation bore a striking resemblance to her voice actress, Heather North.

Abandoned Catchphrase: Daphne does not actually say "Jeepers!" throughout the entire run of A Pup Named Scooby-Doo, and would not again until Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase a full decade later. See also "Creepers!" below. Character Exaggeration: While she was always The Smart Girl, it wasn't really played up as the crux of her role in the formula until A Pup Named Scooby-Doo. These days, her being a nerd is typically exaggerated, and she's often the only one allowed to do intelligent things (like the summation). Forgot I Could Fly: Often forgets he has super strength. Lampshaded at the end of "South Seas Scare", in which Shaggy inadvertently reminds him and Scrappy resolves the conflict in less than 30 seconds. Justified in that he is a kid, and probably believes Scooby can handle it. Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Early in the series she is capable of carrying the entire gang while running away from the monster despite being the shortest member.

Batman: The Brave and the Bold had the Scooby Gang run into Batman and Robin. It just happens that Batmite also helps Scooby and Shaggy get into the fight as well. Screw This, I'm Outta Here: Scooby and Shaggy occasionally try to do this if they feel things are getting too scary. The others usually won't let them.

Character Exaggeration: He and Scooby have both grown increasingly cowardly over time, although they do have their Badass moments. Clueless Detective: Fred started out as being perhaps the most intelligent member of the team behind Velma, and essentially become less competent the longer the franchise has run, with a lot of his intelligence and leadership qualities changing hands from him into Daphne. This reached its apex in situations where he became the least competent member of the team with Shaggy and Scooby often outwitting him. He's gotten a bit better since then.Leitmotif: The Theme Tune to The New Scooby-Doo Movies. Throughout the 1970s and 80s, jingles based on the theme came to represent Scooby, both in official Scooby-related media and other supplementary works produced by Hanna-Barbera. It was silently dropped by the time of A Pup Named note Though it gets a final reprise in Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights, after which point the franchise opts to use the standard Where Are You theme (usually as a Theme Music Power-Up). Cute Clumsy Girl: In the early days. Other cast members sometimes sarcastically refer to her as "Danger Prone Daphne". According to Scooby-Doo and the Loch Ness Monster, being "danger prone" runs in the family. Furry Reminder: In his first series, when he got really worked up, he'd start putting barks in mid-sentence, and when the gang was running, he went on all fours.