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* InstantlyProvenWrong; When Velma mentions how she once read that the castle is filled with booby traps, Daphne tells her that only happens in movies. Daphne is then proven wrong when she falls down a trap door.
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* BedsheetGhost: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle. He has the ability to float around and go through walls, making his simple disguise more effective and scary.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she’s shown to be quite independent: she successfully navigates the castle and later arms herself with a vase to attack someone she hears coming toward her. Later episodes would have her as a straight-up DamselInDistress who ended up BoundAndGagged more often than not.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she’s shown to be quite independent: she successfully navigates the castle and later arms herself with a vase to attack someone she hears coming toward her. Later episodes would have her as a straight-up DamselInDistress who ended up BoundAndGagged more often than not.
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* BedsheetGhost: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle. He has the ability to float around and go through walls, walls non-stop, making his simple disguise scarier and more effective and scary.effective.
*EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: DeadlyEuphemism: Upon confronting the gang, the phantom declares that they will "pay" for not leaving. Shaggy jokingly pulls out some coins, but Fred says that that isn't the kind of paying the ghost means.
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** When Daphne is separated from the gang, she’s shown to be quite independent: she successfully navigates the castle and later arms herself with a vase to attack someone she hears coming toward her. Later episodes would have her as a straight-up DamselInDistress who ended up BoundAndGagged more often than not.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness:
** When Daphne is separated from the gang, she’s shown to be quite independent: she successfully navigates the castle and later arms herself with a vase to attack someone she hears coming toward her. Later episodes would have her as a straight-up DamselInDistress who ended up BoundAndGagged more often than not.
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* TheSnackIsMoreInteresting: Shaggy says he's craving a ham sandwich, [[SpeakOfTheDevil and one floats over to him]] and so does a jar of mustard when he claims he wants mustard on it too. [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight He doesn't seem the least bit confused as to why a sandwich and mustard jar are floating.]]
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* TheSnackIsMoreInteresting: Shaggy says he's craving a ham sandwich, [[SpeakOfTheDevil and one floats over to him]] and so does a jar of mustard when he claims he wants mustard on it too. [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight He doesn't seem the least bit confused as to why a sandwich and mustard jar are floating.]]floating]], dismissing everything as imagination.
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* TemptingFate: Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that old castles tend to be filled with traps, saying "[[ThisIsReality That only happens in movies!]]" Immediately after finishing that sentence, she tumbles through a trapdoor.
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** Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that old castles tend to be filled with traps, saying "[[ThisIsReality That only happens in movies!]]"Immediately after finishing As she finishes that sentence, she tumbles through a trapdoor.
** Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that old castles tend to be filled with traps, saying "[[ThisIsReality That only happens in movies!]]"
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* TheSnackIsMoreInteresting: Shaggy says he's craving a ham sandwich, [[SpeakOfTheDevil and one floats over to him]] and so does a jar of mustard when he claims he wants mustard on it too. [[UnusuallyUninterestingSight He doesn't seem the least bit confused as to why a sandwich and mustard jar are floating.]]
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: When Daphne gets out of the trap door she fell through, she lands on her butt.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: When Daphne gets out of the trap door she was in she lands on her butt hard.
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* SlapstickKnowsNoGender: When Daphne gets out of the trap door she was in fell through, she lands on her butt hard.butt.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she is shown to be quite independent: she successfully navigates the castle and later arms herself with a vase to attack someone she hears coming toward her. Later episodes would have her as a straight-up DamselInDistress who ended up BoundAndGagged more often than not.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she is she’s shown to be quite independent: she successfully navigates the castle and later arms herself with a vase to attack someone she hears coming toward her. Later episodes would have her as a straight-up DamselInDistress who ended up BoundAndGagged more often than not.
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* BedsheetGhost: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle. He takes it UpToEleven by having the ability to float around and go through walls, making his simple disguise more effective and scary.
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* BedsheetGhost: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle. He takes it UpToEleven by having has the ability to float around and go through walls, making his simple disguise more effective and scary.
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* Joke and receive: Shaggy jokes he is so scared that he could eat a ham sandwich; the ingredients needed promptly appear floating in midair. He constructs the sandwich, then says "If only my imagination could cut it in half." Cue a suit of armour dropping its axe and slicing it in two, [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor scaring him in the process]].
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*Joke and receive: Shaggy jokes he is so scared that he could eat a ham sandwich; the ingredients needed promptly appear floating in midair. He constructs the sandwich, then says "If only my imagination could cut it in half." Cue a suit of armour dropping its axe and slicing it in two, [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor scaring him in the process]].
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* NameDrop: To build up Scooby's courage when using him as bait, he's told to imagine himself as Rin Tin Tin, Franchise/{{Lassie}}, or Creator/JohnWayne. The last one is what does it for him.
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* ShoutOut: To build up Scooby's courage when using him as bait, he's told to imagine himself as Rin Tin Tin, Franchise/{{Lassie}}, or Creator/JohnWayne. The last one is what does it for him.
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* ShoutOut: To build up Scooby's courage when using him as bait, he's told to imagine himself as Rin Tin Tin, Franchise/{{Lassie}}, or Creator/JohnWayne. The last one is what does it for him.
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* SlapKnowsNoGender: When Daphne gets out of the trap door she was in she lands on her butt hard.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]--when Scooby first begins exploring the catacombs, he fools around with a top hat and magic wand to do some tricks. It seems to be a pointless gag until the gang notices the ''other'' illusionist gear in the room, helping them realize that the Phantom is a stage magician.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she is shown to be very independent enough to avoid danger despite being best known later on as the designated DamselInDistress.
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* BigLippedAlligatorMoment: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]]--when Scooby first begins exploring the catacombs, he fools around with a top hat and magic wand to do some tricks. It seems to be a pointless gag until the gang notices the ''other'' illusionist gear in the room, helping them realize that the Phantom is a stage magician.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she is shown to bevery independent enough to avoid danger despite being best known quite independent: she successfully navigates the castle and later on arms herself with a vase to attack someone she hears coming toward her. Later episodes would have her as a straight-up DamselInDistress who ended up BoundAndGagged more often than not.
** There's also thedesignated DamselInDistress.fact that the villain isn't a suspect seen earlier, but instead a random criminal with no connection to any local mystery.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she is shown to be
** There's also the
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* SawAWomanInHalf: Shaggy appears to fall victim to this, with the saw working on its' own into the box. But when Velma rushes to the rescue it's too late... only it turns out Shaggy's head in one half of the box is just a dummy head in Shaggy's likeness, and Shaggy is still in one piece cramped up inside the other half.
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* RealAfterAll: Upon learning that Bluestone was after a hidden treasure rumored to be on the island, Scooby rushes offscreen, as if he's found something. Later, Shaggy wonders aloud if the treasure might be real, and the gang notices Scooby eagerly digging on the beach...and then it's [[SubvertedTrope subverted]] when the only thing he finds is an angry gopher.
* SawAWomanInHalf: Shaggy appears to fall victim to this, with the saw working onits' its own into the box. But when Velma rushes to the rescue it's too late... only it turns out Shaggy's head in one half of the box is just a dummy head in Shaggy's likeness, and Shaggy is still in one piece cramped up inside the other half.
* SawAWomanInHalf: Shaggy appears to fall victim to this, with the saw working on
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* StrangerBehindTheMask: Unlike many traditional ''Scooby-Doo'' mysteries, the villain under the ghost/monster costume is someone the gang had not met before TheUnmasking, in this case, ex-magician Bluestone the Great. The sheriff that comes to arrest the villain recognizes him and fills in the gang on who he is.
* TemptingFate: Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that a castle is filled with traps, but ends up falling through a trapdoor.
* TemptingFate: Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that a castle is filled with traps, but ends up falling through a trapdoor.
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* SkewedPriorities: After a suit of armor seemingly comes to life to chop a sandwich in half (and the sandwich itself floated down from the ceiling), Shaggy and Scooby immediately go running in the other direction--but not before Shaggy turns around to bring the sandwich along.
* StrangerBehindTheMask: Unlike many traditional ''Scooby-Doo'' mysteries, the villain under the ghost/monster costume is someone the gang had not met beforeTheUnmasking, TheUnmasking-- in this case, ex-magician Bluestone the Great. The sheriff police officer that comes to arrest rescue the villain kids recognizes him and fills in the gang on who he is.
* TemptingFate: Daphne dismisses Velma's statement thata castle is old castles tend to be filled with traps, but ends up falling saying "[[ThisIsReality That only happens in movies!]]" Immediately after finishing that sentence, she tumbles through a trapdoor.trapdoor.
** A more lighthearted version occurs when a frightened Shaggy wishes he had a ham sandwich--prompting one to float down from the ceiling. He then realizes it needs some mustard--and down comes a mustard jar. For a [[RuleOfThree third request]], he asks if the sandwich can somehow be cut in half...and this time, a nearby suit of armor lowers its ax to do just that.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with the sandwich described above--even though a ghostly suit of armor chops it in half, Shaggy takes the time to go back for it after he and Scooby run away.
* StrangerBehindTheMask: Unlike many traditional ''Scooby-Doo'' mysteries, the villain under the ghost/monster costume is someone the gang had not met before
* TemptingFate: Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that
** A more lighthearted version occurs when a frightened Shaggy wishes he had a ham sandwich--prompting one to float down from the ceiling. He then realizes it needs some mustard--and down comes a mustard jar. For a [[RuleOfThree third request]], he asks if the sandwich can somehow be cut in half...and this time, a nearby suit of armor lowers its ax to do just that.
* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodSandwich: [[SubvertedTrope Subverted]] with the sandwich described above--even though a ghostly suit of armor chops it in half, Shaggy takes the time to go back for it after he and Scooby run away.
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* AffablyEvil: After the Vazquez castle ghost is revealed to be an ex-illusionist Bluestone the Great, rather than giving a YouMeddlingKids speech, he actually manages to be gracious enough to give an encore performance showing how he managed the intangibility illusion and is quite cooperative when the police take him away.
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* AffablyEvil: After the Vazquez castle ghost is revealed to be an ex-illusionist Bluestone the Great, rather than giving a YouMeddlingKids speech, he actually manages to be gracious enough to give an encore performance showing how he managed the intangibility illusion and is [[GracefulLoser quite cooperative when the police take him away.]]
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-->'''Velma''': When the barometric pressure dropped and the warm offshore air came in contact with the midland cold front, we ran into some unnavigable nucleation.
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-->'''Velma''': When the barometric pressure dropped and the warm offshore air came in contact with the midland in an inland cold front, we ran into some unnavigable nucleation.
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While on a boating trip, the gang crash onto Haunted Isle and go searching in the ancient Vasquez Castle for help.
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* AffablyEvil: After the Vazquez castle ghost is revealed to be an ex-illusionist Bluestone the Great, rather than giving a YouMeddlingKids speech, he actually manages to be gracious enough to give an encore performance showing how he managed the intangibility illusion and is quite cooperative when the police take him away.
* BedsheetGhost: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle. He takes it UpToEleven by having the ability to float around and go through walls, making his simple disguise more effective and scary.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she is shown to be very independent enough to avoid danger despite being best known later on as the designated DamselInDistress.
* ExpospeakGag: Velma translates her own fancy talk in a joke at the beginning.
-->'''Velma''': When the barometric pressure dropped and the warm offshore air came in contact with the midland cold front, we ran into some unnavigable nucleation.
-->'''Fred''': You're right, Velma, ''whatever'' you said.
-->'''Velma''': I said, we're lost in a fog.
* FootBathTreatment: Scooby uses a foot bath (and a [[IllnessBlanket blanket]]) to pretend he's got a cold so he won't have to sniff out the Phantom. Naturally, the humans don't fall for it.
* HauntedCastle: The old Vasquez Castle, where the gang ends up stranded.
* HumanDisguise: The gang attempts to pass off Scooby-Doo as a human when using him as the bait to trap the Phantom, by dressing him in a trenchcoat, a bowler derby hat and a fake mustache.
* HypocriticalHumor: At one point as Scooby and Shaggy are wandering the Vasquez Castle together, they are both whistling to try and calm themselves down, but then Shaggy stops and tells Scooby, "Stop that whistling! You make me nervous!"
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle.
* NutritionalNightmare: In the opening scene, Shaggy prepares a double-triple-decker sardine and marshmallow-fudge sandwich, complete with an olive on top. But [[BigEater Scooby-Doo ends up eating it]] before Shaggy can take a bite.
* SawAWomanInHalf: Shaggy appears to fall victim to this, with the saw working on its' own into the box. But when Velma rushes to the rescue it's too late... only it turns out Shaggy's head in one half of the box is just a dummy head in Shaggy's likeness, and Shaggy is still in one piece cramped up inside the other half.
-->'''Velma''': Hey! This is just a dummy head!
-->'''Shaggy''': ''(popping out of his half of the box)'' Someone mention me?
* StrangerBehindTheMask: Unlike many traditional ''Scooby-Doo'' mysteries, the villain under the ghost/monster costume is someone the gang had not met before TheUnmasking, in this case, ex-magician Bluestone the Great. The sheriff that comes to arrest the villain recognizes him and fills in the gang on who he is.
* TemptingFate: Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that a castle is filled with traps, but ends up falling through a trapdoor.
!!This episode includes examples of the following tropes:
* AffablyEvil: After the Vazquez castle ghost is revealed to be an ex-illusionist Bluestone the Great, rather than giving a YouMeddlingKids speech, he actually manages to be gracious enough to give an encore performance showing how he managed the intangibility illusion and is quite cooperative when the police take him away.
* BedsheetGhost: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle. He takes it UpToEleven by having the ability to float around and go through walls, making his simple disguise more effective and scary.
* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: When Daphne is separated from the gang, she is shown to be very independent enough to avoid danger despite being best known later on as the designated DamselInDistress.
* ExpospeakGag: Velma translates her own fancy talk in a joke at the beginning.
-->'''Velma''': When the barometric pressure dropped and the warm offshore air came in contact with the midland cold front, we ran into some unnavigable nucleation.
-->'''Fred''': You're right, Velma, ''whatever'' you said.
-->'''Velma''': I said, we're lost in a fog.
* FootBathTreatment: Scooby uses a foot bath (and a [[IllnessBlanket blanket]]) to pretend he's got a cold so he won't have to sniff out the Phantom. Naturally, the humans don't fall for it.
* HauntedCastle: The old Vasquez Castle, where the gang ends up stranded.
* HumanDisguise: The gang attempts to pass off Scooby-Doo as a human when using him as the bait to trap the Phantom, by dressing him in a trenchcoat, a bowler derby hat and a fake mustache.
* HypocriticalHumor: At one point as Scooby and Shaggy are wandering the Vasquez Castle together, they are both whistling to try and calm themselves down, but then Shaggy stops and tells Scooby, "Stop that whistling! You make me nervous!"
* MonsterOfTheWeek: The Phantom of Vasquez Castle.
* NutritionalNightmare: In the opening scene, Shaggy prepares a double-triple-decker sardine and marshmallow-fudge sandwich, complete with an olive on top. But [[BigEater Scooby-Doo ends up eating it]] before Shaggy can take a bite.
* SawAWomanInHalf: Shaggy appears to fall victim to this, with the saw working on its' own into the box. But when Velma rushes to the rescue it's too late... only it turns out Shaggy's head in one half of the box is just a dummy head in Shaggy's likeness, and Shaggy is still in one piece cramped up inside the other half.
-->'''Velma''': Hey! This is just a dummy head!
-->'''Shaggy''': ''(popping out of his half of the box)'' Someone mention me?
* StrangerBehindTheMask: Unlike many traditional ''Scooby-Doo'' mysteries, the villain under the ghost/monster costume is someone the gang had not met before TheUnmasking, in this case, ex-magician Bluestone the Great. The sheriff that comes to arrest the villain recognizes him and fills in the gang on who he is.
* TemptingFate: Daphne dismisses Velma's statement that a castle is filled with traps, but ends up falling through a trapdoor.
