History VideoGame / SkullmanInScoobyDoc4TheDestroyerFeaturingAtsushiOnita

''Scooby Doc 4'', much like it's predecessor, is a BossGame, with only four of its 20 levels featuring anything more than a beginning room and a boss fight. Defeating a boss rewards Skullman with currency, which he can use to purchase additional weapons or cosmetic hats. The game is filled with strange references; you could be using the ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' spread gun to battle the [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyI Black Mage]] one moment, and be an airplane shooting down [[VideoGame/{{NARC}} Mr. Big]] the next.

** Atsushi Onita's theme, "Kill Her, Marshal", is a remix of "Killer Marshal", originating from the UsefulNotes/SuperFamicom game ''Onita Atsushi FMW'', where it's used as a theme for one of the normal stages.

* BrickJoke: The three [[VanityPlate Vanity Plates]] shown upon starting the game are RED-FIRE, Majestic Sales Inc, [[TheLastOfTheseIsNotLikeTheOthers and]] Creator/HannaBarbera. [[spoiler:Hanna-Barbera returns as one of the several joke Vanity Plates shown after the end credits (along with the actual vanity plates for RED-FIRE and Majestic Sales).]]

* PostDefeatExplosionChain: Redskull, Atsushi Onita, and [[spoiler:Final Doc]] all blow up repeatedly when defeated.

* HighSpeedBattle: Skullman fights [[Franchise/SonicTheHedgehog Shadow]] on a motorcycle. [[spoiler:Scooby Doc is fought in a similar fashion.]]

** "Training Grounds", a fast-paced remix of the first ''WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine'' opening theme.

* SyntheticVoiceActor: Used by Skullman, Toadman, and the Dustman lookalike.

''Skullman In: Scooby Doc 4: The Destroyer (Featuring Atsushi Onita)'' is a fangame by RED-FIRE (the creator of VideoGame/GrandDadReboot) and Majestic Sales Inc, loosely based off the ''VideoGame/MegaManClassic'' series.

''Skullman In: Scooby Doc 4: The Destroyer (Featuring Atsushi Onita)'' is a fangame by RED-FIRE and Majestic Sales Inc, loosely based off the ''VideoGame/MegaManClassic'' series.

* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: As Space Snowman's health gets lower, his theme progressively decreases in speed- and the background turns into a PlayStation 2 disc reading error message.

* LettingTheAirOutOfTheBand: As Space Snowman's health gets lower, his theme progressively decreases in speed.

* CutsceneBoss: Three of the bosses simply kill Skullman without giving him the chance to do anything but scream at the top of his longs, sending him back to the hub right after:

* OverlyLongGag: [[spoiler:The end credits feature an incredibly long Special Thanks section, which, among other things, lists "My Uncle" several times. As if that weren't enough, the credits are followed by several Vanity Plates for companies that didn't even work for the game (including Hanna-Barbera, which was also present among the opening Vanity Plates).]]

* VehicularAssault: The second boss, Taurus, is a sentient Ford Taurus sedan that launches roadcone spikes and clouds of [=CO2=], as well as ramming across the screen.

The game was released on November 15, 2018, and is available for download on Website/GameJolt.

* BossWarningSiren: The Albatross' core is preceded by a siren and a voice clip warning you of the upcoming battle.
** [[spoiler:The battle against Final Doc is preceded by a voice clip saying "Emergency!"]]

* CutsceneBoss: Three of the bosses simply kill Skullman without giving him the chance to do anything, sending him back to the hub right after:

** Spiderman runs into Skullman and distorts the screen while loud screaming is heard.
** A Truck slams straight into Skullman, and Skullman screams bloody murder as he clings onto the grill.

* MakeMyMonsterGrow: Redskull turns into a gigantic mechanical version of himself for his boss fight.

* StylisticSuck: The narration accompanying the opening cutscene and intermision cutscenes is filled with typos and grammatical errors.

The game starts [[VideoGame/MegaMan4 Skullman]], who has become an "international attacker" through his many violent missions. One day, a "WARGATE" opens, creating a portal to other worlds and creating mass panic for humans and robots alike. Now, it's up to Skullman to enter the wargate, take on a myriad of unusual opponents, and escape the Void.

''Scooby Doc 4'' is a BossGame, with only four of its 20 levels featuring anything more than a beginning room and a boss fight. Defeating a boss rewards Skullman with currency, which he can use to purchase additional weapons or cosmetic hats. The game is filled with strange references; you could be using the ''VideoGame/{{Contra}}'' spread gun to battle the [[VideoGame/FinalFantasyI Black Mage]] one moment, and be an airplane shooting down [[VideoGame/{{NARC}} Mr. Big]] the next.

* VehicularAssault: The second boss, Taurus, is a sentient Ford Taurus sedan that launches roadcone spikes and clouds of CO2, as well as ramming across the screen.

The game stars [[VideoGame/MegaMan4 Skullman]], who has become an "international attacker" through his many violent missions. One day, a "WARGATE" opens, creating a portal to other worlds and causing mass panic for humans and robots alike. Now, it's up to Skullman to enter the WARGATE, take on a myriad of unusual opponents, and escape the Void.

* BittersweetEnding: [[spoiler:Scooby Doc is defeated and the threat of the WARGATE has been stopped, but Toadman is killed before the final battle, causing Skullman to question his violent lifestyle.]]

** "Training Grounds", a fast-paced remix of the first WesternAnimation/ThomasTheTankEngine opening theme.

* OverlyLongGag: The opening sequence to the game, which features an absurd number of [[VanityPlate Vanity Plates]], most of which are for companies that didn't actually work on the game. [[spoiler:The gag returns after the end credits, with even ''more'' companies added on.]]
** [[spoiler:The end credits also include an insanely long Special Thanks list, which, among other things, lists "My Uncle" several times.]]

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: Parodied with the Dustman lookalike from the opening, whose name alternates between "Dost Man" and "Dist Man" with each line of dialogue. Furthermore, he's the only Robot Master in the game to have a space before the word "Man" in his name.

* SyntheticVoiceActor: Used by Skullman, Toadman, and Dost/Dist Man.

* UnexpectedShmupLevel: The ninth and fifteenth levels are this. The former is preceded by Skullman transforming into an airplane, complete with the iconic transformation sound from Franchise/{{Transformers}}.

* DeadlyDisc: The Blader, which looks and functions like the Spinning Blade from ''VideoGame/MegaManX3''.

The game starts [[VideoGame/MegaMan4 Skullman]], who has become an "international attacker" through his many violent missions. One day, a "WARGATE" opens, creating a portal to other worlds and creating mass panic for humans and robots alike. Now, it's up to Skullman to enter the WARGATE, take on a myriad of unusual opponents, and escape the Void.