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* TheCameo: WesternAnimation/YogiBear and Ranger Smith appear in "The Story Stick". Yogi notably is portrayed as [[BearsAreBadNews much more of a vicious wild animal]] than his regular self, scaring the villain off in one scene, and would be almost unrecognizable were it for the fact that he still has his trademark hat and tie on.[[note]]That said, it's likely just a wild bear that happens to have Yogi's hat and tie as a shout out.[[/note]]
** Yogi and Boo-Boo also appear on a TV in "Lights, Camera, Monster."
** Yogi and Boo-Boo also appear on a TV in "Lights, Camera, Monster."
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* CrazyPrepared: Velma. She has a BagOfHolding.
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* CrossoverCameo: WesternAnimation/YogiBear and Ranger Smith appear in "The Story Stick". Yogi notably is portrayed as [[BearsAreBadNews much more of a vicious wild animal]] than his regular self, scaring the villain off in one scene, and would be almost unrecognizable were it for the fact that he still has his trademark hat and tie on.[[note]]That said, it's likely just a wild bear that happens to have Yogi's hat and tie as a shout out.[[/note]] Yogi and Boo-Boo also appear on a TV in "Lights, Camera, Monster."
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* MorphicResonance: In "For Letter or Worse," the culprit turns out to be [[spoiler: Prestina, who, as a MasterOfDisguise, goes undercover as various people in the television studio to throw the kids off her trail. However, she grabs the VillainBall by always wearing a gold ring on her hand regardless of who she's pretending to be, allowing Velma to make the connection and expose her.]]
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* BagOfHolding: In "The Babysitter From Beyond", Sugie's diaper bag somehow has enough room for her teddy bear, her playpen, her blanket, and a whole refrigerator of her baby food.
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* BagOfHolding: In "The Babysitter From Beyond", Sugie's diaper bag somehow has enough room for her teddy bear, her playpen, her blanket, and a whole refrigerator of her baby food.food, and a ''giant boulder.''
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*** "Velma said, 'Jinkies.' It must be a clue."[[note]]Sometimes, they don't hear it the first time, so she has to shout (sometimes twice) in order for them to say the phrase.[[/note]]
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*** "Velma said, 'Jinkies.' It must be a clue."[[note]]Sometimes, "[[note]]Once though, they don't hear missed hearing her say it the first time, twice, so she has had to shout (sometimes twice) it in order for them to say the phrase.[[/note]]
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** "That will do, Jenkins."
*** "Yes, Miss Blake."
*** "Yes, Miss Blake."
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** '''Daphne''': "That will do, be all, Jenkins."
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'''Jenkins''': "Yes, Miss Blake."
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'''Jenkins''': "Yes, Miss Blake."
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* ClothespinNosePlug: Scoob puts a clothespin on his nose on to elude Stikweed's stench (unfortunately he still smells it).
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* BadassAdorable: Scooby is a puppy this time around but that doesn't mean he won't face the MonsterOfTheWeek (as long as there are Scooby Snacks involved of course).
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* CatchPhrase: Many of the same from the original series and many others.
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* CatchPhrase: CharacterCatchphrase: Many of the same from the original series and many others.
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** "I would've gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for you pesky kids. Oh, and that puppy."
*** That one is more of an example of a group PhraseCatcher than a CatchPhrase.
*** That one is more of an example of a group PhraseCatcher than a CatchPhrase.
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* DoesNotLikeSpam: Scooby loves Scooby Snax as per tradition, but he utterly ''hates'' Acme Dog Biscuits. The episode where they're featured gives him a one-episode CatchPhrase. "Racme Dog Biscuits? Ruck!!!"
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* DoesNotLikeSpam: Scooby loves Scooby Snax as per tradition, but he utterly ''hates'' Acme Dog Biscuits. The episode where they're featured gives him a one-episode CatchPhrase. "Racme Dog Biscuits? Ruck!!!"
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* EpisodeTagline: In the episode "Scooby Dude", Scooby's catchphrase becomes "[[DrugsAreBad Drugs?! Yuck! P'tooey!]]".
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* EpisodeTagline: EpisodeTagline:
** In the episode "Scooby Dude", Scooby's catchphrase becomes "[[DrugsAreBad Drugs?! Yuck!P'tooey!]]".P'tooey!]]".
** The episode where Acme Dog Biscuits are featured gives Scooby a one-episode catchphrase. "Racme Dog Biscuits? Ruck!!!"
** In the episode "Scooby Dude", Scooby's catchphrase becomes "[[DrugsAreBad Drugs?! Yuck!
** The episode where Acme Dog Biscuits are featured gives Scooby a one-episode catchphrase. "Racme Dog Biscuits? Ruck!!!"
* PhraseCatcher: The villains in each episode say to the gang: "I would've gotten away with it too, if it wasn't for you pesky kids. Oh, and that puppy."
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-->"We interrupt ''A Pup Named Scooby-Doo'' for this special announcement. [[CatchPhrase Velma just said 'Jinkies,']] and you know what that means! Thank you."
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-->"We interrupt ''A Pup Named Scooby-Doo'' for this special announcement. [[CatchPhrase [[CharacterCatchphrase Velma just said 'Jinkies,']] and you know what that means! Thank you."
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* BagOfHolding: Sugie's diaper bag somehow has enough room for her teddy bear, her playpen, her blanket, and a whole refrigerator of her baby food.
* BalloonBelly: Scooby ends up really fat for a couple of scenes after eating literal truckload of Scooby Snacks. He slims back down when seeing the MonsterOfTheWeek causes him to deflate.
* BalloonBelly: Scooby ends up really fat for a couple of scenes after eating literal truckload of Scooby Snacks. He slims back down when seeing the MonsterOfTheWeek causes him to deflate.
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* BagOfHolding: In "The Babysitter From Beyond", Sugie's diaper bag somehow has enough room for her teddy bear, her playpen, her blanket, and a whole refrigerator of her baby food.
* BalloonBelly: In "For Letter Or Worse", Scooby ends up really fat for a couple of scenes after eating a literal truckload of Scooby Snacks. He slims back down when seeing the MonsterOfTheWeek causes him to deflate.
* BalloonBelly: In "For Letter Or Worse", Scooby ends up really fat for a couple of scenes after eating a literal truckload of Scooby Snacks. He slims back down when seeing the MonsterOfTheWeek causes him to deflate.
* HomeAloneAntics: The episode "The Babysitter From Beyond" is nearly a WholePlotReference to Film/HomeAlone with the gang trapped in a house as an escaped convict, a crazed babysitter, and a 3 headed zombie attempt to get in. The gang construct a trap using a giant tennis racquet and pulleys to combat one of the crooks.
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* JustEatHim:
-->'''Shaggy:''' "Like, Scooby-Doo just ''ate the Cheese Monster''!"
-->'''Shaggy:''' "Like, Scooby-Doo just ''ate the Cheese Monster''!"
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* JustEatHim:
JustEatHim: In the episode "Wanted Cheddar Alive", after being chased by a literal cheese monster for the entire episode, Scooby solves the problem by eating at the villain's costume when he's cornered.
-->'''Shaggy:''' "Like,Scooby-Doo just ''ate nice work, Scoob, you licked the Cheese Monster''!" monster!"
-->'''Shaggy:''' "Like,
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** In "Wanted Cheddar Alive", the gang watch a news report about a cheese monster who had been ravaging Coolsville. Tying into one of the shows [[RunningGag running gags]], Scooby exclaims "A rease ronster??", to which the news anchor on TV replies "No, a cheese monster."
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** In "Wanted Cheddar Alive", the gang watch a news report about a cheese monster who had been ravaging Coolsville. Tying into one of the shows [[RunningGag running gags]], Scooby exclaims "A rease ronster??", to which the news anchor CEO of the Scooby Snacks company being interviewed on TV replies "No, a cheese monster."
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first episode is the only one that does not include a picture of Shaggy being dragged by Scooby in the EpisodeTitleCard.
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* EarlyInstallmentWeirdness: The first episode is the only one that does not include a picture of Shaggy being dragged by Scooby in the EpisodeTitleCard. As well, Velma is portrayed as TheSilentBob, where the gang reacts to Velma ''speaking'', not her catchphrase of "Jinkies".
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* FirstStepFixation: In "The Babysitter from Beyond", the MonsterOfTheWeek is trapped in a basement due to several large objects barricading the door. The monster climbs out of the basement through a nearby window, goes into the house through the door, removes the obstructions, then goes back outside and climbs back into the basement so that he can leave.
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* ArkhamsRazor: Used almost every episode during TheSummation, every suspect is listed... and the one character who isn't listed for whatever reason (too unlikely, had an alibi, or the writers simply didn't feel like including him / her) is invariably the culprit.
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* ArkhamsRazor: Used almost every episode during TheSummation, every suspect is listed... and the one character who isn't listed for whatever reason (too unlikely, had an alibi, or the writers simply didn't feel like including him / her) is invariably the culprit. "Horror of the Haunted Hairpiece" is an especially egregious example, as the culprit openly hated the business he was trying to close, and made no attempt at an alibi...but was still never suspected by the gang for some reason.
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** Also played with in the episode "Dog Gone Scooby" as well. They do flashback to their first mystery as babies, where Red was the monster (Fred claims to have known all along, but only made this claim after he was unmasked). This is also one of the few episodes in which interrogating Red is actually helpful, as he had seen Scooby at the butcher shop.
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* TheMeddlingKidsAreUseless: While this trope is already common in the franchise, "Curse of the Collar" featured it in the flashback establishing the villain's motive. He was the "ghost" of a Dog Catcher who blamed Scooby's parents for his crimes being exposed...except all indications are that his boss would have caught him anyway. At most the Doos made the arrest slightly easier by chasing him into a cage because he was chasing an apparently non-stray puppy.
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* [[TeenGenius Pre-Teen Genius]]: Velma went from being TheSmartGuy to being an OmnidisciplinaryScientist, having [[ReedRichardsIsUseless a super-computer devoted solely to crime-solving stuffed in a briefcase]], and doing work for NASA even.[[note]]Although the "real" Velma was referred to as working for NASA in a few episodes of The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries.[[/note]]
* ProWrestlingEpisode: "Wrestle Maniacs".
* ProWrestlingEpisode: "Wrestle Maniacs".
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* [[TeenGenius Pre-Teen Genius]]: Velma went from PolicemanDog: In "Robopup", the Blakes' security guard introduces the titular Robopup to the gang, whose purpose is to solve crimes -- which is particularly helpful since the house is being TheSmartGuy to being an OmnidisciplinaryScientist, having [[ReedRichardsIsUseless a super-computer devoted solely to crime-solving stuffed in a briefcase]], and doing work for NASA even.[[note]]Although haunted by the "real" Velma was referred to as working for NASA in a few episodes Ghost of The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries.[[/note]]
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* RedHerring: Short of using an actual red fish, you just can't get more literal than this: Red Herring was the name of an actual character, a local bully. {{Once an Episode}}, Freddy would accuse him of being the culprit; the accusation always came out of nowhere, with zero evidence to support it. Fred's logic was that Red was a jerk, and thus must be the villain. Red would always respond with an airtight alibi, much to Freddy's chagrin. Only in the episode "Night of the Boogie Biker" was Red actually the monster.
** To make matters worse, in said episode, the other kids bet Freddy that he can't go a single case without accusing Red of anything, and he struggles the whole way. So when it ends up being ''literally the only time'' Red was actually guilty, Fred, upon finding out, [[HeroicBSOD drops to the ground in tears, kicking and screaming]] [[IKnewIt "I knew it! I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it!"]]
** To make matters worse, in said episode, the other kids bet Freddy that he can't go a single case without accusing Red of anything, and he struggles the whole way. So when it ends up being ''literally the only time'' Red was actually guilty, Fred, upon finding out, [[HeroicBSOD drops to the ground in tears, kicking and screaming]] [[IKnewIt "I knew it! I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it!"]]
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* RedHerring: Short of using an actual red fish, you just can't get more literal than this: Red Herring was the name of an actual character, a local bully. {{Once an Episode}}, Freddy would accuse him of being the culprit; the accusation always came out of nowhere, with zero evidence to support it. Fred's logic was that Red was a jerk, and thus must be the villain. Red would always respond with an airtight alibi, much to Freddy's chagrin. Only in the episode "Night of the Boogie Biker" was Red actually the monster.
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To make matters worse, in said episode, the other kids bet Freddy that he can't go a single case without accusing Red of anything, and he struggles the whole way. So when it ends up being ''literally the only time'' Red was actually guilty, Fred, upon finding out, [[HeroicBSOD drops to the ground in tears, kicking and screaming]] [[IKnewIt "I knew it! I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it!"]]
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To make matters worse, in said episode, the other kids bet Freddy that he can't go a single case without accusing Red of anything, and he struggles the whole way. So when it ends up being ''literally the only time'' Red was actually guilty, Fred, upon finding out, [[HeroicBSOD drops to the ground in tears, kicking and screaming]] [[IKnewIt "I knew it! I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it I knew it!"]]
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* TeenGenius: Velma went from being TheSmartGuy to being an OmnidisciplinaryScientist, having [[ReedRichardsIsUseless a super-computer devoted solely to crime-solving stuffed in a briefcase]], and doing work for NASA even.[[note]]Although the "real" Velma was referred to as working for NASA in a few episodes of The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries.[[/note]]
