History WesternAnimation / TheScoobyDooAndScrappyDooShow

* ElevatorFailure: In "Comic Book Caper", Slime Boy tried using the mezzanine elevator, but it wasn't working for whatever reason. This cause Scrappy to formulate a plan to swipe the comic by using Shaggy to lower Scooby to the monster briefly to snatch the comic the monster is holding. This didn't work. Even if Slime couldn't use the elevator in the normal way, at least he briefly used it as a prison cell for the Great Dane when he tied him up.

* GainaxEnding: "A Fright at the Opera": Which ends with the gang deciding to escape by leaping into a painting of the eiffel tower. Not ''through'' the painting: ''Into'' the painting.

* AnachronisticCowboy: Averted, the setting is actually extremely easy to place. The simple abodes are garnished with eighties tech, "The Border" is referenced in several episodes, and Dusty mentions that he can't do anything with train robbers since that's a job for the federal marshal.

* AnAesop: "Runaway Scrappy": Just because somebody's angry with you and/or you messed up, doesn't mean they don't love you anymore.

* ElevatorFailure: In The Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo Show's "Comic Book Caper", Slime Boy tried using the mezzanine elevator, but it wasn't working for whatever reason. This cause Scrappy to formulate a plan to swipe the comic by using Shaggy to lower Scooby to the monster briefly. This didn't work. Even if Slime couldn't use the elevator in the normal way, at least he briefly used it as a prison cell for the Great Dane when he tied him up.

* SurpriseCreepy: The reason Count Zarko was on the loose? Yabba, Dusty, and Scrappy were digging for fence posts and found a coffin. Dusty logically wants nothing to do with it, but Yabba (supported by Scrappy) ''wants to open it''. For no conceivable reason except blind curiosity. And because, as he tells Dusty, "A coffin can't hurt ya!" What could possibly go wrong with opening a coffin? Granted, the real problem was that the guy in the coffin ''was'' alive and immediately started mind-controlling everyone in town, but still...

* BalefulPolymorph: A magician attempts to invoke this on Scooby, Scrappy and Shaggy by using BlackMagic to turn them into monkeys, but in the end he [[LaserGuidedKarma accidentally turns himself into a monkey.]]

* DenserAndWackier: Even more so than the first show. This series went full adventure and hijinks with minimal mystery solving. With many of the monsters and baddies being real.

* ZanyScheme: Yabba's "Yabba Plans". "Up a Crazy River" takes the trope UpToEleven, the entire episode consisting of one failed scheme after another to rescue Dusty from a group of outlaws.

* SurpriseCreepy: The reason Count Zarko was on the loose? Yabba, Dusty, and Scrappy were digging for fence posts and found a coffin. Dusty logically wants nothing to do with it, but Yabba ''wants to open it''. For no conceivable reason except blind curiosity. And because, as he tells Dusty, "A coffin can't hurt ya!" What could possibly go wrong with opening a coffin? Granted, the real problem was that the guy in the coffin ''was'' alive and immediately started mind-controlling everyone in town, but still...

* AdultFear: Scrappy, though he can handle himself more then most adults can give credit for, frequently causes this for Shaggy and Scooby, running off, challenging large, intimidating opponents.
** Tenderbigfoot emphasizes Scooby's distress when he can't find Scrappy, having last scene him before they went over a waterfall. His joy at finding Scrappy tuckered out but unharmed is practically tangible.

* AdrenalineJunkie:

* AdrenalineJunkie:
-->'''Scrappy:''' ''(delighted)'' We must be miles away from civilization!