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** 'Very'' much in the first live-action movie, where he's a vain, self-obsessed glory hog, and a bit of a pervert as well. He has a bit of a HeelRealization towards the end, though, and for the second movie he's [[TookALevelInKindness much less of a jerk]].
** 'Very'' much in the first live-action movie, where he's a vain, self-obsessed glory hog, and a bit of a pervert as well. He has a bit of a HeelRealization towards the end, though, and for the second movie he's [[TookALevelInKindness much less of a jerk]].
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* AdaptationalJerkass: '
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**'Very'' ''Very'' much in the first live-action movie, where he's a vain, self-obsessed glory hog, and a bit of a pervert as well. He has a bit of a HeelRealization towards the end, though, and for the second movie he's [[TookALevelInKindness much less of a jerk]].
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* TheBusCameBack: Flim-Flam finally came back after 34 years of absence in ''The Curse Of The 13th Ghost''.
* CharacterDevelopment: By his return in ''The Curse Of The 13th Ghost'', the young man is shown to have outgrown his tendency to con others and makes an honest living selling ghost hunting equipment and souvenirs.
* CharacterDevelopment: By his return in ''The Curse Of The 13th Ghost'', the young man is shown to have outgrown his tendency to con others and makes an honest living selling ghost hunting equipment and souvenirs.
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* TheBusCameBack: Flim-Flam finally came back after 34 years of absence in ''The Curse Of The of the 13th Ghost''.
* CharacterDevelopment: By his return in ''The CurseOf The of the 13th Ghost'', the young man is shown to have outgrown his tendency to con others and makes an honest living selling ghost hunting equipment and souvenirs.
* CharacterDevelopment: By his return in ''The Curse
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* DeadpanSnarker: Dusk has her moments.
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* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Dusk in later incarnations is shown to be more tomboyish while Thorn and Luna are more feminine. Dusk is very rebellious, aggressive, hot-headed, and not very ladylike given how she enjoys beating on drums and in "Mystery Inc." she has a fondness for 'Band Battles' and wearing war paint.
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* TomboyAndGirlyGirl: Dusk in later incarnations is shown to be more tomboyish while Thorn and Luna are more feminine. Dusk is very rebellious, aggressive, hot-headed, and not very ladylike given how she enjoys beating on drums and in "Mystery Inc." she has a fondness for 'Band Battles' and wearing war paint.
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[https://youtu.be/Rlo3x0NMs5g I'm a *bleep*ing cartoon star!]]]]
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[[caption-width-right:250:[[https://youtu.be/Rlo3x0NMs5g I'm a *bleep*ing *bleep* cartoon star!]]]]
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[[spoiler:JP Manoux (2002 Live-Action movie; giant form)]]form)]]\\
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[[spoiler:Creator/JasonMantzoukas (2024, ''WesternAnimation/{{Velma}}'')]]
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* AdaptationalDumbass: In the live-action movies, he is really dumber as he's more prone to ComicallyMissingThePoint more times than his animated counterpart like thinking that him being a sacrifice is a good thing.
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* AdaptationalDumbass: In the live-action movies, he is really dumber as he's more prone to ComicallyMissingThePoint even more times so than his animated counterpart like thinking that him being a sacrifice is a good thing.thing in the first movie.
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* AdaptationalDumbass: In the live-action movies, he is really dumber as he ComicallyMissesThePoint more times than his animated counterpart like thinking that him being a sacrifice is a good thing.
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* AdaptationalDumbass: In the live-action movies, he is really dumber as he ComicallyMissesThePoint he's more prone to ComicallyMissingThePoint more times than his animated counterpart like thinking that him being a sacrifice is a good thing.
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* AdaptationalDumbass: In the live-action movies, he is really dumber.
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* AdaptationalDumbass: In the live-action movies, he is really dumber.dumber as he ComicallyMissesThePoint more times than his animated counterpart like thinking that him being a sacrifice is a good thing.
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* TheMillstone: Subverted, while he does often get grabbed, he's just too strong and too ''fidgety'' to be held captive for long[[note]]Farquaad tried grabbing him when nobody was watching, this meant there was nobody for Scrappy to try to defer to or anyone to not let him at him. The incident ended with Farquaad fleeing in terror and dubbing Scrappy [who was in hot pursuit] a vicious beast[[/note]], and it's somewhat of a gag of him running up to the gang with a suspect in an attempt to 'help'. At least twice he caught the culprit only halfway through the first time the gang ordered him to release the man because they didn't think it was him, the second time Scrappy managed to ''grab'' the snake demon, but since only Shaggy and Scooby saw and both were too scared to think clearly, they still snatched him and made a break a for it.
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* TheMillstone: Subverted, while he does often get grabbed, he's just too strong and too ''fidgety'' to be held captive for long[[note]]Farquaad long[[note]]Farquard tried grabbing him when nobody was watching, this meant there was nobody for Scrappy to try to defer to or anyone to not let him at him. The incident ended with Farquaad Farquard fleeing in terror and dubbing Scrappy [who was in hot pursuit] a vicious beast[[/note]], and it's somewhat of a gag of him running up to the gang with a suspect in an attempt to 'help'. At least twice he caught the culprit only halfway through the first time the gang ordered him to release the man because they didn't think it was him, the second time Scrappy managed to ''grab'' the snake demon, but since only Shaggy and Scooby saw and both were too scared to think clearly, they still snatched him and made a break a for it.
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* GreatDetective: Admit it, Velma is the most competant detective. While everyone contributes to solving the mystery and are all quite good at it, she is usually the one that does the most detective work.
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* GreatDetective: Admit it, Velma is the most competant competent detective. While everyone contributes to solving the mystery and are all quite good at it, she is usually the one that does the most detective work.
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* GreatDetective: Admit it, Velma is the most competant detective. While everyone contributes to solving the mystery and are all quite good at it, she is usually the one that does the most detective work.