I wanted to honor Scooby doo by staying very true to the source material. As funny as fnaf and it’s dark lore can be, I wanted this to be appropriate for the younger fans of both FNAF and Scooby doo alike, because I feel like that’s what Scooby doo is all about! Introducing younger kids to horror and mystery and proving you don’t need excessive gore to make a compelling, dark and mysterious story!
@@eagtab i was honestly 50/50 till the end if you were going to put an actuall skull under the mask or make it just afton trying to scare people away xD
I love how there's no blood, swearing or edgy humor. Some people would just make an adult parody but this feels true and faithful to the show. I love that!
I want to make a FNAF animation like this about kids that they're chased by Sprintrap (or other William form). The show will be something between Goonies and Kevin Home Alone.
@@Vvix0 In this version, there is no mention of the infamous murders and William Afton didn't suffer from the springlock failure, that would cause his body to be destroyed (+ Velma remove the head piece just fine). Becuase of this, there is simply no reason for blood to be there! You could even theorise it as Afton trying to scare away customers, by making it look like it's blood.
Kept expecting it to get 'ironically gory' or edgy or something but instead it was an unironic straightforward emulation of old school Scooby Doo episode writing - which was charmingly refreshing. What an impressive project, all made in Blender. I knew about worthikids's Rankin Bass style stop motion blender vids, but the CG artifice of this this was so well hidden I didn't even know this was Blender until I saw the video description.
Robot Chicken is what soiled the feeling of this kind of animation parodying, to me. There was so much senseless edginess in it. Though alot of people love it, since it had a cultural impact I think.
@@Sadeness99Seriously. There's tasteful edginess and then there's edginess for the sake of it. Invincible has oodles of edginess, but it's tasteful. It isn't there just for excessive shock value that wears off because of overuse
@@wowalamoiz9489 I'm like bamboozled how you mentioned invincible while I was watching a clip of it the moment I got the notification. You're right too.
@@AlphaZeroX96 it all depends on how well written things are. Edgy could be used to define something as "dark but a bit cheesy", adult-themed with raunchy humor, or actually different and uniquely standing out from other stories in terms of it's dark or harder themes. That's what I think at least. Lots of meanings to the word than what most people think.
It's not the animation or the AI or whatever else that blows me away. It's how you perfectly captured the feeling of that classic Scooby era. Truly magical.
How is it not the animation? making a digital animation look so much like stop motion is way more impressive then capturing the classic scooby doo era a book could do that and it has
Yes, except that this is Freddy Fazbear’s pizza and not Fazbear’s fright. Because it’s not a place spring trap is supposed to be at the story for naff is not canon in this universe. Is it?
So this was entirely animated in Blender? It looks so...real, like they're actual puppets and actual miniature sets. That must have taken a long time. Honestly, respect.
I had this playing on the tv on youtube and my Grandpa walked in and sat down saying, "I've never seen this episode before" I told him its an animated fan film and his eyes widened to the size of golf balls. He loves this and he said it reminds him of times when he'd sit infront of the tv when he was younger. Thank you for making this and keep up the good work man.
@@halal_spider9722 The creator answered that but basically, Eagan wanted to create a horror animation that anyone could watch, especially the children since both Fnaf and Scooby-Doo have fans of all ages. Honestly, this is a breath of fresh air. Not only he stay true to the Scooby Doo animation (no really, damn, everything was on point, and the stop motion only added to its quality), but he also gave his own spin to the Fnaf side, turning into an old-school cartoon for kids (oh the nostalgia!). Nothing against the distorted/horror content around UA-cam, there is plenty of high-quality content out there. But the thing is, the majority of it, barely asks if the viewer is 18+, and this is a problem for young ones. Don't forget about the fake kids channels too, sickening.
It’s a darn shame that this animation is going to be remembered mostly by the controversy it started rather than it’s actual content because this is one of the best and most unique FNAF fan animations out there
Tbf, I only heard about this animation because of the controversy, and it genuinely made my day. The video, I mean. Besides, with the way things are, it's probably better to not be involved in Hollywood.
@TheHigherUps. The creator used AI voices for Fred, Daphne, and Velma. Daphne's current voice actress was not too pleased with this information, and even after the creator apologized, is still trying to completly blacklist him from the animation industry. It's Twitter drama. What did you expect.
In a way, the controversy kind of helped him (although it probably ruined his view on Grey DeLisle). Before the whole Twitter thing, he had less than 500 subs, now he's at over 50K. If he's smart, he can use his channel to potentially make UA-cam a real source of income with future projects.
Yep, I saw "Created in Blender" at the end and was thoroughly blown away. Doing a 3D CG animation that looks like genuine stop motion while simultaneously remaining _completely_ faithful to the style of the traditionally-animated source material is no small feat. Those mediums are not interchangeable by any stretch of the imagination, yet this pulls it off perfectly.
She's acting like a child over what is clearly a fan project that was made out of love instead of greed or hatred for the source material. She's a loser
This is genius. He changed everything that is dark to something light that fits with the formula of most Scooby doo episodes. Like the deadly springlock suit changed to just simple robot costume and William Afton being dead by the mechanicals to William Afton wearing a suit with metal like parts to mimic a robot like parts
And maybe a little bit to those who are fans of the whole Rankin Bass aesthetic. Just look at the animation for a moment. Doesn’t it look like it comes from a Rankin Bass movie?
The characters look so true to those old stop motion animations. The felt effect for the hair and fur is so detailed. The added sound effects, laugh track, and music from the original Scooby Doo really ties the nostalgia together.
The way this adapts the material of FNAF, recreates the vibe of Scooby Doo, and captures the magic of old stop motion movies is genuinely astounding. This is absolutely fantastic.
@@TomyDayosthat makes absolutely no sense to me especially since many studios have already shown they’re willing to utilize AI as well as CGI lookalikes for dead actors.They have budgets and resources, this guy didn’t. Would voice actors have been nice? Absolutely. Do I think it’s a cardinal sin to make an indie fan project by yourself or want to try something out for fun? No, I don’t.
@@TomyDayos Not blacklisted by Hollywood as a whole per say. Just blacklist by Daphne's VA, who's pretty prominent in animation. Dude might still make a career, but it won't be in any projects she's in.
This was so true to the spirit of the show! If you didn't know what Five Nights at Freddy's was you'd never realize it was a crossover. An obvious labor of love.
Agreed. I understand getting upset if small-time VAs get scammed out of their voices for actual money-makers, but not fan films and already-popular actors
The fact that a 10 minute fanmade Scooby short feels more like Scooby Doo then the last few new projects from Warner says a lot . Props to you Eagan you did a great job with the writing and animation
Really love how this not only captured a legit old Scooby Doo episode but the animation itself really does nail the old Rankin Bass stop motions. Very impressive work!
it looks like all the old christmas movie stop motions. i ws even stareing at them thinking that they looked like them like someone found the old ones and redressed them
I actually avoided this for a time thinking it was going to be one of those 'edgy', 'shocking' horrors. Instead it was perfectly in the realm of Scooby Doo and I now adore this as one of the best videos on youtube! You did a truly stellar job on this!
It’s perfect. Every last frame, down to the little VHS scratch marks. Everything fit, from the voice acting, the Rankin-Bass stop animation, to the lore friendliness. This kind of masterpiece comes only once in a blue moon and it makes me salivate wondering how this would have blown up if it came out five years earlier
Like, the decision to remake the original Scooby-Doo intro in stop motion must've been an ambitious task in and off itself, but to make what is essentially an entire actual episode, complete with the proper music cues and laugh track... this is beyond talented. This is art, man.
@@Madbandit77 , they'd be found in some grandparents attic in rough shape, quickly sold and displayed either in some prissy millionares collection or at the Smithsonian. Kinda like the og Rudolph doll
I’ll never understand why people hated this when it first came out. This is great, not only did you capture the same essence the original show had, but you even captured the same energy that those old stop motion Christmas Specials have
People were worried about job loss for me, not thee so suffering multi millionaire multi mansion hollywood vas who get paid 200k a year off royalties from 10 year old clips harassed him and sent mobs after this kid, a struggling down on his luck passionate kid. While the legally bound to choose profit over lives via us supreme court CEOs heard of this brand new technology everyone was talking about that could make jobs easy and more outsourcable. Fuck the a anti ai movement, not for resisting but spending all that core time harassing small time creators and the soft and meek while fucking flying away in megajets from their own court cases. All they ever cared about was themselves while they were virtue signaling yet they pirated or stole what they wanted anyways.
Combining Scooby Doo and FNAF makes a lot of sense. This feels a lot like a 70s Scooby Doo episode. Mystery Incorporated is very cute in a stop motion style.
I've seen every episode of Scooby-Doo Where Are You more times than I can remember. This is the most perfect fan project for classic Scooby that I have ever seen. The gags were on point, the dialogue was perfect, the run/walk cycles were accurate. Everything was just perfect.
9:25 3 people did very good job using Scooby-Doo characters impression voice, while they're using 4 voice Ai to voice Fred Jones, Daphne, Velma, and S.G. Kluger!
Can't say I was expecting a saturday 70's cartoon to be revived in the stopanimation style of Rankin&Bass, glad to see the classics are still appreciated today.
The fact that you made this in blender instead of actually using stop-motion rigs is Miles more impressive considering how believable it looks like a stop-motion animation
Still haven't seen anyone point out how amazing it is that they replicated the look of old stop motion in Blender, this whole episode is CG animation. And unless you really know what to look for it's basically impossible to tell, great work!
It’s amazing how close to the source material this video is. It’s feels like an authentic Scooby Doo episode. Nothing too much or too little. Just right.
As someone who’s seen most of the Scooby-Doo media out there, this is probably one of the best fan projects I’ve ever seen to come out of this franchise. They got the atmosphere and writing down flawless and feels like it jumped straight out of the original Where Are You series. The added bonus of it being animated in the Rankin-Bass stop motion style is just icing on the cake, it also pulls the look off flawlessly and genuinely feels like it could’ve jumped right out of the early 70s. I can’t even tell if it’s actual Stop-Motion or CGI so if that isn’t high praise I don’t know what is. I didn’t mind the AI voices of Fred, Daphne, and Velma all too much because I can understand why that was done. Then there’s the fact that this is a FNAF crossover and if I had to nitpick anything, I would say that the fact that SpringTrap is the monster of the week doesn’t really amount to anything interesting because this short doesn’t explore a lot of interesting thing within the FNAF canon in the short 11 minute runtime. Maybe if it were 22 minutes long like a classic Scooby-Doo episode, it could do more with the FNAF elements, but I’m just nitpicking because animation is very taxing. So yeah, I adored this more than most modern official Scooby-Doo media and it’s beyond faithful to the original Hanna-Barbara tone of Scooby-Doo and the style of Rankin-Bass all at once. Banger work, you knocked it out of the park
This full length animation crosses 3 things from my childhood beautifully. Not only does it combine Scooby Doo, Where Are You and FNAF, but it also captures the exact same style as the Rankin/Bass stop motion animation Christmas movies from the 60s-80s. Name doesn’t ring a bell? Ever seen Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Santa Clause is Comin to Town, or even Jack Frost? All made by the amazing animation studio.
I was literally thinking the same thing. Mike or the security guard is the same type model from something like Rudolph. I’m so happy some else noticed that
I am so happy that this was nothing edgy or bloody; everything that makes Scooby-Doo so endearing is in this, and I absolutely love it. Thank you so much!
Not only is this a hugely faithful rendition to the original scooby doo, it is very faithful to the FNAF franchise which is both awesome and respectable!
@@TheManinBlack9054 personally I’m not a huge fan (I’ve never actually played any of the games) but I am aware of its extensive lore (mostly because Game Theory put out a theory about it every other upload) so I think it’s awesome that this guy respected the lore of a children’s game enough to keep it relatively accurate and rather in depth with his portrayal. In other words the animator didn’t have to go so hard on the finer details but he did anyway and I have respect for that. Also as a side note I was never really interested in the game, I only followed it because I wanted to support MatPat’s channel.
@@TheManinBlack9054 huhh?? I think you're talking about security breach because the older games are DEFINITELY not kid friendly. The main antagonist (Purple Guy/William Afton) kills dozens of children and stuffs them into robot animal suits, and then he accidentally kills himself in a springlock suit (which makes your blood drown your voice out out your body as mechanical parts replace your actual organs, so you can't scream for help.) There's also other deaths such as Elizabeth (Afton's daughter) being shoved inside her favorite robot's stomach(said robot was meant to kill kids, which Elizabeth didn't know) and Elizabeth teaming up with 3 other robots to try to kill Afton, but they ended up killing her older brother Michael and didn't realize it. Also, Michael accidentally killed his younger brother (The crying child from FNaF 4) by shoving his head into his favorite animatronic's jaws, which was supposed to be a prank but the robot bit C.C's frontal lobe off. TLDR: There's tons of bloody and gruesome deaths in the FNaF franchise in general, and that's why it's rated 12+
@@TheManinBlack9054 And Scooby Doo is a kids' cartoon. What's your point? You're a kid, aren't you? Also, I'm pretty sure FNAF isn't for kids considering it has rotting human remains & many many dead kids.
I'm actually shocked that this was done in Blender. Thought it was physical stop motion the entire time. Awesome job, and such a faithful recreation of the original!
The quality on its own is impressive! But to mimic stop motion so accurately in Blender? Imagine what this guy could do learning from the right mentor!
Ironically, actor Mathew Lillard known for playing Shaggy in the live action Scooby-Doo movies recently plays Springtrap in the new Five Nights at Freddy's movie. Dang it Shaggy you went from unmasking bad guy's to being the bad guy behind the costume.
AI voices have been around for years. Grey just lost her mind because she's insecure and misery craves company. The AI voice isn't even Grey's and she even admitted it wasn't (but continued her tantrums), it's actually Daphne's first VA's voice. What's more, she literally stole artwork to be used for her promoting her own products whilst mad at this creator for not even using her own voice for a project that's non-profit. Aka, she's a major hypocrite, an _Actual_ thief (illegally), and a bully. A fan animation giving FREE, undeserved credit to Grey, and she acts like such a petty, narcissistic brat. Even one of the makers of Scooby Doo supported this animator's work. I hope she gets b*tch slapped with karma. 😂
I don’t know how people see the stuff AI creates and still get this worked up. Look at artwork, videos, scripts etc made by AI and it’s all awful. It’s not a replacement for human imagination.
Man this straight up feels like an old episode of Scooby Doo! I was sitting here smiling all the way through. And it doesn't overdo it with any unnecessary horror that I was kinda waiting on, just really leaning into the classic Scooby. Bravo, good sir. Bravo
I totally thought the pizza sauce was going to turn out to be blood and they were going to lean into the horror of FNAF, but I was quite content that this turned out to be a straight up Scooby Doo Where Are You homage/tribute.
I was hoping they find afton's dead body and realized there actually were ghosts. *sigh* such a shame. No wonder the first scooby doo was uninteresting to watch
@@ms.pirateI don’t think you get the point of the original Scooby Doo. Scooby Doo is meant to introduce younger audiences to horror in an appropriate way, and the creator of this video clearly wanted to honor that
Never thought I would see a rankin bass style scooby doo episode crossover with FNAF of all things, but it’s perfect in every way. The script, the models, the gags are so accurate to the source material! Super impressive
I really liked how you didn't go the usual parody route of having it be really dark. It could have been a genuine Scooby-Doo episode shown to its original target demographic with no issues. Even the lore was made kid-friendly while keeping the key components of William and Henry's relationship.
As someone who grew up watching old reruns of the classic scooby doo, i can say withoutba doubt that you absolutely nailed the comedy and feel of the original cartoon. If scooby doo had been stop motion instead of traditionally animated, it would have 100% looked like this. You have earned yourself a sub my good man
Not only does this feel like an authentic Scooby Doo episode, but this also perfectly captures the animation style of the stop motion holiday films. Very well done.
After the uproar this caused on twitter I was expecting unnecessary drama in the comment section, I’m happy to see the artist being supported by the community, this truly was an amazing piece of work.
@woodlefoof2 Apparently the voice actor for the current Daphne threatened to blacklist this person from Hollywood. Yeah, imagine threatening a fan of your work, what a piece of literal shit. Anyway the thing is though, I legit cannot find the tweet talking about this
@@bruhmanofyear2647a voice actress for daphne I think and abunch of nerds got mad the creator of this short used ai for the character voices besides scooby (who’s voiced by the creator who made this short), they got mad despite the creator giving an explanation that they do not like nor support ai but only used it because of the lack of voice actors who could voice the characters and the lack of money to pay them
I am genuinely shocked to see the talent this man has. I have never seen fnaf put into this light before and it certainly is crazy. This man's got a long road of success waiting for him.
You not only scripted perfect Scooby Doo dialogue that feels incredibly authentic and true to the franchise and somehow managed to tie it in with freakin FNAF, but you also captured the exact feel of a Rankin Bass film. Props to you, you must have put so much effort into this.
I was thinking the same thing!!!! also thank you for giving me the name of the production company! I never knew what it was, and your comment taught me something. So thank you.
@@joeybaseball7352 it's really terrible on the internet when someone who is doing his best for a fun project of his own using AI voices, the way i think AI voices were MEANT to be used: for fun projects like personal videos, projects, or ai covers of songs, and he got bullied to hire people to voice.
@@ProtoAlpha yeah, that, people dissing sequels for being more modern and using cgi (Star Wars, I’m a prequel fan, originals are good but prequel better), and people who make it their lives just to shit on an actor, creator, characters, or a series itself just for clout and because they have nothing else to do with their lives but ruin other people’s lives are the things I cannot stand with media and fandoms.
I know it's already been said, but what's impressive about this is how true it stays to the style and humour of the 60s Scooby Doo while still being charming. I imagine it would have seemed easier to go for something like Robot Chicken. It's a small detail, but 4:49 is EXACTLY the kind of gag the show would have done, with the canned laughter and hard-frame reaction shot. William Afton being an actual purple guy was funny too.
@@fentropic By 'style' I mean things like the style of story, the pacing, the presentation of the characters and the setting, and even the humour itself in the most broad terms. I know that this isn't emulating the animation style of the 60s show itself.
As a lifetime lover of original Scooby Doo, I can't express how much this feels like a Scooby-Doo episode. You absolutely nailed everything, especially the music/sound effects. It's so on par with a typical episode. I'm literally so impressed (Also, the clay figures remind me so much of the original Rudolph figures and that makes it so much more endearing)
Yeah, basically Rankin Bass type of animation, despite someone mentioned it was made on a computer. Still though, it looks like as if it was photographed in real life. EDIT: Turns out this is animagic, a type of stop motion animation Rankin Bass used animated by Japanese animators for their Christmas specials. Also, Special Delivery Kluger makes an appearance in this that I never thought he would be brought back in 50 years or so.
That backlash you got is undeserved. It's very understandable why you can't hire VAs, heck most people can't. But this project is a masterpiece. This didn't feel like a $10 project - it felt like a full blown professional work.I look forward to seeing more from you in the future!
Well, any sympathy I had for the the strikers just went down the drain for targeting the gentleman who animated this. Not that I had much sympathy to begin with considering the hubris they had to demand influencers do this and that or don't do that or this.
@@Madison-iw8ix literally the entire point of the strike is because of studios using AI to replace writers and actors/living human beings who are struggling to make money because the studios don't want to pay them a living wage for doing their jobs. Him releasing this project whilst using AI DURING THE strike is an insult and spitting in their faces.
This is pure talent, it's sad that someone who can create something this good gets pushed to the side while Hollywood makes crap like the Velma series.
I was honestly afraid to watch this thinking it was gonna be a disturbing parody. But not only am I relieved, I love every second of it. Great job everyone who worked on this. I hope you all go far. ✌️
Disappointing how the actors only paid attention to the fact the creator didn't have stacks to pay for voice actors instead of the effort put into this
A faithful recreation of the tone, style, sound, and writing of a classic Scooby Doo episode, without modern, pessimistic jokes or violence, etc., just to recapture the feelings of a classic show and animation style of times gone by? Heck yeah.
I guess the highest compliment I can give is that I genuinely thought this was a real stop motion project in the spirit of those old Rankin Bass specials. Finding out this is made on a computer is insane.
Absolutely terrific. I can't believe how accurate the writing was to the real show. I remember watching old Scooby cartoons on VHS when I was younger, and this really takes the cake for not being overbearingly FNAFy, and keeping hold of the classic Scooby vibe.
@@sourlab Someone should start a pedition to cancel Velma. That show is like someone put dog shit in a blender with soysauce and wasabi and then drank it afterwards!
Watching paint dry is better than Velma. Fifteen minutes of getting your fingers stuck in mousetraps is better than Velma. That’s a very low bar to clear. That said, this stuff is really good.
I don’t care if the voices were AI-Made. This is glorious! I love the Rankin-Bass like style as well. Even having that one narrator dude was there as the security guard. You don’t deserve all of this hate man. Just ignore what everyone says and keep doing your best!
absolutely agree. No one was hurt here, this is a passion project showing great skill. The fact the VA is being a cunt about it ahows more on them than the creator
@@TomyDayos plus, it's a UA-cam fan project, do these people seriously expect a random 23 year old youtuber to get actual voice actors for something like this? People need to chill out.
I legit expected this to be from robot chicken. Even tho it isn't, it's still awesome. I love the stop motion asthetic similar to the Wallace movie, plus I love the mashup of the scooby doo and fnaf references
To me the voice acting and sound design is what really seals the deal- excellent voice acting, the same sound effects and background music of the show, it all just ties this video together and makes it feel like a genuine stop motion special!
@@alphabo2776 sorry bud, but if you actually payed attention to the old pinned comment Eagan here said that *he* did the voice for Scooby. Everyone elses voice is ai tho.
@archonandromeda You really gonna do that? I already knew, cuz unlike you I read and pay attention to shit I care about. I mistyped, what do you want me to go back and edit it? how cute.
HOLY CRAP This is made IN BLENDER?! THE WHOLE TIME I THOUGHT IT WAS STOP MOTION!! All the details, the hair and texture on the characters... wow. This man dropped this phenomenal peice of work all of a sudden and not many talk about how professional this looks. His work is so good he shouldn't just be hired by a studio, he should be the manager of a studio! Also, to me being threatened by a voice actor is more like an achievement and it just shows how powerful you are that a professional voice actor cares about your work.
As someone who draws occasional Scooby-Doo crossovers (Like meeting Freddy Krueger, Chucky, Michael Myers, etc.), this is really good! It feels very in spirit of the original series and even stays true to the lore, just dumbing it down enough to fit with the tone of Where Are You. Not gonna lie, I was expecting a Matthew Lillard joke at the end of it since both played Shaggy.
I intentionally avoided that bc I didn’t want to put in a ton of work for a full episode and then the reveal be a joke that didn’t make total sense. Plus I really wanted to sculpt a super stylized William afton haha
I spent this entire video going “wow these puppets are so well made, I wonder what happened to them irl” only to come to the comments and see it was all cgi- that’s genuinely so impressive
This animation is evidence that a Five Nights At Freddy's and Scooby-Doo crossover would definitely work. This feels like I just watched one of the lost episodes of Scooby-Doo. The voice acting, the sound effects, everything about this is awesome. I especially love how you even made character designs for the FNaF characters if they were in Scooby-Doo. You even captured the essence of the OG Scooby-Doo cartoons as well when it came to everything....ESPECIALLY the chase scene! That was genius!
The fact this is made in blender is beyond real, it looks just like an original Rankin/Bass. You can feel the amount of love for scooby in every second of these amazingly solid 10 minutes of animation. I felt like a kid watching boomerang again and catching an old scooby cartoon I never saw before. Thank you.
as a giant fnaf fan i approve of this video. and also the refrence that one of the actors of one of the scooby doo movies shaggy being william afton in the fnaf movie im proud! good job also SCOOBY DONT LEAVE ME HERE
As a big fan of scooby doo aswell as fnaf this honestly feels exactly how an episode would play out. The animation is stunning, the facial expressions are so fitting and the movements too. I genuinely thought it was stopmotion until I read that it was made in blender. And the voice acting is really accurate.
The Scooby Doo formula is so ironed out, basically the only reason this is shorter is because a lot of the episode exposition is sped up and the "middle" of the episode between commercials where Scooby and Shaggy first get chased by the monster was blended into the resolving chase and team B didn't get their cluefinding portion. Add in a trap explanation and failure and boom, feature length episode.
This was a joy. I expected some bloody edge-fest, but it really is just a distilled version of the show. Fantastic work on this whole thing. From getting the right backing tracks to the general setup, this made my day.
It's eerie how well you captured the classic Scooby-Doo experience while making it feel new and fresh. I feel like a whole official series in this style would be a big hit.
As someone who grew up with scooby doo and fnaf I love how much dedication you put into this project like everything from the dialogue to the visual/sound effects is so authentic and true to the classic series. It really felt like I was watching an episode from the dvd I had as a kid, thank you so much!!
Im pretty sure the style is based off a few old Christmas shows for I recognize the security guard as the mailman that took letters to Santa who was in conflict with The Burgermeister Meisterburger of Sombertown
@@tommaczar673 I never actually knew the studio name so thanks for saying it. Thank you :) Those were good Christmas films, I guess the Mailman was a security guard before delivering letters to Santa or maybe he retired into a night guard :p
Hey, just wanted to say - from a former stop motion animator to a newbie - phenomenal work. Wverything from the puppets to the set design were top-notch, and i do appreciate that this was more of a genuine parody rather than an edgy one. Kudos, dude. Hope your career goes swimmingly.
Your incredible attention to detail, the Rankin Bass animation style, the voicing, the slow moving cheesy 70s-era cartoon gags. Everything was incredible. You should be incredibly proud of this work. Easily earned the sub.
I mean, 3/5ths of the main cast are AI, how is that good voice direction? It's cheap and taking jobs away from people. I mean, the video got 300Kish views in 1 day, how can you not afford any voice actors?
@@Kosher3864 have you not seen the view counts on this dudes other videos? 10-12k max. I think the use of resources here was incredible for what it was seeing as this is a relatively small channel. Sorry you weren't as impressed as me I guess lol. AI isn't some omnipotent big bad all the time. Additionally, this project is literally not monetized. It's not like some 5 extra voice actors aren't feeding their children because this video exists. It isn't their IPs, or their music or their anything but animation work. The editing was fun and unique, it mimics an animation style that is otherwise completely dead, the music and timing were all on spot.
This is, without exaggeration, probably the best fan production I’ve ever seen. The animation, script, and sound design felt as though this could have been a genuine “live action special” (read stop motion) on CBS. Awesome work!
This is absolutely amazing. You remained as faithful as possible to the source material while also adding your own flavor. There isn't any blood or gore, no edginess or subversive horror, and there's no swearing, either. It just feels like a good old-fashioned Scooby-Doo episode from the 60s. Even the voices of the main characters have been authentically replicated and sound exactly like the Scooby Gang from the actual show. Whether they are cloned AI voices or they are actual impressions is hard to say, but they're authentic nonetheless. This is so faithful that it feels like a lost special Scooby-Doo episode from the 60s. If you told me that this is a long-lost episode of Scooby-Doo, I probably would have believed you. This is literally the best Scooby-Doo & FNAF fan media I have ever seen. I am blown away, this is truly a beautiful work of art. Scott Cawthon needs to see this. ❤️
Near the end of the credits, it shows its a mixture of AI voices and real actors. There's some voices so iconic I don't think anyone could have replicated them.
This feels like an actual special episode of Scooby Doo! No subversive horror, no edgy jokes or cursing.
Just a full immersive experience!
I wanted to honor Scooby doo by staying very true to the source material. As funny as fnaf and it’s dark lore can be, I wanted this to be appropriate for the younger fans of both FNAF and Scooby doo alike, because I feel like that’s what Scooby doo is all about! Introducing younger kids to horror and mystery and proving you don’t need excessive gore to make a compelling, dark and mysterious story!
It almost reminds me of Rakin/Bass for some reason.
😂😂😅😅
@@eagtabI love this take, and it’s something I greatly appreciate! It felt true to both worlds. I’m blown away
@@eagtab i was honestly 50/50 till the end if you were going to put an actuall skull under the mask or make it just afton trying to scare people away xD
i had the same idea, not to judge but the style looked "robot-chicken-y" so i was kinda expecting it
I feel like I just woke up on a random morning in 1969 and turned on my TV. You did an awesome job with the animation!!
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It's the SpongeBob guy
Yeah, he even made HollyWood jealous.
You should call out the actors that are overreacting against this non-profit video.
Hello!
I love how there's no blood, swearing or edgy humor. Some people would just make an adult parody but this feels true and faithful to the show. I love that!
I want to make a FNAF animation like this about kids that they're chased by Sprintrap (or other William form). The show will be something between Goonies and Kevin Home Alone.
What about blood at 4:46? Unless it really is pizza sauce
tbh it feels like an special episode of the original Scoobs, and not only because of "stop-motion"-like style
@@Vvix0 If it was blood, Scooby would have known as soon as he smelled it.
@@Vvix0 In this version, there is no mention of the infamous murders and William Afton didn't suffer from the springlock failure, that would cause his body to be destroyed (+ Velma remove the head piece just fine). Becuase of this, there is simply no reason for blood to be there! You could even theorise it as Afton trying to scare away customers, by making it look like it's blood.
Kept expecting it to get 'ironically gory' or edgy or something but instead it was an unironic straightforward emulation of old school Scooby Doo episode writing - which was charmingly refreshing. What an impressive project, all made in Blender. I knew about worthikids's Rankin Bass style stop motion blender vids, but the CG artifice of this this was so well hidden I didn't even know this was Blender until I saw the video description.
Robot Chicken is what soiled the feeling of this kind of animation parodying, to me. There was so much senseless edginess in it. Though alot of people love it, since it had a cultural impact I think.
@@Sadeness99Seriously. There's tasteful edginess and then there's edginess for the sake of it.
Invincible has oodles of edginess, but it's tasteful. It isn't there just for excessive shock value that wears off because of overuse
@@wowalamoiz9489 I'm like bamboozled how you mentioned invincible while I was watching a clip of it the moment I got the notification. You're right too.
I wish people would stop calling dark things "edgy."
@@AlphaZeroX96 it all depends on how well written things are. Edgy could be used to define something as "dark but a bit cheesy", adult-themed with raunchy humor, or actually different and uniquely standing out from other stories in terms of it's dark or harder themes.
That's what I think at least. Lots of meanings to the word than what most people think.
It's not the animation or the AI or whatever else that blows me away. It's how you perfectly captured the feeling of that classic Scooby era. Truly magical.
That's exactly what I was thinking such a blast from the past with this
How is it not the animation? making a digital animation look so much like stop motion is way more impressive then capturing the classic scooby doo era a book could do that and it has
I fully agree with you, reminds me of Rudolph, the rednosed reindeer when it first came out
Dude, it's basically Rankin Bass stop motion mixed with five nights at freddy's from the 2010s and scooby doo from the late 1960s early 1970s.
@@Meowth_HMCit is stop motion
This really does feel like something the Fazbear Company would do to cover up the horrors of their past.
Typical Fazbear move
The thought of Fazbear Entertainment making a cartoon and crossing it over with Scooby-Doo sounds about right. 😂
No it’s what they parody from that “crazy indie game designer” to cover it up further as just fiction
Yes, except that this is Freddy Fazbear’s pizza and not Fazbear’s fright. Because it’s not a place spring trap is supposed to be at the story for naff is not canon in this universe. Is it?
The canon story of FNAF doesn’t exist in this universe cause Springtrap is at the wrong location. Fazbear’s fright. Not Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza. 🍕
So this was entirely animated in Blender? It looks so...real, like they're actual puppets and actual miniature sets. That must have taken a long time. Honestly, respect.
Kinda looks like something bass animations would do lol
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I honestly never would have guessed unless it was pointed out
@@brunoneverliesHow is this a 🤓 comment? I bet you overuse "based" too.
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I had this playing on the tv on youtube and my Grandpa walked in and sat down saying, "I've never seen this episode before" I told him its an animated fan film and his eyes widened to the size of golf balls. He loves this and he said it reminds him of times when he'd sit infront of the tv when he was younger. Thank you for making this and keep up the good work man.
It’s all fun and games until you tell him what its based on
@@LetsGETOItPodcast-zf2fv oh he knows. He watched the FNAF movie with me and told him the lore. He loves it
@Zamtania, your grandpa sounds nice
@@Bluepuffanimations He's the nicest grandfather anyone will meet and thank you
Thank you for sharing this story, it's very heartwarming.
No gore, no jumpscares, pure art, nostalgia, and wholesomeness.
Thank you for producing this awesome content!
i kinda wanted it to take a dark turn like william geting springlocked infront of them
@@halal_spider9722 The creator answered that but basically, Eagan wanted to create a horror animation that anyone could watch, especially the children since both Fnaf and Scooby-Doo have fans of all ages.
Honestly, this is a breath of fresh air.
Not only he stay true to the Scooby Doo animation (no really, damn, everything was on point, and the stop motion only added to its quality), but he also gave his own spin to the Fnaf side, turning into an old-school cartoon for kids (oh the nostalgia!).
Nothing against the distorted/horror content around UA-cam, there is plenty of high-quality content out there. But the thing is, the majority of it, barely asks if the viewer is 18+, and this is a problem for young ones. Don't forget about the fake kids channels too, sickening.
@@coutou5302yeah. The scary fnaf vhs videos were okay but now they’re just over saturated. I’m actually glad this one’s just normal
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FNAF is easily most well-known for its jump-scares but from the lens of this being Scooby-Doo in addition to FNAF the absence makes sense.
It’s a darn shame that this animation is going to be remembered mostly by the controversy it started rather than it’s actual content because this is one of the best and most unique FNAF fan animations out there
Tbf, I only heard about this animation because of the controversy, and it genuinely made my day. The video, I mean.
Besides, with the way things are, it's probably better to not be involved in Hollywood.
@@Madison-iw8ixwhat controversy
@TheHigherUps. The creator used AI voices for Fred, Daphne, and Velma. Daphne's current voice actress was not too pleased with this information, and even after the creator apologized, is still trying to completly blacklist him from the animation industry. It's Twitter drama. What did you expect.
@@golemplay64 I should have thought it be something silly.People will always try to fight something I suppose
In a way, the controversy kind of helped him (although it probably ruined his view on Grey DeLisle). Before the whole Twitter thing, he had less than 500 subs, now he's at over 50K. If he's smart, he can use his channel to potentially make UA-cam a real source of income with future projects.
This single fan-made episode is more faithful to the original Scooby Doo show than the entirety of Velma, and that’s saying something
I can't tell if that's a good thing, a bad thing, or just sad.
I heard that this animation creator was blacklisted by hollywood for using Ai voices. Ugh...
thats saying nothing bro
???? Thats dumb
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@@QUBIQUBED I agree with you, its dumb.
Learning that this was CG and not real stop motion was mind blowing. This is truly a work of pure passion and love and it's incredible.
Yep, I saw "Created in Blender" at the end and was thoroughly blown away. Doing a 3D CG animation that looks like genuine stop motion while simultaneously remaining _completely_ faithful to the style of the traditionally-animated source material is no small feat. Those mediums are not interchangeable by any stretch of the imagination, yet this pulls it off perfectly.
Seriously, I thought it was real stop motion.
IT IS????!?!?!?!?
This is awesome,, don't let what a certain voice actor said on twitter get to you
Fr, this is really talented yet people only care about the negative
They're jealous that a fan can make something that can be enjoyable.
She's acting like a child over what is clearly a fan project that was made out of love instead of greed or hatred for the source material. She's a loser
what voice actor?
@@jmann6368grey delisle, I Believe she's the voice actor for Daphne
This is genius. He changed everything that is dark to something light that fits with the formula of most Scooby doo episodes. Like the deadly springlock suit changed to just simple robot costume and William Afton being dead by the mechanicals to William Afton wearing a suit with metal like parts to mimic a robot like parts
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This is an instant classic for both scooby fans and fnaf fans! What an amazing work of art!
And maybe a little bit to those who are fans of the whole Rankin Bass aesthetic.
Just look at the animation for a moment. Doesn’t it look like it comes from a Rankin Bass movie?
It could be possibly cannon, one day...
Jokes aside, this was insane. One big rollercoaster!
I agree 😁👍
Oh my god it's Scott Cawthon
Love that it doesnt devolve into "Lets make edgy dark bloody parody" of scooby doo but instead an actual scooby doo level humor!
The characters look so true to those old stop motion animations. The felt effect for the hair and fur is so detailed. The added sound effects, laugh track, and music from the original Scooby Doo really ties the nostalgia together.
Ranken Bass productions, yes. You can find other animations in the same style in his library.
Kind of reminds me of something from Rankin/Bass.
it's genuinely just discount worthikids
The way this adapts the material of FNAF, recreates the vibe of Scooby Doo, and captures the magic of old stop motion movies is genuinely astounding. This is absolutely fantastic.
@@TomyDayos Hollywood is becoming aware of its irrelevance, and like a cornered beast knowing it's going to die, it's lashing out with its claws
@@TomyDayosthat makes absolutely no sense to me especially since many studios have already shown they’re willing to utilize AI as well as CGI lookalikes for dead actors.They have budgets and resources, this guy didn’t.
Would voice actors have been nice? Absolutely. Do I think it’s a cardinal sin to make an indie fan project by yourself or want to try something out for fun? No, I don’t.
This is so fucking well done like holy shit!!! Great job!
@@TomyDayos Not blacklisted by Hollywood as a whole per say. Just blacklist by Daphne's VA, who's pretty prominent in animation. Dude might still make a career, but it won't be in any projects she's in.
This was so true to the spirit of the show! If you didn't know what Five Nights at Freddy's was you'd never realize it was a crossover. An obvious labor of love.
I’m glad to see something this magical on youtube, it’s like a lost episode
I'm a fan of Scooby Doo and FNAF and I dreamed about crossover between this two.
I honestly feel so bad that you got so much flak for this. The voices are truly better here, and it was ofc just for fun.
Agreed. I understand getting upset if small-time VAs get scammed out of their voices for actual money-makers, but not fan films and already-popular actors
He got backlash from this? Bruh.
The fact that this was created on Blender is crazy. It looks like actual Rankin and Bass animation!
wait it's CG? I thought it was stopmotion.
@@tokubenanimations6506not the first I've seen, look up "dried up old bones"
I concur!
@@tokubenanimations6506 He said he used Blender 3.5.
I kept looking at it and then back at the description where it says it's made in blender. It's fucking insane man
The fact that a 10 minute fanmade Scooby short feels more like Scooby Doo then the last few new projects from Warner says a lot .
Props to you Eagan you did a great job with the writing and animation
Really love how this not only captured a legit old Scooby Doo episode but the animation itself really does nail the old Rankin Bass stop motions. Very impressive work!
I was going to say the same! It’s a perfect style for scooby doo and I never realized until just now
it looks like all the old christmas movie stop motions. i ws even stareing at them thinking that they looked like them like someone found the old ones and redressed them
I actually avoided this for a time thinking it was going to be one of those 'edgy', 'shocking' horrors. Instead it was perfectly in the realm of Scooby Doo and I now adore this as one of the best videos on youtube!
You did a truly stellar job on this!
Me too!
I avoided Minecraft for 8 years
@@SajuuksDomain💀
It’s perfect. Every last frame, down to the little VHS scratch marks. Everything fit, from the voice acting, the Rankin-Bass stop animation, to the lore friendliness. This kind of masterpiece comes only once in a blue moon and it makes me salivate wondering how this would have blown up if it came out five years earlier
I mean, with the FNAF film I'm sure we'll see a resurgence
I know this video is perfect
Reading this comment in Homelander's voice
voice acting?
Like, the decision to remake the original Scooby-Doo intro in stop motion must've been an ambitious task in and off itself, but to make what is essentially an entire actual episode, complete with the proper music cues and laugh track... this is beyond talented. This is art, man.
this was made in blender, not stop motion
if anything that is just a complement to the effort.
@@shinyrayquaza9then he also made a great job making an entire animation at stop motion style too
Ikr? It feels so authentic! Really hope this video gets to a million views.
THIS WAS MADE IN BLENDER?
If Scooby-Doo really had a stop motion short like this back in the late 60s, these dolls would be very valuable right now.
Too true. They would go for six to seven figures.
@@Madbandit77 , they'd be found in some grandparents attic in rough shape, quickly sold and displayed either in some prissy millionares collection or at the Smithsonian. Kinda like the og Rudolph doll
I’ll never understand why people hated this when it first came out. This is great, not only did you capture the same essence the original show had, but you even captured the same energy that those old stop motion Christmas Specials have
People were worried about job loss for me, not thee so suffering multi millionaire multi mansion hollywood vas who get paid 200k a year off royalties from 10 year old clips harassed him and sent mobs after this kid, a struggling down on his luck passionate kid. While the legally bound to choose profit over lives via us supreme court CEOs heard of this brand new technology everyone was talking about that could make jobs easy and more outsourcable.
Fuck the a anti ai movement, not for resisting but spending all that core time harassing small time creators and the soft and meek while fucking flying away in megajets from their own court cases. All they ever cared about was themselves while they were virtue signaling yet they pirated or stole what they wanted anyways.
Combining Scooby Doo and FNAF makes a lot of sense. This feels a lot like a 70s Scooby Doo episode. Mystery Incorporated is very cute in a stop motion style.
Be Cool Scooby Doo had actually done an episode based on FNAF/Chuck E Cheese's which the monster is a possum mascot character animatronic
That's because Matthew Lillard played both Shaggy (both in Live-action and animated) and William Afton in the FNAF movie.
This did more justice to the Scooby Doo franchise than Velma 2022 did.
Preach!!
We don't talk about velma
Velma is part of scooby doo?
@@shrekusmcheckus9826you see, its because velma doesnt do crap
@@simarpreetsingh3270 except original velma.
I've seen every episode of Scooby-Doo Where Are You more times than I can remember. This is the most perfect fan project for classic Scooby that I have ever seen. The gags were on point, the dialogue was perfect, the run/walk cycles were accurate. Everything was just perfect.
Facts, same here. Accuracy is 💯
9:25 3 people did very good job using Scooby-Doo characters impression voice, while they're using 4 voice Ai to voice Fred Jones, Daphne, Velma, and S.G. Kluger!
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Can't say I was expecting a saturday 70's cartoon to be revived in the stopanimation style of Rankin&Bass, glad to see the classics are still appreciated today.
I can't agree more on this one. Just all the references are amazing
Is this canon?
I wholeheartedly agree
Yes! I was like: It looks like Rankin&Bass!!
The Security Guard looks the Mailman from "Santa Claus is Comin To Town"!!
The fact that you made this in blender instead of actually using stop-motion rigs is Miles more impressive considering how believable it looks like a stop-motion animation
Wow, i didn't even noticed, maybe is because of the filter
I would have never known if he hadn't told us, it looks so good , as a repro 70's stop motion I mean.
Well done creator!
@@grindelston5968 it looks just like mad monster party, I love it
Legit wouldn't have had a clue, I was fully convinced by looking at it that it was claymation lol
Still haven't seen anyone point out how amazing it is that they replicated the look of old stop motion in Blender, this whole episode is CG animation. And unless you really know what to look for it's basically impossible to tell, great work!
I completely agree not a easy thing to pull off this person is going places
wait what? it's blender animation?
Yeah it’s insane, I was only really able to tell because of Springtrap’s run animation.
@@randomtexanguy9563 eyup.
i was surprised when out of nowhere blender 3.5 showed up in the credits,
I hope you never finds a job lmao
It’s amazing how close to the source material this video is. It’s feels like an authentic Scooby Doo episode. Nothing too much or too little. Just right.
As someone who’s seen most of the Scooby-Doo media out there, this is probably one of the best fan projects I’ve ever seen to come out of this franchise. They got the atmosphere and writing down flawless and feels like it jumped straight out of the original Where Are You series. The added bonus of it being animated in the Rankin-Bass stop motion style is just icing on the cake, it also pulls the look off flawlessly and genuinely feels like it could’ve jumped right out of the early 70s. I can’t even tell if it’s actual Stop-Motion or CGI so if that isn’t high praise I don’t know what is. I didn’t mind the AI voices of Fred, Daphne, and Velma all too much because I can understand why that was done. Then there’s the fact that this is a FNAF crossover and if I had to nitpick anything, I would say that the fact that SpringTrap is the monster of the week doesn’t really amount to anything interesting because this short doesn’t explore a lot of interesting thing within the FNAF canon in the short 11 minute runtime. Maybe if it were 22 minutes long like a classic Scooby-Doo episode, it could do more with the FNAF elements, but I’m just nitpicking because animation is very taxing.
So yeah, I adored this more than most modern official Scooby-Doo media and it’s beyond faithful to the original Hanna-Barbara tone of Scooby-Doo and the style of Rankin-Bass all at once. Banger work, you knocked it out of the park
I agree! This was one of the best fan made Scooby Doo medias I've seen in a LONG time.
@cartooncatisthebest I do understand but I'm a rambler.
This full length animation crosses 3 things from my childhood beautifully. Not only does it combine Scooby Doo, Where Are You and FNAF, but it also captures the exact same style as the Rankin/Bass stop motion animation Christmas movies from the 60s-80s. Name doesn’t ring a bell? Ever seen Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, Santa Clause is Comin to Town, or even Jack Frost? All made by the amazing animation studio.
Also the massively underrated Year without a Santa Clause and Mad Moster Party! Love R-B ❤️
^ you got the end credits wrong for Daphne- GreY DeLisle voiced her, not GreG
I was literally thinking the same thing. Mike or the security guard is the same type model from something like Rudolph. I’m so happy some else noticed that
I believe the security gaurd is the model used for the mailman in "Santa Claus is coming to town"@@Trenttubehd
That was my thought too!
This legend perfectly capture the essence of Scooby Doo while a team of writers and producers at HBO can't. Hat off to you Eagan Tilghman
Well tbf Mindy was just forcing a self insert
I am so happy that this was nothing edgy or bloody; everything that makes Scooby-Doo so endearing is in this, and I absolutely love it. Thank you so much!
Not only is this a hugely faithful rendition to the original scooby doo, it is very faithful to the FNAF franchise which is both awesome and respectable!
How is FNAF awesome? Its a kids game
@@TheManinBlack9054 personally I’m not a huge fan (I’ve never actually played any of the games) but I am aware of its extensive lore (mostly because Game Theory put out a theory about it every other upload) so I think it’s awesome that this guy respected the lore of a children’s game enough to keep it relatively accurate and rather in depth with his portrayal. In other words the animator didn’t have to go so hard on the finer details but he did anyway and I have respect for that. Also as a side note I was never really interested in the game, I only followed it because I wanted to support MatPat’s channel.
@@TheManinBlack9054boi u better run FNAF is not solely a kids game
@@TheManinBlack9054 huhh?? I think you're talking about security breach because the older games are DEFINITELY not kid friendly. The main antagonist (Purple Guy/William Afton) kills dozens of children and stuffs them into robot animal suits, and then he accidentally kills himself in a springlock suit (which makes your blood drown your voice out out your body as mechanical parts replace your actual organs, so you can't scream for help.) There's also other deaths such as Elizabeth (Afton's daughter) being shoved inside her favorite robot's stomach(said robot was meant to kill kids, which Elizabeth didn't know) and Elizabeth teaming up with 3 other robots to try to kill Afton, but they ended up killing her older brother Michael and didn't realize it. Also, Michael accidentally killed his younger brother (The crying child from FNaF 4) by shoving his head into his favorite animatronic's jaws, which was supposed to be a prank but the robot bit C.C's frontal lobe off.
TLDR: There's tons of bloody and gruesome deaths in the FNaF franchise in general, and that's why it's rated 12+
@@TheManinBlack9054 And Scooby Doo is a kids' cartoon. What's your point? You're a kid, aren't you? Also, I'm pretty sure FNAF isn't for kids considering it has rotting human remains & many many dead kids.
I'm actually shocked that this was done in Blender. Thought it was physical stop motion the entire time. Awesome job, and such a faithful recreation of the original!
I'm so amazed I really thought it was stop motion
WAIT REALLY????? Wow this is amazing
The quality on its own is impressive! But to mimic stop motion so accurately in Blender? Imagine what this guy could do learning from the right mentor!
Yeah especially how blender can make something that look almost stop motion
What is blender?
As someone who grew up watching the original show I can say that this felt like an authentic episode and brought me so much joy.
yea
Forget any controversies the pure artistic love put into this project more than makes up for it in my book
Ironically, actor Mathew Lillard known for playing Shaggy in the live action Scooby-Doo movies recently plays Springtrap in the new Five Nights at Freddy's movie.
Dang it Shaggy you went from unmasking bad guy's to being the bad guy behind the costume.
like, im the man behind the slaughter, scoob!! zoinks!!
You either die a hero or you live long enough to see yourself become the villain
Don't forget he was Ghostface in Scream before he was Shaggy!
He plays William afton, he will be springtrap in future films due to him getting springlocked at the end of the film
This is scrappy doo all over again! SMH my head
So cool, don't care if people hate the AI voices, this project shows more respect to the source than hollywood has had.
AI voices have been around for years. Grey just lost her mind because she's insecure and misery craves company. The AI voice isn't even Grey's and she even admitted it wasn't (but continued her tantrums), it's actually Daphne's first VA's voice. What's more, she literally stole artwork to be used for her promoting her own products whilst mad at this creator for not even using her own voice for a project that's non-profit. Aka, she's a major hypocrite, an _Actual_ thief (illegally), and a bully.
A fan animation giving FREE, undeserved credit to Grey, and she acts like such a petty, narcissistic brat. Even one of the makers of Scooby Doo supported this animator's work. I hope she gets b*tch slapped with karma. 😂
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Wait the voices was done by AI ?! The voices sounded really good!
Daphne fred and velma
I don’t know how people see the stuff AI creates and still get this worked up. Look at artwork, videos, scripts etc made by AI and it’s all awful. It’s not a replacement for human imagination.
Man this straight up feels like an old episode of Scooby Doo! I was sitting here smiling all the way through. And it doesn't overdo it with any unnecessary horror that I was kinda waiting on, just really leaning into the classic Scooby. Bravo, good sir. Bravo
I totally thought the pizza sauce was going to turn out to be blood and they were going to lean into the horror of FNAF, but I was quite content that this turned out to be a straight up Scooby Doo Where Are You homage/tribute.
Yeah i was fully expecting a spring lock failure lol
I was hoping they find afton's dead body and realized there actually were ghosts. *sigh* such a shame. No wonder the first scooby doo was uninteresting to watch
@@pinknblackproductionsI wish their was. I love real horror
@@ms.pirateI don’t think you get the point of the original Scooby Doo. Scooby Doo is meant to introduce younger audiences to horror in an appropriate way, and the creator of this video clearly wanted to honor that
I love how this didn’t go gory or edgy. It’s just a unique adaptation of FNAF into an old Scooby-Doo cartoon.
Never thought I would see a rankin bass style scooby doo episode crossover with FNAF of all things, but it’s perfect in every way. The script, the models, the gags are so accurate to the source material! Super impressive
I really liked how you didn't go the usual parody route of having it be really dark. It could have been a genuine Scooby-Doo episode shown to its original target demographic with no issues.
Even the lore was made kid-friendly while keeping the key components of William and Henry's relationship.
For you to have recreated stop motion in blender like that, it’s one of the most impressive things I’ve ever seen. The models don’t even look cgi
i thought this was stop motion until the credits said “blender 3.5”
Me too!
THIS IS CG??? Wow. My mind is blown.
never forget the what the VA industry did to this
As someone who grew up watching old reruns of the classic scooby doo, i can say withoutba doubt that you absolutely nailed the comedy and feel of the original cartoon. If scooby doo had been stop motion instead of traditionally animated, it would have 100% looked like this. You have earned yourself a sub my good man
3:11 made me laugh so hard, it's a joke that the old Scooby Doo writers would do
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Not only does this feel like an authentic Scooby Doo episode, but this also perfectly captures the animation style of the stop motion holiday films.
Very well done.
I was getting heavy "Santa Claus is coming to town Vibs
I totally agree. I Loved it, the security guard looked liked one of the elfs from a year with out Santa Claus grow up.😅
@@JeyAnevenon no, the guard was specifically designed to resemble the Mail man from Santa Claus is coming to town.
@@erika_itsumi5141 Oh ok yeah your right I knew I recognized that face 😂. I have to say again ♥ it.
After the uproar this caused on twitter I was expecting unnecessary drama in the comment section, I’m happy to see the artist being supported by the community, this truly was an amazing piece of work.
>uproar on twitter
You mean the white noise?
It’s Twitter. Anything said there isn’t considered a valid opinion
Twitter sucks. Nuff said.
@woodlefoof2 Apparently the voice actor for the current Daphne threatened to blacklist this person from Hollywood.
Yeah, imagine threatening a fan of your work, what a piece of literal shit.
Anyway the thing is though, I legit cannot find the tweet talking about this
@@bruhmanofyear2647a voice actress for daphne I think and abunch of nerds got mad the creator of this short used ai for the character voices besides scooby (who’s voiced by the creator who made this short), they got mad despite the creator giving an explanation that they do not like nor support ai but only used it because of the lack of voice actors who could voice the characters and the lack of money to pay them
1:02 Don't Hug Me, I'm Scared reference. June 19.
Noticed it right away. Glad someone else spotted it.
The fact that the actual fnaf lore is properly baked into this is pretty impressive
I am genuinely shocked to see the talent this man has. I have never seen fnaf put into this light before and it certainly is crazy. This man's got a long road of success waiting for him.
You not only scripted perfect Scooby Doo dialogue that feels incredibly authentic and true to the franchise and somehow managed to tie it in with freakin FNAF, but you also captured the exact feel of a Rankin Bass film. Props to you, you must have put so much effort into this.
I was thinking the same thing!!!! also thank you for giving me the name of the production company! I never knew what it was, and your comment taught me something. So thank you.
@@vairiadracule No problem!
The internet really bullied this man for not having easily disposable income
This is truly amazing. I would have no idea the voices were ai if I didn't already know.
@@joeybaseball7352 it's really terrible on the internet when someone who is doing his best for a fun project of his own using AI voices, the way i think AI voices were MEANT to be used: for fun projects like personal videos, projects, or ai covers of songs, and he got bullied to hire people to voice.
@@majorleaguezombie796 That philosophy infuriates me so much. Do people understand that sometimes others can't afford voice actors?!
@@ProtoAlpha yeah, that, people dissing sequels for being more modern and using cgi (Star Wars, I’m a prequel fan, originals are good but prequel better), and people who make it their lives just to shit on an actor, creator, characters, or a series itself just for clout and because they have nothing else to do with their lives but ruin other people’s lives are the things I cannot stand with media and fandoms.
I know it's already been said, but what's impressive about this is how true it stays to the style and humour of the 60s Scooby Doo while still being charming. I imagine it would have seemed easier to go for something like Robot Chicken.
It's a small detail, but 4:49 is EXACTLY the kind of gag the show would have done, with the canned laughter and hard-frame reaction shot.
William Afton being an actual purple guy was funny too.
The stop motion puppeteering looks more like Rankin and Bass's works, such as the Rudolph TV movie from the 60s.
@@fentropic By 'style' I mean things like the style of story, the pacing, the presentation of the characters and the setting, and even the humour itself in the most broad terms. I know that this isn't emulating the animation style of the 60s show itself.
As a lifetime lover of original Scooby Doo, I can't express how much this feels like a Scooby-Doo episode. You absolutely nailed everything, especially the music/sound effects. It's so on par with a typical episode. I'm literally so impressed
(Also, the clay figures remind me so much of the original Rudolph figures and that makes it so much more endearing)
Fun fact: This is somehow made in blender 3.5
Yeah, basically Rankin Bass type of animation, despite someone mentioned it was made on a computer. Still though, it looks like as if it was photographed in real life.
EDIT: Turns out this is animagic, a type of stop motion animation Rankin Bass used animated by Japanese animators for their Christmas specials. Also, Special Delivery Kluger makes an appearance in this that I never thought he would be brought back in 50 years or so.
Agreed
That backlash you got is undeserved. It's very understandable why you can't hire VAs, heck most people can't. But this project is a masterpiece. This didn't feel like a $10 project - it felt like a full blown professional work.I look forward to seeing more from you in the future!
People who hate the AI VOICES are MAD annoying
@@TexanKnightsbecause there's a strike going on right now that's impacting the writers and actors of the industry with the use of AI...
@@TexanKnightsNo, hatred of AI voices is completely warranted, but in this instance I can completely understand why it was used.
Well, any sympathy I had for the the strikers just went down the drain for targeting the gentleman who animated this. Not that I had much sympathy to begin with considering the hubris they had to demand influencers do this and that or don't do that or this.
@@Madison-iw8ix literally the entire point of the strike is because of studios using AI to replace writers and actors/living human beings who are struggling to make money because the studios don't want to pay them a living wage for doing their jobs. Him releasing this project whilst using AI DURING THE strike is an insult and spitting in their faces.
Scooby Doo + Fnaf + Crossover + classic Christmas animation = The best creativity for us fans to watch again and again!!!
This is pure talent, it's sad that someone who can create something this good gets pushed to the side while Hollywood makes crap like the Velma series.
I heard that this animation creator was blacklisted by hollywood for using Ai voices. Ugh...
Velma isn't made by Hollywood?
@@TomyDayosVoice actors aren't usually Hollywood lol
@@ChangedMyNameFinally69 I see. Thanks for the correction.
And voice actors have a problem with this instead of that💀
A Scooby-Doo & FNAF crossover, by way of Rankin-Bass, and it all feels completely seamless.
Super impressive.
IKR?
The best kind of Triple Persona Fusion.
I was honestly afraid to watch this thinking it was gonna be a disturbing parody. But not only am I relieved, I love every second of it. Great job everyone who worked on this. I hope you all go far. ✌️
Same
Same, but still. The fnaf lore is kinda accurate in this :D
It’s only one guy, so many hopes that he goes far lol
Disappointing how the actors only paid attention to the fact the creator didn't have stacks to pay for voice actors instead of the effort put into this
A faithful recreation of the tone, style, sound, and writing of a classic Scooby Doo episode, without modern, pessimistic jokes or violence, etc., just to recapture the feelings of a classic show and animation style of times gone by?
Heck yeah.
You can def tell they're a fan of the old cartoons
So am I.@@desmondmoonbear2922
The writing could use a few tweaks to keep the cadence of the retro cartoons but it's pretty decent for a fan made film
@@The53732 Yep. It's just great.
I guess the highest compliment I can give is that I genuinely thought this was a real stop motion project in the spirit of those old Rankin Bass specials. Finding out this is made on a computer is insane.
THIS WAS MADE ON A COMPUTER?!
WHATTTTT NO WAY
WHAT NO WAY
@@Guitar_Hero_1999 just like the lego movie
WHAT!?
Absolutely terrific. I can't believe how accurate the writing was to the real show. I remember watching old Scooby cartoons on VHS when I was younger, and this really takes the cake for not being overbearingly FNAFy, and keeping hold of the classic Scooby vibe.
Its like watching a legit episode of Scooby-Doo Where Are You, but with FNaF Characters
@@thefantasticretroreviewer3941 Everything about it really fits the part. It's perfect man.
@@Drewskiac I can see why it does
I'm going to convince my siblings this was a real episode
I love how this was better than a entire season of Velma.
Way wayyyyy better this is honestly a masterpiece
@@sourlab Someone should start a pedition to cancel Velma. That show is like someone put dog shit in a blender with soysauce and wasabi and then drank it afterwards!
Atleast it got cancelled actually
I also predict they will call my man ai phobic after redubbing the episode 💀
Watching paint dry is better than Velma. Fifteen minutes of getting your fingers stuck in mousetraps is better than Velma. That’s a very low bar to clear.
That said, this stuff is really good.
I don’t care if the voices were AI-Made. This is glorious! I love the Rankin-Bass like style as well. Even having that one narrator dude was there as the security guard. You don’t deserve all of this hate man. Just ignore what everyone says and keep doing your best!
Agreed. Like, he's not making any money with it nor any malicious intent, so it's fine
absolutely agree. No one was hurt here, this is a passion project showing great skill. The fact the VA is being a cunt about it ahows more on them than the creator
Agree!! Have fun doing what you do best!!! I loved this animation!!!
Completely agree. Its a shame that she would make such a threat against him. But I know where my support lies.
Agreed, they did a very good job!
The fact this was pulled off by one guy is insane, the pacing, the animations are great. Could feel like a genuine classic Scooby-Doo special.
@@TomyDayosThat's hypocritical seeing as they want to do the exact same shit but okay lmao
@@TomyDayos plus, it's a UA-cam fan project, do these people seriously expect a random 23 year old youtuber to get actual voice actors for something like this? People need to chill out.
Ikr!
Ikr, I loved how he added the Golden Freddy easter egg at the end of the episode!
@@TomyDayosthen stop spamming in every comment thread if you agree.
I legit expected this to be from robot chicken. Even tho it isn't, it's still awesome. I love the stop motion asthetic similar to the Wallace movie, plus I love the mashup of the scooby doo and fnaf references
To me the voice acting and sound design is what really seals the deal- excellent voice acting, the same sound effects and background music of the show, it all just ties this video together and makes it feel like a genuine stop motion special!
Only voice that isn’t ai is shaggys
But they did that cause they couldn’t afford multiple VAs so I understand why they did that
@@alphabo2776 sorry bud, but if you actually payed attention to the old pinned comment Eagan here said that *he* did the voice for Scooby. Everyone elses voice is ai tho.
@@lexsavage3311 look in the description. shaggy and scooby are voice acted, everyone else is AI.
@@adora_was_taken William Afton wasn't AI.
@archonandromeda You really gonna do that? I already knew, cuz unlike you I read and pay attention to shit I care about. I mistyped, what do you want me to go back and edit it? how cute.
HOLY CRAP
This is made IN BLENDER?! THE WHOLE TIME I THOUGHT IT WAS STOP MOTION!! All the details, the hair and texture on the characters... wow. This man dropped this phenomenal peice of work all of a sudden and not many talk about how professional this looks. His work is so good he shouldn't just be hired by a studio, he should be the manager of a studio!
Also, to me being threatened by a voice actor is more like an achievement and it just shows how powerful you are that a professional voice actor cares about your work.
Yeah I also thought it was stop motion
As someone who draws occasional Scooby-Doo crossovers (Like meeting Freddy Krueger, Chucky, Michael Myers, etc.), this is really good! It feels very in spirit of the original series and even stays true to the lore, just dumbing it down enough to fit with the tone of Where Are You. Not gonna lie, I was expecting a Matthew Lillard joke at the end of it since both played Shaggy.
I intentionally avoided that bc I didn’t want to put in a ton of work for a full episode and then the reveal be a joke that didn’t make total sense. Plus I really wanted to sculpt a super stylized William afton haha
Well either way, I hope to see more! Definitely gonna be subscribing.@@eagtab
I spent this entire video going “wow these puppets are so well made, I wonder what happened to them irl” only to come to the comments and see it was all cgi- that’s genuinely so impressive
This is absolutely dripping with style, polish, and care for the craft and the medium. The writing feels so much like what the actual show would do.
This animation is evidence that a Five Nights At Freddy's and Scooby-Doo crossover would definitely work. This feels like I just watched one of the lost episodes of Scooby-Doo. The voice acting, the sound effects, everything about this is awesome. I especially love how you even made character designs for the FNaF characters if they were in Scooby-Doo. You even captured the essence of the OG Scooby-Doo cartoons as well when it came to everything....ESPECIALLY the chase scene! That was genius!
The fact this is made in blender is beyond real, it looks just like an original Rankin/Bass. You can feel the amount of love for scooby in every second of these amazingly solid 10 minutes of animation. I felt like a kid watching boomerang again and catching an old scooby cartoon I never saw before. Thank you.
So that's why it looks so nostalgic! I didn't grow up with Scooby-Doo, but I could tell something was familiar!
@@rosykindbunny1313 you can really see it in the guard. I legit thought this was made with a repurposed Rankin/Bass puppet at first.
Wait this is blender?!?!
I thought it was stop motion until the credits
@@SoloWing88 same here! As a stopmotion animator myself this is incredibly impressive to make it look like it is stopmotion
as a giant fnaf fan i approve of this video. and also the refrence that one of the actors of one of the scooby doo movies shaggy being william afton in the fnaf movie im proud! good job also SCOOBY DONT LEAVE ME HERE
As a big fan of scooby doo aswell as fnaf this honestly feels exactly how an episode would play out. The animation is stunning, the facial expressions are so fitting and the movements too. I genuinely thought it was stopmotion until I read that it was made in blender. And the voice acting is really accurate.
AI is kinda shitty, but it does work pretty damn well at times.
@@chadderbug7587 then again I would do it too if I did not have money and worked alone mainly
The Scooby Doo formula is so ironed out, basically the only reason this is shorter is because a lot of the episode exposition is sped up and the "middle" of the episode between commercials where Scooby and Shaggy first get chased by the monster was blended into the resolving chase and team B didn't get their cluefinding portion. Add in a trap explanation and failure and boom, feature length episode.
This was a joy. I expected some bloody edge-fest, but it really is just a distilled version of the show. Fantastic work on this whole thing. From getting the right backing tracks to the general setup, this made my day.
Kinda reminds me of the time they did a Scooby Doo version of Saw. It was a Mysteries Incorporated episode.
This is shockingly well made. It feels like a genuine episode that was aired once and immediately lost to time.
Puppet scooby doo movie vibes
I also love how they used the stop motion puppet designs from those old Christmas movies. I can't be the only one who remembers those movies.
@@theonlyMoancore the rankin/bass classics
@@xxgirlb0yxx YES THOSE
This man deserves an award
It's eerie how well you captured the classic Scooby-Doo experience while making it feel new and fresh. I feel like a whole official series in this style would be a big hit.
As someone who grew up with scooby doo and fnaf I love how much dedication you put into this project like everything from the dialogue to the visual/sound effects is so authentic and true to the classic series. It really felt like I was watching an episode from the dvd I had as a kid, thank you so much!!
Im pretty sure the style is based off a few old Christmas shows for I recognize the security guard as the mailman that took letters to Santa who was in conflict with The Burgermeister Meisterburger of Sombertown
@@somebodykares1I believe you're thinking of rankin bass studios
@@tommaczar673 I never actually knew the studio name so thanks for saying it. Thank you :) Those were good Christmas films, I guess the Mailman was a security guard before delivering letters to Santa or maybe he retired into a night guard :p
@@somebodykares1 omg I had no idea!! I definitely see the inspiration, I was wondering why he looked so joyful
Hey, just wanted to say - from a former stop motion animator to a newbie - phenomenal work. Wverything from the puppets to the set design were top-notch, and i do appreciate that this was more of a genuine parody rather than an edgy one.
Kudos, dude. Hope your career goes swimmingly.
it was made in blender
@sad9456 well, call me fooled. Cuz that is some wonderful stop-motion looking 3-d.
@@vincentthelego7967 yup, honestly didn't even notice until i searched the description
Yes, that Velma show sucks for what it is.
This was made by AI not actual stop motion
The mix of the old Jack Frost film style with Scooby Doo AND fnaf? My whole childhood slapped into one pizza pie! 😂
for real. tho I remember it originally being the Rudolph style
Your incredible attention to detail, the Rankin Bass animation style, the voicing, the slow moving cheesy 70s-era cartoon gags. Everything was incredible. You should be incredibly proud of this work. Easily earned the sub.
I mean, 3/5ths of the main cast are AI, how is that good voice direction? It's cheap and taking jobs away from people. I mean, the video got 300Kish views in 1 day, how can you not afford any voice actors?
@@Kosher3864 have you not seen the view counts on this dudes other videos? 10-12k max. I think the use of resources here was incredible for what it was seeing as this is a relatively small channel. Sorry you weren't as impressed as me I guess lol. AI isn't some omnipotent big bad all the time. Additionally, this project is literally not monetized. It's not like some 5 extra voice actors aren't feeding their children because this video exists. It isn't their IPs, or their music or their anything but animation work. The editing was fun and unique, it mimics an animation style that is otherwise completely dead, the music and timing were all on spot.
@@Kosher3864 you think 300k views is enough to afford stuff like that bro?
@@Kosher3864Taking jobs away from people? My brother in Christ, it’s a 10 minute UA-cam video.
This is, without exaggeration, probably the best fan production I’ve ever seen. The animation, script, and sound design felt as though this could have been a genuine “live action special” (read stop motion) on CBS. Awesome work!
As a lifetime Scooby doo fan who grew up with the original series, thank you. This is beyond amazing:)
So you're a fan of scooby doo then?
its a dream come true
@@JordanWheeler1999scoob these balls into your mouth.
Oooooooooooooohhhhh!
(Jokes aside this is amazing)
Can we take a moment of appreciation for the opening credits?
Absolutely legendary. Seriously gave me the old Scooby doo scare vibes. Iconic memories here.
Honestly, despite the whole AI discourse, this was actually well made. And the fact it was animated in blender as well. Great work.
He used AI, because he doesn’t have the budget to afford voice actors.
@@AdamRee-lx8uhthere is such a thing as hiring impersonators or friends and family. Many fan projects have done this, its not that hard to do 😂
@@LuzunameYou have any friends or know any impersonators that can do a decent Fred or Daphne or Velma impression?
@@Luzuname Spoken like a true naive 12 year old
@@Luzuname
If a computer can do just fine, why bother?
This is absolutely amazing. You remained as faithful as possible to the source material while also adding your own flavor. There isn't any blood or gore, no edginess or subversive horror, and there's no swearing, either. It just feels like a good old-fashioned Scooby-Doo episode from the 60s. Even the voices of the main characters have been authentically replicated and sound exactly like the Scooby Gang from the actual show. Whether they are cloned AI voices or they are actual impressions is hard to say, but they're authentic nonetheless. This is so faithful that it feels like a lost special Scooby-Doo episode from the 60s. If you told me that this is a long-lost episode of Scooby-Doo, I probably would have believed you. This is literally the best Scooby-Doo & FNAF fan media I have ever seen. I am blown away, this is truly a beautiful work of art. Scott Cawthon needs to see this. ❤️
Near the end of the credits, it shows its a mixture of AI voices and real actors. There's some voices so iconic I don't think anyone could have replicated them.
Agreed!! This is absolutely amazing!!
I can't wait till lawsuits begin piling up against creators stealing voices with Ai. It's theft.
Imma be honest I really would have loved if William afton somehow jumped into a bathtub or something.
This will always be the better version, Eagan please never delete the orginal
Even if it's not deleted, it's sure to get privated or de-listed
I'm downloading this video! Amazing work!
@@RC41591Shadow Do it! Save the art! Save it! Save this work now! It's the world's most precious treasure!
@@RC41591Shadow make sure to release it to the public Incase the original does get deleted
Oh come on its not that bad.