11 Disturbing Monsters Of Scooby Dooby Doo Cartoon - Backstories Explained!
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- The one thing that unites all the generations from Gen X to Gen Z is their shared love for Scooby-doo. You might not know the lyrics of the song trending on the charts right now, but you would definitely recognize the tune of Scooby-doo even from a mile away. As kids, we owed a lot of our good night’s sleep to these meddling kids for debunking myths about ghosts. At the end of every episode, our favorite, The Mystery Inc. would unmask the person pretending to be a ghost. Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy, and Scooby-Doo have been the friends we need, for almost half a century. The reason why this cartoon remains iconic is that it gave us characters we can relate to. Velma and Shaggy assured us that it is okay to be different. Velma has been a role model to the kids who felt too geeky, unable to fit in. It is her intellect alongside Shaggy and Scooby’s impeccable timing that always saved the day. Shaggy’s ever-hungry hipster persona is a contrast to that of Fred and Daphne’s. Fred and Daphne are portrayed as mature and responsible enough to be adults. Like the popular saying that goes; great art is inspired in times of crisis, Scooby-Doo was created during the Vietnam War when political tensions were at an all-time high. Now, let us look into eleven of the disturbing monsters, who would have gotten away if it wasn’t for the busybody kids.
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0:00 Intro
2:04 Ben Ravencroft
5:15 Ghost Clown
7:43 Phantom Puppeteer
9:39 The Skull Island Vampire
12:15 Werecats And Zombie (Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island)
14:55 The Tar Monster
17:04 Ghostly Gondolier
19:53 Space Cook
22:21 Phantom Shadows
24:52 Ghost of Dr. Coffin
27:33 Miner Forty-Niner - Розваги
I just now realized moonscar writing “get out” wasn’t to get them away from him, but to get them away from the werecats so they can’t do their ritual
late to the party, but your still welcomed
Cats 2019 18 years prior.
*MEMORY AND BEAUTIFUL GHOSTS INCREASES*
That was literally stated in the movie...I believe Velma points that out in a scene when they're confronted by the werecats.
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Just "now"? They literally said it in the movie.
Ever since I was a kid, people have mocked scooby Doo as a kiddie show, but there is legit scary dark stuff in this show, atleast the early shows, mystery incorporated and some of the movies. And even as an adult I still love it, it introduced me to the horror genre, and i am grateful.
Yeah Be Cool Scooby-Doo makes them look like they are straight out of Family Guy and Scooby-Doo and guess who is maybe a way to empty at the suggestion box.
@@0valeyes yes, and the mainstream released movie "SCOOB" was way more wackier and dumb than any of the straight to dvd movies.
I LOVE Scooby Doo, to this very moment! And I'm in my 30s! My mom loves Scooby Doo too! And it's the only cartoon that she would actively watch with me! And now I watch it with my little nieces, nephews, and godchildren!
@@gabrieladerre2862 I'm 19 and I still love scobby doo
It's slapstick comedy at worst, at best it's truly a lighthearted noire mystery. Scooby-Doo is the reason why majority adults now enjoy American Horror Story, Lucifer, and Supernatural, mature shows, but at their core; establish the very same nuances of mystery, suspense, spook, and Atmosphere being the biggest. All elements Scooby-Doo achieves in an animation.
Dude, Scooby-Doo! on Zombie Island is my favorite Scooby-Doo! film. The scenes with the zombies and cat girls still freak me out to this day.
It’s very disturbing
Same here ,plus im from Louisiana so it hits home.
@@GeminiTheDoll are there really cursed bayous filled with zombies there?
@@AndreNitroX nah but at night some of the tourists turn into zombies so that’s pretty eventful, and almost everything is haunted so it’s basically as normal as breathing. 😂
@@GeminiTheDoll Excellent. cant wait to visit
Scooby Doo on Zombie Island to me is a Scooby Doo story done right. It was dark, edgy, scary, and violent. The animation was awesome and well done. The story was really good too, and the monsters were real this time, and the music was badass. The song, "It's Terror Time Again" is a song you can't get out of your head and would sing or hum too. They don't make Scooby doo movies like Zombie Island anymore. Now you get cash grabs like Scoob. Hopefully one day there will be another Scooby Doo movie that's darker, edgier, has a good story, and scarier than Zombie Island one day.
Yeah courage in the next one is a lucky pick.
Look for mistery incorporated cartoon. It was as good as Zombie island!
@@Directo13
Yeah.
@@TheSoCalledZoner1 like your username?
Along with cyber chase witch's ghost and space invaders
Gramp the Vamp: “I WANT BLOOOOOOOD!”
Shaggy: “you wouldn’t like mine, it’s yellow!” 🤣
Yellow as in urine blood!
I need to gif that scene.
I think he meant yellow as in “cowardly.”
the scariest episode to me was always “what the hex is going on” bc the story of the uncle ‘suddenly becoming’ an old man paired w the creepy chanting and very evil looking villain just gave the episode a super eerie vibe overall. it always made me a little more uncomfortable than the other episodes.
Oh my god same!!! And the creepy music that was used every time he put a hex on someone, still freaks me out to this day
Amen! I couldn’t get past the first scene as a kid!
The scene of him turning old definitely freaked me out as a kid
It still gives me nightmares to this day😟
To be completely honest, the Phantom Puppeteer is literally the only Scooby Doo villain that still kinda creeps me out to this very day. Whoever directed the episode is a master!
Gotta agree that guy and the blue phantom who turns people old
One of my favorite episodes. Even Velma was like "I dont like looking for clues anymore".
@@uniquelybeautiful5633 yes when velma gets serious you know the situation is deadly serious.
@@AndreNitroX Great episode
@Ren it's not Phantom Puppeteer it's the Puppet Master. This is the actual name for it. For some reason people say it's the Phantom puppeteer
The Space Kook's laughter still haunts me to this day...I was terrified of him as a kid.
The first time I saw space Kook I just smiled he never creeps me out but for some reason that vampire creep me out
I legit had a nightmare about Space Kook a long time ago as a kid
I used to love his laugh because it sounded funny to me
that was the only one that legit creeped me out as a kid.
@dayostical dude same I was absolutely terrified
Does anyone realize that when the ghost clown hypnotized Daphne, he changed her clothes? (Or made her change in front of him?) I found that very creepy as a kid and still do.
Bruh I never thought of that 😭 dude is creepier now than before
Well that ruined my childhood
Hey you never know, maybe she thought to change her outfit by herself but that is kind of a weird thought
hold on wait a minute
Bro i never thought of that…thats a image I’ll never get out of my head
Part of my childhood was spent watching old Scooby Doo episodes. And I enjoyed them all regardless of which decade they came from. I hope this franchise will keep going forever. Great job.
Same here! I'm glad the original cartoon was still being broadcast in the 90s
@@trifeloco---that's when I started watching them.
The Old Scooby Doo was dutifully part of my childhood! (born 1994). Doesn't matter which era either.
@@MrEgofreak---I was born in the previous decade.
@@brokenbridge6316 All generations can enjoy Scooby Doo!
I could never take the Miner 49er seriously since he’s literally just Hank in a hat, beard and stilts. Like he’s in the same exact clothes
i think the overall vibe was creepy but yeah i couldn’t take him seriously either
Lol yeah
Even as a kid I never got why that was supposed to be scary. He literally looks like an annoyed ZZ Top cover artist wannabe.
Just like Mrs. Baker in The New Scooby Doo Movies: The Dynamic Scooby Doo Affair.
The zombie island movie was always the best cause the monsters were actually real
A great twist as well because the zombies were actually the victims! Don't forget *Witch's Ghost* Sarah Ravencroft was a real witch summoned in the film, along with all her familiars such as the jack-o-lanterns and the turkey!
@@TheRealAdaWong also don't forget that Coral Creature, that was technically a monster even though it didn't really do anything except destroy sand castles
And don't forget the series Scooby Doo and the thirteen ghosts
@@jeremiahemery9627 I think that one was 2005. In regards to Sarah Ravencroft, the Cat People, Phantom Virus, and the Alien Invaders, they were all real, unsolved mysteries.
@@sludgyboi1171 There's a couple Scooby-Doo VHS tapes that are golden, and all real supernatural; Scooby-Doo meets the Boo Brothers, Ghoul School, and the Reluctant Werewolf.
Orlando Drummond, Scooby's brazilian voice, died on July 27th, 101 years old. Yesterday, Mario Monjardim, Shaggy's voice, died, 86 years old.
As a fan, here are my thanks to these 2 legends. Thank you so much.
Wow he died one day after my birthday
I appreciated Mario as shaggys voice in all the very very early days of scooby doo first coming out but I must say I absolutely LOVE Mathew Lillard as shaggy in the 2 live action movies as well as think he has done quite an amazing job as the voice for shaggy the past couple decades on all cartoon episodes and movies of scooby doo
Let's not forget the voice of shaggy for 28 years. Casey kasem who has also passed away
As a fan and viewer of the scooby doo franchise i have to agree with you they made my childhood excellent and exciting
I think the 'Gramp the Vamp' episode scared me the most. Not only his evil snarling and laughter as mentioned (whoever did the audio of creepy high-pitched laughter on the show is uber talented), but also each time Lisa became a 'vampire'. Her own snarls and sharp green eyes really were something else. After watching that episode the first time I'd get scared seeing my mom answer the phone thinking she'd turn around and stare at me with green eyes and fangs lol
I think the episode is called Vampire Bats and Scaredy-cats but yes love that episode probably my favorite of the whole show
Yeah I don't know who came up with that concept, but it sure as hell worked!
What scared me most about that episode was the scene of Gramps the Vamp just sitting in dark during the phone call, that and the scene where Shaggy, Scooby-Doo and Dum are in the dark room and he’s just standing in the dark watching them
I was more afraid of the ghost of iron face and the creeper
@@rickw9291 Nah what fucked me up was when Lisa went to go answer the phone, said "hello" with some sort of ringing coming from the phone, hangs up, turns around and face just changed with green eyes and sharp teeth, and starts growling. Like wtf?!?!
Space Kook's laughter still gets to me to this day
I was surprised to learn Frank Welker(AKA Megatron and many other roles)is still doing the voice of Fred after more than 50 years. He's the only remaining original cast member still involved
probably helps that he does scooby doos voice in a lot of media lol
Thing is, even though the zombies were merely trying to warn them
When Moonscar first came back to life, he was terrifying, holding a sword out in front of Scooby and Shaggy, it looked like he was gonna gut them like fish.
For real. You can't tell me they were the good guys when one is holding a whole damn SWORD 🤣
I mean he was a pirate
To be fair Moonscar wasn't too nice to people in life as witnessed by Lena and Simone
Moonscar was a evil pirate before his soul was drained but I think he was just scaring Scooby and Shaggy to get off the island.
Of all the zombies, Moonscar and his dudes DESERVED it.
Let me straighten this out for you, Shaggy is not a hipster he is a hippie there's a difference.
and a beatnik
I can't even imagine Shaggy as a hipster. 😹 I mean it is obvious he's a hippy. He always has the munchies.
Michael is right the Beatnik (someone in the Beat Generation) is the what hippies were before they were hippies. The Beat Generation was started by writers that created a counter culture.
I was really confused when I heard Shagy being labeled a Hipster. I was like a stoner maybe, sure. But a hispter? What. Show's from like 60s(?) hahaha
What exactly is the difference it just sounds the same to me
Mystery Inc was dark and mature, fantastically written and directed. I wish it had kept going for another season or three.
Same
Love it, I recently binged it.
So good it managed to make Fred the best character
So scary it managed to kill a Female Dog!
All of the monsters and villains in the Scooby Doo franchise are awesome whether they are real monsters or just criminals in masks, the concept of a talking dog and 4 teenagers uncovering the diabolical schemes of grown adults disguised as ghosts and monsters is still one of the greatest concepts to this day!!!
Except zombie island that movie was creepy and surprisingly darker than the og scooby doo!!
The Space Kook was always the one that frightened me as a kid. The look was terrifying enough but the laugh was what really got to me.
Little disappointed that The Ghost of Captain Cutler wasn't used as it was another quite iconic villain.
A night of fright is no delight was always my favorite. That's the one where Scooby stood to inherit a million dollars but he and the gang had to spend the night in a haunted mansion with chain rattling phantoms. The scene with the relatives in the coffins creeped me out as a kid.
Also the same episode where they cross it over with Supernatural
Those ghosts creeped me out as a kid now not as much but as a kid nightmare fuel
they freaked me out so much i wasn’t allowed to watch it for the longest time
Space Kook literally gave me nightmares the scene of him laughing and walking towards the “camera” still creeps me out when I see it
same
Exactly
That pitter patter sound of Shaggy and Scooby running in place before they take off in fear still cracks me up 😂
Let me correct you there. HiPPIE not hipster. This how came out in 1969, Shaggy is a real deal hippie.
Shaggy is more a Beatnik, whom were low key urban counterculturalists from the later '50s on.
@@tomfrazier1103 I always loved that in the early scooby doo shows they would always say "Shaggy and his beatnik pup scooby doo" or more commonly would say "shaggy and his beatnik best pal scooby doo" which I always loved cuz it just further showed just how loved scooby was and how he was rarely viewed as a dog but more so an actual friend just like he was as human as the rest of the gang
I loved the Phantom Shadow episode so much as a kid. I use to watch it over and over on VHS telling my parents about the “green ghost.” It was always the spookiest monster to me in the series, with The Creeper being the other. I’ll always love Scooby Doo. Thanks for sharing!
Scooby-Doo franchise that has captivated audience from over 50 years and still going.
I grew up with Scooby-Doo. I still enjoy it to this very day.
Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island is the main installment in the franchise that was LEGIT scary. The zombies were very real and the werecats were terrifying as all hell! It's like they took a page out of R.L. Stine's work and turned it to nearly eleven! And this was supposed to be a kid's movie! I can only imagine how the Gang even slept after facing real horrifying danger for once in their lives. Good luck sleeping for anyone who hasn't seen it... you're gonna need it.
The original cartoons are so great and creepy. So many are dark to the point of borderline terrifying, especially the original Mummy, Captain Cuttler, Pterodactyl Ghost, and Wax Ghost.
The one that messed with me was probably the legend of the vampire. The way the "vampires" moved and the one that hung from the roof messed with me.
I was also scared of the yowie yahoo himself the way he captured his victims with lightning terrified me
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Zombie Island was the best Scooby Doo movie because it had both fake monsters and real monsters. The zombies were just the tip of the iceberg because there was more to this movies then just zombies. There were also: ghost pirates, ghost soldiers & Werecats!
I'm almost positive they made a new movie called "Scooby-Doo returns to zombie island"
@@Neko2_4_8_ yeah. That one wasn't as scary & suspenseful as the original. Plus they kept saying Moon "star" instead of Moonscar.
imagine scooby doo on zombie island live action
@@joshualowe959 no they put it as moonscar but pretended it was moonstar to get their attention and get them to come back to zombie island. but it was a horrible second movie.
On Zombie Island, I actually felt bad for the werecats; I felt bad for the zombies too; except the pirates who caused it to happen.
The pirates 100% deserved it.
Yeah at least the werecats were justified in offing the pirates.
that movie was a really fun case of consequences lasting long past the actions
i think the big top, werewolf, and the backstage rage definitely got me the most as a kid. the backstage rage still gets me now, just the overall vibe is so creepy! it feels as if the main villain tries to harm the gang (while in previous episodes most villains didn’t mean to harm the gang intentionally) and velma even gets scared at one point. the whole counterfeit situation felt more real too. it just overall was so kooky, but the writing was beautiful and will stay to be one of my favorites
Bro in the dressing room where the Phantom was just watching scooby and shaggy was creepy af honestly lol 😂 that backstage rage is definitely the scariest episode there is and the zombie island is the scariest scooby movie there is
I'm 24 years old rewatching it all (best cartoon ever)
The witch’s ghost terrified me in the best way as a kid, my absolute favorite. Actual quality content. and I loved that era where scooby do had actual monsters
Also, the Hex Girls?? Iconic.
am i the only one that cried when i was younger at the ending of scooby doo and the alien invaders when the girl and dog left cause they were also aliens
idk man it just hit hard
the feels ;_;
Honestly you're not. I remember feeling a deep sadness when she left.
Same
Same
You're not alone. I felt so sad
The witch's ghost is my favorite. It was when I was introduced to Thorn, Dusk, and Luna.
Scoobie Doo on Zombie Island is Masterpiece. PERIODT.
Out of all the incarnations of SD my favorite is The 13 Ghosts. Perfect combo of comedy and scariness.
Zombie island freaked me out as a kid, still the scariest one in my opinion.. especially since I'm from Mississippi with moms side from Louisiana
Louisiana was perfect for Zombie Island cause it's a state of mystery
@@kyleshiflet9952 One of the best things about Zombie Island was its choice of setting. Imagine Mystery Inc being lured & trapped on a Bayou Island thats located in the middle of nowhere far from civilisation that's surrounded by alligator infested waters. It can only be reached by a ferry or boat. In the case of the former, it's run by Jacque, whose in on the Cat Creature conspiracy, and the latter being owned by an extremely hostile & anti-social fisherman who hates the gang's guts. No wonder Simone, Lena & Jacque were able to get away with draining the life forces of hundreds if not thousands of people over the decades/centuries. This definitely was a genius move on the writers. The location & situation forced the gang to deal with the cat creatures, otherwise they would most likely end up becoming zombies. And even if the gang stumbled upon Snakebite, the latter might just leave them on Moonscar Island to the zombies/cat creatures because of his hostile personality. I doubt he is the kind of person to repeat a charitable act like rescuing the gang. Just by thinking about Zombie Island's location makes me appreciate the film even more. It truly is a horror movie disguised as a family-friendly film. Also the swamps & New Orleans looked really beautiful especially with the studio doing the animation. Miss Mook studios for giving us these films.
@@kyleshiflet9952 a state of mystery like what?
@@Dred0n I was meaning Louisiana is a state full of mysteries like The Honey Island Swamp Creature,Voodoo,hidden treasure,ghosts,and Etc
Space Kook, PuppetMaster, and Iron Face creeped me out as a kid. I also loved the Zombie Island and Witch's Ghost movies as a kid. Both were dark and edgy, the monster/terrorizers were real, and the stories had a sense of mystery to them. That is the era of cartoons i miss so much!
No professor pericles? That bird scared the hell out of me
The two best movies were Scooby-Doo and the witch's Ghost and Scooby-Doo and zombie Island best two movies in the world even had awesome soundtrack 🥰🥰🥰🥰
In my opinion the number-one Scooby-Doo movie Scooby-Doo monsters unleashed just for the sole reason that it was released on the year of my birth and the fact that they're actually fighting real monsters
Yes totally agree with you! My fave Scooby Doo movies ever!!
Same 😌
Don't forget cyber chase that movie slaps
I also really loved ghoul school
I think the most disturbing villain in Scooby Doo is The Dark Entity, as it managed to destroy the universe that the mystery gang were in and then the save themselves from the destruction of the universe only to end up in another universe which was not theirs. The charry on top was the fact that everyone they know and love never existed and everything is now gone, except the new universe that they are in which everything is "normal" and was never influenced by evil.
There are so many more disturbing ones from the first series of the Scooby and Scrappy Doo show:
- The Shadow Creature
- The Sea Beast
- The Lady Vampire of San Francisco
- The Star Creature
I loved it when they explained the backstories to the ghosts themselves
Gotta love Scooby Doo on Zombie Island. One of my all time favorite movies.
Thorn, the Lead Guitarist of The Hex Girls, is DEFINITELY my Favourite Scooby Dooby Doo Character!
I Love Scooby-Doo no matter how old I get I watch it last night in I'm watching the episode now on Tubi
You and me both
I just started watching the Mystery incorporated one it’s really good !
Omg same I am 37 and Scooby doo is my favorite lol
Well said, scooby doo has always been the one franchise that makes me happy when i watch it
I'm never too old for cartoons like Scooby-Doo
My favorite thing is how many break and enter and trespassing laws they break throughout the series😂. Plus all the theft and vandalism. Ahh the 70’s
Thank you! My childhood feels validated 😂. The scene from the skull island vampire where Lisa turns into a vampire terrified kiddo me
I remember as a kid, my suspension of disbelief was beaten by the “ice-cream ghosts” lol
I loved the show, but even at 5yo
vanilla, chocolate and strawberry coloured ghosts haunting an ice cream factory was both brilliant and ridiculous 🥰
As a kid all the real monsters terrified me. Now however they are my favorite monsters & the movies they're in are my favorites of the Scooby Doo franchise outside of the Black Knight, Space Kook, & The Headless Specter. The later of course being a nod to the headless horseman (The legend of Sleepy Hollow) which is one of my favorite books by Washington Irving
I just realized the zombies in the “werecat island” movie were actually the good guys trying to warn Scooby and his friends from the antagonists
I wouldnt call them good guys, they murdered the islanders
@@AllWithinReach91 right, how didn’t I notice. 🤦♂️
But weren’t there also a bunch of undead tourists?
@@NFSBeast2365 to be fair to you, it’s only really the zombie pirates that aren’t really good guys. I believe from what I remember that the zombies are a mix of pirates, tourists, villagers etc and although some are bad, they’re all trying to warn the gang of the “werecats”
The animation style in zombie Island is SO GOOD. Dark, gritty, and timeless.
The Cyber Phantom, the villain in what the hex is going on, Yowi Yahoo, Revolta, and Cry Baby Clown
the Yowie Yahoo and Revolta are what made me click the video. Glad I'm not alone!!!
yes cry baby clown
I vaguely remembered a vampire episode, I honestly thought I dreamt the whole thing up cause I could never recall wich episode it was
Lots of great SD villains but my favorite is the Spoky Space Kook. That thing freaked of Hell out of me 40+ years ago as I watched them in the 70s, and along with the Sleestac from the Land of the Lost, Freaked yet Fascinated me. Great stuff!!!
There's one episode with a humanoid robot that hunts a abandoned park. In the final it was really just a robot forgot there that still taking care of the place, despite nobody else went there. He appears in the opening Scooby-Doo's theme. That wasn't scary, but still kind disturbing (and melancholic) to me.
Charlie the Robot
I have been watching Scooby Doo for years and I remember that after watching the tv movies from the eighties plus all the different series, when Zombie Island came out, my dad (who was the big scooby fan) thought it would be just as harmless and cheesy fun as the rest, but it was way darker and more real of course, and he worried that he inadvertently was going to cause us to have nightmares. I like it now though.
This was a delightful video, absolutely delightful, I grew up watching reruns of Scooby Doo as a kid, and boy, seeing Scooby Doo on zombie island scared me as a kid, they don't make cartoons as good as Scooby Doo anymore.
agreed, scooby doo was the one cartoon that made me feel happy
The laugh of the villains and the creepy music was always enjoyable to hear and laugh at.
Love watching the video because i remember watching Scooby doo (Not the zombie island one) cartoons as a kid. I was legit creeped out by the space kook. What actually annoyed me (Maybe just me) about this video was the way it was edited. You show the villain and their true identity along with the reason they did it. Than you go back to the beginning and show everything from the start leading back to that ending and reason they did it. Why not just start from the start and just end it the way the cartoon would? On an somewhat unrelated note, I’ll always love the scooby/Batman crossover. The greatest detective along with the gang going against the joker and penguin.
space kook was one of the scariest villains in scooby-doo because of his laugh
That laugh will haunt me forever
the whole character design even his ship are weird and memorable
@@KwaIified I know I love his space ship
I love that they made the Zombies the good guys of the film but kept it secret till later on also finally some love for the Phantom Shadows
I wouldn’t call them good guys, they murdered the islanders
@@AllWithinReach91 no not moonscar's crew I ment more of the later victims
@@kyleshiflet9952 ahh okay. Yeah that’s fair
Apart from Gramps the Vamp, Ebenezer Crabbe was scary too. He'd just hide and stalk the gang and it was creepy af. Milo Booth was also scary af
I miss seeing Tim Curry in the Scooby Doo films, I found Ben Ravencroft in Witches ghost very terrifying and cute.
The Space Kook.... I remember seeing that episode at night as a kid. It just scared the Hell out of me. Still puts me on edge a bit.
I forgot how dope the Hex Girls were. I loved them
I remember watching a vast majority of the adventures Scoob and the gang on this list, even the Original Scooby Doo. The original theme song echoes through my head every time I see anything with Scooby and the Mystery Inc. Gang.
The yeti from that’s snow ghost legit tried to blow up Velma and scooby and he tried to saw Velma in half.
You missed Mamba Wamba, the Phantom Racer, and the Diabolical Disk Demon.
Good list because some of these used to scare the snot out of me.
I forgot about the Phantom of Dixie.
Jaggoro , Rambling Ghost , 10,000 Volt Ghost , Ghost Captain of pescado Kelp monster and Octopus Monster , Vanilla Strawberry and chocolate Phantoms so Many More.....
I love the old Scooby Doo
Truly a timeless piece of art
That vampire guy was soooo creepy to me when I was a kid, he still creeps me out a bit too
The Phantom Puppeteer was one that really gave me the creeps.
AGREED
watched this show repeatedly as a kid and a teen from 2000s to 2010s, and I can say, I had never heard of the Gramp Vamp or the Gondoleer episode before now. the Puppeteer and Space Kook and Black Knight episodes played so much more often on CN!
What's really scary is that growing up, these were some of the exact same episodes that scared me the most. Like it would take me some time to be able to sleep with the lights off.
agreed!!
Zombie island was actually pretty tragic. The island was attacked by pirates with most of the settlers being killed. In desperation the survivors prayed to their god for help and were ultimately cursed for it. I always felt bad for the “villains” (werecats) in the movie. The zombies being “avengened” or allowed to move on in the end felt a bit hollow in the sense that the pirates at least most certainly deserved their fate.
I don't should have had guns also they killed too many people
13 ghosts was my favourite as a kid probably because that one was a bit more focused on horror but still funny at the same time
Good video.. but I have to say one of the most disturbing villains wasn't even the villain... The Episode in which the gang winds up at the haunted manse of Jefferson Stonewall... when they walk in a candle begins to float and Daphne exclaims "Oh no! A floating candle" and they all run. Amazing.
Yeah Scooby Doo can be very creepy and perhaps scary to some people from time to time. Even the original show had its moments, maybe it was the show's quality at the time, but Space Kook, Charlie The Robot, The ghost that lived in the castle (Can't remember it's name, probably just Ghost) and a bunch of others had their moments of terror
Yes fully agree with you about those ones been a lot very creepier and more menacing than the ones mentioned on this video specially Charlie The Robot cause in that episode this time there was no human being with just the standard villanous intentions hiden behind a mask or suit like the most of the regular episodes of series this was a real frikkin robot like acting all weird creating that havoc on a amusement park and totally out of control due to a severe malfunction and lack of maintenance from his irresponsible creators a couple of elder scientist l think remember
The scariest monsters/ghosts were from the 1976-1978 series.
And the BEST
the scariest for me the blue phantom that turns people old, gramp the vamp, mr. hyde, and 10000 volt ghost
@@AndreNitroX for me it was the disc demon, the high rise spectre, the hissing underground devil, the cat creature, the headless horseman, the pterodactyl ghost, the racecar ghost, the ghost who kidnapped Scooby-Dee, GrampVamp and the WillaWaa!!
@@AndreNitroX Mr. Hyde was my favorite
@@ryanbrown938 always creeped me out that he hid in the back of the mystery machine
“And we would have gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for you meddling kids.”
My favorite is when I was binging the new series. And this little girl goes "I would have gotten away with it to, if it weren't for you meddling grown-ups
I will forever love the Scooby-Doo cartoons, thank you for this nostalgia trip
The Creeper, and The Vampire from that Scrappy and Scooby season always put fear in my heart.
I watched the reruns when I was a kid in the mid-70s and was happy when the movies came out in the early 2000s so I was able to introduce my kids to the Scooby Doo gang.
I thought this was gonna be like a fan fiction theory thing about the villains but they explain this in the shows. However there are a few of these I haven’t seen. Lol
loved the witch's ghost and hex girls and zombie island are my favorites. i admit i enjoyed space kook too as a kid
My Favorite Cartoon of All Time!
same
Fun fact about the Puppet master episode: The character he dresses as most is 'The Cloaked Cavalier', and something about Shaggy saying it in his voice was a core memory for 7 year old me.
When I found a good-sized garden snail in my backyard, I kept him in an old fish tank and built him a terrarium with plants, isopods, and spring tails. I loved that snail so much and he lived for years. I mention all this, because my 7 year old self named that snail The Cloaked Cavalier.
I constantly insisted that when he was referred to, people had to use his proper title. It had to be THE Cloaked Cavalier, not just Cavalier or Cloaked Cavalier. It's something I always laugh to myself about because I would get so angry when the snail wasn't given proper respect lol.
It's made the puppet master episode one of my favorites just from the fond memories of my pet snail The Cloaked Cavalier.
Isn't it odd that nearly all of the dark villains featured here come from shows or movies that were officially rated G (or TV-Y7)? And long live Scooby-Doo. Constant watcher since 1997, aged 0. Oh, and I own both the original Broadcast and a rare pre-finalized edits of "Vampire Bats and Scaredy Cats" on VHS, which has many different sound effects and missing animation (you can see the frame numbers below the screen)! Not to mention, Velma says 2 completely different lines, being as follows:
Original 1977 Airing: "That bat was real!"
Pre-Released Edit: "That RAT was real!"
The Vampire seems creepier in the Pre-released edit if you ask me! Even more fascinating, there's dates visible for each frame shown! The first date shown is February 11th, 1977!
wow your a hardcore scooby doo fan. lets be friends
Interesting
Isn’t anyone disappointed the Cat Creature wasn’t one of the options? That monster always scared me as a kid😱
Yeah some what's new scooby doo monsters scared me like the Titanic twist or that weird arctic fish creature
I really really loved and appreciated this great video. Kudos! Top notch!
I reckon the two scariest villains in the old series would have to be Gramp the Vamp and the Night Ghoul of London (Scooby Doo and Scrappy Doo show). Especially the night ghoul man... he had a menacing growl and the dark red eyes. Scared any little kid.
I always thought the puppet guy was really scary as a kid. I even did a video on all the scenes that freaked me out long ago.
Oh Yeah. Especially when he appeared and disappeared when Scooby looked back. Pretty unsettling haha.
The sandbag clue early on made me think oh noo for some reason.
As a child of the 80s, I grew up on all the old Scooby Doo episodes. As is the fashion, those were the best.
I enjoyed A Pup Named Scooby Doo as a kid as well.
The first live action movie was fun even if I didn't agree with Scrappy being a villain.
Mystery Inc. was a great series because it wasn't really trying to update the gang for modern times like alot of the recent animated movies. It also had a darker vibe.
Anything else is Scooby Doo in name only. 😜
What's New Scooby-Doo is pretty cool
I always remembered the line “cat’s got your tongue?” From Scooby Doo and everyone told me it wasn’t a thing. Zombie island was terrifying as a kid.
My older sister got me hooked on Scooby-doo so I used to watch it on boomerang every time it came on