History Animated history Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/animated history Comic history Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/biographical account of comic appearances Novel appearances Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/biographical account of novel appearances Video game appearances Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/biographical account of video game appearances Family and relatives For a complete list of Shaggy's family members, look here. For other relatives, look here. Romantic interests In the British TV Show Primeval the character of Connor Temple mentioned that he had a crush on Buffy from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, who was played by Sarah Michelle Gellar. He then concluded the sentence by saying that he stopped liking her because she started hanging out with "badly animated dogs". Includes 2 minifigures with a weapon and assorted accessory elements: Shaggy, Headless Horseman/Elwood Crane, plus Scooby-Doo (sitting version) The episode is based on Washington Irving's novella "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" (1819), published in his anthology The Sketch Book of Geoffrey Crayon, Gent. which has often been adapted for film and television. The Scoobyverse has done multiple projects based on the story, starting with The New Scooby-Doo Movies episode The Spooky Fog of Juneberry.

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Certainly it should first be noted that this series is a "reboot" and not inherently placed in temporal or any other relationship to previous series. On the other hand, it is also often parodies what has come before. This has been done to some extent in the live action movies and the direct to video animated movies but in the present case, the basic world that the characters inhabit is more of an alternate reality. In the original series the chief fantastical element was that Scooby could talk; the present series supposes a town where monsters are big business and the kids get in trouble for SOLVING mysteries, for example. Structurally the show is more about action and character arcs with the mystery element largely on the second tier. In could be argued that the mysteries in Pup Named Scooby-Doo were a bit less obvious than some in S-D:MI (but the obviousness is also part of the parody, e.g., the gator episode). Rurik Tyler files a mystery that eschews Scooby-Doo clichés of holograms and masked "creepy, old" caretakers. The conventional "unmasking" scene is inverted, as the culprit uses his own face as the "mask," hiding in plain sight. Velma cobbled together a player for the Planispheric Disk, and it produced the word "Nibiru" also. [4]Madelyn Dinkley: Madelyn, the younger sister of Velma, had a huge crush on Shaggy. In the end, Shaggy liked her too. ( Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo)

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In 1969, they were simply known as "the gang," with the designation of a proper name first appeared in 1973, on an LP called Scooby Doo and the Snowmen Mystery, when they were referred to as Mystery Incorporated. In 1977, the Peter Pan read-a-long books called them both Mystery Incorporated and Mystery Inc., also the same year, comics published by Marvel Comics referred to them as Mystery Inc. Scrappy morphs into a giant monster named Scrappy Rex who he chases Scooby and Shaggy about. Fred and Velma flee from his minions while Daphne fights the wrestler on top of the island. Eventually, the gang's plan succeeds; everyone's souls are freed and returned to their rightful bodies and Scrappy Doo reverts to his true form. Shaggy finds the real Mondavarious in a hole and the police arrest Scrappy and his minions, and Fred decides to give Velma the credit she deserves. But before the gang can even relax, the news of another case for them arrives. On a series of Peter Pan Records read-along book-and-audio sets from the late 1970s, Duncan Robertson voiced Shaggy, while the other cast members of the show reprised their roles for the records.Scooby-Doo: The Headless Horseman of Halloween VHS released by Turner Home Entertainment on September 10, 1996. The demons that take over the humans, aren't given a specific name, they're just generalized as "Creatures." The clues are explained as well, the missing keys, Elwood grabbed them out of habit when he left the car, and the picture was a passport photo for Elwood to fly out of the country. And another thing, Elwood was lying when he said he called the bank, because the butler said the phone lines were down. Shaggy found the biggest clue; on the other side of the clipping, it reads that APEX, Elwood's shoe company, had filed for bankruptcy, so he tried to steal the diamonds. Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo (first series) Main article(s): Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo (first series) # Movie extra: The gang was given parts as extras in Sandy Duncan's film, after solving the case at Mammoth Studios. ( TNSDMovies: Sandy Duncan's Jekyll and Hyde)