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Pint-Sized Powerhouse: Early in the series she is capable of carrying the entire gang while running away from the monster despite being the shortest member.

Attention Whore: He has some shades of this in Shaggy's Showdown. However, he overcomes this in the end. Expy: Fred, Velma, Daphne, and Shaggy were inspired by the main characters in The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis— Dobie Gillis became Fred, Thalia Menninger became Daphne, Zelda Gilroy became Velma and Maynard G. Krebs became Shaggy. However, one comic during the DC Comic run, "Diamond Dog", was about the Gang visiting Saul Slotnik, Daphne's Jewish maternal uncle, but nothing is said about Velma's Jewish faith. Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins, Scooby-Doo! Curse of the Lake Monster and Daphne & Velma are live-action prequel movies that place the kids in their teens as high school students once again. In the live stage production "Scooby-Doo in Stagefright", she was also played by a Jewish actress, Randi Rosenholtz .On the times when Scooby is the only afraid and hesitant one which leads Shaggy to force him to come along, Shaggy plays the Manly Man (but a very much downplayed one) to Scooby's Sensitive Guy.

Nice Guy: He may be cowardly and will likely run at anything remotely creepy, but he will always put his friends first, even before his pure love of eating. He really is a nice and friendly guy.Balloon Belly: A recurring gag for Shaggy and Scooby throughout the various shows and movies, thanks to their Big Eater characterization. Death by Adaptation: Scooby Apocalypse notably became the first continuity to kill off an established member of the group by having Fred die in the 25th issue, revived as a nanite zombie in the 28th issue, and sacrificing himself for good to defeat the nanites that caused the apocalypse at the end of the series.

Depending on the Writer: It's never made clear if her father took on her mother's last name or if her mother took on her father's last name. Her name was soft- retconned into being Blake after The Scooby-Doo Show introduced her paternal uncle, Matt Blake. Denial of Animality: A recurring gag has him exclaim "Rog? Rhere?" whenever someone points out he's a dog.

Badass Normal: As the decades went by the gang grew from just local amateur sleuths to matching wits with superpowerful menaces ranging from Were-Cats, malicious A.I.s, evil sorcerers, and full-on Eldritch horrors. And they mostly go about how they do any other mystery! Dirty Coward: Usually averted but in the first live-action movie he DOES at one point suggest letting Fred and Velma get eaten after they're captured by monsters.