http://www.watchcartoononline.com/be-cool-scooby-doo-episode-1

Yeahhhhhhh this is another thing that was announced a while ago.

I don't really like the eye style going on (at least at the moment...maybe I'll get used to it)
but it's not bad.
I think I prefer it over the "What's New Scooby Doo" show
which I mostly disliked. (Not completely sure why, although I didn't dislike
it that much when I was younger but still preferred the series prior to it and those
awesome Scooby Doo movies that had a more shadowy art and 90s look to them.)

Scooby-Doo, Where Are You? and What's New, Scooby-Doo? are still my favourites. Though nostalgia might be fueling my love for the latter... I had a couple of episodes on DVD, but only two, so I can't really make sure. I also liked Mystery Incorporated for the simple fact that Matthew Lillard played Shaggy.

Did you get the Scooby Doo episode DVDs from a Kellogg's
cereal box? I did but I lost the DVDs.  
Nostalgia.  
Those DVDs even had pretty good flash games on there
which I can't find online.

Actually it was only one DVD that only had 2 episodes on it. And it was in one of those skinny DVD cases.

What were the other ones with if they didn't have episodes?
Just flash games?
And by skinny DVD cases, do you mean those cheap paper ones
that are square shaped? (They always use those ones in cereal box gifts.)
Do you still have any of the disks?
I think the two episodes were the alien/astronaut episode
and the frozen creature episode where:

Fred: "don't worry guys, it's just a suit with a creep inside"
Shaggy: "there's just one problem with your theory, Fred"
Fred: "what's that?"
Shaggy:

*Looks through frozen monster thing which is transparent*

"LIKE the creep inside!!!"

I only had one DVD so I don't know. The case however was... by skinny, I mean, imagine a normal DVD case, but on a diet. It's the same height and width, but the depth is about half-to-3/4 that of a normal case. The episodes were that one where The Mystery Machine drives itself and the one with the yeti.

I miss that show now.

Dang, Oli all you had to say was:

"nope, I don't have the promotional DVDs that came from a cereal box,
I just have a normal retail DVD".

You implied otherwise by not saying you didn't have them,
so I just assumed you did.

I thought it was a little obvious.

hahaha 
it sounds like X is on a nostalgia kick... 


I rarely watched the shows, 
well i did, but i don't remember them very much... 

But i always watched the movies xD 

The Cyber Chase one was my childhood favorite :3

Gloryangel wrote:

The Cyber Chase one was my childhood favorite :3

I watched that everytime it was on TV. I even have the PS1 game!

The plot/writing/story/voice acting is good, it's just that the animation is horrendous imho.

I liked Mystery Incorporated better. Where are You! and What's New Scooby-Doo were good too.

As for favorite Scooby-Doo movies, I liked Cyber Chase and Zombie Island (even though it scared me a little when I was young).

supercody wrote:

Zombie Island (even though it scared me a little when I was young).

That movie scared the poop out of me when I was young. Everytime that movie came on Boomerang, I used to just switch straight to Nick. The movie was still one of the great Scooby-Doo movies out there, however. But personally, my favourites are Cyber Chase and the first two live-action films

Speaking of Monsters Unleashed, even though that had it's own official game for PC and GBA, I still think of Night of 100 Frights to be the MU game. Despite the fact the two had completely different plots, settings, characters (except the gang, of course. And a few of the monsters), etc. Only for the facts that every monster the gang has faced (ok, most of them) "came to life" and there is a museum where you can view the game's monsters if you have the respective Monster Tokens.

I loved that game... had it for PS2, but I lent it to a family friend (who was 5 at the time) and although he returned the game, he forgot the game itself. My sister still has a copy for Gamecube, but the sound has gone weird on that one.

Zombie Island?
Was that the one where they used a video camera to reveal
invisible writing or invisible ghosts (can't remember what it was)?
Pretty sure what I saw, involved zombies coming out of the graveyard ground
so most likely was Zombie Island.
That shadowy 90s style cartoon artwork was amazing.

I don't remember much about Zombie Island, but that and Monsters Unleashed are the only Scooby-Doo movies that I remember having zombies in so that must be what you're thinking of.