Scooby-Doo! The WWE Mystery

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Kane has returned to WWE City. There is a ghost bear monster. Shaggy and Scooby win a trip to WWE City and WrestleMania. The gang arrives to find a mystery to solve. This is fine Scooby-Doo while incorporating WWE. I would like some more imaginative names for Scooby and Shaggy. I'm not up-to-date with some of the wrestlers but I do know quite a few of them. This is probably more for the WWE fans.

As someone who loves both cartoons and WWE, this was the the thing to look forward to. This video was able to take the outline of a typical episode of Scooby-Doo and sort of mash it into the universe of the WWE in an ultimate crossover of the ages. No seriously, having Scooby and the gang team up with WWE superstars like Sin Cara, AJ Lee, Kane, Miz, John Cena, Brodus Clay,Triple H, and even Vince McMahon is unimaginable. In this mystery, there seems to be a possessed bear on the loose wrecking havoc in WWE City. And because of Shaggy's new video game, he, along with the gang, go on a trip to WWE City where they must put an end to the evil bear. After watching the cartoon I thought that the dialogue was very funny, I thought that the build up to the climax was entertaining and the whole concept with the crossover in general lived up to my standards and expectations of entertainment. All in all, it is a great cartoon, and I think it is very underrated and should be given a LOT more credit than it was given. If you are a Scooby-Doo fan, a WWE fan, a cartoon fan (like me), or all of those things go get yourself a copy of this movie and see it for yourself because you won't be disappointed!

Scooby and the gang team up with WWE Stars in their animated counter-parts .. honestly this movie totally sucks, there are only a couple of famous WWE superstars and that burn ape .. puhleeeze .. if you're gonna make a Scooby Doo movie in collaboration with WWE then it should be Live-action mixed with animations like that on Space Jam, that would suite the stage better .. movie-making wise and the story could've been a hundred times better than a burnt ape monster running on the loose.

OK. Despite being a longtime wrestling fan and frankly, of Scooby Doo too, I'm probably not the target audience that the film was made for anymore. That said, despite its wild view of how Wrestling works I thought it was passable. Having won tickets to WrestleMania, by completing the hidden bonus dance at the end of a WWE game, Shaggy (Matthew Lillard), Scooby (Frank Welker) and the rest of the gang head to WWE City, where the shows emanate from and where the superstars work, train and (inexplicably) live. A ghostly bear appears and threatens to ruin the show, along with an old woodsman, who resents the WWE's arrival in his vicinity. So, from a technical standpoint "WrestleMania Mystery" isn't great. The animation is cheap and occasionally a bit sloppy, particularly when it comes to backgrounds. The likenesses of the wrestlers is pretty good though, and there are a number of "legends" hidden in some scenes to pick out. The professional actors do a good job with their voiceovers, but some of the WWE guys aren't as successful. HHH particularly stands out as unnatural, along with the Miz - who's given a weird slapstick comedy role in proceedings. From a Scooby Doo point of view it's actually a decent story. Well.... It's the same Scooby Doo story it always was, but I was convinced that one of the characters, who turned out to be a red herring, was actually behind it. From the WWE's point of view, I'm not sure why they didn't want it to be slightly more realistic; why they were happy to give the impression that everyone would live together, why they want to let any show, let alone a WrestleMania come from this tiny arena. The films production timeframe leaves some interesting selections, would Sin Cara, or AJ Lee have featured so heavily, if they'd have known how their WWE Careers would pan out. No Brock Lesnar, Randy Orton, Kofi Kingston. Bray Wyatt would have made a good foil for the gang. There are some humorous moments though not enough that I'd recommend picking up the film.

I have always liked watching WWE, so when they came out with a Scooby movie based off of it, I was sold. Every second is exciting and a fun adventure. The side characters are as equally entertaining as the main. The voice acting is amazing coming from all of them. They stay true to WWE with the wrestling and characters. John Cena is fun in this movie as he works along with the gang. The animation is great but the coloring isn't the best. The monster is the one down side of the movie. It doesn't hold well with the story. Overall, I recommend this. It's definitely worth your time. And if you're a fan of WWE and Scooby, you will love this.