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Who He Really Was– Barney. He was part of a diamond mining scheme and was using the Jaguaro myth to scare of the local Natives. Who He Really Was– Dr. Grimsley and his henchmen. They were using the Bermuda Triangle urban legend as a cover to steal planes, repaint them and then sell them for profit. Who He Really Was– The twin sister of Arlene Wilcox. Arlene was to inherit her family’s fortunes. Her twin sister intended to scare her off with the witch villain costume to have the inheritance for herself. Who He Really Was– Mama Mione. She was the owner of a cafe that was smuggling convicts out of the prison. She used the Iron Face costume to scare off any boaters who got too close to her territory.

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Who He Really Was– Julie. She was using the Sea Beast costume to scare everyone away from the Lake. She then hoped to smuggle stolen gold out of the country.The importance of costumes in Scooby-Doo goes without saying. The whole show revolved around villains dressing up in costumes to fool the locals. So it’s only appropriate that Scooby Doo costumes are some of the most sought-after come Halloween or cosplay events. And with so many iconic characters to choose from, the possibilities are endless. So, grab your magnifying glass and get ready to sleuth your way through the best Scooby-Doo costume ideas! Who He Really Was– Roger Stevens. He was embezzling money and using the Wax Phantom as a disguise so all the blame would be put on the wax sculptor Mr. Grsiby. Who He Really Was– Carl the Stuntman. Carl was upset he didn’t get the lead in the movie and decided to sabotage the whole production.

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To create your own Scooby-Doo costume, you’ll need a few key pieces. Start with a brown jumpsuit or onesie, which you can usually find online or in a costume store. You can also opt for a brown hoodie and pants if you prefer. Next, add a blue collar with a tag that says “SD” for a more authentic look. Who He Really Was– Harry The Hypnotist. Harry wanted revenge on the circus for sending him to jail for stealing. Another Scooby-Doo classic is the Green Ghosts, or Phantom Shadows from the episode " A Night of Fright is No Delight" from the original series. The Green Ghosts were floating apparitions with clanking chains on their wrists. In another classic Sccoby-Doo plot, they were created as disguises for two lawyers looking to secure a fortune hidden somewhere in an old mansion. Villain/Monster – A blue-glowing Monster who resides in the city of Rampoo. Legend has it he can turn people into stone.Who He Really Was– Ace Decade. He was stealing records from his Uncle’s studio and selling them for profit. Villain/Monster – A larger-than-life Praying Mantis that roams the Botanical Gardens scaring people. Who He Really Was– Bluestone The Great, the ghost was actually an ex-magician named Bluestone who was wanted in six states. He was chasing a treasure said to be located somewhere in the castle. Who He Really Was– Penrod Stillwall. He invented the myth of a headless ghost roaming the halls to scare people away from the mansion. The mansion supposedly holds buried treasures. However, the ultimate twist comes at the end of the movie when it's revealed that the Mondavarious they'd been interacting with was actually a robot being operated by none other than Scrappy-Doo, Scooby's nephew. Scrappy makes for a hilarious, mildly annoying villain, but that's what makes it all the more enjoyable to watch, turning one of the franchise's most-hated characters into the villain for the live-action Scooby movie.