Anxiety, fear, guilt, and shame, to name a few. With a lot of people, I think, once they've been caught they believe it's over with, and they have a flood of emotions they've been holding in that they can finally let out. It's not the smartest thing to do, but Scooby Doo villains aren't completely unrealistic when they admit to their crimes. I've seen people make confessions to government officials. The episode in which he appears is called “A Menace in Venice”.I've worked in government. He would do anything to collect all 4 medallions and find the king’s treasure.
The Ghostly GondolierĪccording to legend, the Ghostly Gondolier was the ghost of a traitor who had cursed a ruler of Venice and all of his descendents. He’s the villain in the episode called “Vampire Bats and Scaredy Cats”. It was discovered to be Uncle Leon in disguise, in a plot to keep his niece from claiming the hotel. He used a special whistle to control his vampire bats and used a watch to hypnotize Lisa, his niece. She even captured Scooby Doo, Shaggy and Velma. The Ghost of Witch McCoy was the disguise of Aggie Wilkins in The Scooby-Doo Showepisode “The Ozark Witch Switch”. Many people believed that Witch McCoy used her witchcraft to cast spells on the villagers, turning them into frogs, and that’s how she scared them away. The villain’s purpose was to scare people away from his smuggling operation into Canada. This was because the Willawaw was actually a jet-propelled balloon. “Watch Out! The Willawaw!” is the first episode of the third season of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!. Oh, this greediness! The beast appears in the episode “The Beast is Awake in the Bottomless Lake”. The beast was actually Julie, a gold smuggler in Bottomless Lake Village who spoiled our gang’s fishing trip. If you want to watch it, this episode is called “The Tar Monster”. He dressed up as the Tar Monster because he wanted to scare people away so he could have the treasure of a lost city for himself. The title of this episode is really funny - it is called “There’s a Demon Shark in the Foggy Dark”. He planned to use his disguise to get away with the stolen pearls. So, there was a really well-planned mechanism. He had an entire system which he used to steal gold. “Officer Oldfield” was the ringleader of a gold robbery, who posed as a border patrol officer. Coffin was the disguise of Officer Oldfield, who was impersonating the former doctor of Shady Sanitarium in Niagara Falls. He had a habit of laughing psychotically to scare the Scooby Doo gang.
Ok, the episode “The Harum-Scarum Sanitarium” is really scary. Captain Cutler’s episode is called “A Clue for Scooby Doo”and it is the second episode of the first season of Scooby Doo Where Are You!. He left glowing footprints wherever he went, as a result of the glowing seaweed. He faked his death so that he could steal yachts - a really inspired move I would say. AGhost of Captain CutlerĬaptain Cutler was a sailor turned thief who disguised himself as his own ghost. The Medicine Man Ghost was the disguise of Lenny, to ward off snoopers from a cattle stealing operation. Yes, this article will hit right in the childhood and you will have the urge to watch some episodes after reading this. However, we all should agree that all of them “would have gotten away with it too, if it weren’t for them meddling kids”. There are a lot of iconic Scooby Doo villains, but I chose 10 of them for a nostalgic trip after Christmas.
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