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This article is for the live-action incarnation. For other incarnations, see Black Knight (disambiguation).

The Black Knight Ghost, believed to be a haunted suit of armor, was Mystery Inc.'s first and most memorable case. It was the disguise of former criminal Jeremiah Wickles.

Physical appearance[]

Though the costume in the Coolsonian Criminology Museum looked like a plain suit of dark armor, the live suit of armor is actually black, with very detailed, intricate carvings. Glowing green mist floats out from the eye holes and other small holes in place of limbs.

Book version[]

It's entirely black and blue with zero facial features.

Personality[]

The Black Knight Ghost is cocky in nature, as he likes to toy with his opponents, even in the midst of battle.

Powers and abilities[]

  • Telekinetic Control of Sword: The Black Knight Ghost's sword can also be used by the Black Knight's Ghost without physically touching it.
  • Superhuman strength: The Black Knight's Ghost is extremely strong, being able to smash furniture, pillars and large doors down with his attacks.
  • Superhuman durability: The Black Knight Ghost seems to be virtually impenetrable to any kind of attack, unless he is struck in his weakspot, which is his groin area. All other attacks to any other part of his body appear to not even phase him.
  • Horse: The Black Knight Ghost owns a ghostly black horse with chainmail armor that he can ride and use for jousting.
  • Jousting Lance: The Black Knight Ghost uses a long Lance to fight while he is jousting on horseback.

History[]

Early life[]

Jeremiah Wickles did illegal acts while dressed as the Black Knight Ghost. When he was eventually unmasked and arrested by Mystery. Inc, the costume was donated to the Coolsonian Museum of Criminology.

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed[]

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Black Knight Ghost armor in the Coolsonian

He was the second monster to be brought to life, along with the 10,000-Volt Ghost who was the third monster to be brought to life and sneaked into Old Man Wickles' manor to await Mystery Inc.'s arrival. Shaggy and Scooby were barricading the door, but the Knight got into a secret passageway and he attacked them. Fred arrived with a sword and shield and called the Knight "metal-head" and to "bring it". The Black Knight smashed Fred in his shield five times and he explained that he "brought it" and fainted. He battled Daphne Blake in the manor, using his ghostly sword. Velma then kicked the Black Knight right in the groin which caused him to groan in pain, saying "Right in the round tables" and the gang managed to get out of the mansion. He later appeared to battle Fred in a joust, riding a horse while Fred Jones uses a motorbike. The Black Knight and 10,000-Volt Ghost then cornered Fred and Daphne. Daphne used some jumper cables to absorb all of the 10,000 Volt Ghost's electricity into the Black Knight, causing him to explode. His charred head rolled across the ground, exclaiming his mistake with "Oh, crap!" There was a deleted scene in which the Black Knight Ghost and the 10,000 Volt Ghost broke in the museum one night and stole the rest of the costumes. [1]

Appearances[]

Quotes[]

Black Knight Ghost: Right in the roundtables.

Black Knight Ghost: Sorry, you're cancelled.

Black Knight Ghost: You go nowhere, knave.

Black Knight Ghost: Talking is for wimps.

Black Knight Ghost: You've touch my inner child. And he's really mad!

Black Knight Ghost: Oh, crap.

Black Knight Ghost: You're Welcome.

Black Knight Ghost: Look, no hands.

Black Knight Ghost: Yes?

Notes/trivia[]

  • It is based on Black Knight from the Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! episode What a Night for a Knight.
  • It is unknown what happened to the Black Knight Ghost's still alive head, but when Scooby turned on the control panel on the machine, all the monsters died and the Black Knight Ghost's head likely turned into a helmet/costume off-screen when he was outside.
  • He has a horse with chain mail and red eyes.
  • This was the first monster designed for the movie.

Gallery[]

In other languages[]

Actor Language Notes
Dirk Galuba German
Krzysztof Kołbasiuk Polish

References[]

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