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Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery is the twenty-first in a series of direct-to-video films based upon Hanna-Barbera's Scooby-Doo Saturday morning cartoons. It was released on DVD and Blu-ray on March 25, 2014.

Due to the success on home video platforms, WWE Studios and Warner Bros. Animation developed the sequel, Scooby-Doo! and WWE: Curse of the Speed Demon, for Summer 2016, to coincide with WWE's Summerslam event.

Premise[]

Shaggy and Scooby win tickets to WrestleMania, but when the entire gang attend the event, a ghostly bear appears and threatens to ruin the show.

Synopsis[]

The Miz is out for a jog outside WrestleMania when he runs into Kane. As he keeps jogging, he hears a noise and thinks Kane is pranking him, only to get attacked by a monster called the Ghost Bear.

Scooby-Doo and Shaggy win an all-expenses-paid stay at WWE City to watch WrestleMania after beating the hardest level of the organization's latest video game. At the insistence of the duo, Fred, Daphne, and Velma agree to join them on the trip to WWE City. Upon their arrival, the Mystery Machine crashes on a ditch after Fred narrowly avoids a crossing raccoon. The gang meets John Cena, his trainer Cookie, and Cookie's nephew Ruben before Cena lifts the Mystery Machine back on the road. They also encounter Bayard, a hunter who despises WWE for building their city in his forest. Cena gives the gang VIP tickets to the next event to make up for their altercation with Bayard.

At the show, Mr. McMahon unveils the WWE Championship belt, which has been held vacant Kane's last match was overturned. The title is up for grabs over the weekend at WrestleMania. The gang is then offered a tour of WWE's training camp before arriving at their cabins. Later that night, Daphne and Velma overhear Ruben arguing with Cookie over not becoming a WWE wrestler because of Cookie's leg injury. Meanwhile, Scooby has a dream about wrestling giant food monsters when Shaggy wakes him up and they both encounter the Ghost Bear before running for their lives. The WWE wrestlers intervene during the chase, but Triple H and Brodus Clay are overpowered by the monster, which disappears after throwing Sin Cara's hot rod toward a water tower. The next morning, the gang is briefed by WWE executive Ms. Richards that the city has been terrorized by bear attacks over the past few weeks. Mr. McMahon asks the gang to solve the Ghost Bear mystery to ensure the security of the WWE belt. Cena and Sin Cara explain to the gang that the legend of the Ghost Bear started over 100 years ago with a wrestling bear named Vicious, who was defeated by Sin Cara's great-great-great grandfather Sin Cara Grande at the grounds that would be WWE City. Furious over its loss, Vicious vented its frustration on the town until Sin Cara Grande warded it off to a cave at the cost of a career-ending leg injury. It is believed by Sin Cara that the spirit of the bear has been stirred by WrestleMania.

Next morning, the gang is notified by Ms. Richards that the WWE belt has been stolen, and Scooby is arrested after being caught with it around his waist, with security footage showing him caught in the act. Velma, however, proves Scooby's innocence by showing that he was in a deep state of hypnosis when he stole the belt. Ruben then deduces that the WWE video game contains light flashes that implanted post-hypnotic suggestions to Scooby's brain. Mr. McMahon offers Scooby and Shaggy a chance at freedom if they defeat Kane at WrestleMania. The duo receive a crash course training from Cookie and AJ Lee. That night, the gang and Cena wander along the forest until they reach the bear cave. Inside, they discover a room with books on hypnotism, schematics of an EMP device, and a calendar indicating that the culprit plans to target WrestleMania. Suddenly, the Ghost Bear appears and chases the gang through a storm drain. They escape after Cena slams the Ghost Bear away from them before realizing that the storm drain is directly underneath WWE City. After the gang gives Ms. Richards details on their encounter with the Ghost Bear, Cookie advises that WrestleMania should be cancelled, much to Ms. Richards' disapproval. Fred suggests that the gang uses WrestleMania to nab the Ghost Bear.

During the main event, Velma deduces that the WWE belt is the EMP device. After the gang discovers that the belt is a fake and the EMP device is set to go off in 30 seconds, Cena tries to get rid of it, but it activates and shuts off the underground power generator. When the Ghost Bear appears and wreaks havoc all over the arena, the WWE wrestlers ignite green pyrotechnics to light up the stage while Scooby uses his dance moves to throw Kane off guard. The Ghost Bear arrives at ringside, but is confronted by Ruben in his wrestling attire before both combatants are launched into the ring by a floor catapult. The ring is then enclosed inside a steel cage before Cena, Sin Cara, Kane, and Ruben pin down the monster for Scooby to land a belly bomb off the top rope, leveling the ring in the process.

The Ghost Bear is revealed to be Cookie, who resented WWE due to his injury ending his career too soon and plotted the perfect crime to steal the title belt using Scooby as a pawn and tarnish the organization's reputation. As Cookie is taken away by the police and Ms. Richards (who is now displeased that she was wrong about Scooby stealing the belt), Mr. McMahon offers Ruben a spot on the WWE roster before awarding the WWE belt to Scooby and Shaggy.

Characters[]

Main characters:

Supporting characters:

Villains:

  • Ghost Bear (only appearance)(no lines)(Cookie's disguise)
  • Cookie (only appearance)

Other characters:

  • Yogi Bear (mentioned)
  • Smokey the Bear (only time mentioned)
  • Burger Binge patron (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Waitress (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Monstrous Mechanic (only time mentioned)
  • Horrific Huntsman (only time mentioned)
  • Crazed Cowgirl from Beyond the Grave (only time mentioned)
  • Ghastly Gordito of Guadalajara (only time mentioned)
  • Grandpa Dinkley (only time mentioned)
  • Raccoon (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Referee (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Alberto Del Rio (only appearance)(no lines)(cameo)
  • Big Show (only appearance)(no lines)(cameo)
  • AJ Lee's opponent (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Santino Marella's opponent (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Funkadactyls (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Brodus Clay's opponent (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Jerry "The King" Lawler (only appearance)(no lines)(cameo)
  • Jimmy Hart (only appearance)(no lines)(cameo)
  • Sgt. Slaughter (only appearance)(no lines)(cameo)
  • Wrestling trainees (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Food monsters (only appearance)(no lines)(dream only)
  • Townspeople of pre-WWE City (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Vicious (only appearance)(no lines)(flashback only)(deceased)
  • Sin Cara Grande (only appearance)(no lines)(flashback only)(deceased)
  • Ticket collectors (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Attendants at WrestleMania (only appearance)(no lines)
    • Shirtless fans (only appearance)(no lines)
  • Announcer (only time heard)
  • Father watching WrestleMania (only appearance)
  • Mother watching WrestleMania (only appearance)
  • Son watching WrestleMania (only appearance)
  • Daughter watching WrestleMania (only appearance)
  • Women watching WrestleMania (only appearance)(miscellaneous speaking)
  • Security officers (only appearance)(no lines)

Locations[]

Objects[]

Vehicles[]

Suspects[]

Suspect Motive/reason
Kane He wants to earn back the title.
Bayard It angers him that his "property" is being consumed more and more by WWE City.
Ruben He was frustrated that Cookie wouldn't train him.
Cookie He made numerous warnings about the Ghost Bear, and that they should cancel WrestleMania.
Ms. Richards Despite the Ghost Bear attacks she didn't want to cancel WrestleMania.

Culprits[]

Culprit Motive/reason
Cookie as the Ghost Bear He wanted to ruin WrestleMania and steal the championship belt.

Cast[]

Frank Welker Scooby-Doo
Fred Jones
Matthew Lillard Shaggy Rogers
Grey DeLisle Griffin Daphne Blake
Mindy Cohn Velma Dinkley
Charles S. Dutton Cookie
Mary McCormack Ms. Richards
John Cena Himself
Brodus Clay Himself
Michael Cole Himself
Kane Himself
AJ Lee Herself
Santino Marella Himself
The Miz Himself
Triple H Himself
Mr. McMahon Himself
Corey Burton Bayard
Announcer
Bumper Robinson Ruben
Fred Tatasciore Ghost Bear
Vicious

Songs[]

Song Credits Performed by
"Fight Or Fright" Music and lyrics by Andy Sturmer Socrates Devinger
"I Came To Play" Written by Jim Johnston Downstait
"No Chance In Hell" Jim Johnston
"Let's Light It Up" Kari Kimmel
"Veil Of Fire" Jim Johnston
"The Time Is Now" Written by Marc Joseph Predka, John Cena and Bobby Russel John Cena and Tha Trademarc

Continuity[]

Notes/trivia[]

  • Perhaps due to the licensing of the name "WrestleMania", Cartoon Network has aired the film under the subtitle of The WWE Mystery[1] and Superstarmania.
  • Due to being a tie-in to 2014's WrestleMania, this film was promoted more than the other ones have been (although there was no novelization, however this isn't the first time a film hasn't received one):
    • Mattel released two action figure 2-packs including Scooby with either John Cena or Sin Cara.
    • WWE released t-shirts.
    • A red carpet premiere was held March 22 at Tribeca Cinemas in New York City. In attendance was the wrestlers who voiced themselves (except John Cena), Sin Cara, Stephanie McMahon, Brandon Vietti, Jay Bastian and Scooby-Doo (played by a costumed performer). The Mystery Machine was also featured.[2]
    • Scooby-Doo (again played by a costumed performer) appeared on the March 24 edition of WWE Raw, the day before the film was released on DVD and Blu-ray. He stood outside the ring, as Sin Cara fought against Damien Sandow. Sin Cara and Scooby also made their entrance from the Mystery Machine, while scenes from the film accompanied by the opening theme played on the big screen. Michael Cole also commentated.
  • Once again Anarbor's cover of the What's New, Scooby-Doo? theme song is exclusive to the trailer to the film.
  • This is the first time real-life celebrities have voiced themselves in standard continuity since the What's New, Scooby-Doo? episode Reef Grief!, and the first time celebrities appear in a DTV film.
  • The opening theme presents several elements of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!, including:
  • A couple of miles away from WWE City is a greeting sign with an additional colossal wooden figure of Triple H waving, with his voice coming from a speaker box.
  • It seems that Sin Cara is the only wrestler who owned a car.
  • When Shaggy and Scooby laugh when the former realizes that the "monster" was actually just Scooby, it is similar to the scene in the Scooby-Doo! The Mystery Begins continuity when they both accidentally scare each other (which is also the first time they meet).
  • Although different circumstances, Fred's camera being destroyed and losing evidence is similar to when he lost his (and Daphne's) film recorder with needed evidence in Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island.
  • Kane's long hair in real-life is just apart of his act, but in this film it's real.
  • The Mystery Machine has been redesigned, somewhat similar to how it looked in the Shaggy & Scooby-Doo Get a Clue! TV series. It now has a front plate which reads "The Mystery Machine".
  • Shaggy breaks the fourth wall when he mentions the fact that they wear the same outfits every day when Daphne and Velma complain to him about forgetting their luggage. Also, when Daphne only has two scarfs to choose from she asks Velma which one is better with a predictable response.
  • The two times Cena uses Five Knuckle Shuffle, Michael Cole refers to it as his "vintage" Five Knuckle Shuffle.
  • Scooby is in one of his trademark poses when he looks up at Shaggy after the former reveals himself to not be a monster.
  • Daphne's replaced her small handbag from Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur with a bigger one, resembling the green one she had in the WNSD era.
  • This time it's Fred's turn to be jealous of Daphne.
  • This is a rare time, Shaggy and Scooby confront their friends on being used as bait.
  • Clay dropped the Funkasaurus image in January 2014, two months before the film's release in March.
  • This isn't the first time Sgt. Slaughter has been animated; his likeness (and voice) was used in the 80's G.I. Joe TV series and film.
  • Scooby and Shaggy refer to Mr. McMahon's wresting career by all the ring names they give him.
  • Shaggy doesn't know what "accomplice" and "schematic" mean.
  • When the group come to a stop when they try to tell Ms. Richards that WrestleMania should be stopped, the entire time Fred, Daphne, and Velma are in their trademark poses with Fred's hand in his pocket, Daphne's hands at her waist, and Velma's arms behind her back.
  • Since this film is not scored by Robert J. Kral, it's notable for not having music from Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated play over the exposition of the gang explaining the culprit's motive.
  • The ending of the film had already been spoiled a bit (with the celebration, including cheering for Scooby) as it was used in the trailer.
  • In the 2017 direct-to-video film, The Jetsons & WWE: Robo-WrestleMania, Mr. McMahon alludes to meeting Scooby from this film, after seeing Astro talk. Sheamus also appears in the former, but doesn't mention anything.

Miscellaneous[]

Cultural references[]

  • In the teaser, when Miz first encounters the Ghost Bear, he refers to it as "Yogi". Ruben also refers to it as Smokey Bear, otherwise known as Smokey the Bear, the public service announcement mascot against forest fires.
  • Cena's trademark catchphrase, "You can't see me", is used in the film.
  • Shaggy calls Cena the "Doctor of Thuganomics" which is one of his ring names.
  • The businesses in WWE City are named after subjects relating to and wrestling in general:
  • Through one way or another the entrance music of John Cena, Miz, Vince McMahon, AJ Lee, and plays in the film.
  • The Sin Cara in this film is based on the second and current performer, Jorge Arias. This Sin Cara can actually talk and in English, too. The character's grandfather may be based on the first performer, Luis Urive.
  • The wrestling moves used in the film are based on the ones used in real-life.
  • Miz and Jimmy Hart both own iPod-looking devices.
  • Brodus refers to his entrance music, "Somebody Call My Momma", when he says "Somebody call your Momma" when facing the Ghost Bear, and when a man in the WrestleMania crowd held a sign saying "You'd better Call Your Momma!"
  • A Slammy Award is a real award given out by WWE.
  • The hall of fame plaque in the stadium's awards display lists the following people: Brandon Vietti, David Wilcox, Kyle Stafford, Mark Wilson, Owen Stafford, Kai Vietti, Miles Stafford, John Beach and Steve Jones. The names are from people who worked on the film and some of their family members.[3]
  • During the broadcast of WrestleMania on television, several scenes were shown of four girls watching the main event on their sofa, resembling Cassie Sandsmark (Wonder Girl), Artemis Crock (Artemis), Zatanna Zatara (Zatanna), and Megan Morse (Miss Martian) from Young Justice: Invasion, the second season of Young Justice on Cartoon Network. Brandon Vietti, who directed this film, was the co-creator of the Young Justice TV series.
  • People from the audience hold up signs referencing wrestlers' different gimmicks, including "Cenation".
    • If one looks closely, one of the audience members holds a sign that says "3:16". This is a reference to former wrestler Stone Cold Steve Austin, and his famous catchphrase "Austin 3:16"; which he used during his victory in the 1996 King of the Ring.
  • Three audience members mimic the "See No Evil" pose during the final match. Kane played the villain in the 2006 horror movie See No Evil.
  • If one looks closely at the beginning, a Guitar Hero controller can be seen.

Animation mistakes and/or technical glitches[]

  • None known.

Inconsistencies/continuity errors and/or goofs/oddities[]

  • Miz's clothes and belongings disappear after the Ghost Bear knocks him out of them, or they're just off-screen.
  • The fine print which appears on Shaggy's TV screen after Mr. McMahon's speech, just happens to mention most of the wrestlers who appear in the film who they may meet in person in WWE City, no wrestlers who exists outside of the film.
  • Both Shaggy's home and the Burger Binge could be in Coolsville, but that's not explicitly clear.
  • The last place Shaggy lived was in a two-story house with both Scooby and Fred in Coolsville in the What's New, Scooby-Doo? episode A Scooby-Doo Valentine.
  • The gang seem unusually distant at the Burger Binge with Fred, Daphne and Velma involved with their own thing.
  • Shaggy and Scooby obviously just want the gang to go with them, but if they didn't want to go then they could've just gone alone as they spent a fare share of time away from the gang (albeit much of the time with Scrappy-Doo) unless they are being ignored. This at least proves a little that the duo just want Fred for his van and they have to take him a long because he won't lend it to them. The fact that they're a close-knit group would explain why Daphne has to go along despite clearly not wanting to (and likely because she has nothing better to do.)
  • Fred was a major wrestling fan in the What's New, Scooby-Doo? episode Wrestle Maniacs, but here he has to be guilted in to going to WrestleMania. Daphne also had no problem in going to the Bosepheus Jumbo Wrestling Bowl in the aforementioned episode, but she hated the idea of going to WrestleMania.
  • When Daphne remembers Scooby saying how his fur didn't even grow back in some places, it sounds different, but this could be the way it sounded to her, making her more prone to agree.
  • Daphne's glass of water at the Burger Binge disappears when she agrees to go to WrestleMania.
  • One Attack Snacks box has the writing back to front while another is circular.
  • Are the gang that incompetent that they would leave Shaggy (and even Scooby) to pack their bags for the trip? (Fred even seems amused by it.) Even if they did only wear one outfit they would still need another set of fresh clothing, not to mention underwear. They also apparently went without a toothbrush and slept in the exact same clothing the entire time there.
  • It's implied, but not explicitly confirmed that those who work at the WWE live in WWE City. It's unknown if this applies to every one of its employees.
  • It's unknown if Mr. McMahon actually owns the restaurant with his name and face on it or it's just a tourist attraction.
  • The relationship is suggestive yet likely purely innocent between Daphne and Cena since she gives him her phone number, home and email address (and scarf size). To most people this would come off as being creepy and desperately forward, but apparently he doesn't mind. Cena is actually seemingly oblivious to her feelings or is at least modest about it, unlike in the What's New, Scooby-Doo? episode Riva Ras Regas, where the feelings between Fred and Lindsay Pagano were at least mutual (and that of course still went nowhere). It's also perhaps a little inappropriate, since Daphne's age is ambiguous and Cena is clearly an adult.
    • Of course it's all supposed to be for laughs, but on top of that (no pun intended), Daphne's crush on Cena seems to greatly contradict the events of the previous film, where it was perfectly established by Daphne herself that Fred was her one and only love interest. (Of course they'll never actually happen so she wouldn't lose anything by seeking Cena.) Another laugh of the film is that she hates the entire trip (and clearly goes under protest) until she sees Cena take off his sweater, revealing his greatly worked out body, but ends up coming off fickle, especially since she was a little bit rude (albeit indirectly) to even him right up until that point.
  • There's odd "vocal effects" such as when Shaggy laughs in excitement from receiving the free tickets from Cena, and a crowd member's off-screen "a ha" reaction to when Cole's second desk is broken.
  • The Mystery Machine disappears after the gang arrive in WWE City.
  • Despite WWE being televised, no film crews are visible.
  • Santino's sockpuppet comes from nowhere.
  • It's unclear if Sin Cara can actually talk or chooses not to because he can't speak English.
  • Being guests at the Rock Yard was a part of the video game dance prize, but when Cookie offers to take the gang there Scooby and Shaggy react excitedly as if they've forgot. They were either possibly absent-minded about it or just caught up in the excitement, but presumably they also told the rest of the gang and they don't mention it either or they were just letting him be polite. He also could've just been personally offering them a ride (in spite of the fact it was Sin Cara who drove them all).
  • Daphne complained about missing her luggage, but she managed to produce her handbag and pom poms.
  • In one of the photos in which Shaggy and Scooby 'needed' to be the baits, in the last Shaggy cites that Scooby had to cut off all his fur to impersonate a Chihuahua. Was the gang so insensitive as to do this to Scooby in exchange for solving a mystery, as if he had no option to opt out?
  • Cookie's leg brace is over his clothing when it would probably be more appropriate and realistic underneath (especially when there are more comfortable fitting ones out there in real-life), but having it always visible is better for the audience to not forget it's there.
  • Vicious's traveling show isn't identified on-screen and they apparently don't try and restrain him when he loses control, perhaps because they were scared off.
  • Perhaps because it's a cartoon, wrestlers can be formidable opponents to bears and also survive. It's made trivial of the cruelty of an animal being forced to fight, although it was in a small town a hundred years ago, also laws are different in a cartoon. The same could also be said about the Ghost Bear if it wasn't for the fact it was a monster.
  • When Kane first came on stage to announce wanting his title back, his entrance theme, "Veil Of Fire", and the associated pyro effects played, despite there being no audience.
  • The date marked for WrestleMania on Cookie's calendar is March 31, but in real-life it actually happened on April 6. Perhaps it happened on the latter date within the Scooby-Doo universe?
  • The WWE City News front-page report on how Sin Cara Grande saved the day from the Ghost Bear, which is on the stadium's commemorative display, would be impossible since WWE City didn't exist then.
  • The earpieces are so small that it looks like they're just communicating by touching their ears.
  • Perhaps due to it being the film's limited time, Scooby, Shaggy and Kane are the only contestants in WrestleMania.
  • It's unknown what happened to the EMP device and the fake belt after Kane tossed it aside.
  • For some reason the "flame" in the Ghost Bear's skeletal face turns off when it is finally defeated.
  • Daphne putting her hand on Fred's shoulder could be seen as a moment between them or it could be seen as him accepting her and Cena.
  • When Shaggy's stuck in the ring's ropes during the fight with Kane, he seems to have leg hair. This is especially odd as he has never been shown with any form of body hair in previous cartoons, and weirder still is the fact that he didn't have this leg hair earlier in the movie or even before the fight.
  • Ms. Richards says Shaggy is stuck as Scooby's accomplice for owning the game, but if it was the WWE that produced the game with the hypnotic command, why should Shaggy be arrested because of a defective product?
  • Cookie's intention was to exchange the championship belt for the copy with the EMP device from the beginning. So why didn't he do that when Scooby was hypnotized instead of trying to frame him and set this up?

In other languages[]

Language Name Meaning
French Scooby-Doo et la Folie du catch Scooby-Doo and the Folly of wrestling
Greek Scooby-Doo! Μυστήριο στην Παγκόσμια Πάλη Scooby-Doo! Mystery at the World Wrestling
Italian Scooby-Doo! e il Mistero del Westling Scooby-Doo! and the Mystery of Wrestling
Polish Scooby Doo! WrestleMania: Tajemnica ringu Scooby Doo! WrestleMania: The mystery of the ring
Spanish (Latin America) Scooby-Doo! Misterio en el ring (DVD)
Scooby-Doo! Misterio en la lucha libre (movie) 		Scooby-Doo! Mystery in the ring
Scooby-Doo! Mystery in the Wrestling
Russian Скуби-Ду! Искусство борьбы Scooby-Doo! The art of wrestling

Home media[]

  • US Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery DVD released by Warner Home Video on March 25, 2014.
  • US Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery Blu-ray Disc/DVD combo released by Warner Home Video on March 25, 2014.
  • UK Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery DVD released by Warner Home Video on March 24, 2014.
  • UK Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery Blu-ray Disc/DVD combo released by Warner Home Video on March 24, 2014.
  • AUS Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery DVD released by Warner Home Video on June 25, 2014.

Quotes[]

Shaggy: Like, you think maybe the gang's solved the mystery yet? Because there's no mystery as to where we're going.
Scooby: Yeah, to the hospital.
Shaggy: No. The morgue!


Velma: Ruben represents the heroic male aspiring to the stature of decorated warrior. His journey is relatable and therefore appealing to a wide audience.
Daphne: Velma, has it ever occurred to you that maybe WWE isn't something you can scientifically explain?
Velma: Don't be silly, Daphne. Science and logic explain everything.


Shaggy: Here comes a flying "hurricanrana" off the top ropes! Ha, ha! And it's countered by Scooby's patented corkscrew counter-crunch.
Daphne: Um, exactly how many more play-by-play Scooby Snack attacks will we have to endure before WWE City?
Shaggy: Like, we brought everything we had. Scooby and I need to keep our energy up so we can cheer like crazy at the main event.
Velma: There're so many boxes, I can't even see the luggage.
Shaggy: Luggage?
Daphne&Velma: You didn't pack the luggage?
Shaggy&Scooby: Ruh-roh.
Daphne: Of all the food-induced, insane things you two have done this absolutely takes the cake!
Shaggy&Scooby: Mmm. Cake.
Daphne: I mean it!
Shaggy: Like, what's the big deal? We all wear the same outfits every single day anyway.
Fred: Well, you got to admit it, he does have a point.


Ms. Richards: Good call hiring these kids, sir. I thought they might come in handy.
Mr. McMahon: Just get Cookie outta here!
Ms. Richards: Yes sir, will do, sir, you bet.

Gallery[]

Videos[]

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Footnotes[]


References[]

  1. ↑ “@ScoobySnackFact: @KittyVelezM Where'd that title come from?” WrestleMania Mystery=DVD title. WWE Mystery=Cartoon Network title.. Twitter.
  2. ↑ khou.com/entertainment/slideshows/Photos-Scooby-Doos-Wrestlemania-Mystery-premiere-251785401.html [dead link]
  3. ↑ https://twitter.com/BrandonVietti/status/457179260029906944

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