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===''What's New, Scooby-Doo?''===
 
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Chasez was trying to get rid of [[Shaggy Rogers]] because he was jealous that his girlfriend, [[Rachel (A Scooby-Doo Valentine)|Rachel]], was always talking about Shaggy's exploits.<ref>{{WNSD303}}</ref>
 
Chasez was trying to get rid of [[Shaggy Rogers]] because he was jealous that his girlfriend, [[Rachel (A Scooby-Doo Valentine)|Rachel]], was always talking about Shaggy's exploits.<ref>{{WNSD303}}</ref>
   

Revision as of 07:12, 2 January 2016

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Was Sarah Michelle Gellar not available?

Daphne Blake

The Mystery Inc. evil clones were a set of Hollywood extras impersonating the gang, led by J.C. Chasez, disguised as Scooby-Doo.

Physical appearance

With their masks on, they looked like the gang except for having glowing red eyes.

Powers and abilities

  • Super strength: In some unexplained way, they all had preposterous strength. They were capable of mighty leaps and three together could lift the Mystery Machine.

History

What's New, Scooby-Doo?

Season three

J.C

J.C. Chasez unmasked.

File:Extras.png

Extras unmasked.

Chasez was trying to get rid of Shaggy Rogers because he was jealous that his girlfriend, Rachel, was always talking about Shaggy's exploits.[1]

Appearances

Notes/trivia

References