“ | It's fun time! | ” |
—The Osomons' catchphrase. |
The Osomons are monsters from a video game created by Dr. Laslow Ostwald. Ostwald had supposedly created living versions of them that somehow turned evil and started wreaking havoc. In reality, the whole incident was part of Ostwald's virtual reality game, which he created to test Velma Dinkley.
Physical appearance[]
The Osomons were small, blue, furry creatures with huge eyes and mouths, green feet, and two antennae on their heads. Normally, their eyes were white, but when they became aggressive, their eyes turned red, their fur turns darker, and they gain sharp teeth. They also had tongues with little hands (it is unconfirmed whether it was a result of them turning berserk or they always had it).
Personality[]
They could deceive people by looking cute and cuddly while continuously repeating and squeaking their cheerful phrase, "It's fun time". After being admired and adored by people, the Osomons would switch from happy-go-lucky little critters to ferocious, aggressive and nimble little monsters. They would develop sharp jaws and instantly chase their prey, enjoying the fun. Also, instead of repeating, "It's fun time", they would instead repeat the phrase, "It's fight time", in a more raspy, snarling, growling manner.
Powers and abilities[]
They had sharp teeth which were powerful enough to bite through metal.
History[]
What's New, Scooby-Doo?[]
Season three[]
They chased Scooby-Doo and the gang everywhere, each and every one of them desperate to get a bite, until Velma worked it all out: They were all monsters created for a virtual reality game especially made for Velma - basic enemies for her to face in order to complete it. Upon declaring this, the Osomons all froze in place (one was biting Shaggy at the time!) and Dr. Ostwald congratulated Velma. The Osomons then vanished, ceasing to exist.
Appearances[]
- What's New, Scooby-Doo?
- 314. E-Scream (simulation)
Notes/trivia[]
- They're a parody of the Nintendo game Pokémon, with the "mon" part of their name being a reference to the anime, Digimon.
- It’s implied the Osomon series exists in real life as a sign appears after Velma solves the mystery.