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Revision as of 06:04, 26 June 2014
- This page is about the monster. For the episode, see Scarebear (episode).
The Scarebear was the disguise of Benson Fuhrman.
Physical appearance
He looks like a normal bear but mutated making him bigger.
Powers and abilities
He has super strength and razor sharp claws that can rip through steel.
History
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
Season two
Benson Fuhrman
Scarebear attacked Destrodio and their Benefit for the victims of their products. When Mystery Incorporated said there was a bomb Scarebear realized he didn't set it and helped get rid of it and it gets flung right down on George Avocados avocado farm. Velma Dinkley unmasks the Scarebear as the security guard Benson Fuhrman they had seen in Destrodio earlier. His real name is Benson Hairmore (he changed it because he believed he would be suspected as the Scarebear) and he was there trying to unmask Destrodio for their callous disregard for public safety. One of their products had mutated him giving him bear-like traits. His "costume" didn't cover his entire body, it was primarily his hands and face that the costume covered. The gang, realizing he had good intentions, decided not to have him arrested, agreeing the Destrodio deserves to be exposed.