In the British TV Show Primeval the character of Connor Temple mentioned that he had a crush on Buffy from Buffy the Vampire Slayer, who was played by Sarah Michelle Gellar. Their mystery solving began as preadolescents in the city of Coolsville, and eventually across the globe.

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The gang didn't get the monsters that left the island, and one of them could have been spared from the sun if they were inside. They set up a trap to save the world and destroy the demons, but it messes up and Fred and Velma discover that Mondavarious is the main villain. Being only an amateur sleuth doesn't pay the bills, so Shaggy has had to find a source of income (and sometimes a profession if the gang decide to part ways for a while), and has taken on a variety of different jobs through his life. When Shaggy found the real Mondavarious, he had long, scraggly hair and a beard, but a few minutes later when he walks to the reporters, his hair is cut and is clean shaven. Krebs, a hippy character played by Bob Denver in the early 1960s sitcom The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis.

Velma and Fred find that Mondavarious is a robot and the one controlling him is Scooby's nephew, Scrappy-Doo who wanted revenge on Mystery Inc.

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Shaggy is something of a hippy due to his generally laid back persona, his hair, clothes, and his inappropriate use of slipping in the word "Like" in his speech. As for her personality, she is sarcastic, opinionated, slightly quick-tempered, and (surprisingly) flirtatious. He has infrequently changed his outfit, from simply switching the colors of his outfit, with a t-shirt and blue pants, to an entire wardrobe change when at Albert Shaggleford's mansion, by wearing a white t-shirt with a dark green stripe and sleeves, an orange long-sleeved undershirt, lighter green cargo pants, and black and white sneakers. Norville "Shaggy" Rogers and his pet Great Dane, Scooby-Doo, have always been the most developed of the five characters and display their usual hijinks and slapstick, with one exception.

According to the director's commentary, the line about Scrappy being corrupted by Daemon Ritus was added to assuage the concerns of parents who thought that Scrappy being the villain was confusing for children. After Scooby sees a creature out the window, he makes a commotion about it, and Fred reacts by telling him he hasn't been this embarrassed since the former cleaned his "beans" at Don Knotts's Christmas party. breaking up and the real Mondavarious disappearing happened two years ago, meaning that when the gang out kicked out Scrappy-Doo, it must've happened not long before the Luna Ghost case. Sadie-Mae Scroggins: A southern girl who obsessively chased after Shaggy, even though he repeatedly made it clear he had no interest in her.

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The Scoobyverse has done multiple projects based on the story, starting with The New Scooby-Doo Movies episode The Spooky Fog of Juneberry. Mondavarious tells the gang that students are mysteriously becoming mindless zombies and only utter pop phrases.Detective: He, Scooby and Scrappy worked for his uncle Fearless Shagaford at the Fearless Detective Agency. Freelance journalist: Scooby, Shaggy, Scrappy, and Daphne became freelance journalists, forming the second incarnation of the Scooby-Doo Detective Agency. In the new timeline, the gang realizes that everything has changed, most notably family members and bullies that mistreated them, now being friendly with them. History Animated history Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/animated history Comic history Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/biographical account of comic appearances Novel appearances Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/biographical account of novel appearances Video game appearances Main article(s): Shaggy Rogers/biographical account of video game appearances Family and relatives For a complete list of Shaggy's family members, look here. Scooby-Doo: The Headless Horseman of Halloween VHS released by Turner Home Entertainment on September 10, 1996.