#what's new scooby Doo

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Shag and Daph. Friends vibing 💚💜

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♡GET TO KNOW ME: Favourite Female Characters✰ ↳ 3# Daphne Blake (Scooby Doo franchise)

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Top 10 Best Cartoon Theme Songs

#10. Ben 10 Theme by Moxy (Ben 10): Kicking off our list is the theme for one of the most iconic 2000s cartoons. In addition to perfectly conveying the overall premise of the show, Ben 10's theme does an excellent job pumping up up for the exciting show ahead. With Moxy's hypnotic vocals, lively music, and snappy lyrics, this song feels as out of this world as Ben's aliens.

#9. Danny Phantom Theme by Deric Battise: There's 2 things most people agree online about Danny Phantom: it's Butch Hartman's best show and it's got an awesome theme song. From the iconic opening base line to Deric Battise's informative and catchy rap, this song captures the ecstatic tone of the show while also providing just enough context to the backstory. Of all the songs made by Butch's frequent collaborator, Guy Moon, this is most certainly my favorite.

#8. Atomic Betty Theme by Tajja Isen (Atomic Betty): Atomic Betty wouldn't be on any other best list I make because it's such a badly made show that doesn't do it's premise justice. The one thing it has going for it is its exhilarating theme song. It's upbeat, has clever lyrics, and Tajja Isen has excellent vocals. The theme song makes the show out to be such an action packed space adventure. I just wish the show was as good as the theme song.

#7. Can We Fix It? by Neil Morrissey (Bob the Builder): Bob the Builder is such an optimistic and determined man that it only makes sense that his theme song be optimistic and determined. In addition to giving the main characters a proper introduction, the song also has a great message about working together and a can-do attitude. Neil Morrissey provides excellent vocals and you can hear the passion in his voice as he sings the chorus.

#6. Little Einsteins Theme by Jesse Goldberg, Harrison Chad, Emma Straus, and Philip Trencher (Little Einsteins): Among Playhouse Disney's shows, Little Einsteins stood out by teaching kids about classical art and music. Speaking of the latter, the thene song captures the feeling of exploration and encouraging the audience to come along for the ride. With such a catchy chorus, engaging lyrics, and an orchestral soundtrack, this song gets me to sing along everytime I listen to it. And yes, I do make the revving sound with the kids and it always puts a smile on my face.

#5. Iron Man: Armored Adventures Theme by Rooney (Iron Man: Armored Adventures): At the height of the first Iron Man film's popularity came the animated show by Method Animation. The show might not be as iconic as the movie, but the theme song is exactly Tony's style. It's got an amazing guitar riff, inspiring lyrics, and Rooney's frontman, Robert Schwartzman, goes hard on the chorus. I 100% buy that Tony would not only approve this song, but he'd be the one to commission it to promote his superhero persona.

#4. We Are The Crystal Gems by Estelle, Michelle Dietz, Deedee Mango Hall, and Zach Callison (Steven Universe): It may be on the shorter side for cartoon theme songs, but every second of this song is nothing short of magical. From the ukulele being the main instrument, to the earnesty of the lyrics, this song exemplifies what this show is all about. Steven, the Gems, saving the day, and never giving up.

#3. What's New, Scooby-Doo Theme by Simple Plan (What's New, Scooby-Doo?): This decades long running franchise has had a number of theme songs that fit their respective show. Yet my personal favorite of these has got to be What's New, Scooby-Doo's theme song. With a rockin' guitar riff, clever lyrics, and Simple Plan going hard all the way til the end, this song makes it clear that Scooby and the gang are back and ready for whatever comes next.

#2. Call Me, Beep Me! by Christina Milian (Kim Possible): Nothing gets you more pumped for an epic spy show than with a remarkable and catchy theme song. With catchy lyrics, an excellent bass line, and Christina Milian's owning every verse, this song perfectly introduces Kim Possible and what makes her such a great heroine.

#1. Through My Own Eyes by Aaron Carter and Kayla Hinke (Libery's Kid): When making this list, I knew there was but one song to take the top spot and that was Through My Own Eyes. Not only is this brilliantly sung with the late great Aaron Carter providing an excellent rap, but it also has powerful lyrics that convey hope for a better tomorrow. This song is especially relevant in today's society as we could definitely use some hope and remind ourselves what our founding fathers fought for.

Conclusion: These theme songs really excel at getting me excited for the cartoon. They have such great production values, catchy lyrics, and brilliant vocals, I give them a listen on YouTube all the time. Honorable mentions include Today Is Gonna Be A Great Day by Bowling For Soup (Phineas and Ferb), Rescue Rangers Theme by Jeff Pescetto (Chip n' Dale: Rescue Rangers), SpongeBob SquarePants Theme by Patrick Pinney, and CatDog Theme by Peter Hannan. And that's not even getting into the best anime themes, which will be on their own list. What are your favorite cartoon theme songs? Sound off in the comments and I'll see you next time ;)

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Trick or Treat?

Well, I choose to treat y'all with some more CN City art for the spooky season.

This was so difficult to find a background from the very few Halloween bumpers out there that both had nobody on screen and was a big enough of an area to add multiple characters, lol.

Anyway...

🎃 I hope everyone has a very Happy Halloween!!! 🎃

"This is Cartoon Network."

And, of course, here's the full renders of the characters.

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thinking about what's new scooby doo fred in particular on this fine evening. he's the most 'just some guy' of all time. he likes sports but not the ones you would expect (ice hockey and wrestling). he lives with and COOKS FOR shaggy and scooby. he adores his van. he's easily embarrassed by his parents but cares so deeply about them and goes Dead Serious when they're in danger. he's such a big elvis fan that he went to a fantasy elvis camp. he almost died twice, and on both occasions scooby single-handedly saved his life. he's sad that he doesn't have a catchphrase. he refers to the rest of the gang as his family. he's easily distressed when others say his lines/come up with plans/drive the mystery machine because he's autistic and needs his routine. he panicked when fake-dating daphne as bait for a monster and ended up extensively rambling about his hayfever. he turned into a vampire that one time. he stood up and did a live trap demonstration in the middle of an interview because he cannot sit still for even five minutes. he has such a goofy way of expressing himself that velma and daphne refer to it as "fred speak" and need to translate it for others. he will throw his entire body at a monster if it causes his friends the slightest harm. he thinks he's above the laws of physics. he's never had ownership of the communal mystery inc braincell ever, in his life. and most importantly of all, HE CAN BENCH PRESS 220

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Daphne Blake - Scooby Doo: The Movie (2002)

Frankie Stein - Monster High (1st Gen ; 2010)

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happy valentines day

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people on instagram wanted Shaggy in a dress (the one Velma wears in S02E05 of What's New Scooby-Doo iirc) so I'm subjecting all of you to it as well. i think he has the hips for it.

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I made these as a gifts to Grey Delisle, Rob Paulsen, and Tom Kenny when I met them at UwU Con, however I didn't get a chance to give it to neither one of them, so I'm posting my sadness here! Maybe next time...

Grey Delisle Characters featured:

Mandy: The Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy

2001 – 2007

Emily Elizabeth: Clifford the Big Red Dog

2000 – 2003

Frankie Foster: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends 2004 – 2009

Daphne Blake: What's New, Scooby-Doo?

2002 – 2006

Wubbzy: Wow! Wow! Wubbzy!

2006 – 2010

Vicky and Tootie: The Fairly OddParents

2001 – 2017

Ice Queen: Adventure Time

2010 – 2018

Azula: Avatar: The Last Airbender

2005 – 2008

Sam Manson: Danny Phantom

2004 – 2007

Yumi: Hi Hi Puffy AmiYumi

2004 – 2006

Rob Paulsen

Characters featured:

PJ: A Goofy Movie

1995

Raphael: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

1987

Yakko Warner: Animaniacs

1993 – 1998

Reuben (Experiment 625): Stitch! The Movie

August 26, 2003

Carl Weezer: Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius

2001

 Stanley Ipkiss: The Mask: Animated Series

1995 – 1997

Mark Chang: The Fairly OddParents

2001 – 2017

Augustus Gummi

Adventures of the Gummi Bears

1985

Bommer: The Powerpuff Girls

1998 – 2014

Donetello:

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles

2012 – 2017

Tom Kenny Characters featured:

Cupid: The Fairly OddParents

2001 – 2017

Plastic Man: Batman: The Brave and the Bold

2008 – 2011

Catdog (Dog): CatDog

1998 – 2005

Hefer: Rocko's Modern Life

1993 – 1996

Spongbob: SpongeBob SquarePants

Since 1999

The Mayor, Snake and Lil' Arturo: The Powerpuff Girls

1998 – 2014

Ice King (Simon Petrikov): Adventure Time

2010 – 2018

Eduardo: Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends

2004 – 2009

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Fred Jones Versions

Inspired by Dauterman's Marvel covers

#scooby

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MERRY CHRISTMAS EVE TO EVERYONE

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It's in the way I love them.

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What's New Scooby-Doo? Reef Grief

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thinking about them