This video got more popular than I thought it would very quick, but thank you everyone who enjoyed it. I made this very quickly, as soon as I saw the movie in fact, because I knew I had to get in on it; so it's not my best work but I had fun making it.
@@themysticals8481 What, how could they even call you dumb without even knowing you, they should have called you weird instead that sounds much better.
Maybe a bit too smooth, I mean it works fine for the show Scooby doo guess who and for this movie but I ain’t sure if this should be the new current animation for it
of course..... they can put and change the character including their sexuality to follow the nonsense of political correctness. 👎 Vilma is not a lesbian. that they put it like that is another stupidity
@20rafa04 Of course I'm going to cry... 😆👎 Hahaha nothing to do with that.🙄 I'm not like others who have to do it to invent the sexuality of a fictional character by following a sick fashion that only fails Ay rafa...
@@sergioplazat3995 you know she was ALWAYS meant to be a Lesbian right? 🤣 The only reason she wasn't was due to conservatives in the TV industry, thankfully she has been allowed to flourish
@@Stegereit you're... just as sick as the rest. literal bad head like social resentments or something like that. conservative tv..... wow 🙄thanks for making it clear why all the series and movies are failing P. s. flourish hahaha😆 good joke let me know when they make it trans to velma🙄👎
A lot of people are talking about how Velma's awkward crushing/mooning over this love interest reminds them of that kind of middle school, cheesy behavior, but I personally love it. It reminds me of old cartoons where they would have the guy swooning over the girl with hearts in his eyes, and I feel like in some ways they were really going for that older cartoon feel. The fact that they're representing it with girls makes it so much better. I feel like it really detaches the "gendered cartoon characters" stereotype. It was really enjoyable to see Velma, who's already a pretty nerdy character, being stupidly in love with a girl who gave an "out of my league" vibe. As a queer person I freaking love this Edit: I haven't been replying to any comments on this because hoo boy does CZcams comment discourse scare me, but I just want to say that for people who watch cartoons, you guys could lighten up a little! This isn't an attack, and a thought I had while watching this isn't hurting anyone personally, is it? I shared something that amused me and why I liked it. Personally I don't see anything about this being overtly sexual or indecent. Well.. please give respect to the creative liberty of artists, animators, and enjoyers of creative work. Saturday mornings should be a good time! No hate intended here, and may peace be with you. ☮ (P.S: Thank you so much for all the likes! I was not expecting this but wow, thank you so much! :D)
EXACTLY ♥️♥️♥️ Tbh. this is one of the best lgbt representations in a show. I love how she becomes goofy when she is crushing it makes her more relatable
@the cool nice guy🎩 Um, what? No she's not. She was originally made to be a lesbian but they couldn't get it approved I guess. Then she had that weird thing with Shaggy
Velma’s sexuality is all over the place honestly. From dating Shaggy in Mystery Incorporated to swooning over Johnny Bravo of all people (not joking) to becoming a cartoon lesbian icon even before this movie. I’m not complaining in the slightest, I just think it’s funny she has such varied taste.
It was actually confirmed that she had comphet, which most lesbians have actually, it was confirmed on Twitter that she was always lesbian, but she was struggling:]^
She did date Shaggy in mystery inc, but they then broke up and her next love interest was Hot Dog Water. Kind of explained why the relationship with Shaggy was just never gonna work.
Velma’s cartoonish swooning is so amazing to see. It’s like in older cartoons where men would be so into women that they have hearts in their eyes. I’m glad that being a lesbian is finally allowed to be wholesome.
If you haven't seen it yet, I'd recommend "The Owl House," the Disney animated series, for some wholesome wlw crushing (and subsequent healthy relationship moments).
Oh my god, the fact that it was animated in the classic Hanna-Barbera style is exceptional, I think everyone deep in their hearts has one childhood memory about Scooby-doo, seeing now how this entire series gets so much love is exceptional.
I remember back in 2013 after reading that Velma is supposed to be a lesbian I was like "Huh?? Didn't she used to date shaggy and have many male crushes, is she forcing herself to like boys?" And I know not every lesbian is attracted to every girls they see but it's weird that she never have a female crush and 9 years later it's finally here! Anyways why is Daphne so thicc all of the sudden
i mean one of my friends thought she had crushes on a guy cause she thought she had to but then she discovered shes a lesbian so we could use that as an explanation here lol
@@ash.all.the.time. Look who says it... the subject who responds by speaking behind the backs of others. why don't you stop being a coward and answer me directly😆👎
They always refer to Mystery Inc as kids but it’s pretty rare for any of them to actually act childish. It’s fun to see Velma lose it over her first crush.
I was happy that Velma fully brought out her lesbian side in this movie, although it's kinda too bad that neither Velma or Coco asked each other out in the end. i mean i know they didn't because Velma was too nervous and Coco was going back to prison , but i'm just saying that since Coco seemed to be aware of Velma's crush on her it would've been nice if Coco did something like gave Velma her phone number and told her to give a call when Coco finishes doing her time.
@@jareththegoblinking3191 not necessarily the first time There's Mystery Incorporated but in order to know who her lover was in that show, it would mean major spoilers so..
If I heard humans actually SPEAK like that, I would think I was in a 2nd grade classroom. I mean SERIOUSLY the dialogue could have been WRITTEN by a 2nd grader its so flippant, cheesy, hammed up and over the top, it pretty much kills the whole vibe for me, somebody who grew up watching the original series...
@@myheroaus1345 of course, of course... like superman being gay..... you know what else was there too? shaggy was a marijuana smoker but for some reason they didn't put it don't come to me with nonsense, whether it's true or not, nowadays any character was always gay or lesbian, that's why it will be another ridiculous failure 🙄😒
@@mickey099..... tell me something that is not obvious friend because despite being obvious. in this video most of them say ridiculous things over and over again hehe
Is it weird that this is the smoothest 2D animation since Amphibia’s series finale and Owl House’s season 2 finale, and it’s from a Scooby Doo movie of all places.
There’s something I love about an beloved character from an iconic and long-lasting cartoon franchise being officially part of the LGBTQ+ community. I don’t know what that is, but it’s very heartwarming to see.
attention, spoilers! To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me. If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor. That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
Wait a minute: Velma finds Coco attractive... To Velma, her new crush is literally "hot Coco." Dammit, brain. I wish you weren't so coded to make puns.
I don't hate a lesbian Velma but I personally think that it came out of nowhere. And personally, I would rather her being Bi since she's had male romantic interest in the past.
Dang, Velma, I can't even say you acting like this is awkward, because even as a straight man, I understand your pain. High school crushes, oof. Also, someone is having a LOT of fun animating Coco, I'm sure.
attention, spoilers! To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me. If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor. That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
I glad that they're adding more queer rep into mainstream media, especially scooby doo (ignoring the Velma reboot which does have the queer rep, but the writing is kinda shitty to be honest) I always loved lesbian velma, I need much more of it in my life
i think we _all_ knew that Velma was a lesbian when we watched the scooby-doo shows/movies when we were younger. She just always gave off that vibe, y’know?
FACTS. PURE. FACTS. finally! Someone in the commen section that gets it! She's lil fruity but clearly not a lesbian. She's a bi queen and we love her for it. Lmao.
For anyone in this comment section upset that they “changed Velma for Brownie points” she’s always been designed as lesbian. At least in her original version according to the creators. She’s been queer coded this entire time but of course they weren’t able to outright say it cause of the witch mob that would have come after them.
@@mauriceisaac3646 As far as I know, never, most people are probably 🦜 ng about one of the older shows Not made by the original creators and saying she was meant to be something she was GOING to possibly be but ended up not being. Like if people say D.C's Robin was meant to be gay despite the fact he was never gay before but the new comics with him portrait him as gay.
- Coco ( is a criminal mastermind ) - Marcie ( dressed up as a monster twice and would have gotten away with it too if it weren't for some meddling kids ) - Shaggy ( committed several war crimes and burned an orphanage )
attention, spoilers! To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me. If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor. That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
attention, spoilers! To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me. If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor. That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
That's fair. In the og seris they weren't cannon but later on in other series they did get togther and I like when their togther. But I also think the newest Scooby-Doo's have portrayed the pair to be a bit to toxic for my shipping. But they are still pretty cute and at the very least good friends. Thank you for calmly stateing your opinion and not being judgemental about it. 🥰
This video got more popular than I thought it would very quick, but thank you everyone who enjoyed it.
I made this very quickly, as soon as I saw the movie in fact, because I knew I had to get in on it; so it's not my best work but I had fun making it.
What’s the show
@@MostNormalMhaFan Trick Or Treat Scooby Doo, it's a movie.
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@@themysticals8481 What, how could they even call you dumb without even knowing you,
they should have called you weird instead that sounds much better.
To be fair she could be bi
She's still miles better here than in "her own show"
Facts
If you can even call it a show 😒
Nah, that ain’t Velma. THIS is Velma
@@v78o53 Well said👏
Nahh bro that’s velcaca 🙄
Scooby Doo animation was never meant to be this smooth
Maybe a bit too smooth, I mean it works fine for the show Scooby doo guess who and for this movie but I ain’t sure if this should be the new current animation for it
TRUEEEEEEEE
now I’m wondering if it’s hand drawn
How is there already over 100 likes it's only been a day...
@@DumpsterFire2763 what's the name of the movie
I love how Velma's glasses fog up when she blushes.
I love the good vibes in the comments:)
I also like to think that when her glasses fog up, it's because she's breathing heavily while she blushes. Her breath literally getting taken away~
Its so cute :">
you should know when it comes to cartoons, Logic doesn't apply often 😅
@@chicagogalaxy670 It depends on the cartoon!
Okay but I just really love how Daphne is a supportive ally, teasing Velma cuz she herself knows her type and everything
Shut up sick weirdo
You mean Daphne
@@Afellowlostcanary. Yeah I do-
Will you just stop. Holy crap. “Supportive ally”. You people are so corny.
@@UncleFred-mb4eq I just wanted to mentioned something wholesome my guy. I don’t really care if it’s corny to say what it is.
Never thought I’d see an official, explicitly gay Velma, but I’m here for it. Also nice seeing Daphne being her wingman, so to speak.
of course..... they can put and change the character including their sexuality to follow the nonsense of political correctness.
👎
Vilma is not a lesbian. that they put it like that is another stupidity
@20rafa04 Of course I'm going to cry... 😆👎
Hahaha nothing to do with that.🙄
I'm not like others who have to do it to invent the sexuality of a fictional character by following a sick fashion that only fails
Ay rafa...
@@sergioplazat3995 you know she was ALWAYS meant to be a Lesbian right? 🤣 The only reason she wasn't was due to conservatives in the TV industry, thankfully she has been allowed to flourish
@@Stegereit you're... just as sick as the rest.
literal bad head like social resentments or something like that.
conservative tv.....
wow 🙄thanks for making it clear why all the series and movies are failing
P. s. flourish hahaha😆 good joke
let me know when they make it trans to velma🙄👎
They should take all of our childhood cartoons and suddenly make iconic characters in them gay, lesbian, pan, etc.
All her friends just going "🗿" at her awkwardness... LOL
The animation was smoother than Velma’s flirting 😂
Bro the original 70's show's animation was smoother than Velma's flirting XD
A flip book animates smoother than her flirting.
A lot of people are talking about how Velma's awkward crushing/mooning over this love interest reminds them of that kind of middle school, cheesy behavior, but I personally love it. It reminds me of old cartoons where they would have the guy swooning over the girl with hearts in his eyes, and I feel like in some ways they were really going for that older cartoon feel. The fact that they're representing it with girls makes it so much better. I feel like it really detaches the "gendered cartoon characters" stereotype. It was really enjoyable to see Velma, who's already a pretty nerdy character, being stupidly in love with a girl who gave an "out of my league" vibe.
As a queer person I freaking love this
Edit: I haven't been replying to any comments on this because hoo boy does CZcams comment discourse scare me, but I just want to say that for people who watch cartoons, you guys could lighten up a little! This isn't an attack, and a thought I had while watching this isn't hurting anyone personally, is it? I shared something that amused me and why I liked it. Personally I don't see anything about this being overtly sexual or indecent. Well.. please give respect to the creative liberty of artists, animators, and enjoyers of creative work. Saturday mornings should be a good time! No hate intended here, and may peace be with you. ☮
(P.S: Thank you so much for all the likes! I was not expecting this but wow, thank you so much! :D)
YES YES YES
EXACTLY ♥️♥️♥️ Tbh. this is one of the best lgbt representations in a show. I love how she becomes goofy when she is crushing it makes her more relatable
@ANTI-STRAIGHT MALE & KAREN FBI DEPARTMENT so?
as a bisexual I love this
@the cool nice guy🎩 Um, what? No she's not. She was originally made to be a lesbian but they couldn't get it approved I guess. Then she had that weird thing with Shaggy
0:28 Okay, Daphine does have a point. Why is Velma crushing THIS HARD on someone obviously on the wrong side of the law?
She's a bad girl~
@@TheSeptetThere’s bad, and then there’s convicted felons.
@bren lc Shes like all of us Kylo Ren stans; we know he's a bad guy, but he's very convincing so we don't know he's bad
forced inclusionism... That's about it.
@@user-xj3cg9bo9l who's an edgy boy? You are! Yes you are! What an edgy boy!
Whoever animated Coco clearly abused the budget and ran a mile.
The fact she shares a voice with Webby makes this even better.
also Sadie from Steven Universe
@@bingus____ I WANNA BE DISOBEDIENT DISOBEDIENT DISOBEDIENT
@@pennysanchez7656 I STOOD AWAKE WONDERING WHERE MY SUMMERS WENT
Velma’s sexuality is all over the place honestly. From dating Shaggy in Mystery Incorporated to swooning over Johnny Bravo of all people (not joking) to becoming a cartoon lesbian icon even before this movie. I’m not complaining in the slightest, I just think it’s funny she has such varied taste.
@nightwingdefeatingbadguys8076 I didn't know Indian was a sexuality.
It was actually confirmed that she had comphet, which most lesbians have actually, it was confirmed on Twitter that she was always lesbian, but she was struggling:]^
She did date Shaggy in mystery inc, but they then broke up and her next love interest was Hot Dog Water. Kind of explained why the relationship with Shaggy was just never gonna work.
@@fridalighjemdallen7283 No it didn't work because shaggy was in love with his dog.
Nah, from what I remember, it was a bros before hoes thing. You don’t make someone choose between two important people in their life.
Velma’s cartoonish swooning is so amazing to see. It’s like in older cartoons where men would be so into women that they have hearts in their eyes. I’m glad that being a lesbian is finally allowed to be wholesome.
If you haven't seen it yet, I'd recommend "The Owl House," the Disney animated series, for some wholesome wlw crushing (and subsequent healthy relationship moments).
Yes, it's very cute
So freaking charming, I love it 😭💖
I had a crush on Velma when I was younger, and seeing this makes me so comforted
you are Really sick..... Not to mention he's a fictional character. that they make her a lesbian and comfort you... it already sounds something else
@@sergioplazat3995 yeah.........sounds like you not minding yo damn business
@@sergioplazat3995 She's fictional, but I would marry her
@@aliteralblueberry7837 Meh the closest thing to a healthy commentary that I will find in this video🙄
sadly...
@@dublancdedinde is that the only answer you came up with?
Hahahaha let me know when you have something new and that it is not useless
I'm straight and cis but Velma feels like middle school me. I feel second hand embarrassment on everything she did 😭
Its the rottenly crafted dialogue.
Mhm, mhm. Sure you are
@@rogerwashington7690 don't assume things on the internet, bud
@@theraginginfernape9496 That wasn't an assumption, that was a joke
So you're just normal
Oh my god, the fact that it was animated in the classic Hanna-Barbera style is exceptional, I think everyone deep in their hearts has one childhood memory about Scooby-doo, seeing now how this entire series gets so much love is exceptional.
this is so me. i have never felt so represented specifically as a down bad lesbian
Same
you should feel mocked and insulted by this
@@jub7345 why lol
@@mia_9926 wouldnt you want them to just design new cool lgbt characters instead of hijacking and exagerrating existing ones to pander?
@@jub7345 they didn’t hijack her she’s been queercoded for a while i’m completely fine with it regardless
I remember back in 2013 after reading that Velma is supposed to be a lesbian I was like "Huh?? Didn't she used to date shaggy and have many male crushes, is she forcing herself to like boys?" And I know not every lesbian is attracted to every girls they see but it's weird that she never have a female crush and 9 years later it's finally here!
Anyways why is Daphne so thicc all of the sudden
The creator wanted her to lesbian but he couldn't make her because lgbt wasn't accepted back then
@@skubioleh8895 she's bi
@@skubioleh8895 wait hanna Barbara wanted Velma to be lesbian? That is…wow very progressive for a man at the time
i mean one of my friends thought she had crushes on a guy cause she thought she had to but then she discovered shes a lesbian so we could use that as an explanation here lol
@@eziokill9112 James Gunn said she is gay, the studio kept watering it down.
Watching this to comfort me after the new show "Velma"
It's not even Scooby Doo anymore it's Scooby doodoo 😭
They removed scooby, its just “doodoo” now🫠🫠
"Scooby-Don't " is the current era of Scooby-Doo, where everything gets cancelled except for HBO Velma
Me realizing only now why Velma was always my favorite character in any Scooby Doo show/movie. She's too relatable
.....
Sure.... 🙄👎
relatable.... ( Cof Cof gay)
@@sergioplazat3995 cof cof and shes black now
@@sergioplazat3995 bro your in every reply section you good?
@@downwordspiralofpiss ikr its like this dude literally has nothing else to do with his life
@@ash.all.the.time. Look who says it... the subject who responds by speaking behind the backs of others. why don't you stop being a coward and answer me directly😆👎
They always refer to Mystery Inc as kids but it’s pretty rare for any of them to actually act childish. It’s fun to see Velma lose it over her first crush.
Well now. Looky at that pfp.
@@infinityheart_tm9270 what is it?
@@twist_ending7545 if you know then you know.
@@infinityheart_tm9270 just tell me
@@twist_ending7545 Ever heard of Homestuck?
2:35 HOW DID THEY LET THAT PART SLIDE?!?! 😂😂😂
Bruh shaggy just dead. No emotion. Nothing behind those dead black eyes
What's wrong with it
@@andieallison6792 she basically is sayin that “she can be a baddie in bed” lol
@@SkellyTune WHAT-
@@apexfenix9623 let Shaggy be. He's at full rest before Unleashing 000, 000.1% of his power.
I was happy that Velma fully brought out her lesbian side in this movie, although it's kinda too bad that neither Velma or Coco asked each other out in the end. i mean i know they didn't because Velma was too nervous and Coco was going back to prison , but i'm just saying that since Coco seemed to be aware of Velma's crush on her it would've been nice if Coco did something like gave Velma her phone number and told her to give a call when Coco finishes doing her time.
I think they were trying to play it safe since this is the first time Velma is officially into chicks
@@jareththegoblinking3191 probably yeah
you are Really sick...... 👎
@@jareththegoblinking3191 not necessarily the first time
There's Mystery Incorporated but in order to know who her lover was in that show, it would mean major spoilers so..
Unless they confirm she “liked” girls, specifically Hot Dog Water on that show. This movie is the first time until we hear more
THERES NO WAY THIS IS AN ACTUAL SHOW THIS IS TOO RELATABLE 😭😭
Trick Or Treat Scooby Doo is the name of the movie, it's so good.
Huh?
@@jankification9335 OMG LESBIAN VELMA CONFIRMED 😍😍
If I heard humans actually SPEAK like that, I would think I was in a 2nd grade classroom.
I mean SERIOUSLY the dialogue could have been WRITTEN by a 2nd grader its so flippant, cheesy, hammed up and over the top, it pretty much kills the whole vibe for me, somebody who grew up watching the original series...
If youre gross.
ever since mystery incorporated with hotdog water I wanted to see velma happy with a girlfriend 😢
Justice for hotdog water x velma
they were friends not a couple do not invent what never existed🙄
@@sergioplazat3995 Velma isn’t gay.
@@myheroaus1345 of course, of course...
like superman being gay.....
you know what else was there too?
shaggy was a marijuana smoker but for some reason they didn't put it
don't come to me with nonsense, whether it's true or not, nowadays any character was always gay or lesbian, that's why it will be another ridiculous failure 🙄😒
@@mickey099.....
tell me something that is not obvious friend
because despite being obvious. in this video most of them say ridiculous things over and over again hehe
Is it weird that this is the smoothest 2D animation since Amphibia’s series finale and Owl House’s season 2 finale, and it’s from a Scooby Doo movie of all places.
"the cute one's right" dude velmas smile didn't make my day it made my entire fucking life 😭😭😭😭😭💖
There’s something I love about an beloved character from an iconic and long-lasting cartoon franchise being officially part of the LGBTQ+ community.
I don’t know what that is, but it’s very heartwarming to see.
Apparently she was already planned to be like that since the live action movie
Can't have anything anymore cause of you people, ffs.
@@theoutlawking9123 Oh no Velma has evolved since the 60s and part of that evolution is her being gay oh noooo
You like shameless retcons
@@legallycritter4984 nope
The end killed me along with everyone else.
This vid feels like therapy after the watching that new Velma show
Aside from me being excited over seeing wlw attraction that isn't hidden or fully demonized, the animation is so smooth!
Velma: *turns red*
Her glasses:😈
I dont see what the big deal is, I find this incredibly cute.
attention, spoilers!
To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me.
If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor.
That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
@@user-dp5he1bc9f damn… I am not reading that
@@user-dp5he1bc9f great
@@camilaalmiron5588 yeah funny wrote all that when nobody reading it what a pity
as a lesbian who looks like Velma, she is so me I love her
Wait a minute:
Velma finds Coco attractive...
To Velma, her new crush is literally "hot Coco."
Dammit, brain. I wish you weren't so coded to make puns.
Im happy for her she needed a girlfriend
Same
@@patriciasmith3875 WHAT ABOUT MARCY 😭😭😭 AKA HOTDOG WATER
@@nightshed3693 her too
Groomers.
@@user-sr3tj5gn8y huh?
Mindy wishes she could do this Velma.
this is so cute it literally melts my heart
Lesbian pairings just makes my heart melt 😭❤️
That Jenkies is so freaking adorable
2:59 has the same vibes as the girl who clenched her teeth so hard she snapped her retainer wire when Kilmonger took off his shirt
NAURRR
if i guess it right your talking about black panther
0:16 "I'm wet" is absolutely insane 😭
i love the kept the ORIGINSL DESIGNS and even poses
Kate Miccuci surprisingly fits Velma well.
I love her Velma fr, it's so cute 🥺💖
I don't hate a lesbian Velma but I personally think that it came out of nowhere. And personally, I would rather her being Bi since she's had male romantic interest in the past.
Same. But too bad, terminally online mfs will call you "anti-LGBTQ" for having this take.
Obviously something has to be done to appeal the woke cult. Who cares that the character is ruined if it brings money right?
@@afailedabortion she's not "ruined" you dork
I quite like it. It kinda shows the process lesbians go through.
@@afailedabortion ruined? Dude relax this takes place in alternative universe like the other incarnations of Scooby-Doo.
I LOVE WOMEN AND WHEN WOMEN LIKE WOMEN WHO LIKE WOMEN!!! PRETTY GIRLS!!! AAAAAHHHH
Dang, Velma, I can't even say you acting like this is awkward, because even as a straight man, I understand your pain. High school crushes, oof.
Also, someone is having a LOT of fun animating Coco, I'm sure.
Can we blame Velma tho? Coco is hot. But fr, this is awesome. :D
THIS
attention, spoilers!
To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me.
If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor.
That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
Velma failing to flirt: 😁👍
Daphne: 😅👍
they tried doing this with the new "velma" show, but they failed... should've took notes from THIS movie, would've been way better than what we got.
I am watching this when I should be quiet and turned into a beatbox trying to hold back laughter at the end
THANK YOU WARNER BROS FOR MAKING THIS 😭😭😭😭✨✨✨👏👏👏
At 3:01 I probably pissed myself laughing!! I love these edits! Whoever did them is a genius!
You're too kind, this was a late night rushed job, but I'm happy it brings laughter! Thank you.
Seeing gay Velma is so cute ngl
Isn't she like 15
@@PhilMcIntyler nobody knows the gangs’ ages…it’s kind of weird, actually.
0:10 my reaction fr
Bruh, velma is now me 💀
is Sad but... I can t blame you
I glad that they're adding more queer rep into mainstream media, especially scooby doo (ignoring the Velma reboot which does have the queer rep, but the writing is kinda shitty to be honest) I always loved lesbian velma, I need much more of it in my life
This. This is way better than Velma.
SCOOBY DOO FANS WE EATING THIS UP YALL
I haven't seen the movie yet, but WOW, that animation!
i think we _all_ knew that Velma was a lesbian when we watched the scooby-doo shows/movies when we were younger.
She just always gave off that vibe, y’know?
I love how Velma can be openly queer now. The only thing dragging this comment section down are the homophobes smh. Chill.
Well I had a crush on daphne but hey 💀
Okay, I was not expecting this at all!😂
I do.....😴
pity that scooby doo was not saved from the current ridiculousness🙄👎
It's ridiculous to be gay? Are people really this explicitly homophobic now?
Not you showing a part from a movie that traumatized me at the end💀
I always shipped Velma and shaggy but you will NEVR catch me denying she's been Hella gay since day one
FACTS. PURE. FACTS. finally! Someone in the commen section that gets it! She's lil fruity but clearly not a lesbian. She's a bi queen and we love her for it. Lmao.
@@oreocooki3375 well in some shows or movies she *is* a lesbian. And that's okay because they're their own universes
2:45 THERE IS A HEART SHAPE IN THE SKY ON THE LEFT OVER THE HOUSE STOP IT😭😭❤❤❤❤
And yet, barely any Hot Coco jokes from the fandom. Tsk tsk.
Bi sexual energy from velma is insane
This doesn't feel like "down bad." This is "down catastrophic" or "down disastrous".
Daphne ships it 😂
For anyone in this comment section upset that they “changed Velma for Brownie points” she’s always been designed as lesbian. At least in her original version according to the creators. She’s been queer coded this entire time but of course they weren’t able to outright say it cause of the witch mob that would have come after them.
It was never said and the fact they had her kiss guys and have crushes shows at most she's bi.
When has Hanna-Barbera said anything about her being lesbian?
@@mauriceisaac3646 As far as I know, never, most people are probably 🦜 ng about one of the older shows Not made by the original creators and saying she was meant to be something she was GOING to possibly be but ended up not being.
Like if people say D.C's Robin was meant to be gay despite the fact he was never gay before but the new comics with him portrait him as gay.
Prove it not saying anything about it just want to if it true which I doubt again not saying anything bad just want to know if it's true.
Wow, this animation is killer
Damn, animators, you are doing too much with Coco. ...And yet, I want more. Hope she gets out on parole soon for a sequel!
Let me be the first to say that this was well edited. Had me laughing so hard I started to cry.
This makes me so happy XD
THE ENDING GOT ME LMFAO
This is much better than new Velma show.
Where's my inhaler??!!I need my INHALER....LMFAS
She's down abysmal
1:30 Goddamn! Them Hips Sways got me going too! I’m happy for Velma. I just wish there was more 😊
Between bonding with Marcie in "Mystery Incorporated" and crushing HARD on Coco here? Yeah, I think convicted felons really ARE Velma's type.
- Coco ( is a criminal mastermind )
- Marcie ( dressed up as a monster twice and would have gotten away with it too if it weren't for some meddling kids )
- Shaggy ( committed several war crimes and burned an orphanage )
SHE CALLED VELMA CUTE I CAN’T-
DAPHNE REALLY SAID IM AN ALLY 😍✨
why daphne shaped like someones aunty
Lmao
LMAO
@@twist_ending7545 love your pfp
I like this Velma, she’s cute lol
Hopefully we can see Coco again in another Scooby doo Halloween movie next year or soon. Who knows
canceled later hahahaha😆👎
attention, spoilers!
To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me.
If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor.
That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
@@sergioplazat3995 oh wow so funny, bro lonely asf
@@meme-ih1wb believe in what makes you happiest.
hehe lonely.... 😆👎
my number 1 fan says it who answers me in each comment, 🙄
how did my brain did not know velmas a lesbian the whole time
bro same i used to ship velma and shaggy
She always gave me lesbo vibes 😭
@@moonamoonz same and its adorable
I've never noticed an odd dark cloud around Velma.
What?
i haven't watched this show in years and velma changes alot
As a lesbian I approve of the original velma
1:49 she really said bffr
I dont blame her. Thats a good character design.
attention, spoilers!
To tell the truth, I've always liked the idea of where someone from the Mystery Inc team was interested in the fate of their defeated opponents (I drew fanarts where Fred or Shaggy visits the convicts Trudy Lowe, Phylidia Flanders, Susie Smythe, Natasha, Ruthie Banz, Heather Lane in jail). Therefore, the idea of the mutual interest between a member of the Scooby team and his/her former opponent was interesting to me.
If Velma's feelings for Coco are sincere, then I have questions about the ending. In the beginning, I thought that Velma's reaction to Coco was caused by some kind of mind control technology used by Coco to subdue Velma. I thought that Coco had somehow mentally subdued Velma so that she could convince the rest of the Mystery Inc members to release Coco (which was part of her escape plan). I suspected that everything that was happening was part of her plan to free herself. But then (Spoiler!) It turned out that Coco was acting under the compulsion of the warden, who forced Coco to set traps for Mystery Inc. taking her cat hostage. That is, if I understood everything correctly, Coco herself did not want to escape from prison, take revenge on the heroes or fight with them; she did all this under compulsion from the warden, who wanted to create a worthy opponent for his beloved heroes. Then a crazy warden, obsessed with the idea of providing Mystery Inc. with opponents with whom they could fight, releases all their enemies from prison, and the released prisoners are taken to lawlessness in the city. And then Coco, I don't quite understand for what reasons, decided to go against her former allies and arm Mystery Inc. with her own technologies, so that they could defeat their liberated enemies. I kept suspecting that there was some secret intention behind Coco's unselfishness; that she might have equipped the costumes she gave to Mystery Inc with some kind of traps or mind-bending devices in order to paralyze former enemies or bend them to her will at the crucial moment. But it didn't happen, Coco really gave her former opponents her costumes with super powers, and in the end she personally joined the battle on the side of the main heroes in her lightning-shooting armor.
That is, Coco completely switched to the conventional side of good, endowed Mystery Inc with her technologies, personally went against her former allies, but in the end, if I understood the ending correctly, Coco was disarmed and sent back to prison, from which she was released for investigation. That is, she seems to have improved, but in fact she was not rewarded in any way for such a significant and selfless help to the heroes. They did not release her from prison and did not even improve her conditions of detention, sending her to the same prison where, after the events of the cartoon, all the prisoners, without exception, are her personal enemies (since she helped catch them after escaping). For me, this is a very cruel and gloomy ending. And none of the heroes began to intercede for Coco, to ask for her release or to replace her imprisonment with a suspended sentence, although she seemed to help them selflessly and went against her former allies for this. I would still like her to be rewarded in some way for switching to the "light side", for example, by replacing her imprisonment with a suspended sentence. But in the end, even Velma, who seems to be fascinated by Coco, does not try to help her in any way, but only says that it's a pity that they were not on the same side initially. For me, this is a very sad result, and Velma does not even promise Coco that she will visit her or be interested in her life. This is just my subjective opinion, but it seems to me that if the creators of the cartoon seriously promoted Velma and Coco's peering, I would like Velma to be somehow more concerned about Coco's fate at the end of the cartoon.
@@user-dp5he1bc9f thats a lot to read gimme a bit 😅
Its all good she's gay but I will never stop shipping Velma and Shaggy.
--Hey, don't tell them how Velma and Shaggy's relationship went--
That's fair. In the og seris they weren't cannon but later on in other series they did get togther and I like when their togther. But I also think the newest Scooby-Doo's have portrayed the pair to be a bit to toxic for my shipping. But they are still pretty cute and at the very least good friends. Thank you for calmly stateing your opinion and not being judgemental about it. 🥰
I’ve gotten to use to Velma’s new voice that I didn’t even realize she was different 😭
yea.... only the voice🙄
What?
@@sergioplazat3995 What do you mean?
I watched the movie while babysitting overnight lesbian Velma ily
Velma crushing someone is so cute! ♥
you : someone
fans: agreed
This video: only if it's a girl with another girl 😴🙄
this is so great i wish gay people were real
Scooby Doo has a looooong rooted history with the leabian community. Nothing new, nothing different, same old shit!