It Took 19 YEARS To Make This Happen

[@JordanFringe94]

Who would be your dream cross over with Scooby-Doo? Also, what other Cartoon Network characters should make a comeback? Let me know and thanks so much for watching!

[@twilightozzylovelyrockocip8222]

Top Cat, Augie and Daddy Doggie, Huckleberry Hound, and other Hanna Barbera crossovers would be an amazing arc for the Scooby straight to dvd series.

[@acmeanvil3022]

What about Scooby Doo meets Blue's Clues? Probably would never happen, but it actually fits well in my opinion given that they're mystery solving dogs.

[@liamheneghan4977]

I would love to see a Scooby Doo meets Doctor Who crossover.

[@sonicsaiyan07]

My dream Scooby-Doo crossover is with Detective Conan[Case Closed].

[@GAMEFAN27]

The animated ghost busters should have had a crossover with scooby doo just think of the interactions between the characters it would be amazing.

[@mr.thomaswaffles6700]

I agree, having 40% Scooby 60% Courage was a good move, Scooby is still going on as a franchise until today, while Courage is once in a blue moon. He deserves to shine

[@Danbo22987]

Plus Courage was one of the few Cartoon Cartoons that never got a film so it’s awesome to see that rectified. Scooby Doo meets Johnny Bravo (again) movie next?

[@mr.thomaswaffles6700]

@@Danbo22987 They already did that way back

[@jordanwright2072]

@@mr.thomaswaffles6700 no, that was an episode.

[@jordanwright2072]

@Will N What are you talking about?

[@jordanwright2072]

@Will N why wouldn't it?

[@Brain_With_Glasses]

"There's a monster in the truck!" "Call him Eustace, dear."

[@wolfenden9805]

No muriel. Freddie is right eustace isn't driving. It's a monster

[@Brain_With_Glasses]

I only edited my comment to change a punctuation typo and KZbin removed the ♥️ like from the channel wtf?!

[@lucifermorningstar8562]

@@Brain_With_Glasses It's so people can't change their comment to something awful after the channel liked it making it look like the channel liked an awful or offensive comment.

[@Shadowsah]

Best line

[@firecrakerj3312]

Rest In Peace Thea White. Thank you for playing Muriel one last time.

[@alanamcmillian5810]

Ikr! She was obviously meant to do this before she passed away. This was a really good cross over

[@charmianernest1449]

Same

[@Dat_Beta]

What a legend she was

[@danielearl5395]

What she passed away? When

[@DecadeNeo18]

That's why this Crossover holds a special place in My heart

[@UncleAlShow]

The Eustace rap was bizarre to say the least... But I'll admit I was cackling the whole time. OUTTA NOWHERE!

[@JordanFringe94]

WB sure loves their rap sequences don't they lol Thanks so much for watching! :D

[@bobafett4265]

It's like WB is subconsciously doing the Hey you fellow kids meme literally and not realizing it...

[@DMK951]

I agree. It was amusing, so I gave that scene a pass.

[@negavenom]

When you think about, it could be a double meaning when Eustace said "straight outta Nowhere", as in he came from Nowhere and this rap song came "straight outta nowhere".

[@Exclusive1011111111]

@@negavenomoutta nowhere like that damn mask. 😂

[@daisycolvin2151]

I didn’t realize how much the show really meant to me until I started crying after I heard that the voice actress of Muriel passed away only after she did this one last episode 😭😭😭😭. I feel immensely grateful. May she Rest In Peace 🙏🏽🤍✨

[@bloonh8tr619]

I loved Courage. But the one episode I will never forget is how Courage met Muriel. Seeing him as a baby to get a check up and barely escaping to then see the rocket fly away and the sad ost in the background as he knows theres nothing he can do because hes a puppy in a diaper. This scene did and still makes me cry, and then Muriel finds him in the alley and takes him home. Such an emotional episode, and im glad that nutcase got his dues in the end.

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

I, honestly still rewatch episodes of Courage on HBO Max I just love how kickass, and fun Courage was.

[@LaviniaDeMortalium]

ohmyGOD i looked it up and WHY. THAT WAS TRAUMATIZING ;_;

[@Danbo22987]

That’s actually the series finale I believe

[@peppito8408]

@@Danbo22987 isn’t the « you’re not perfect » episode?

[@lxlx7941]

Tbh that haunt me and traumatized and I’m still not the same anymore ._.

[@taskmagician4289]

RIP Muriel, an angel. Crazy how this was her last performance, its so much more impactful.

[@ExSpheriment]

This feels more like a courage episode being honest since it takes place in nowhere, nonetheless it was still very enjoyable. The Eustace rap will always haunt my dreams but um, yeah! Pretty good for the most part

[@JordanFringe94]

Yeah as you’ll watch, my thoughts exactly

[@dragonfire4245]

The crossover we didn’t ask for but the one we needed

[@austinmajor3288]

Yeah, first the Batman and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles one, now this? I hope they come up with another good one soon............

[@kevinstorm1803]

I did ask

[@chidieberenwadike4165]

Some people asked 😐

[@cullbear55]

Um, we did ask for it though?

[@kevinziegler1756]

I asked back when cartoon network was hinting at one during the scooby courage power hour

[@kingkrelly1315]

Does this confirm that spooky stuff actually happens and Courage is not just imagining threats with his dog brain? :D

[@Cloud-dt6xb]

Yes and thank god for that I always hated that theory so much.

[@ExtremeWreck]

@@Cloud-dt6xb Me too man. That theory only works in Perfect. Every other episode? Definitely real crap.

[@Cloud-dt6xb]

@@ExtremeWreck Not only that but it would make Eustace the sympathtic one and he does NOT deserve that. I still want an episode or movie that has someone finally call him out on his bullshit.

[@ExtremeWreck]

@@Cloud-dt6xb We've ALL been wanting that for YEARS.

[@Cloud-dt6xb]

@@ExtremeWreck Especially after Ball of revenge that episode made him irreedamable to me, I thought I'd get that here because mystery inc has a dog but sadly no one really reacts to his bs but he also basically leaves the plot around the middle so he's not too much of an annoyance.

[@XJIcequeen]

I consider this special the canonical conclusion of Courage the Cowardly Dog

[@Alejandroigarabide]

Good for Warner Bros. for keeping 2D animation alive with Scooby, DC, Looney Tunes, Animaniacs and even their Mortal Kombat DTV movies. For old school fans like myself that's a breath of fresh air.

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

Agreed, man ngl I don't mind seeing 3D animation but it's amazing, and wonderful it's just stickin to the 2D animated/drawn animation.

[@Alejandroigarabide]

@@YakkoWarnerTower I love several 3D animated movies and shows, but 3D and 2D can still coexist. 2D can't go extinct.

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

@@Alejandroigarabide Same, here man 3D is such a special, and goat thing in the animation industry imo.

[@Alejandroigarabide]

@@YakkoWarnerTower I totally agree!!!

[@UJEvans]

This was such a great Courage story. This was the exact kind of Courage movie I would imagine as a kid; Finding the source of Nowhere's supernatural activity, a final battle under an apocalyptic red sky, Courage having a big revelation about his name... It's like Courage: the Movie (... Guest starring Mystery Inc.)

[@peterherndon3537]

But, why wait for a crossover to reveal source of all strange happenings in nowhere (shouldn't that be for a series finale) and to be honest the ending bullshit and a major let down based on the logic of visiting characters and the host logic ( like the writer couldn't give it an adventure that went on and ended while Scooby and gang were there without ruining the grand mystery and bizarreness of courage's world, not to mention why do you think Mystery Inc (the series) wasn't popular during it's run time ,Scooby-Doo's main selling point is strange things happen usually caused by some kind of monster (with instants of see the monster/monsters being limited to one specific house/location/contained areas, they just so happen to be passing through and learn about the happenings while offering to help, do some investigating on the monster/where the monster usually is, set a trap for the monster, catch the monster, and ultimately learn it's just a normal person in mask breaking the law in some kind of way worth going to jail for with the location their terrorizing being somewhere they used to work or where something of value is hidden or said to be located at/in)

[@KittyChibiWaifu]

This really was such a nice send-off for Courage. Due to CN's way of thinking, I don't think they will ever bring Courage/John Dilworth back. I was on edge when I first saw the trailer, but I have to say it: It was really good. Obviously its not on the same scale as a real Courage episode, but it was the closest thing we will get for who knows long. I am a passionate Courage fan. I watched every episode live (not re-runs) and advocate of how unique/funny yet dark this show could be. We got so many cameos, hearing Courage talk and Muriel (rip Thea T^T I miss you). I couldn't stop tearing up. The speech Shaggy gave Courage and Scooby was on par with the Muriel finding Courage episode. I see people bringing up that the gang was barely involved, but thats okay because at the end of the day, thats what works so well about this movie. Its about COURAGE, not Scooby and the gang. Besides the cringy rap, I think everything was spot on. The fact we finally got some kind of closure about the town of Nowhere and why its so weird, that certain villains were involved. This was a love letter to Courage. Anyone hating on it for the fact John wasn't a part of it or it doesn't feel the same, thats your opinion and don't make other feel bad bc we don't agree with you. I am curious to see how John feels about it, yes he said he wasnt involved but it would be nice if he made some kind of statement. Either way, thank you WB. Thank you so much for giving us more Courage and showing there's still love for that loveable pink lil puff ball.

[@SoundwaveSuperior1991]

You hit it right with this. A beautiful love letter to courage and the fans. I’m glad the focus was on courage Muriel (rip Thea!) and nowhere. And like the last airbender movie we don’t talk about that rap 🤣.

[@BlythePennyBicycle21]

A red flag that was raised for most people is with how series creator John R. Dilworth wasn't involved with this crossover. However, there was more optimism with the revelation of this movie being written by Michael Ryan. He's had a good deal of experience with Scooby Doo. He was story editor for season 1 of Johnny Bravo, with the Scooby Doo crossover being one of the episodes he wrote. He would later be story editor for season 2 of Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated, and be story editor of Scooby Doo And Guess Who (the premise of this movie was originally going to be an episode of the series). He also worked on two Scooby Doo movies (2013's Mask Of The Blue Falcon and 2014's WrestleMania Mystery).

[@ryuusaki7309]

He did pretty good job in this movie even if the original creator wasn’t involved

[@RenShinomiya121]

WrestleMania Mystery is a banger. I used to watch it once every month with my friends just because.

[@takomasmith8246]

Exactly, my thing is I wonder if he talked to the creator at all (even though they said they had no involvement) it’s like idk I would still feel obligated to call and at least get his opinion on it since he made the show and honestly they were very much same is in the show. Someone said it’s 40% Scooby doo and 60% courage and I love that. I just hope the creator enjoyed some of it or at least liked it and said it was a good homage to the show.

[@ambernoel7010]

@Will N I think when it comes to crossovers and standalone films WB gives the creators more creative freedom. I think most of the descions for happy Halloween were made by Maxwell atoms himself I will say however that the twist suffered because it was connected to RTZI and thirteen ghost as for the sword and the scoob that was more of a standlone film so having the monster be fake didn't matter. Also noticed that Velma was toned down a bit because she believed that the time travel is real it wasn't but yeah she believed that it was their was also a supernatural element at the end which I'm not going to spoil.

[@CrunchtasteThe]

That's probably why that rap was thrown in

[@BraxtonKovary]

This crossover has been dying to be made for a long time. So glad it's now a thing!

[@YakkoWarnerTower]

"We now interrupt this program to bring you the straight outta nowhere Scooby Doo, meets Couarge the Cowardly Dog crossover!"

[@Redkodiak1994]

That would be awesome intro for this movie

[@BrennySpain]

Remember when Scooby Doo crossed over with Johnny bravo back in the day? That was awesome I thought!

[@StarMechV]

Personally, I'm glad the writers had enough respect over the Courage the Cowardy Dog show to not step over their boundaries and sour it in trying take it fit the Scooby-Doo direct to DVD movie mold. People who have seen some of the newest Scooby flicks knows what I mean. I was skeptical at first when I heard they would be exploring the origins and source of the weirdness and spookyness of Nowhere, but I was hapy to see them embrace the madness of Courage rather than have Velma try to force out that it was all fake or some hallucination in the way they did with the 13 Ghosts or Zombie Island sequels. While still having the structure of a Scooby movie they did right enough to know that if you're crossing over scooby with something you gotta play with the strengths of what he's is crossing over with (A good set of examples are the KISS crossover that is one hell of mind trip fitting for the band in question, or even Scoohynatural)

[@StarMechV]

@Will N Which is exactly why I'm surprised they didn't try to pull off any of that in this flick. Even lampshaded it right out at the end where they find who the culprit is (which I won't spoil). WB understood that they couldn't do that to Courage

[@HH-yi2mb]

9:24 Scooby-Doo & Courage are so cute with their tongues out. Makes them look more realistic.

[@maryjoherlihy3156]

This movie was really enjoyable and my favorite aspect of it was how it respected Courage as a character. Even though Courage is a timid dog who is spooked by the monsters he goes up against, he constantly faces his fears to save his loved ones. Courage’s name isn’t an ironic joke, but an apt description of who he is, and I’m glad that the movie not only recognizes this, but really brings the theme of true courage. From Courage, Scooby, and Shaggy consulting with the self-help app and bonding over their shared fears, to the awesome climax with Courage facing off the Cicada Queen in order to save Muriel, The Mystery Machine Gang, and the town of Nowhere. Also, Courage and Scooby-Doo are a match made in Heaven. I love how they become best friends and they had a lot of adorable interactions together!

[@bloodyjoe1245]

Especially the look on Scooby's and Courage's faces when the computer and the tablet were having a bit of a digital relationship 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@princeapoopoo5787]

I watched the Supernatural / Scooby Doo crossover. There ain't nothing that weirds me out anymore.

[@lucifermorningstar8562]

It was pretty funny seeing Shaggy panic and freak out about him breaking his arm and pointing out that he's fell from much worse heights without a scratch.

[@lizter.]

The original Courage had a mix of 2D, 3D, and claymation. It was kinda sad that they didn't have enough budget to add a few 3D or claymation scares but hey, it was a great movie and the scares were pretty great as well.

[@jedd.0322]

Ever since those commercials back in the early 2000s this was one of my most anticipated crossovers

[@treyparrish4444]

Even though sadly dilworth wasn't involved. It was handled pretty good. And if this is the last time I see new courage I'm content with this being a a good ending to a series since that didn't get a proper send off

[@WillTheGreatest]

Boy jeff Bergman is having such a blossoming rap career with this and space jam 2

[@Mirrorcomics24]

Cow and chicken need a comeback

[@okgirlok-vb1jo]

Yes

[@firecrakerj3312]

110%

[@RuneTacticss]

This is going to sound kinda odd, but I love it when the characters are treated as how powerful they canonically are. Like for example, we all remember things like Courage destroying the sun by screaming, and surviving being launched through several planets, so seeing him just take a punch that was essentially a nuke was beautiful. Its not something you'd really see something like Scooby take.

[@ronyventura9301]

Yeah that punch that blew up like a nuke had me laughing. They Knowing courage can take anything.

[@millyb2326]

I’ll fully admit I’m more of a scooby fan than a courage fan but I’m still looking forward to checking it. Glad to hear it’s a lot of fun regardless of which fan you are thanks Jorden 😉

[@gabeminor2617]

Honestly, hearing about the actors for Eustace and the actress for Muriel brought me to tears. I'm glad to hear that they such nice people to the very end. I'm glad she had come back for this as her final role because it really paid off. Rest in piece.

[@mr.checkyourself4672]

This crossover should been a thing over a decade ago.

[@alanamcmillian5810]

I have to agree

[@thatbigbear6438]

Is it weird that Courage the Cowardly dog never terrified me as a kid? It was one of my favorites shows.. I'd stay awake "late" until 8 pm just to watch it before bed. But then again, yeah.. I grew to be a fan of the horror genre in general

[@kermitgotthesickkicks4265]

I watched it as a kid it never scared me and I grew up to be terrified of horror movies go figure

[@rickyandre7757]

Oh my, I just watched the movie, and WOW, that has to be the best movie I have seen in a long time. I grew up with Courage, loved it and watched every episode. I loved Scooby growing up, watched the old classic cartoons. What a perfect combination! With so many references to the Courage show too, it was amazing, and I loved all the surprises as well!!

[@Bakanaben2]

You thought so much of Courage gave you nightmares? King Ramses still takes top in my nightmares. ENOUGH WITH THE JUMPSCARES!

[@JerryMeehanJr]

I think if this cross over came out in like 2002, it would have definitely felt better because it would have been relevant. I loved this cross over but at the same time since it's been so long I just felt like wtf am i watching? lol but in a good way? idk if that makes sense but it was really interesting to watch specially because this is an A+ cross over.

[@KaiserMattTygore927]

i'm shocked that it took almost 20 years after the end of Courage for this crossover to happen.

[@oreomega2545]

Eh the mystery machine has been known to have all sorts of crazy cartoon gizmos and gadgets, especially in more recent incarnations, so I don’t see the rocket packs and grappling hooks as a negative personally. Can’t wait to watch the full movie when it drops on HBO max!

[@TMNWG]

Reminds me of how back when Johnny Bravo hosted for CN and took calls, one of the bumpers featured Courage, Shaggy and Scooby in a band.

[@trishlynwilliams6648]

I loved the movie, seeing all the Easter eggs from the show, Katz and Le Quack, the government agents and how even Eustace was still grumpy and money hungry. I think the only thing that bugged me was courage’s animation when he first came on screen. But it could have been because I binged watched the original series

[@doublet6118]

After watching the film all it really did was make me want a solo Courage the cowardly dog movie considering the very last fifteen minutes of the film are my favorite / most enjoyable aspect to me. The rap scene absolutely had to be the result of executive meddling but at least it was Eustace who did it and not Courage and Scooby. Now that would have been a nightmare to watch.

[@stanhenderson9928]

CN should do more IP crossovers, Johnny Bravo meets Johnny Test, Powerpuff Girls in Dexter's Labatory, KND vs Robot Team Monkey Go, Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy in Foster's Home of Imaginary Friends, My Gym Partner is a Monkey at Camp Lazlo, Samurai Jack gets Primal or just make a CN Cinematic Universe, like what if Smash Bros were movies, add in Boomerang shows, hell depending on the audience some Adult Swim vets like Squidbillies, Moral Orel etc.

[@acmeanvil3022]

A crossover between an old and new IP I think would be pretty cool to see is The Casagrandes meeting El Tigre. Both are Nickelodeon shows that pay homage to hispanic culture. The former has even already featured small references to the latter.

[@lutherholayeahme7449]

Yes, we need more El Tigre

[@despayre3914]

I just found out yesterday.....and hammered the buy button straight away!!!

[@drpepper2519]

It's really makes me feel happy that scooby doo animated movies are still being released because those movies were my childhood :)

[@gengarfanatic5343]

The anime crossover I never knew I needed!!

[@devernepersonal3636]

this seems cool. even having watched this, if its on HBO Max i will watch it. I love that you included the bumpers. i miss the bumpers of ancient CN and of Boomerang.

[@BrennySpain]

My favourite scene was when Katz and le quack were revealed to be the main villains of movie and Fred, Daphne and Velma were trying to take their skin off not knowing they’re real actual animals! That was just hilarious am I right? Lol

[@sailormoondisneygirl6269]

To be honest, I was really worried that Katz and Le Quack were not going to make actual appearances, but I'm so glad they did. 🤩🤩 I said to myself, "If Katz or Le Quack doesn't make an actual appearance in this movie rather than statue cameos, I'm gonna be really pissed off!"

[@RustyNips]

It wasnt the worst but I am sick of them not accepting real monsters and ghosts exist mostly velma and I was worried the whole movie that they would make all the monsters and stuff courage faced in the past fake

[@BrennySpain]

@@RustyNips yeah good point.

[@RustyNips]

@Will N well daphne is the most accepting of real supernatural things because she was there for a good amount of the real stuff

[@cullbear55]

@@RustyNips Oh definitely. I would've been shook if they said Katz or Le Quack were actually just humans in costumes.

[@BrennySpain]

Muriel is such an amazing character I think my fav character in the original courage. My favourite episode was when she turned into a baby with eustace being knocked unconscious the whole time!

[@mr.lafitte336]

Man, watching Courage at eleven pm during my middle school summer vacations was the good shit. I can still sense the thicc creepy air of those nights.

[@Wortwort-Spooderbat]

The fact that they shifted focus more to courage is a smart move in my opinion as well considering scooby is still running unlike courage

[@q.h.s5051]

Big Scooby-Doo fan here. I loved Courage when I was younger and was happy to see a crossover finally in the works earlier this year. I’ve been a fan of both since I was either 3-4 years old in 2005-6. Where are you has always been my favorite! The atmosphere, characters, villains, music, comedy, classic locations, tropes being born, and so much more makes that show my favorite. Bring myself forward to now (19) still keeping my childhood in tact I can’t really call myself a true Scooby-Doo fan. I don’t like the shows past 1988’s Pup named Scooby-Doo, I do like most of the movies like Witches Ghost, Zombie island, Alien Invaders, Camp Scare, Meets Batman brave and the bold, The lochness monster, and a few more. I do love the PS2 trilogy of games too, Night of 100 frights, Mystery Mayhem, and unmasked. Most of the Scooby-Doo stuff I love consists of the beginning. Where are You is still my favorite, The new Scooby-Doo movies (when they meet celebrities and fictional celebrities. Now “Guess Who” is doing that gimmick again), the Scooby-Doo Show ‘77, the Scooby-Doo and Scrappy trilogy show, Boo Brothers, Pup Named Scooby-Doo, and the movies as I mentioned. The Live action movies while nostalgic aren’t very Scooby esc to me and I can’t fully enjoy them like I once did. I’m one of the rare Scooby fans who doesn’t like Mystery Incorporated too! Explanation? I just never got attached to the characters then. Also Every show past the 80’s has little to no memorable villains so much so that Be Cool Scooby-Doo remade/reused multiple villains for that show. If I said Spooky Space kook, Phantom Shadow, Black Knight, Headless Spectre, Creeper, Minor 49’er, or Phantom Puppeteer every fan would know who I’m talking about . I can’t remember one villain past the 90’s besides MAIN bad guys for overarching plots I’m very happy to see a new modern Scooby thing that looks enjoyable. I feel sad sometimes seeing new shows and movies come along I shrug to, while when I was a kid I would’ve been super happy to pick it up, maybe the feeling can return here. Very happy to see Courage return after all these years too, as you said he’s the highlight with Scooby himself! R.I.P to all that passed, I won’t forget you and your memorable performances. Thank you for the review my friend. Great energy and fun as always Also that bridge gag was done first by Scooby, Shaggy, and Scrappy back in 1988’s Boo Brothers film, so the Fast gang has someone to thank first. Hehe

[@LowellLucasJr.]

This crossover should've been done *A LONG* time a go!!!

[@wsnt]

This was actually one of the only cartoon movies I absolutely loved and was stoked to watch, especially seeing Courage again after not seeing anything about him in so long! I love Scooby Doo too, I liked it a lot. Made me feel like a kid again watching crossovers lol

[@faeranne]

Just recently watched the movie myself, and have to comment on the 3D part of the movie. That, along with the weird 60fps choice of just *some* scenes, took me a bit to process. But I think both were intentional. Courage has a history of using clashing art styles to make the horror far more palpable, so while it was jarring, I think that was for the better. This *certainly* isn't the first time they used 3d renders in Courage.

[@kermitgotthesickkicks4265]

indeed.

[@theplaguegamer6216]

Courage the cowardly dog was a master of unorthodox animation techniques so I didn't mind the 3D animation not blending well because that's what made the show so special

[@dustinhatfield8373]

Hey dude if you didn't know Scooby-Doo crossed over with supernatural as well and it was honestly incredible

[@missdoll2627]

🥺🥺 i used to watch courage with my mom - she thought the character was cute and Muriel always reminded me of my mom because she was so sweet and positive and loving… hearing you say the voice actor was saintly too…. Just like my mom… Im gonna cry if i watch this movie - i cried during this video because my mom just passed away a few weeks ago… 🥺🥺 I didn’t know this movie existed. My mom grew up with scooby and bought me the first scooby movies for easter every year… I just wanna watch this with her

[@Super_Top_Secret_Area]

I believe that the somewhat jarring 3D moments were also meant as a reference to how often Courage would make use of that resource. When it comes to photo-realistic gags thrown here and there, Courage was the precursor to other CN shows like Flapjack and Chowder; while SpongeBob was doing the same thing on Nickelodeon around the same time. But there is one key difference: 3D animation was a novelty back then and more expensive than what it is now. This film let us see what Courage would do if given a chance to exploit 3D animation more often. They get the opportunity not just to use 3D to generate disturbing imagery, but also as a complement to 2D animation.

[@bloodless653]

19 years? That's how long we've waited for a brand new 2D Metroid. Coincidence? Yeah, probably.... Not like Nintendo has anything to do with this movie.

[@princeapoopoo5787]

I hope Eustace is the final boss of Metroid Dread.

[@wolfenden9805]

@@princeapoopoo5787 stupid samus. You make me look bad

[@qq3xy347]

@@wolfenden9805 OOOGA BOOOGA BOOOGA

[@SuperRitz44]

TBF I can imagine a Scooby or Courage and Metroid crossover

[@vgc_ivan8391]

the problem with courage when eustace VA passed before a sequel was in works they decided to cancel it because it lost a core member, while Metroid just been neglect by nintendo

[@Jackie-McCann]

3:28 Oh my god, you’re right. That is ADORABLE! 🥰

[@Ometecuhtli13thGate]

This collaboration made me happy.

[@DominickSpano]

I always thought Courage was just to out there for my taste, but I think it was a cool idea and I can 100% see people liking it.

[@frick6480]

it was really good! i love how surprisingly well the art styles mesh together, you wouldn’t expect them to work visually but they do!

[@glass.hammer]

Legit I was so hyped for this I can’t express how much childlike glee I felt getting relatively old school Scooby doo and the totally underappreciatied courage the cowardly dog.

[@Nehu_22]

It's so sad to know Muriel's voice actress passed away, the Latin American voice passed away back in 2018, so they had to change it, and it felt so sad to hear another voice on an iconic character of my childhood, so I'm happy to know that the original voice got to do it one last time

[@PirateNovelist]

I’m so glad you are talking about this! I’m excited to be buying this here soon

[@AlexAlex-er5ek]

Scooby-Doo and Courage the cowardly dog ​​are two of my favorite cartoons since my childhood, and this crossover film has done both of them justice. The animations are of a high standard. The plot mixes the typical elements of both cartoons well. The voice acting is excellent. The chemistry between Scooby, Shaggy and Courage is something that works because it is able to take advantage of what they have in common. Muriel is, as you said, the heart of the film. The fanservice to the Courage series made me smile more than once. If I really have to criticize something about this film, it is two things 👇 1) The flaw you mentioned about 2D and 3D animation put together. It may have been done to lighten the animation work or to pay homage to the Courage series, but in the end the result leaves much to be desired. 2) The ending, not completely to be thrown away but in my opinion a bit too hasty. Given who are the two main villains of the film (which I will not reveal so as not to spoil the surprise for those who are reading this comment and not yet seen the film), I would have liked to have seen them try one last time to get rid of the Mystery Incorporated and the Bagges after their unmasking, which actually has already happened in some Scooby-Doo adventures. In short, for me it was a very good film, except for a few flaws. My personal vote for it: 8/10.

[@VineCountryPhotoVideo]

JORDAN WHY THE FUCK ARE YOU MAKING ME CRY! Thank you for this ita hard to know when shit comes oit or wven have time for it when I work everyday

[@spartandumpster1158]

I still haven't watched the movie, but from the clips in this video I like how Scooby-Doo and Courage really share the screen. It looks like the film really capitalizes on how Scooby and Courage are pretty similar characters, as they both get creative to solve their problems rather than using violence. From what I remember of when I used to watch Scooby-Doo cross over movies, I don't think whoever the special stars were would really interact with Scooby himself all that much, until it was time to catch the villain. Here it's nice that Courage and Scooby actually interact and work together through most of the movie.

[@Jeeshansameer2165]

It Feels Nostalgia Super Fun I Enjoyed So Much

[@drclaw411]

Thanks for making a video on this, I didn't know about it! I'm super excited to watch it now, and I love hearing they treated Muriel so well.

[@williameckerle4113]

Definitely agree with you about the two out of place scenes especially the rap part

[@toomanyfandoms1684]

I am so glad this was good I was kind of mad at the current run of scooby doo movies after 13th ghost and return to Zombie Island.

[@j-robspoketalk8054]

Dang this is a must watch. I’m a huge scoob fan 🙃 At the end of one of my Scooby-Doo VHS’s from when I was a kid it had the first episode of courage the cowardly dog after the credits lol. I think it was escape from zombie island ? 🤷‍♂️ anyways this was a great video ! And I’m so happy I found out about it ! Thanks so much keep up the 🔥

[@JordanFringe94]

Thanks so much for watching! :D

[@stevenzupo6861]

There’s two movies actually that had a Courage Episode. Witch’s Ghost had the Pilot episode “The Chicken from Outer Space,” and Alien Invaders had “King Ramsey’s Curse.”

[@wilkersonarielle]

I wish HBO Max would put these Scooby-Doo Meets movies on the app.

[@DinoCultist]

wait.. this just happened??? I swear there was an episode like this out when I was a kid where Mystery Inc meet Courage, similar to those episodes where the gang meet Jonnie Bravo

[@JasLamArr91]

As a huge Scooby Doo and Courage fan this crossover is a dream come true! I'm glad to see Courage come back. Who knows, this might start some Courage DTV movies.

[@Azpec]

I always loved Courage growing up thanks for the great video Jordan.

[@stealthyarcher1382]

I DONT REMEMBER SCOOBY AND COURAGE EVER HAPPENING

[@BrennySpain]

This was definitely a fun and awesome crossover! I bought the DVD day 1. I will admit there are some things that could’ve been better about it, like being on a larger scale and just being a straight to DVD release but overall it was definitely a run time!

[@Sadboi_Rook]

This has been in my watch later for a good while, I'm glad I finally watched it. You did incredible work and Courage was my favorite show as a child. Thank you for the review, I'll definitely be picking this up!

[@Bopperann]

...Was this the Mystery Inc people that did that really good Scooby Doo show run? The one before the ugly art series? I think I might have to see this. It sounds like a homage. Thank you for the recommendation. Edit: Aaaaaand Bags raps. Someone at WB needs to be fired.

[@angelfox8]

The mix of 3D and 2D in places really clashes sometimes they didn't blend it good which is sad and kind of annoying because freaking Invader Zim was able to blend 2D and 3D animation well over a decade ago

[@shockz1715]

All it was missing was the Pig from the restaurant made a cameo. Otherwise, I didn't immediately notice a reference

[@danielcm4237]

He was in one of the portraits in the Mayor's mansion. The one that really didn't appear and I really would like to have seen is the "watch where yer goin', ya fool" guy

[@dongadson1099]

Scoob & The Gang has had some crazy crossovers. From WWE to DC Comics w/ Batman. I'm just waiting on two in particular; The crossover with The Transformers as well as a cross with Caruso from CSI(even tho he's retired). lol

[@mr.waffles8739]

Omg thank you for alerting me to this movie! I had no idea this was happening! I'll watch it then come back to finish this video!

[@ShiniRyuga]

I just wish all the older Courage actors reprised their roles (With the exception of Eustace for obvious reasons.) But I was so excited to hear the Computer speak and then.... disappointment.

[@Tyler-dp9dv]

Bit late to this video, but the only thing I really disagree on is the 3D. The 3D was always jarring in Courage and made for some of the most memorable scenes that people still have nightmares of today. If there wasn't 3D sticking out and looking "bad" it would have been slightly less of a Courage movie imo.

[@Wolvesbane39]

I loved this crossover. It was definitely more Courage heavy, but ti think that was a good thing. The Eustace rap.... could have been swapped for more cute moments with Scooby and Courage. I kept expecting "The secret ingredient is vinegar!" and that actually didn't happen! I was thinking Scooby and Shaggy would pause and then shrug like, "Like, it certainly works then!"

[@Sameeer_Saker]

Fun thing to point, I loved how well they blended the different artstyles with the monsters and scenarios overall. Also, loved the video!

[@thriftage4784]

I, for one, think that Courage morphing into Shaggy when he says "Zoinks" was cuter than him morphing into Velma.

[@zook8270]

I enjoyed this movie it was a good courage and Scooby crossover!

[@MrTimshellscherber]

Me 2.

[@Kiki15578]

Courage is the show I stayed up until 12pm to watch when I was in kindergarten. My father really thought I just like watching a random show about a purple dog ( ￣▽￣ )

[@ThePrimo80s]

Might actually pick this up. Love a Scooby Doo and Courage. Great review Jordan.

[@Marc_Tio]

I LOVE BOTH OF THESE SHOWS!!!

[@arri_no_ari]

AWW JORDAN U AND SABERSPARK POSTED THE SAME VIDEO IDEA ON THE SAME DAY!!! THAT WOULDVE BEEN A SUPER CROSSOVER 🤣🤣

[@JordanFringe94]

Saber's such a nice person! Would love to work with him one day!

[@wootmasterzorsx]

Before I get into my thoughts on the movie as a whole, I gotta say, the car chase was one of the highlights of the movie for me because, like a lot of the creepier moments in the movie, it was another instance of what made this crossover work- that was well beyond what I expect out of Scooby Doo. Not to say the monsters haven’t been violent in the past, but the Cicada Queen is out for the blood of everyone in both vehicles to a degree that was genuinely surprising as a long time Scooby fan and was exactly the kind of action I expect from Courage. Also, the rap number, while I can’t disagree that I was conflicted on it since that felt out of place for both series… it was also just so over the top and also perfectly fitting for Eustace specifically that I just couldn’t help finding it funny. That being said, I loved this movie as a longtime fan of both series. And what I think makes the movie work and why I think the Scooby gang being supporting characters (though I felt they still were focal enough that nobody felt supporting and that this was a really even footed crossover, but I digress) is just how Scooby typically handles crossovers. Usually, you get your Steve Urkel or your WWE wrestlers or even Batman who typically don’t run into monsters and mysteries… except how Batman’s a detective, but he’s not often dealing with Scooby level mysteries. And so the focus of most Scooby crossovers is how the guest stars react to the typical trappings of a Scooby Doo Hoax. But here, and why I felt the movie worked so well, is that for once, Scooby’s group is the visiting team and Courage has the home field advantage. The movie has Scooby and the gang dealing with legitimate supernatural phenomena and the typical Courage level monsters and mystical artifacts, so it makes sense why the Scooby gang aren’t as impactful to the plot or as focal to the story- because this time, it’s about how they react to Courage’s mysterious goings-on instead of Courage, Eustace, and Muriel reacting to a typical Scooby hoax, since there would be little difference at that point. Courage would still be scared, Eustace would still be a grumpy, greedy old coot, and Muriel would be a sweet, motherly figure to the Scooby gang. And they still blend in your typical Scooby hoax to a degree without trying to explain everything rationally and the result is a Scooby hoax spurred on by and magnified thanks to Courage’s typical straight up paranormal insanity, which is a perfect blending of both series’ takes on monster chasing. I loved the movie since it had a lot of fun interactions, was as said a perfect blend of both series’ strengths, and for just having plenty of fun sequences and moments that captured perfectly the Courage franchises’ genuinely creepy moments while also having plenty of moments of fun and heart, too. Like, seriously, when Courage reunites with Muriel any time in this movie, it melted my darn heart. And like I said, seeing how the Scooby gang react to Nowhere’s creepy atmosphere made it feel like leaning in to the Courage stuff a little more was a perfect decision. It was absolutely worth the wait.

[@kraziiXIII]

I'm used to Muriel being the six foot ten inch ex-fighter with trauma with a pet wolf named Inanna from The Arcana so every time you said "Muriel" my brain went to hulking sad man but the reality is tiny happy old lady. I think both Muriels would get along splendidly. It's a real cute scenario to think about.

[@thecarolinabull01]

As someone who was only vaguely familiar with Courage (Though I've since started watching it) I enjoyed the movie. It makes sense that the film focuses more on the Courage universe than on the Scooby universe since we get new Scooby films every year while this was the first Courage production in a while. Fred and Daphne were never really major players in most Scooby media, so I really didn't notice much of a difference here. Good to hear that Frank Welker hasn't lost a step. I didn't mind the Eustace rap. I can see why others may not like it, but I thought it was rather amusing.