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** Season two has Daphne pursued by Freddy, who left her to find his biological parents, and Baylor, a famous actress looking to produce a film. Freddy would normally be the Veronica, since as Daphne points out angrily, he ''broke'' their engagement in favor of another mystery, while Baylor has always been there for her. {{spoiler|Turns out Baylor was the [[Monster of the Week]] kidnapping people for his new film, including Daphne, and Freddy pulls a heroic rescue by landing the plane that Baylor hijacked.}}
* ''[[What's New, Scooby-Doo?]]''
** Veronica faces Veronica in the Halloween special with
** There's a tiny [[Played for Laughs]] version between Daphne and Velma when a vampire harasses the Hex Girls at one of their video shoots. Freddy sets up a trap before solving the mystery, and says they need bait. Shaggy and Scooby refuse, but Freddy explains he needs one of the girls to dress up as a Hex Girl. Daphne primps expectantly. Cut to [[Bookworm]] Velma in the costume, with [[The Fashionista]] Daphne asking why ''she'' gets to wear the dress. Surprisingly, Velma outruns the vampire after luring him out in the open, allowing the gang to trap him.
* It happened in the "World's Finest" crossover between ''[[Superman: The Animated Series]]'' and ''[[The New Batman Adventures]]'', with Batman and Superman discussing it. Lois is tongue-tied around Superman when trying to ask if she could be more than the token damsel he saves, and is flattered when Bruce Wayne asks her out on a date. In contrast, she sees "Smallville" Clark Kent as a work rival, and Batman as an unnecessary violent force. To Lois's eyes, Superman is The Veronica while Bruce Wayne is the Betty. Batman and Superman even discuss that she wants the nice hero, and the philanthropic billionaire, but not their other sides.
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