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* [[Not Himself]]: In "E-Scream", everyone aside from Velma acts pretty weird, Fred doesn't want to split up, Daphne wears shoes that don't match, and Shaggy's catchphrase was slightly different<ref>He said "Toinks!"</ref>, {{spoiler|See [[The Game Never Stopped]]}}.
* [[Once an Episode]]: Nearly all the parodies of the old series (especially spoofing the "meddling kids" line.)
* [[The Other Darrin]]: After Don Messick's death, [[Frank Welker]] took over the voice role of Scooby-Doo, in addition to [[Talking to Himself|voicing Fred as he always did]], which resulted in Scooby-Doo sounding more like Brain from ''[[Inspector Gadget]]''. Velma was also recast to Mindy Cohn, which made her sound more like Mandy from ''[[The Grim Adventures of Billy and& Mandy|Grim and Evil]]'' (ironically, Mandy was voiced by [[Grey DeLisle]], who was Daphne's voice actress since 2001).
** Also, in ''The Vampire Strikes Back'' Kimberly Brooks did double-duty and voiced both Luna & Dusk of the Hex Girls (although the episode's credits claim that Dusk's usual actress, Jane Wiedlin, provided singing vocals).
* [[Out-of-Character Moment]]: In-universe: {{spoiler|In "E-Scream", this is what tips Velma off to the fact that she's in a virtual reality game: Freddy doesn't want to split up, Daphne is okay with wearing mismatched shoes, and Shaggy and Scooby are perfectly willing to be bait for a trap even without being offered Scooby Snacks. Shaggy saying "Toinks!" instead of "Zoinks" is just the final nail in the coffin.}}