This article is about the film. For the DVD, see Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! DVD.
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Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! is the thirty-fourth in a series of direct-to-video films based upon Hanna-Barbera's Scooby-Doo Saturday morning cartoons. It was released in October 2022.
Premise[]
Life for the Gang is boring after they take down the mastermind behind many of their greatest villains. But suddenly they are attacked by doppelgangers of themselves! Can Scooby-Doo and the Gang solve the mystery after many of their old foes run amok in Coolsville at Halloween?
Synopsis[]
After solving their latest case involving the Cat Man of Nepal, Mystery Inc. traces the Cat Man's costume and the costumes from their previous cases to fashion designer Coco Diablo and have her arrested. The gang is initially thrilled at taking down the designer of all the monster costumes but Fred Jones soon find their life dull as they are forced to take on lackluster cases without culprits disguised as monsters.
Characters[]
Main characters:
Supporting characters:
- Coco Diablo (only appearance)
- Trevor Glume (only appearance)
- Esteban (only appearance)
Villains:
- Cat Man (only appearance)(Olive's disguise)
- Olive (only appearance)
- Misery Company (only appearance)
- Friederich Nefario (only appearance)(robot)
- Daisy (only appearance)(robot)
- Helga (only appearance)(robot)
- Craggly (only appearance)(robot)
- Rudy (only appearance)(robot)
- Warden Collins (only appearance)
- Mr. Wickles
- Captain Cutler
- Harry the Hypnotist
- Henry Bascomb
- Hank
- Carl (no lines)(cameo)
- Cosgood Creeps
- Cuthbert Crawls (no lines)
- C.L. Magnus (no lines)(cameo)
- Ace Decade (no lines)(cameo)
- John Simms (no lines)(cameo)
- Mr. Carswell (no lines)(cameo)
- Dr. Najib (no lines)(cameo)
- Bluestone the Great (no lines)(cameo)
- Mr. Greenway (no lines)(cameo)
- Stuart Wetherby (no lines)(cameo)
- Julie (no lines)(cameo)
- Dr. Grimsley and his henchmen (no lines)(cameo)
- Sarah Jenkins (no lines)(cameo)
- Pops Baloney
- Rosey Crans (no lines)(cameo)
- Gilly Stern (no lines)(cameo)
- Alice Dovely
- Professor Wayne (no lines)(cameo)
- Mr. Stoner (no lines)(cameo)
- Parker (no lines)(cameo)
- Igor (no lines)(cameo)
- Cecil (no lines)(cameo)
- Zeke (no lines)(cameo)
- Mrs. Higgins (no lines)(cameo)
- Mayor Dudley (Shaggy's disguise)
Other characters:
- Charlie Humdrum (only appearance)
- Librarian (only appearance)
- Sheriff (only appearance)
- Charlie the Robot (Photo) (cameo)
- Phantom of Vasquez Castle (Photo) (cameo)
- Ghost of Redbeard (Photo) (cameo)
- Creeper (Photo) (cameo)
Locations[]
- Coolsville
- Coolsville Penitentiary
- Double Maximum Security section
- Coco Diablo's cell
- Cafe
- Double Maximum Security section
- Coolsville Elementary
- Coco Diablo's Factory
- Coco Diablo's Office
- Employee Parking lot
- Visitors Parking lot
- Meddler Parking lot
- Coolsville Public Library
- Coolsville Halloween Fest
- Grocery store
- Scary Witch Shakes
- Humdrum Financial Group
- Coolsville Penitentiary
- Count Nefario's castle
- Trevor Glume's Boutique of Doom
- Nepal
- Winterhaven (mentioned)
Objects[]
- 10,000 Volt Ghost (Costume)
- Ghost of Captain Cutler (Costume)
- Black Knight (Costume)
- Spooky Space Kook (Costume)
- Ghost Clown (Costume)
- Miner Forty-Niner (Costume)
- Scarecrow Robots (Costume)
Vehicles[]
Suspects[]
| Suspect | Motive/Reason |
|---|---|
| Coco Diablo | Revenge on Mystery Inc. |
| Trevor Glume | To blame Coco Diablo. |
Culprits[]
| Culprit | Motive/Reason |
|---|---|
| Opening Case | |
| Olive as the Cat Man | To scare everyone from the ski resort so she would be the sole proprietor. |
| Main | |
| Warden Collins controlling the Misery Company robots | Wanted Mystery Inc. to solve one last big mystery. |
Cast[]
| Frank Welker | Scooby-Doo Fred Jones Rudy Count Nefario |
|---|---|
| Matthew Lillard | Shaggy Rogers Craggly Captain Cutler |
| Grey Griffin | Daphne Blake Daisy Musketeer 1 Olive |
| Kate Micucci | Velma Dinkley Helga |
| Myrna Velasco | Coco Diablo |
| Dee Bradley Baker | Esteban Mr. Wickles Cat Man |
| Jeff Bennett | Shady Guy Charlie Humdrum Hank |
| Anthony Carrigan | Trevor Glume Farmer |
| Erin Fitzgerald | Library Kid Superhero Girl Musketeer 2 |
| David Lodge | Warden Collins Harry the Hypnotist Inspector |
| Lara Jill Miller | Prisoner Costume Teen Superhero Boy Musketeer 3 |
| Candi Milo | Alice Dovely Dinosaur Kid Monster Kid |
| Jenelle Radall | Librarian Superboy |
| Kevin Michael Richardson | Sheriff Henry Bascomb 10,000 Volt Ghost |
Songs[]
| Song | Credits | Performed by | Character performance by |
|---|---|---|---|
| "Scooby-Doo, I'm So Blue" | Written by: Joseph Holiday, Zachary Kibbe, |
Zach Kibbe | N/A |
| "Gum Drops, Sugar Cane" | Music & Lyrics by: |
N/A | |
| "Change" | Written by: Joseph Holiday & Zach Kibbe |
Joseph Holiday | N/A |
| "Ballroom Blitz" | Written by: Nicky Chin & Mike Chapman |
The Sweet | N/A |
Continuity[]
Production[]
TBA
Notes/Trivia[]
- The movie was released on five dates in October 2022:
- Digital download on October 4
- New York Comic Con on October 7
- Cartoon Network on October 14
- HBO Max on October 15, and
- DVD on October 18.
- It is the first DTV to use the animation style of Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?
- The name Coco Diablo appears to be partially based on legendary fashion designer Coco Chanel. Just as Coco Diablo is jailed for enabling criminals, Coco Chanel was suspected of betraying France to the Nazis, but was never formally charged.
- Coolsville (first mentioned in A Pup Named Scooby-Doo) has been restored as the gang's hometown, whereas in the previous few DTVs, their Mystery Incorporated counterparts' hometown was Crystal Cove from Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated. The general unwritten rule is that Coolsville is used in lighthearted versions, while Crystal Cove is used in stories with a darker tone.
- One of the costumes in Trevor's shop is Freddy Krueger's outfit from A Nightmare on Elm Street horror film franchise.
- This is the first time Velma is portrayed as explicitly non-heterosexual, as demonstrated by her attraction to Coco Diablo.
- The first official Scooby-Doo material to allude to the fact that some of the Scooby-Doo villains' costumes were created by a common manufacturer was DC Comics' "Costume Caper!". In it, the villains had mail-ordered their costumes from the Horne Costume Company, run by Harriet Horne (a woman company owner, much like Coco Diablo).
Animation errors/technical glitches[]
- During the chase scene in the library, there is a brief moment where Coco's turtleneck is purple instead of it's usual maroon-red color.
Inconsistencies/continuity errors and/or goofs/oddities[]
- This movie suggests that all the past villains now incarcerated in the Coolsville Penitentiary were operating and arrested in Coolsville, which is simply not correct. The localities of these villains varried.
- The prison scene featured Sarah Jenkins in prison, but in "Foul Play in Funland", she wasn't arrested for sabotaging Charlie the Robot. In fact, her brother, as well as the Scooby gang, agreed that, for safety reasons, Charlie was not fit to control a place where kids came to have fun.
- Then again, Charlie was seen active again in "Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?"
- Igor was even seen with the other prisoners, even though he wasn't arrested in the episode A Halloween Hassle at Dracula's Castle. He was praised by the monsters for doing something evil.
Quotes[]
Home media[]
Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 18, 2022.- Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 19, 2022[1].
- Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! DVD released by Warner Home Video on October 25, 2022.
Gallery[]
DVD cover