I very much agree that Scrappy get's very bad criticism. I just loved how brave he always was, and adorable

Very wonderful job on this, Corgi. I couldn't be happier with how this picture turned out. ^^

Time to give Scrappy a big hug. XD

Thank you, for ask for a su cute commission. I'm so happy to have work in this picture ^_^ And for sure, I'm really happy you like it!

And yes, time to hug him tight and tell him he's still loved by some people.

another victim of morons like the nostalgia critic.....he was turned into an evil character.....cus of stupid self proclaimed "reviewers" said so.

It wasn't the NC that made it official, the live action movie... dear lord, I mean seriously? Not even people who hate Scrappy wanted that to happen.

indeed....but the nc, as always, milked that bad joke.

His reviews are... a performance. It's surprising how often his actual views deviate from an episode. He could give some deep criticism if he tried, but I suspect that wouldn't get the clicks.

The live action movie from 2002 is pure rubbish, and to make Scrappy the main villain is as stupid as unnecessary

The sheer level of misunderstanding is incredible.

The message from those who hates Scrappy (fairly or not) was that the character should be made better. A big problem was the repetitive plots that put him and other characters in an identical role week after week. There was a chance there to add some depth, a new angle and new take on the pup. What the producers gave us was 'You hate this character? Let's make him objectively terrible!'

I knew it was bad when we got the 'Mary Jane' joke. "What's that? People like to say Shaggy's a stoner? Hey! Let's drop massively obvious hints! Explaining the joke makes it funnier yes?"


Sigh.

three words.....mortal. kombat. meme.....

I didn't even like the movie as an 8-year-old, and I'm shocked that the writer went on to direct the Guardians of the Galaxy movies. If the Scooby-Doo movies did help James Gunn with his career, then that's the only good thing that came from it. Raja Gosnell learned nothing, and his films keep getting worse.

Totally agreed. When I discovered that the director of that Scobby Doo movie is the same guy who directed "Guardians of the Galaxy", I almost couldn't believe it. Like you said, to help his career was the only good thing of that movie.

The writer of Scooby-Doo moved onto GotG, the director of SD 2002, Raja Gosnell, continued the stupidity with the Smurfs movies and Show Dogs.

It's very unfair (and even childish) how many producers, directors, creatives... have used Scrappy like a scapegoat of the decline of the series. It's not due to repetitive plots during decades, no... it was Scrappy's fault. Simply ridiculous.

And yeah, I find that NC a bit... idiot and pedantic.

indeed. scrappy, can be a good character, they just...didnt care enough.

Thank you ^_^

Sure!

Help Scrappy? I don't know. Unfortunately looks like the hate for this characters has grown too much, and the Scooby Doo franchise it's directly responsible of that.

cute^^

Thank you ^_^

np^^

A CUTIE!!! YAY

Hug him!

*HUUUUUUGS*

Scooby-Doo was a very formulaic show from the beginning. Charming surely, but its dwindling popularity was what led to Scrappy's introduction. It did save the show, but Scrappy hasn't appeared since 1988. I'm guessing that no one wants to try and are scared of additional backlash, which is sad because I'd be okay with a positive reinterpretation of his character.

Me too!

He will receive ALL OF THE HUGS!!!

Sorry for the very late reply! And yes! He deserves all hugs in the world!

I can hug you and i can rub da tummy

Scrappy will be happy for that ^_^

Yapp and i do the same for scooby