Starring: Casey Kasem (Shaggy), Frank Welker (Fred ‘Freddy’ Jones) Frank Welker (Scooby-Doo) Nicole Jaffe (Velma Dinkley) Heather North (Daphne Blake), Jesse Borrego (Luis Otero) Jesse Borrego (Musician # 2) Jesse Borrego (Suspicious Tourist) Maria Canals Barrera (Old Woman # 2) Brandon Gonzalez (Jorge Otero) Castulo Guerra (Señor Fuente) Castulo Guerra (Man # 1) Benito Martinez (El curandero) Benito Martinez (Man # 2) Director: Scott Watch Jerald Certification: Australia: G, Finland: K-7 UK: U
Plot Summary: Sooner or later, the Mystery, Inc. allies had to peer Mexico remarkable Bigfoot, El Chupacabra, and is in the nose, what they do in this pleasant, full-length, Scooby-style study the paranormal. Under the Mystery Van south celebrate the inauguration of the periphery, Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby-Doo Day of the Dead festivities, the less festive when a violent, dark Chupacabra appears bogey to alarm behove tourists and locals. The children snoops a whiff agreements, and as they hunt for clues their search for the sake of the facts in reality it leads to various Mexican antiquities ancient tombs and temples, where risk increases exponentially. It’s the run-of-the-mill rituals: Our time-effect distorted heroes of reassurance during meetings with suspected particularly Ghouls-best-buds Shaggy and Scooby, if not unprecedented filled with delicious Scooby Snacks. The intensity is City Slicker and smooth and pleasing as some other brand new Scooby-Doo functions.