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doki-doki-imagines · 4 months

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Little late but what couple halloween costumes would the kin kuei agree to

author note: The inner desire to post this next year to be so late that I'm on time was high LOL.

Bi-Han: -Convincing him to go to a Halloween party will be hard, but making him dress up will be almost impossible. -Show off your best puppy eyes, the kind that make walls quiver and heartbeat unhealthyly quick. -If (bolded because it may work once but not twice), you convince him you'll dress up as Ghostface and Sydney Prescott. -Mostly because Bi-Han wants to keep an intimidating aura (and spend very little) and prefers if you dress as a cool girl (and possibly not showing too much).

Kuai Liang: -Easier to convince, but won't help you out too much. -But he'd prefer costumes that aren't too intimidating; Liang can be scary enough daily. -You'll be the couple that brings sweets to the party. -At the end, you'll dress up like Fred and Daphne.

Tomas Vrbada: -Only one that is excited for the Halloween party. -He has already thought about the matching outfit, if you agree, obviously… -He'll be dressed as Hefner and you as a bunny, Tomas will also gladly switch the next year. -Yeah, he is a bit silly. -Next year, he dresses as a bunny, and the outfit suits him so much that you'll end up being a bit jealous…

#mk x reader #mk1 x reader #mortal kombat x reader #mk headcanons #mk1 headcanons #mortal kombat headcanons #bi han #sub zero #kuai liang #scorpion #tomas vrbada #mk1 smoke #bi han x reader #kuai liang x reader #tomas x reader #smoke x reader

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blenderfullasarcasm · 1 year

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@kalunfinch It’s one of those series that talks about tropes, and then does them, like being self-aware doesn’t make it generic. Like opening scene is Daphne and a bunch of girls are in the showers, they talk about Riverdale specifically and how in its pilot you’d see Betty and Veronica kiss just to draw in viewers, then never do it again. Then Velma comes in and tries to break Daphne’s kneecaps, before they discover a girl in Velma’s locker with no brain. Velma (who hallucinates every time she tries to solve a mystery) blames Fred for this, and thinks he’s racist because he can’t recognise her every time he sees her, but it turns out he legitimately has face blindness — and absentmindedly cuts off a classmate’s leg — like if someone dressed as Daphne and talked to him, he couldn’t tell it was a different person. Anyway, Fred in jail, Velma realises he is innocent, but they still can’t get him out. Also Shaggy is there, but goes by Norville, and he had a crush on Velma. Daphne also had a crush on Velma. Velma meanwhile had a crush on Fred, and also a bit of one on Daphne, and they kiss in the second episode, which aired simultaneously with the first and was really pilot part two — basically the punchline to the Riverdale pilot Betty and Veronica reference they made earlier. So although this series was pitched as a murder mystery with a love quadrangle between the gang, Velma/Daphne would not be the endgame. Everyone’s bi here. It’s an interesting show. Velma also has three very weird parents, Daphne is a local drug kingpin using her cop parents’ connections to stay ahead, has Velma sell drugs for her in exchange for a file on her missing alcoholic mother (whose eye Velma took out with a power hose), only to Velma to end up selling the drugs to her dad.

i. okay.

#anon did you send this to the wrong person #like. I appreciate the effort you went to for this post. but I think you maybe didn’t mean to send this to me #also though #what the fuck are they doing to scooby doo #like. why.#the unfortunate riverdale-ization of scooby doo

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phantom-howl · 1 year

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Okay, my brother and I were watching "Scoob!" last night because it was on TV. Overall, it was okay.

There was a lot of things we talked about, mainly the WB multiverse, Fred Jones, Dick Dastardly (specifically his name), and the topic of which I am going to discuss

I will put it under a read more because as I wrote it, I realized this is a rant.

We mostly railed on the fact there were almost PG-13 worthy jokes in the movie, but they were changed to be PG. Of course, we laughed, changing the joke to what it SHOULD'VE been.

We then went on a rant, saying they could've upped the rating to PG-13, made the jokes the way they were clearly intended to go, and no one would've batted an eye. But here's the thing about Scooby-Doo movies that we've noticed. They almost always have to be PG.

Which doesn't seem sensible? There are older people who enjoy Scooby-Doo and probably wouldn't mind a PG-13 or dare I say R rated Scooby-Doo. Heck I'd be willing to see something like that. The ONLY thing of Scooby-Doo that has gotten to the "PG-13" area is that new "Velma" show, with a rating of "TV-MA", and that seems to be the ONLY exception to this rule.

Heck, that old Scooby-Doo live action? From 2004? THAT was originally rated R. R. They had to cut a lot from the script to bring it down to PG. In all honesty, I would've been super curious to watch that. As is, I did pick up in its current version that there were things there that were lost in translation so to speak.

Warner Brothers, my dudes, WHAT IS SO WRONG WITH OLDER AUDIENCE SCOOBY-DOO?! Like seriously guys, you are missing a demographic.

Let Fred have a sailor mouth. Make jokes about Daphne's outfits. Let Velma be Lesbian/Bi (of which I'm happy one of the more recent cartoon movies let her be). Let Shaggy and Scooby make a dick joke. Let the gang see real BLOOD. Let them experience actual HORRORS. Let them be in a real bonified MYSTERY. Let them be fricken teenagers my WORD.

Like, it wouldn't kill you to let one Scooby movie be PG-13. I mean you're fine with "Velma" being TV-MA so....

TL;DR Let Scooby-Doo movies be PG-13/R

#scoob #scooby movies #scooby doo #rant #sorry #you can skip #scooby doo rant

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fireflake-art · 4 years

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HC: Mystery Gang

The gang's all here! (Except Scoob, but this is mostly a shipping piece.)

Inspired by all the content coming across my dash, I decided to whip up a late 50th birthday for these characters; Velma Dinkley, Fred Jones, Daphne Blake and Shaggy Rogers. The OG meddling kids.

I've always loved this crew. When I was younger, my favorite aunt and I would spend the entire day in our pajamas and binge Scooby Doo movies. My favorites as a kid were Ghoul School and Cyberchase. Those are some of my fave memories with that aunt, who I recently found out isn't as good of a person as I had thought. Scooby Doo might seem childish, but these guys were my childhood, y'know? They were important to me, and they still are.

(I've actually been thinking about making an Ao3 fic about em. Can you believe it)

Down to the headcanons

- They're a polyam quad! Bi Daphne, lesbian Velma (is somewhat into guys a tad bit, she just prefers lesbian), bi (and trans) Fred, and pan Shaggy.

- Velma's Hispanic! Specifically Latina. Shaggy's half-Mexican, half-Irish. While we're at it; Daph is Asian and Fred is an all American boyo.

- Daphne's Catholic and Shaggy and Velma are Jewish

- Fred has a distant relationship with his adoptive father, ever since his adopted mom left them when Fred was a little girl. Their bond was pretty decayed already when Fred came out in his young teen years, but it only got worse from then. Fred's dad doesn't abuse him physically, or verbally; he's present, sometimes, but not in an emotional sense.

- Fred has a lot of learning disabilities, including dyslexia, dyscalculia, and ADHD. This made it hard for him in class, which is how he met Daphne and Velma in early middle school. Daph and Vel were competing for the smartest of the grade; as an attempt to get the girls to be friendly to each other, they were both assigned to tutor Fred. Fred was, and still is, a well-meaning dumbass that drinks respect women juice, so both girls warmed up to him and his attempts to get them to be friends.

They were soon assigned to Shaggy, too, who was failing his classes because he was taking too many "sick" days, when in fact he was too anxiety-filled to get out of bed and face anyone.

The group quickly became besties and shared their full selves. Velma was there when Shaggy admitted to his parents about his anxiety, and they all went to choose a support dogo for him. (Scooby's legally Shaggy's emotional support dog, but Shaggy doesn't mind sharing.)

- As young teens, the group originally went by the Scooby Doo Detective Agency, before changing it to Mystery Inc/the Mystery Gang.

- Fred wears two shirts to better hide his breasts and help his dysphoria. His white shirt is actually a sweater, and under it is a button-up fancy blue long-sleeved shirt.

- Daphne is his hairdresser and fashion advisor, as she is for all of them. Daph always makes sure that whatever she suggests is within their comfort range.

- Shaggy has a panic disorder. Scooby Doo is his emotional support animal. Shaggy uses prescription marijuana to help with it.

- Daphne is always trying to prove herself (example; always running into danger and getting kidnapped) because her parents always compared her, the youngest, to her big sisters. Her sisters were successful, wealthy and independent women, while typical Daph had to keep getting saved by her partners. She loves feeling important, like she's the focus of everyone's attention. She tries to excel at everything, but is slowly starting to get better at not sprinting blindly into danger. (You can thank the Gang for that.)

- Daphne's mother is a celebrity supermodel by most days, acholic by night/some days. Her dad is a famous author. Neither of them approve of most of the things in Daphne's life; bisexuality, polyamory, mystery solving, Velma, Fred, Shaggy, Scooby... The list goes on.

- Daphne is an honorary member of the Hex Girls. She shows up sometimes when the triad needs another voice on stage. (Also, the Hex Girls are lesbians.)

- Velma's the mom friend.

- Velma Dinkley has always had a fixation for mysteries and figuring things out. She enjoys puzzles, crosswords, riddles, detective novels, serial killer documentaries, and horror movies. (She can always guess who the killer is.)

- She is fluent in Latin, Spanish, Mandarin and Morse Code.

- Velma's incredibly flexible, having taken martial arts and gymnastics as a child.

- This isn't headcanon, but I feel the need to mention it, as I don't think a lot of people know this is actually canon in multiple movies. Velma has a little sister named Madelyn, also known as "Doe Eyes Dinkley". Madelyn is a stage magician and is in clown college. She is an extroverted woman with a giant crush on Shaggy, who she continues to pine over. Both sisters are very overprotective of each other and mostly have a friendly relationship.

- The Gang eventually drop out of their shared community college to pursue mysteries, and to get away from their disapproving parents and overwhelming responsibilities. Velma does decide to take up online courses to get her degree.

(The Mystery Gang, including football jock Fred and track captain Shaggy, could have went to more prestigious schools, the girls because of their smarts and the boys on sport scholarships, but they were pressured to stay where their parents could see them.)

And that's my headcanons for them. I didn't mention some stuff because it's canon, but I'll recap real quick; Velma has coulrophobia (clown phobia) and aquaphobia (fear of water/sea), Scooby has an excitable, somewhat annoying nephew (Scrappy Doo), they're junior detectives/amateur sleuths, Fred's allergic to cats, they live in the Mystery Van, road trip for life, Shaggy's real name is Norville, Shag was briefly a vegetarian, Shaggy can do voice impressions, he was once a junior pilot, Daphne's a black belt in karate, Daph has a motorcycle, is an amateur musician, was a journalist a couple times, the Gang occasionally break up and go their seperate ways until a long-yearned for mystery pops up and serves as an excuse to get back together, those deals.

Peace! ✌️

Reference by @croxovergoddess;

Literally only 2 progress pics;

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