Scooby-Doo! WrestleMania Mystery Page #3
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with a state-of-the-art electronic
laser trip wire alarm system.
There's no way the bear
could get to it
without tripping a beam
and setting off an alarm
my security men within seconds.
I understand, Richards,
but it couldn't hurt to have
these kids lend a hand.
It's what we do.
You mind if I help?
- Um...
- great idea, John.
Awesome. Because I think there's
someone you should talk to.
Sin Cara?
He knows the legend
of the bear better than anyone.
Like, why is he hanging out
on the roof?
Sin Cara has a flair for drama.
- Ahh.
- Ahh.
But does he even talk?
He doesn't have to.
Luckily, I speak
masked luchador.
I'll translate as best I can.
begins 100 years ago
when a monstrous bear was
part of a traveling show.
They named him vicious.
And for good reason.
The creature had a mean streak
a mile wide
and twice as ugly.
It'd never been beaten, ever.
Till it met...
Sin Cara Grande,
sin Cara's great great
great grandfather.
He challenged the bear
on this very spot
ever a WWE city.
The battle between
man and bear was epic.
The bear was a horrible,
unstoppable beast.
But when the match was over,
it was the man
standing victorious.
The bear could not
contain its anger.
He unleashed his rage
on the town.
lost that day
had it not been for the brave
luchador sin Cara Grande.
While saving those
innocent townfolk,
he was injured.
Sin Cara Grande would
never wrestle again.
And the bear?
It escaped into the woods,
disappearing into a cave
north of town,
never to be seen again.
Until now.
Sin Cara believes
the spirit of the beast
has been stirred by
WrestleMania itself,
which is why the monster
has risen from the grave
to have its revenge.
But fear not.
It is now sin Cara's
honor and duty
great grandfather's legacy
at any cost.
- Wow.
- That's amazing, dude.
I have half a mind
to go out in the woods,
find that bear,
and rip its head off.
I don't know, triple H,
he's awfully tough.
I think we should
stick together.
What do you think, Miz?
Stick together.
I can't believe
you two are still hungry
after the meal we had.
This is just a late night snack.
- Right, scoob?
- Right. Helps us sleep.
Man, if you guys' muscles
were as big as your appetites,
you'd both be superstars.
Like, fredster, don't you
want to join the pizzapalooza?
Eh, no, thanks.
I thought I'd patrol
with the guards,
maybe get a picture
of the ghost bear.
I'll lock the door after me.
Like, to keep the bear out?
To keep Scooby in.
Good idea.
Like, don't worry, Freddy,
the faster we eat...
the faster we fall asleep.
Ahh!
Yah!
Like, is something wrong,
Ms. Richards?
Indeed, there is.
The WWE championship belt
has been stolen.
And we know who did it.
Your dog.
Uh, but that's ridiculous.
Scooby-Doo's been in here
with me all night.
Isn't that right, old pal?
That's right.
Oh?
I saw that.
Uh-uh, nothing
to see here.
Just me in bed.
You, sir... uh, dog,
are a thief.
But, Ms. Richards, Scooby
couldn't have taken the belt.
in his whole life.
Yeah, never.
Last night's security footage.
Take a look.
Ooh. Uhh.
I... I... I did steal it.
Say it ain't true,
Scooby-Doo.
Hold on a second.
about Scooby?
You really want us
to answer that?
Yep, this is the
championship belt all right.
I'd know it anywhere.
Take it.
And we'll be taking
the thief with us as well.
No! Don't let them
take me, Raggy.
No!
I won't, pal.
Hang on.
Don't let them take me, Raggy.
I'm innocent.
Jinkies! That's it.
Come on, we've got to work fast
if we're going to save Scooby.
All right, kids.
What's going on here?
Thanks for coming,
Mr. McMahon.
We've asked you all here
to show you
that our Scooby isn't a thief.
He's just a pawn.
Allow me.
Scooby as he was taking the belt.
And here's the video file
of Scooby
doing his winning victory dance
from the memory card
of shaggy's video game.
Yeah, that's a funkadactal move.
Is there a point to any of this?
Watch as we slow down
the victory dance.
It's the same movement.
Scooby was programmed
with a post-hypnotic suggestion
to steal the championship belt.
Like, that's why he's been
sleep walking since he got here.
Ohh. Yeah.
And just how did the dog get
this post-hypnotic programming?
My guess is from
the video game itself.
May I?
I'm connecting shaggy's
WWE video game file
to the tron screen.
See, someone highlighted
every move with light flashes.
Flashes which could have planted
a post-hypnotic suggestion
in Scooby's brain.
Pbblt. Yeah, there's
a plant in my brain.
Nice hacks, ruben.
That's my nephew.
He's a computer genius.
Listen, kids, as compelling
I'm still a guy that likes
to look at the facts.
And the fact is, he stole it.
And he's going to jail for it.
Jail?
And it was your video game,
so you're going with him...
as his accomplice.
Accomplice? I'm no accomplice!
I'm not even sure
I know what that means!
Miss Richards,
isn't there something we can do
to prevent that?
- No!
- Actually, yes there is.
- Whatever it is...
- We'll do it.
WWE city law states
that anyone accused of a crime
can compete in the ring for a
chance to win their freedom.
I have the power
to give you that chance.
But I have only
one competitor left
who is looking for a match.
- Kane!
- Kane!
I want another shot
at the title.
Looks like I'll have
to go through you two to get it.
I accept the challenge.
Like, you know, scoob,
I hear prison food
isn't that bad.
No!
You want a chance to prove
your innocence in the ring.
They accept the challenge,
Mr. McMahon.
Miss Richards, release
these two so they can prepare.
Unless they can prove
their innocence,
their match with Kane
will kick off WrestleMania
tomorrow night.
Like, velma, are you crazy?!
Yeah! We can't fight Kane.
Look, guys,
pull yourselves together.
I need you to buy us some time if
we're going to solve this mystery,
and clear Scooby's name.
I don't know, velma,
we only have until tomorrow
before shaggy and Scooby
get slaughtered.
Hello! Thanks, Fred.
They're going to need
to learn how to compete
in the ring.
- Could you help them, cookie?
- Please?
Yeah, yeah, please,
please, please!
Oh-ho-ho, please, cookie!
Eh, well, maybe I can
train 'em enough
so they might survive...
Ooh!
For a few minutes.
AJ, you want to help me here?
Sure, cookie.
Hi, boys.
some practice sessions.
Wouldn't want those
itty bitty whiskers to get bent.
Like, Scooby-Doo,
you know, this may not
be so bad after all.
Aahh!
Never underestimate a diva.
- Let's light it up
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