Velma's second season comes to an end by bringing in a very different iteration of a classic Scooby-Doo character.
Velma 's second season dropped on Max this week, once again introducing the latest twisted take on Mystery Incorporated. Rather than releasing the episodes on a weekly basis, MAX dropped all the episodes at once, meaning all the spoilers for season two are out in the wild. While the animated series introduced surreal versions of Velma , Shaggy, Fred, and Daphne, there is one big character from Scooby-Doo 's past that gets the same twisted treatment in the final episodes of season two.
Warning. If you have yet to watch Velma's second season, be forewarned that we'll be going into massive spoiler territory for the latest episodes. One of the biggest mysteries that has been a part of the Velma animated series has been"Project Scooby", a military experiment that was introduced in season one.
Puppy Power IndeedLike the other characters that first got their start in Scooby-Doo, Where Are You?, Scrappy isn't quite like the original iteration of the talking puppy. In Velma, Scrappy is created as a part of"Project Scooby" by the military in an effort to infiltrate"meddling kids". Unfortunately for the government, their experiment falls out of their control and Scrappy begins going on a murder spree for all those responsible for the project.
For those looking for more spoilers, season two ended with quite the bang. Scrappy attempts to kill Velma and company, only to be killed himself as the titular character becomes a ghost and takes control of his body. With Scrappy out of the picture, the series has yet to officially bring in Scooby, as"Uncle Scooby" was revealed to be Velma's stepmother.
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