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Beau, for being a pretty badass gardener (actually a private detective) voiced by Cam Clarke.

However, all this can't whitewash the fact that they killed innocent people who had nothing to do with their plight in order to continue living forever. Plus, their frightening deaths are something of an Alas, Poor Villain moment for them as as tragic as their motives, they get to receive Cruel and Unusual Deaths, although also deserving given what they did to their victims. Simone to a lesser extent, only because she'd likely claw your eyes out if you tried. You will want to give Lena a big hug after hearing her and Simone's Start of Darkness.

Draco in Leather Pants: Lena and Simone, despite the atrocious nature of their Ax-Crazy actions and horrific fates given to their victims after draining them, are given this treatment by some fans due to their tragic Woobie, Destroyer of Worlds backstories as well as their beautiful character designs, especially Lena, as she was the least evil of the three villains.

Afterwards, their victims are left to wander the island as zombies, aware but unable to move on to the afterlife. For years, he's been using his ferry to escort people to Moonscar Island, only for him and his partners to drain the life from them. While his partners had no idea that praying to their cat god for help in their pursuit of vengeance would lead to their transformation into monsters, Jacques was a normal man who willingly became a monster to become immortal.

Complete Monster: Jacques stands out as a stark contrast with his two co-conspirators.

Not to mention the protege of Bruce Broughton and Laurence Rosenthal Steven Bramson's orchestral music score, that manages to be witty and suspenseful at the same time.Skycycle's Pop Punk " The Ghost Is Here." Great Horror-Punk that's also quite catchy, it's often considered to be the best song of the franchise. Third Eye Blind's Alternative-Rock version of the Scooby-Doo theme at the beginning.Awesome Art: The animation is some of the most fluid and best-looking you'll ever see in a Scooby-Doo movie, thanks in part due to being animated by Mook DLE, a Japanese animation studio.Ass Pull: While that twist is well-explained and developed after it's revealed, there was little to no foreshadowing about the existence of a cat god prior to The Reveal.Angst? What Angst?: The gang and Beau walk away surprisingly okay from their nightmarish hell of an adventure that involved them almost dying numerous times and learning that life-eating pagan supernatural monsters are real.However, she still very much intends on draining him with hardly any remorse (and in what way she "liked" him is also ambiguous), so was every action just to gain his trust and lead he and his friend to their deaths, or was there some part of her that genuinely fell for him? It's very hard to say, but it wouldn't be entirely out of the question out of all the villains in the movie, Lena does seem to have the most humanity left.

Not to mention upon her betrayal, she apologizes to him with what seems to be a bit of sincerity and even admits "I really do like you". How much did Lena really care for Fred? Throughout the film, she occasionally shows some subtle favoritism towards him and slights Daphne more than once (though whether this be out of jealousy or if it's just unintentional is vague at best).Was Morgan Moonscar genuinely remorseful about his atrocities and trying to help Simone's potential victims, or did he just want revenge on her for killing him? The way he advances menacingly towards Shaggy and Scooby while holding a sword suggests he may have intended to defeat the werecats by killing their food source before they could be drained.