Coast To Coast With Daphne Blake
by WildwindVampire
After losing her camera with evidence of real monsters on it, Daphne is more determined than ever to catch footage of real monsters for her now famous TV show, "Coast to Coast with Daphne Blake." Meanwhile, Velma tries to manage her horror book store when she isn't helping Daphne search for haunted attractions, and Shaggy and Scooby attempt to find a new job after they are fired for "eating all the contraband" at the airport. From creepy ghouls to blood sucking vampires, Daphne intends to capture it all on her video camera to help make her show more famous than ever!
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language
by WildwindVampire
After losing her camera with evidence of real monsters on it, Daphne is more determined than ever to catch footage of real monsters for her now famous TV show, "Coast to Coast with Daphne Blake." Meanwhile, Velma tries to manage her horror book store when she isn't helping Daphne search for haunted attractions, and Shaggy and Scooby attempt to find a new job after they are fired for "eating all the contraband" at the airport. From creepy ghouls to blood sucking vampires, Daphne intends to capture it all on her video camera to help make her show more famous than ever!
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language
It's A Hex Life
by Grumpydrawer
This fanfic tells the story of how the Hex Girls first met, how they became a band, and gives more background on the Hex Girls before, during and after Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language and occasional sexual references
by Grumpydrawer
This fanfic tells the story of how the Hex Girls first met, how they became a band, and gives more background on the Hex Girls before, during and after Scooby-Doo and the Witch's Ghost.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language and occasional sexual references
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Inc And Marge!
by Wileyk209
In this crossover fanfic between The Simpsons and Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, Marge Simpson attempts to prevent her kids Bart and Lisa from watching Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated because she believes there is too much violence in the show. This fanfic retells the events of The Simpsons episode "Itchy & Scratchy and Marge" with a new, Scooby twist to it!
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
by Wileyk209
In this crossover fanfic between The Simpsons and Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated, Marge Simpson attempts to prevent her kids Bart and Lisa from watching Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated because she believes there is too much violence in the show. This fanfic retells the events of The Simpsons episode "Itchy & Scratchy and Marge" with a new, Scooby twist to it!
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
Fangs For The Memories
by WildwindVampire
It's been several years since Shaggy, Scooby and Scrappy left Grimwood's School for Girl Ghouls. Now teenagers, the girl ghouls have to cope with the remodeling of Grimwood's after the school had dealt with bad media publicity regarding the Revolta incident for years (As Sybella puts it "Even monster parents didn't want to send their kids to a school where children were kidnapped by a homicidal witch!"). In addition to getting used to all the new faces, they also have to deal with the personal and social issues of adolescence, as well as the fact that they are growing up and only have a few years remaining at Grimwood's. Mainly Sybella-centric and from her POV, Sybella also begins to have her eyes opened to the fact there is a world outside Grimwood's, where she and the other ghouls have resided since they were kindergarten age. Meanwhile, an old enemy lurks in the shadows, seeking revenge on the girl ghouls.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some minor language and some references to puberty
Cover art credit: GroovyScooby
by WildwindVampire
It's been several years since Shaggy, Scooby and Scrappy left Grimwood's School for Girl Ghouls. Now teenagers, the girl ghouls have to cope with the remodeling of Grimwood's after the school had dealt with bad media publicity regarding the Revolta incident for years (As Sybella puts it "Even monster parents didn't want to send their kids to a school where children were kidnapped by a homicidal witch!"). In addition to getting used to all the new faces, they also have to deal with the personal and social issues of adolescence, as well as the fact that they are growing up and only have a few years remaining at Grimwood's. Mainly Sybella-centric and from her POV, Sybella also begins to have her eyes opened to the fact there is a world outside Grimwood's, where she and the other ghouls have resided since they were kindergarten age. Meanwhile, an old enemy lurks in the shadows, seeking revenge on the girl ghouls.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some minor language and some references to puberty
Cover art credit: GroovyScooby
The Gang
by Bananagoose
by Bananagoose
Shaggy Rogers is a burnout high school student who is dating another social outcast named Daphne Blake. When someone close to Daphne is kidnapped, her and Shaggy (along with his dog, Scooby) have to combine forces with two other students, Fred and Vee to solve the mystery.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some minor language and mature themes
Rating: Teen and up, due to some minor language and mature themes
The Wolfman Of Grimwood
by Mr. Spinner
by Mr. Spinner
Life is full of surprises. When a supernatural change hits Shaggy Rogers out of nowhere, there is only one place he and Scooby-Doo can turn to: Miss Grimwood's School for Ghouls. But even as they reunite with familiar friends, dark forces are at work in the world. Can Shaggy and his friends overcome the trials that await them? Ghoul School sequel w/ Reluctant Werewolf elements.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language
The Drive-In of Doom
by Wileyk209
by Wileyk209
Mystery Incorporated and the Funky Phantom gang team up to solve the mystery of a creepy reptilian beast, who is terrorizing a drive-in theater.
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
Yabba's Parade Pandemonium
by Captain Furry
by Captain Furry
Yabba-Doo, Scrappy and Deputy Dusty prepare for the visit of Scooby-Doo and Shaggy, but when criminals come to town, Yabba and the gang have to stop them before they wreak havoc on the town of Tumbleweed. This story also provides closure to the Scrappy-Doo years of the franchise.
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
Scooby-Doo! The Backstage Rage
by Jordan Farrell
by Jordan Farrell
Scooby-Doo and the gang join forces with the Hex Girls to solve the mystery of the creepy Puppet Phantom, who turns all his victims into terrifying puppets in this fan stop-motion animation film.
Rating: PG-13 due to horror themes and some brief language
Rating: PG-13 due to horror themes and some brief language
Scooby-Doo And Guess Who? Fan Scripts
by Bradford N. Smith
In this fan adaption of Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?, the gang meets various new guest stars and pop culture icons, including Billie Eilish, Post Malone, and Michelle Obama, to solve mysteries.
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
by Bradford N. Smith
In this fan adaption of Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?, the gang meets various new guest stars and pop culture icons, including Billie Eilish, Post Malone, and Michelle Obama, to solve mysteries.
Rating: Appropriate for all audiences
Occult Nights
by The Wandering Piney
The world is full of magic. Or at least that's what Thorn thought after the defeat of Sarah Ravencroft. Despite years of searching, she hasn't seen any supernatural magic since Oakhaven. When a Hex Girls show is unexpectedly cancelled, an opportunity arises to explore a famous occult museum. Little does Thorn know that she's about to drag the band into a world of danger.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language and substance reference
by The Wandering Piney
The world is full of magic. Or at least that's what Thorn thought after the defeat of Sarah Ravencroft. Despite years of searching, she hasn't seen any supernatural magic since Oakhaven. When a Hex Girls show is unexpectedly cancelled, an opportunity arises to explore a famous occult museum. Little does Thorn know that she's about to drag the band into a world of danger.
Rating: Teen and up, due to some brief language and substance reference
