Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness


 * This article is about the film. For the DVD containing the film, see Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness (DVD).

'Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness' is the twenty-third in a series of direct-to-video films based upon Hanna-Barbera's Scooby-Doo Saturday morning cartoons. It was made available for digital download on February 3, 2015, and later on DVD on February 17.

Premise
After winning the last 5 seats in a lottery, Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Fred, Daphne, and Velma are off to space in billionaire, Sly Baron's, brand new ship, the Sly Star One. It's all gravity-free fun until a mysterious alien begins destroying the ship! As the ship breaks down, the crew is forced to land on Sly Baron's base... on the dark side of the moon! Will the gang unravel this alien mystery? Will Scooby-Doo and Shaggy find snacks on the moon? Will Fred ever take his space helmet off?!

Synopsis
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Characters
Main characters: - Supporting characters:
 * Mystery Inc.
 * Scooby-Doo
 * Shaggy Rogers
 * Fred Jones
 * Daphne Blake
 * Velma Dinkley
 * Clark Sparkman
 * Zip Elvin
 * Colt Steelcase
 * U-Boat
 * Sly Baron
 * Ridley
 * H.A.M.
 * Hudson Baron

Villains:
 * Alien /
 * Shannon Lucas
 * Aliens
 * Caroline Prime

Other characters:
 * Driving examiner
 * Celebrity Heat crowd
 * Man in Delaware
 * Mother in Delaware
 * Son in Delaware
 * Dane
 * Paul's owner
 * Paul
 * Launch manager
 * Ground Control
 * Slybots
 * Frank
 * Linda
 * Reggie
 * Twiggy
 * Chef Slybot
 * U-Boat's father
 * Crowd at Shannon's speech
 * Press at Shannon's speech

Locations

 * United States
 * DMV
 * Delaware
 * Launch site
 * Sly's Souvenir Shop
 * Science fair
 * Space Burgers
 * New York
 * Sly Star One
 * Passenger section
 * Bridge
 * Engine room
 * NASA
 * The Moon
 * Sly Moon Prime
 * Kitchen
 * Dining hall
 * Observation deck
 * Hudson's workshop
 * Tokyo, Japan
 * Paris, France
 * Eiffel Tower
 * Dublin, Ireland
 * Countryside
 * Mine
 * Hudson's ship
 * Bridge

Objects
Food and drinks:
 * Popcorn
 * Peanuts
 * Pizza
 * U-Boat Bites
 * U-Boat Nachoverboards
 * Canned tomatoes
 * Scooby Snacks
 * Fred's coffee
 * Sticky buns

Other objects:
 * Shaggy's driving license
 * Scooby's driving license
 * Mystery Machine airbags
 * Flight suits
 * Velma's glasses
 * Daphne's nail file
 * Fred's bottled water
 * Sly's rocket jetpack
 * Velma's photos
 * Clark's video camera
 * Zip's clipboard
 * Colt's clipboard
 * Fred's clipboard
 * Ridley's computer tablet
 * Daphne's phone
 * Painting of Sly
 * Hudson's exo-suit
 * Coolant gel
 * Nitrogen/oxygen tank
 * Microwave
 * Can opener
 * Magna boots
 * Alien's wrist communicator
 * Daphne's hairdryer laser guns
 * Sting darts
 * Thermal charges
 * Alien mask
 * Hudson's ship model

Vehicles

 * The Mystery Machine
 * Sly Star One
 * Sly Moon Buggy Rides
 * Alien fleet
 * Hudson's ship

Full credits
The following credits will be how they are shown on-screen.

Continuity

 * The Mystery Machine's license plate in this film first appeared in the previous one.
 * Daphne's family name was revealed in the The New Scooby and Scrappy Doo Show episode, No Sharking Zone.
 * Velma's family name was revealed in the The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries episode, Happy Birthday, Scooby-Doo.
 * Shaggy's family name was revealed in the The New Scooby and Scrappy Doo Show episode, Wedding Bell Boos!.
 * Fred's family name was revealed in the The New Scooby-Doo Mysteries episode, Happy Birthday, Scooby-Doo.
 * Mystery Inc.'s name was officially used in the first direct-to-video film, Scooby-Doo on Zombie Island.

Notes/trivia

 * The description on the back of the DVD case asks if Fred will ever take off his space suit, although oddly, he doesn't wear it on the front (he's the only one not to). He's also inside the Mystery Machine outside of Earth's orbit, when in fact, it's barely in it.
 * Scooby and Shaggy have already been in space several times before this film, even as recently as the direct-to-video short film, Scooby-Doo! Mecha Mutt Menace.
 * The gang had been to a cyber version of the moon when they were inside Eric Staufer's computer game in the direct-to-video feature, Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase.
 * There are several references to the science fiction film, Alien:
 * Ridley is a parody of Ellen Ripley. "Ridley" is a play on both Ripley and Ridley Scott, the film's director.
 * is based on Ash. The revelation that H.A.M. is really a human is the reverse of what happened in Alien.
 * The alien has a similar appearance and power to the Xenomorph.
 * Sly is a parody of Richard Branson, who's trying to achieve the same thing that Sly does.
 * Zip Elvin and Colt Steelcase are parodies of Buzz Aldrin and Neil Armstrong; Zip being the most of obvious, at least in name.
 * Shaggy says he once saw a show about a man who saw gremlins on the outside of his plane, which is a reference to the The Twilight Zone episode, Nightmare at 20,000 Feet. Although, that only had one gremlin.
 * Ridley predicting Dublin as one of the "major" cities to be attacked in an alien invasion makes her story less sound.
 * The gang taking turns to tell their version of what an alien rebellion would be like is similar to when they each took turns telling each other what would happen if they met an alien, in the A Pup Named Scooby-Doo episode, The Story Stick.
 * H.A.M. painting Sly Baron's portrait is a reference to the infamous scene from the movie, Titanic.
 * If the previous film wasn't evidence enough that Fred owns the Mystery Machine himself, then Daphne refers to it as his van.

Miscellaneous

 * Disguises: None.
 * "Zoinks" count:
 * "Jeepers" count:
 * "Jinkies" count:
 * "Hold the phone" count:

Animation mistakes and/or technical glitches

 * TBA

Inconsistencies/continuity errors and/or goofs/oddities

 * The "Drivers Test" sign is missing an apostrophe.
 * Aside from the fact Scooby owns a driver's license (perhaps because of the fact that he drove it on two recent occasions previously to this), his signature was a paw print, instead of writing his own name, which he had already done in the What's New, Scooby-Doo? episodes, The Unnatural and A Scooby-Doo Valentine, respectively.
 * The paw print is also too small to actually come from Scooby himself.
 * The previous film once again, highlighted Fred's strong affection for the Mystery Machine (perhaps even to its fullest), yet he doesn't seem at all bothered that Daphne crashed it into a tree in this one. Perhaps the fact that he had already seen it blow up and accept it thereafter in the last one, a small crash wouldn't seem that big.
 * The nametags are highly detailed and have the names written in when in special close-ups of the gang and, but apart from that they're typically nameless and filled with a colour which ever compliments their own respective suits.
 * The "Say to me Clark" and "Fly me to the moon" signs that two people hold from the crowd standing behind Clark, end up being held by several others.
 * Daphne complains that she will get "hat hair" from the helmet, although the helmets don't do anything.
 * Of the characters shown during lift-off, Ridley is the only one who's face doesn't distort.
 * The film takes liberties in continuity in suggesting that aliens are fake because the gang encountered real aliens in Scooby-Doo and the Alien Invaders (among other adventures).
 * The red light indicator on the space suits is just to get a toilet joke, which is a setup for when Scooby and Shaggy wet themselves after first seeing the alien, as they never do this from seeing a monster. Although, Shaggy did wet himself once by a biker in Scooby-Doo! Legend of the Phantosaur.
 * When the group are introduced to Hudson, Ridley keeps disappearing and reappearing, until she and Hudson talk to each other.
 * The Sly Star Two appears to have crash landed only a couple blocks away from where Shannon was giving her press interviews, and is shown being in direct line of sight with Shannon's location. Yet no one at the press conference notices the ship dropping out of the sky and crashing so close to them.
 * The gang gets onboard the Sly Star One by winning the last five seats in a lottery. However, Clark Sparkman's summery of the proceddings made it sound like each of the last five seats was won seperately.
 * We never get confirmation on what the strange liquid that Daphne, Fred, Zip, and Colt found on the floor is.
 * The alien in Ridley's video that she shows Clark and Velma matches the alien design Shannon used for her alien suit. It is never established whether Shannon used that video as inspiration for her costume or it was just a coincidence.
 * Toon physics:
 * Fred pulls out his own clipboard when joining Zip and Colt.
 * Daphne pulls out her phone from nowhere.
 * Scooby and Shaggy's suits grow after they eat all the crates of U-Boat Bites.
 * Daphne drives the Mystery Machine right off the top floor of the parking lot, which should've smashed the van to pieces and sent them all to the emergency ward, if any of them weren't already killed on impact.
 * Everyone survives the crash landing the Sly Star Two (which destroys the ship) without any noticable injuries.
 * All the men (except for Fred, Zip, and Colt) get hit in the head with ship debris and knocked out. They all wake up a few minutes later perfectly fine. In real life, if you get hit on the head so hard that you actually lose conciousness (even if it's only for a few minutes) you should probably see a doctor ASAP, as there is a high likelihood of some sort of head injury.

Home media

 * 🇺🇸 Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness DVD released by Warner Home Video on February 17, 2015.
 * Scooby-Doo! Moon Monster Madness DVD released by Warner Home Video on March 30, 2015.