30-Foot Shaggy was a robotic monster based on Shaggy Rogers and controlled by Professor Pomfrit.
Physical appearance[]
The 30-Foot Shaggy was a green, scaly, and potbellied humanoid beast resembling Shaggy Rogers, being of a gigantic size, even taller than the buildings around him. It had Shaggy's dirty blond hair and facial features (oblong face, stubble) but did not share his clothes. It wore a tattered blue shirt and a pair of red shorts similarly torn at the waist.
Personality[]
The 30-Foot Shaggy was a menacing creature which destroyed much of Tokyo giving a loud, grunting roar. Due to its aggression and destruction, the monster has terrorized several innocent civilians and placed the entire town on alert.
Powers and abilities[]
- Size: Being of a gigantic size, the monster is able to crush entire buildings with a single step.
History[]
What's New, Scooby-Doo?[]
Season two[]
Prof. Pomfrit is revealed as the culprit.
Shaggy was supposedly cursed after eating a pizza with a transformation spell cast on it by the Ancient One. Shaggy chained himself up that night to ensure that he stays in bed.
While the gang was sleeping, the curse seemed to have worked, as the monster caused quite a lot of damage to Tokyo until sunrise.
The gang had to run from the Tokyo police because of this, as they wanted to get to the bottom of the 30-Foot Shaggy mystery.
The next night, the gang stayed at a hotel, with Shaggy sleeping in the vault for safety. Suddenly, they heard a loud crash from the lobby and discovered the monster outside as it tried to crush them. Fortunately, Velma's invention, Dogbot, saved them just in time, and the monster continued its rampage until the sun came up.
When they returned to Akira's Robotic Factory, they found the monster inside and proceeded after Shaggy and Scooby. Scooby used Dogbot to change into rickshaw mode, which the monster stepped onto and rolled around until it slipped and crashed. It was revealed to be a giant robot operated by Professor Pomfrit because he was jealous that Onodera was rich when he was "just an underpaid high school teacher."