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Bogel is one of the two ghosts who wished to trick a mortal into opening the Chest of Demons. His partner is Weerd.

Physical appearance[]

Bogel is a small humanoid ghost who is plump and round in appearance. He is opaque rather than transparent or translucent, and seems to have fur, despite being a ghost. Oftentimes his physical form acts similar to that of a normal human being's until he remembers (or is reminded by Weerd) that he is indeed a ghost, not a living being. He has a large nose similar in colour (albeit greener) to his body, and has simple white eyes with black pupils.

Personality[]

Bogel is Weerd's even more amateurish partner. He has a tendency to forget he's a ghost at all. He also questions his partner's plans frequently, completely giving away their scheme from time to time. While both Weerd and Bogel are used as comic relief characters, Bogel tends to have more comedic lines because he is seemingly more brainless than Weerd. He seems to follow Weerd's lead most of the time, and has similar goals and wishes as him (even if Weerd has to explain things in the first place). While ultimately meant to be a villain, Bogel is rather harmless due to his amateurishness, and even joins the gang for one episode (even if only as part of a scheme). 

History[]

The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo[]

Bogel and his partner are the two ghosts who tricked Shaggy Rogers and Scooby-Doo into opening the Chest of Demons. Weerd and Bogel were convinced that if they were to get a mortal to open the Chest of Demons, they would gain some sort of acknowledgement and recognition from their fellow more powerful (and more competent) ghosts.

Powers and abilities[]

  • Levitation
  • Invisibility

Appearances[]

Notes/Trivia[]

  • Bogel speaks similar to comedian Ed Wynn.
  • He and Weerd were supposed to have cameos in the direct-to-video film Scooby-Doo! and the Curse of the 13th Ghost, where they appeared as monks on the temple's artwork, suggesting they may have been the ghosts of the dead monks.[1]

References[]

  1. Sheridan, Tim (June 16, 2020). "Bogel & Weerd cameos". Twitter. Retrieved December 25, 2020.
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