Cache Blanc is a fashion designer.
Physical appearance[]
Cache Blanc is a tall, skinny, square-chinned man with tan skin and black hair with a streak of it pointing up over his forehead. He wears a black shirt, a light yellow vest, black wrist gauntlets with a light yellow rectangle on each, and large gold bowtie-shaped glasses with periwinkle lenses. He also has a diamond nose stud.
Personality[]
Cache Blanc is a bossy, entitled, and flamboyant man who handles situations in a melodramatic way. His own intern appears to despise working with him and seeks opportunities to terminate her contract early, especially after she has five years left to go according to the contract while everyone has ten years to go before they can terminate their contracts. When he was exposed as the gargoyle, he was in addition revealed to be a violent person who turned to crime to pursue his strange ambitions of being a painter. He considers himself an aspiring artist, even though his only works are art forgeries, and creates his art knowing he would not be recognized for his work. Ultimately, he is unappreciative of his success as a fashion designer, considering it his "bread-and-butter job," and is willing to turn to crime to pursue his own twisted ambitions as a painter.
History[]
Scooby-Doo and Guess Who?[]
Season two[]
Cache Blanc unmasked.
Cache Blanc hosted a fashion show starring Gigi Hadid at the Louvre, but sought to become a "painter" by replacing the paintings in the Louvre with his own forgeries. He disguised himself as a gargoyle and attacked his own fashion show as a diversion for his crimes, and brought the paintings to his hideout in the Paris catacombs. However, as the gargoyle he attacked Mystery Inc. and Hadid, accidentally leading them to his hideout in the catacombs, and this led to them gathering the evidence needed for his arrest. He was ultimately captured after Mystery Inc. hosted their own fashion show as a trap for the monster. Cache Blanc was unmasked, exposed for his crimes, and handed over to the authorities.