Delilah Domino was the chief of security at the amusement park, KISS World.
Physical appearance[]
She is an adult, tall and slightly muscular woman with red lips and blonde hair tied in an upstanding bun. She wore a police/security guard uniform, consisting of a light blue shirt with chest-pockets and long set-in sleeves, dark blue pants with a white belt, a dark blue tie and black high-heeled and knee-high boots.
Personality[]
Delilah acted both aggressive, when she told Mystery Inc. that they didn't need any help and to leave, and a bit arrogant, telling her boss Manny Goldman that she could solve the problem on her own without any help, except for her security force. She was also shown to both be greedy and petty when her plan was revealed. She also seamed quite angry when her plan was foiled.
History[]
Early life[]
She worked for a defense company before working at KISS World. She was previously fired from Quest Research Laboratories before getting a job at the defense company. The gadgets she wore when dressed as the Crimson Witch were based on equipment stolen from Quest.
Scooby-Doo! and KISS: Rock and Roll Mystery[]
Delilah unmasked.
She met the gang at the entrance of the park and told them to leave. She later told Manny that they should shut down the park, for safety's sake. Later, after that the gang returned from KISSteria, Delilah used the costume of the Crimson Witch, as well as some gadgets she stole from Quest Research Laboratories and her co-worker, Shandi Strutter, to scare away people while she stole the Rock of KISSteria/The Detroit Rock. She planned to sell it to the highest bidder among Quest's competitors, as both a way to become rich as well as getting revenge on Quest Research Laboratories for firing her, but was stopped by the gang and KISS, who used her own gadgets against her. She was then arrested for her crimes.
Appearances[]
Notes/trivia[]
- "Delilah" comes from the KISS song, "Modern Day Delilah" (played just before the end credits of the film roll), released in 2009, and "Domino" comes from their song of the same name, released in 1992.
- She called herself "chief of security" but was referred to by others as "head of security".