Flim-Flam (Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated)

This article is about the Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated incarnation of Flim-Flam. For the original incarnation, see Flim-Flam.

Flim-Flam
Vital Statistics
Species	Human
Gender	Male
Hair color	Black
Eye color	Black
Other Statistics
Occupation	Con-artist (incarcerated)
Production Details
First appearance	SDMI: The Siren's Song

Flim-Flam is a child who who previously worked with members of Mystery Incorporated, but was sent to jail after getting caught pulling a major con job. The Crystal Cove Spook Museum's lifelike statue of Flim-Flam was one of their only displays of an actual criminal instead of a monster or ghost that was thought to be real, but turned out to be a criminal in disguise.

Physical appearance

Flim-Flam's statue accurately represents his appearance. He is a light-brown pre-adolescent male with an unkempt mop of black hair. He wears a yellow tracksuit, red and white sneakers, and a red long-sleeved red undershirt. 

History

Early Life

Flim-Flam joined the gang one summer, while Fred Jones, Jr. was at a trapping oriented summer camp.

Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated

Season one

While on a date with Fred at the Crystal Cove Spook Museum, Daphne Blake spotted the statue of Flim-Flam. She remarked that his jail sentence of 25 to life for a major con he pulled seemed harsh for him being just a child.

Appearances

• Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
  • 120. The Siren's Song ^(statue)

Notes/trivia

• The Flim-Flam statue matches his appearance on The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo.
• The discussion about Film-Flam possibly receiving a life sentence for his crimes is a joking reference to the negative reception he received as a main character on The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo. Both he and Scrappy-Doo, another major 1980s Scooby-Doo character referenced in The Siren's Song, have barely appeared in any Scooby media since The 13 Ghosts due to being disliked by many in the Scooby community.