- This article is about the original incarnation. For the Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated incarnation, see Jonathan Wellington Muddlemore (Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated).
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Jonathan Wellington Muddlemore, nicknamed Mudsy, is the ghost mascot of the Funky Phantom Crew, who died in the American Revolution.
Physical appearance[]
Mudsy resembles a human all in white, which includes his 1776 Revolutionary War outfit.
Personality[]
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Powers and abilities[]
- Flight
- Invisibility
- Intangibility
History[]
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Season one[]
Mudsy unmasked.
Mudsy worked with the other members of the Funky Phantom Crew to investigate the ghost sergeant haunting the Pennsylvania Historic Battlefield. However, when Funky Phantom Crew started feuding with Mystery Inc. and fought over clues and crime scenes, Mudsy disguised himself as the ghost of Abraham Lincoln to encourage the groups to stop fighting and work together. After the two groups agreed, he helped them capture the ghost and expose the perpetrator. However, after accidentally quoting a different president, he was exposed by Velma and Skip Gilroy.[1]
Appearances[]
Appearances in other media[]
Mudsy originally appeared as the star of the short-lived The Funky Phantom, produced by Hanna-Barbera, and aired on ABC in 1971. He was voiced by Daws Butler, who simply reused his Snagglepuss voice, which was based on comedian Bert Lahr.
References[]
- ↑ SDGW: A Mystery Solving Gang Divided, season 1, episode 2.