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Old Daphne was the disguise of Judy Reeves. She was stuck with this look until the Evil Entity consumed her.
Physical appearance[]
The disguise resemble an elderly Daphne Blake, with her orange hair turned gray and wrinkles on her face.
Personality[]
Although she acted nice to Fred, she was evil, trying to manipulate her only son into giving her the Planispheric Disk. She was very self-conscious about her appearance, mentioning multiple times how ugly she looks and how she can't wait to be altered back to her normal self.
History[]
Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated[]
Season two[]
Judy Reeves underwent plastic surgery to look like an old version of Daphne, saying that the Planispheric Disk destroyed Crystal Cove by speeding up time and turning everybody to skeletons. This was to trick Fred into showing her where the Planispheric Disk was on a movie set of the destroyed city, while her husband, Brad Chiles (who was surgically altered to resemble their son), tried to find it in the real city by listening to their conversations.
However, Fred managed to figure out that she was not the real Daphne. When he first met, she said "Jeepies" (which he called plain silly) instead of "Jeepers", and she did not remember where their first date was. He broke free and fought his father.
Even when Professor Pericles got the Planispheric Disk, he refused to reverse Judy's plastic surgery. Due to the presence of the Evil Entity, Brad kept insulting Judy about her Old Daphne disguise.
When the entity was erased from existence, Judy was back to her normal appearance, as the original Mystery Inc. had no reason to make the Old Daphne disguise.
Appearances[]
- Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated
- 221. The Man in the Mirror
- 224. Gates of Gloom
- 225. Through the Curtain
- 226. Come Undone
Notes/trivia[]
- There was also an elderly Daphne in the unrelated The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo episode It's a Wonderful Scoob, hence the disambiguation.