Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights

Scooby-Doo! Night of 100 Frights is a third-person adventure video game with action elements that was developed by Heavy Iron Studios and published by THQ for the PlayStation 2, GameCube and Xbox consoles. The game was first released on May 20, 2002 in North America and was released later that year in other regions. It is the first Scooby-Doo video game title to come to sixth generation consoles. The game became a Greatest Hits title in 2003.^{[citation needed]} The game had a follow up titled Scooby-Doo! Mystery Mayhem.

Premise[]

Daphne's friend, Holly Graham, calls Mystery Inc. to spooky Mystic Manor to solve her mystery of the disappearance of her uncle, the famous inventor, Professor Alexander Graham.

Levels[]

Introduction:

The Mystery Machine (2 parts)
Monster Gallery

Manor:

Clamor in the Manor! (4 parts)
Mind Your Manors! (3 parts)
All Scares Upstairs! (4 parts)
Don't Look Down, Scooby-Doo! (2 parts)
Cower in the Tower!/Panic in the Attic! (4 parts)
A Dark and Stormy Knight! (3 parts)
Creepy Crawlies in the Hallways! (3 parts)
Gusts Abound Underground! (2 parts)
Who's Yella in the Cellar? (4 parts)
Little Lab of Horrors! (3 parts)
Mastermind Unmasked! (2 parts)

Hedge Maze:

On Edge in the Hedge! (4 parts)
It's a Mean Greenhouse, Scooby! (2 parts)
Chills and Spills On Haunted Hill! (3 parts)
Scared Stiff at Skull Cliff! (4 parts)
Misbehavin? Cause a Cave In! (3 parts)
A Tight Spot for a Grave Plot! (2 parts)
A One Way Trip To the Crypt! (4 parts)
Gloom and Doom Down in the Tomb! (3 parts)

Smuggler's Cove:

Characters[]

Main characters:

Mystery Inc.

Supporting characters:

Professor Alexander Graham ^{(only appearance)}

Villains:

Mastermind ^{(only appearance)}^{(Holly Graham's disguise)}
Holly Graham ^{(only appearance)}
- Black Knight ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Gargoyle ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Ghost ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Creeper ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Headless Specter ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Ghost of Geronimo ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Witch Doctor ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Funland Robot ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Space Kook ^{(holographic projection)}
- Ghost of Redbeard ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Ghost Diver ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Caveman ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Ghost of Captain Moody ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Sea Creature ^{(holographic projection)}
- Green Ghost ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Wolfman ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Zombie ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Witch ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Scarecrow ^{(holographic projection)}
  - Tar Monster ^{(holographic projection)}

Other characters:

Groundskeeper ^{(only appearance)}

Suspects[]

Suspect	Motive/reason
Professor Alexander Graham	The Mastermind's using his hologram machine right after his mysterious disappearance.
Groundskeeper	He seemed odd and he shows up everywhere.
Holly Graham	She knew all about the gang's past cases.

Culprits[]

Culprit	Motive/reason
Holly Graham as the Mastermind.	To sell her uncle's hologram machine in her name.

Cast[]

Frank Welker	Fred Jones
Scott Innes	Shaggy Rogers Scooby-Doo
Grey DeLisle	Daphne Blake Holly Graham
B.J. Ward	Velma Dinkley
Don Knotts	Groundskeeper
Tim Conway	Professor Alexander Graham
Tim Curry	Mastermind

Power-ups[]

Double-Jump Springs: Allows Scooby to jump twice in mid-air.
Bunny Slippers and Lampshade: Allows Scooby to sneak past particularly dim-witted monsters.
Football Helmet: Allows Scooby to charge into monsters. Some monsters may be defeated in one hit, some two. Certain monsters cannot be hit with the helmet, such as the Funland Robot after the first hit; a Super Smash is required to finish them off.
Soap: Allows Scooby to blow bubbles, trapping monsters. He can also jump and bounce off them.
Bubble-Gum: Allows Scooby to spit gum at monsters, sticking them to the spot. Scooby can bounce off trapped monsters.
Plunger/Suction Cups: Allows Scooby to walk up certain slippery slopes.
Galoshes: Allows Scooby to walk across sticky surfaces.
Black Knight Armor: Replaces the slippers and lampshade; fools the slightly cleverer monsters as well.
Umbrella: Allows Scooby to glide long distances, and float up updrafts.
Shovel: Allows Scooby to dig up the ground to find buried items.
Super Smash/Super Sonic Smash: Allows Scooby to do a ground pound from mid-air. The upgraded version stuns nearby monsters who weren't hit if Scooby smashes the ground.

Notes/trivia[]

The game was announced to be released on the original PlayStation console at the end of the promo for Classic Creep Capers which was included at the end of the Alien Invaders VHS. A promo for the Mystery Adventures CD-ROM games Showdown in Ghost Town and Phantom of the Knight was included as one of the bonus features on the film's DVD release. It was to be released in Fall 2000 along with Classic Creep Capers, Showdown in Ghost Town, and Phantom of the Knight, but it for unknown reasons the original PlayStation version was never released and it ended up being released on the PlayStation 2 console in Spring 2002.
- The Phantom
  
  On May 29, 2021, a build of the original PlayStation version was released online. This build, while mostly incomplete in terms of accessibility, has a completely different story compared to the final version. In the original version, the gang were to meet up with Scoop Spalding, a famous television host, who wants to make Scooby-Doo and the rest of the gang famous. However, in the middle of their conversation, a projection known as The Phantom appears, causing Scoop to disappear. He challenges Mystery, Inc. to find twelve keys in order to track him down, discover his identity, and find Scoop, all while avoiding holographic reproductions of one-hundred of their past foes.
  - Several of these monsters made it into the final version, such as the Creeper, Ghost of Redbeard, and Headless Specter, while others, which include but are not limited to, the Haunted Horseman of Hagglethorn Hall, Old Iron Face, the Snow Ghost, the Miner Forty-Niner, the Willawaw and its Owl-Men, the Ghost of Gator Ghoul, and the Ghost of Paul Revere, were all removed in the final game.
Scoop Spalding

"Monster Tokens" can be collected, unlocking information in the monster gallery.
- The Wolfman is said to be from the episode, Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Werewolf, in the monster gallery, but the character model is based off of the Wolfman from A Gaggle of Galloping Ghosts.
- The Green Ghost is said to be from A Bicycle Built for Boo! in the monster gallery, but the character model is from A Night of Fright is no Delight.
It is the first of three games to have its opening title sequence be a remake of the original Scooby-Doo, Where are You! intro.

Gallery[]

Monster gallery[]

External links[]

Buy GameCube version from Amazon.com
Buy PS2 version from Amazon.com
Buy Xbox version from Amazon.com