Wu was the co-leader of an acrobatic group with Mei Ling.
Physical appearance[]
Wu is a young Hong Kong man with short black hair. He wore a typical gymnast outfit, headband, and shoes in tones of purple and yellow. He also wore yellow gloves and a purple mask.
Personality[]
Though he seldom talked, Wu first appeared to be dedicated to acrobatics with Mei Ling. However, it was later revealed he was greedy and ambitious when he stole the candy ring to gain money. He was also very determined to make sure there were no witnesses to his crime as numerous times he hunted Shaggy Rogers to prevent him from getting identified.
History[]
What's New, Scooby-Doo?[]
Wu is revealed as the culprit.
Season three[]
During a Chinese New Year parade, Wu and his group of acrobats (except for Mei Ling) stole the Ling Ming Candy Ring by posing as a dragon. They broke into the window display and stole the ring, but the costume was designed so Wu was visible inside the mouth. Wu suspected that Shaggy Rogers may have seen him, so to prevent Shaggy from potentially identifying him, they continued to terrorize Shaggy in an attempt to scare them away. However, each time, Mei Ling would save Shaggy from the dragon, so during an attack at the World's Longest Escalator, Wu abducted Mei Ling, keeping her in the back of the costume.
Mystery Inc. finally caught Wu by controlling a large robotic duck capable of fighting the dragon. Though the dragon initially overpowered the duck, Shaggy and Scooby accidentally triggered a fireworks rocket with the dragon on it, causing it to fly into the sky, explode, and send the dragon crashing down, defeated. Wu was exposed as the culprit and, though the acrobats attempted to resist arrest, Fred accidentally defeated them by slipping on a book and crashing into them. Wu was handed to Detective Kang for his crimes.
Appearances[]
- What's New, Scooby-Doo?
- 310. Block-Long Hong Kong Terror (no lines)