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Zarkos was one of Scrappy-Doo's henchmen, although he may not have realized it at the time.
Physical appearance[]
Zarkos is a very muscular man with brown eyes, and a dark patch of hair under his lower lip. He initially wears a white lucha libre wrestling costume, consisting of shorts, a belt and a mask covering most of his face, except for his mouth. This is changed to a black version later in the movie. It appears to have a leathery texture. His costume does not cover his arms and most of his torso.
Personality[]
He can be cocky about his physical strength at times.
History[]
Early life[]
He was a masked wrestler (luchador) before becoming Scrappy's henchman and muscle man.
Scooby-Doo: The Movie[]
He almost caught the gang after they stole the Daemon Ritus before they sneaked into their disguises in the castle. He later captured Daphne Blake and the Daemon Ritus. He removed Daphne's protoplasm from her body and let a demon possess her. During the final battle, he fought Daphne. Zarkos gained the upper hand and threw Daphne on his back in an Argentine back breaker, with one arm around the neck and the other around the near leg, but she escaped when she bit his hand. Daphne then gains the upper hand against Zarkos using her martials arts skills which causes him to hang above a hole. Daphne mockingly asks him "Now who's the damsel in distress?" with Zarkos responding "Me?" in fear for his life. Daphne then mercilessly kicks him down the hole and defeats him. Zarkos is later arrested alongside Scrappy and N'goo Tuana.
Scooby-Doo: The Movie[]
He made an elaborate scheme to cover up a smuggling operation after discovering an ancient burial site filled with tiki artifacts. But do to the area being a planned spot for a roller coaster ride, he had to put a stop to it before he could continue.
He dressed as a Ghoulish Guest and messed with the Spooky Island hotels power system to pop in for a quick scare, and then dip out of sight when the lights shut off making the ghost look like it's reappearing and disappearing everywhere.
The gang later met him in person after getting access to the electrical room, where he talked about how his country would aloud him to stand around looking fearsome, and claimed he usually stayed indoors, because he never liked the sun, after being told about the Ghoulish Guest's connection to the new ride Emile was trying to build, and tried to deny the dirt he had on his outfit when Velma questioned about it.
However, the mistakes he made soon led to his capture and arrest after his scheme was exposed to Mr. Mondavarious.
Appearances[]
- Scooby-Doo: The Movie
- Scooby-Doo: The Movie (GBA)
- 1. Bad for Business