Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated is like one of the best, if not the best Scooby Doo adaption other then Zombie Island and Witch's Ghost and etc.

It could be better if it didn't have the stupid ending that retcon everything into a new universe, after that final episode I thought I had just watched the show for no reason

The retcon didn't bug me since the show was ending and they were leaving the town anyway

If anything it felt like a payoff for the gang finally putting everything right.

I still haven't finished the series. Something always comes up lol. But I definitely think it's best adaption of Scooby Doo to date.

Why do people care so much about canon anyway? I get that in some debates and such it can be important but I don't why it should change someone's enjoyment of a series.

I only would of cared if they were getting another season. As a season and series finale I love it. It was a great Scooby doo show and adaption.

I really like this show.

I loved it, and really didn't see any of the problems you're mentioning.

@avenging_x_bolt: @valorknight: I felt that they had established lore in Crystal cove before the retcon, it was different interpretation of Scooby-Doo. It was really good at setting up all the charactes like Hot Dog Water.

The mysteries were really creative and fun plus giving a little bit of spice to Crystal cove or the one we knew throughout the whole series until the retcon, just for the retcon be safe and the gang never solved mysteries in Crystal cove and all of the mysteries that was in non-retcon, universe along with characters were pretty much rebooted which was boring. Since we knew these characters and now they are characters that look the same but are different

@staticdwanyemcduffie:

yup but it doesn't really matter anymore. The series was ending and they had no plans for a sequel.

I'd they had continued the show then all of those problems would still be valid but that was the end.

@avenging_x_bolt: it stills bug me but whatever

@staticdwanyemcduffie: that's fine. I get where you coming from.