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Scooby-Doo is an always starving, scaredy-cat Great Dane who can almost talk with his woofing. Scooby belongs to Shaggy, who also happens to be his best friend and is also always starving and seeks to avoid scary situations. Velma is the glasses-wearing brains of the team who seems to have "cluedar" when hot on the trail of a mystery. Daphne is a fashion-conscious, self-conscious socialite seeking to improve herself; and Fred is a creative, yet sometimes oblivious ex-jock who leads the team into danger and devises clever traps to catch monsters and crooks.

The team call themselves "Mystery, Inc." and they drive around in a beat-up old green van that hasn't changed since the series started in the 1960s. They find mysteries wherever they go and become "meddling kids" who foil the plans of conniving criminals.

Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo starts with the gang finishing up a mystery and Velma getting a call from her mom, who is worried about Velma's younger sister, Madelyn. And so the team rushes off to the Whirlen Merlin Magic Academy to make sure Madelyn is safe.

They arrive at the Academy only to discover that it was housed in a castle moved brick-by-brick from Ireland 200 years before by a man interested in dark magics. The adventure includes a creepy castle, a creepy groundskeeper, a creepy housekeeper, and even a creepy businessman who wants to buy the castle from the owners at a reduced price. The "creepy" factor is in full swing as you'd expect in any Scooby-Doo adventure!

The first thing I noticed was that the opening credits provide a highly stylized view of the gang finishing a mystery. At times it appears to be what I imagine an acid flashback from the 1960s might be like, but it does a good job of getting the gang to the opening scene without much exposition. It doesn't hurt that it also includes the obligatory dance scene that is found in many of the original episodes of the series.

In addition, this is the first animated movie in which Matthew Lillard does the voice for Shaggy. Casey Kasem has done the voice in all the episodes and direct-to-DVD movies up to this point, but he retired from doing more voice acting in 2009 and Lillard has stepped in. Lillard portrayed Shaggy in the two live action Scooby-Doo movies Scooby-Doo and Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed, so I think he's a great choice to carry on the role.

The animation style is the same as in the last Scooby adventure - Scooby-Doo and the Samurai Sword - but the group is back to their traditional costumes from the episodes in the 1960s, including Fred's signature ascot. I found it amusing that poor Fred was called "Scarf Boy" several times during the movie.

I have to say I did find it amusing that the dining hall of the castle looks very similar to the dining hall in the Harry Potter movie series - just with much fewer students. There's just something about a drafty castle hall with dinner plates that evokes that Potter feel. But other than that it seems like your typical fun Scooby adventure.

The only extra on the DVD to speak of is "Scooby-Doo! and Puppets Too!", which walks kids through creating several types of "scary" puppets from paper bags, hollow tubes, and various craft bits and pieces. We weren't all that impressed with the presenter, but it was interesting to see how kids could make puppets at home.

Scooby-Doo! Abracadabra-Doo is a fun movie in the spirit of the original series, but with an updated animation style.

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