Post by wileyk209 on Dec 18, 2013 22:58:49 GMT -5
This time, the show is called "Scooby-Doo and the Mystery of the Pyramid!" But as of now, it's Europe-exclusive. Here's the official blurb:
It does sound neat, but I'm not as keen on the costume used for my favorite character:
It almost looks like something you'd rent from a costume shop! The brown-rug pattern does look rather unusual on Scooby, and the feet look strange.
As I said, lately after "Stagefright" from over 10 years ago, they've really began to drop in quality with costumes for Scooby-Doo on the stage. In "Stagefright" we had a very incredible and lifelike costume:
Now THIS was an awesome show. But aside from that, this costume allowed for greater mobility and comfort than the one I showed before for the new show. ("Live Musical Mysteries" also uses a typical walk-around mascot suit for Scooby, and the effect is not as convincing.)
Still worth sharing, and it IS possible it may be carried over to the States, like "Live Musical Mysteries" was!
Scooby-Doo and the gang are back by popular demand and with even more Spooky Mystery and fun - this time in the Pyramids.... Warner Bros’ Cartoon Classic Comes to Life!
Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Fred, Velma and Daphne arrive in Egypt where they must solve the mystery of Pharaoh Hatchepsout’s Pyramid. Easy, you say? Not if the gang has to deal with mysterious mummies plus the wrath of the Pharaoh who will transform anyone who dares to approach the pyramid... into stone!
With hilarious physical comedy, popular tunes and special effects.... the whole family will enjoy this show.
Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Fred, Velma and Daphne arrive in Egypt where they must solve the mystery of Pharaoh Hatchepsout’s Pyramid. Easy, you say? Not if the gang has to deal with mysterious mummies plus the wrath of the Pharaoh who will transform anyone who dares to approach the pyramid... into stone!
With hilarious physical comedy, popular tunes and special effects.... the whole family will enjoy this show.
It does sound neat, but I'm not as keen on the costume used for my favorite character:
It almost looks like something you'd rent from a costume shop! The brown-rug pattern does look rather unusual on Scooby, and the feet look strange.
As I said, lately after "Stagefright" from over 10 years ago, they've really began to drop in quality with costumes for Scooby-Doo on the stage. In "Stagefright" we had a very incredible and lifelike costume:
Now THIS was an awesome show. But aside from that, this costume allowed for greater mobility and comfort than the one I showed before for the new show. ("Live Musical Mysteries" also uses a typical walk-around mascot suit for Scooby, and the effect is not as convincing.)
Still worth sharing, and it IS possible it may be carried over to the States, like "Live Musical Mysteries" was!
