Scrappy. In an interview, the writers mention adding that bit because Scrappy's part in the marathon was coming up and they felt the need to work him in. Around 2001, Cartoon Network aired a bumper titled "Scrappy Loses It" where Scrappy rants about how the newer Cartoon Cartoons was becoming more popular than him despite him being around longer as the Cartoon Cartoons enter the studio in the same order that their schedule aired on prime-time. The bumper ends with Scrappy saying "Not for me, not for me, man!" in reference to Cartoon Network's then-current slogan, "The Best Place for Cartoons". Scrappy made a quick "Easter Egg" appearance in the "Scoobynatural" episode of the TV series Supernatural. Scrappy was mentioned in the 2021 TV special Scooby-Doo, Where Are You Now! Video games In 1991, Amiga released a game entitled Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo where Scrappy was the main playable character and had to venture through various platforms to find Shaggy and Scooby, who had gone missing. In 1999, Cartoon Network released Scrappy Stinks, a game where the sole objective was to pelt Scrappy with a substance referred to as "smelly goo", but avoid hitting Shaggy and Scooby in the process. References External links "Scrappy Days", Mark Evanier's recollections of the creation of Scrappy-Doo The Scooby Story: The Facts on Scrappy Anthropomorphic dogs Child characters in television Comedy film characters Fictional amateur detectives Fictional characters from Ohio Fictional dogs Fictional male detectives Hanna-Barbera characters Male characters in animation Scooby-Doo characters Television characters introduced in 1979