Scooby-Doo! Meets the Boo Brothers

Shaggy is laid-back and food-loving, but his loyalty to his friends drives him to keep investigating mysteries. He’s cautious, easily spooked, yet unexpectedly resourceful when the moment demands. His humor and big-heart keep Scooby and Scrappy focused on helping others, even as danger lurks on Beauregard Manor’s grounds.

Scooby-Doo is Shaggy’s best friend, a talking Great Dane with a lovable cowardice. He uses improvisation, appetite, and flashes of courage to save the day, often turning spooky overlays into moments of relief. His bond with Shaggy anchors the team's efforts to outsmart the ghosts.

Scrappy-Doo is energetic and fearless, always eager to confront danger even when the odds look hopeless. His brave bravado often clashes with Shaggy and Scooby’s reluctance, but his determination helps crack the case and rally the team.

The local lawman who is deceptively reluctant to trust outsiders, harboring a greed-fueled plan of his own. His skull-ghost impersonation reveals a willingness to bend the law for personal gain, creating tension for the heroes who must unmask him.

Sadie Mae is tough, shotgun-toting, and determined to defend her family’s honor. She develops a wary interest in Shaggy, complicating the chase with a mix of feuds and romance that escalates the stakes of the treasure hunt.

Billy Bob is hot-headed and quick to draw, driven by the family feud with the Beauregards. His bravado adds a human antagonist layer, testing Shaggy and friends as they race to uncover the truth behind the treasure.

Farquard is the creepy, sly manservant who serves as a gatekeeper to the estate’s secrets. He is suspicious of the trio and resents intruders, pushing the plot with eerie calm and a sense of malevolence.

The Skull Ghost embodies the menace threatening the treasure, using intimidation to coerce the protagonists. His ghostly presence fuels the suspense and misdirection of the hunt until he is unmasked.

The Colonel is the estate’s patriarch who appears as a haunting figure, leaving treasure-hunting clues behind. His legacy frames the mystery and connects the present to Beauregard family history.

Meako is one of the Boo Brothers, a friendly ghost exuding a goofy charm. He contributes to the comic chaos of the hunt but remains helpful and oddly endearing.

Freako is a Boo Brother with a goofy energy and a knack for getting into trouble. His antics add to the lighthearted haunted-house atmosphere while nudging the plot forward.

Shreako is the third Boo Brother, enthusiastic and brave in spurts, often providing comic relief as he assists the gang in their treasure quest.