
The Mystery Inc. gang travel to Japan for Daphne's martial arts tournament, and stumble upon the mystery of the Black Samurai. The only way to defeat him is by solving riddles and fighting ninjas, and the ones you'd least expect to end up saving the day.... (Full plot summary below)
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The Mystery Inc. gang travel to Japan for Daphne's martial arts tournament, and stumble upon the mystery of the Black Samurai. The only way to defeat him is by solving riddles and fighting ninjas, and the ones you'd least expect to end up saving the day.
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| 7M PicturesKevin CarrIf you're looking for Old Man Smithers in a mask, you get something along those lines. And if you're looking for a real ghost, well, you might just get that as well. |
| User ReviewQasim Arif SExcellent Animation + Cartoon + Comedy + Family + Mystery Movie....................... Excellent Work..................... |
| User ReviewBill CEverything your looking for in a Scooby-Doo movie. |
| User ReviewJonathan KThis action-packed and emotional epic is like no other. Bring a box of tissues. |
| User ReviewClay BBottom line: worse than Chill Out, better than Goblin King. This doesn't ditch the rest of the gang too bad, except for when Shaggy becomes a samurai warrior and the sword thakes them to the dragon. |
| User ReviewPaul BA top notch Scooby-Doo adventure after the DTV movies and seemed to loose their way a little in the middle of the decade. Continuing the theme of non-supernatural villians, though it does feature some supernatural elements, in keeping with the original series, this throws an extra twist in by seemingly tying up the mystery by the mid way point before throwing in a surprise twist and some fantastic character moments. |
| User ReviewFrancisco LAnother enjoyable Scooby-Doo animated movie. Frank Welker is Fred and Scooby again and he is joined by Brian Cox, Kelly Hu and George Takei. Mystery Inc. solves a mystery in Japan and Scooby becomes a hero while being chased by samurai, ninjas and a tribe. |
| User ReviewPaul DThankfully this was Casey Kasem's last Shaggy-related venture. He's done it long enough. His Shaggy was starting to sound in his 80's instead of his 20's |
| User ReviewSally ANot bad but pretty silly, even for a Scooby-Doo movie... |