Boo Brothers from Scooby Doo.
ITT: failed spin-off characters
Alexander Barnes
Leo Parker
Literally Dead Three Stooges.
Charles Adams
They look like those guys from Casper
Camden Jackson
Cleveland
Nathaniel Johnson
I watched this movie an autistic amount of times as a kid.
Cooper Powell
Me too, user, me too
Same with the Ghoul School one
Owen Jones
Me too, had a weird crush on the one with the aviator hat
Jaxon Campbell
Escoobé Doo et les Fratres Boo is absolute kinography though
Austin Cooper
Favorite ghoul?
Sebastian Long
Looks wise the vampire but I liked the ghost's personality better
Logan Davis
This crap was awful (with it most of the time putting me to sleep)
Brayden Evans
Who came first? The Boo Brothers or the Ghostly Trio?
Liam James
Always didn't like it. Always prefered Ghoul School and Curse of the Werewolf.
Maybe I'm remembering wrong, but I found the hillbillies gross because I remember the hillbillies being brother and sister and it seeming like the brother wanted to fuck his sister.
Bentley Gray
I always assumed they had their own show before the movie. You know, since the "meet" part in the title makes a big event out of their appearance with Scooby. But no, they're just nobodies that were created for the movie.
Justin Wright
I ship Shaggy with that hillbilly girl. It's a real shame spin-off characters rarely come back
Mason Price
Jose Baker
What do you mean "failed"?
Mason Sanders
There was no spin-off despite the characters appearing to have been made for the purposes of pitching a spin-off.
Gabriel Flores
Is the ghostly trio the same as the three ghosts from the movie?
Logan Martinez
Honestly, I wonder if it would've been better or worse than Danny Phantom.
Isaac Watson
are you suggesting hanna barbara actually came up with origonal characters?
Aiden Fisher
Considering Hanna-Barbera held the license to make animated shows based on the Stooges, that's no surprise; especially since the animated versions appeared in the New Scooby-Doo Mysteries. Plus there was a group of witches that were basically the Stooges in 13 Ghosts. .
It was probably just an inspired by deal but, considering the Robonic Stooges, it's not impossible (though super unlikely) that they actually were going to be ghost versions of the Stooges at some point but they decided it'd be in bad taste.
The Ghostly Trio first appeared in '56 so they were three decades earlier.
Josiah Butler
You could say that to almost any Hannah Barbera's not main characters. They always tried to make them different enough to shine and to be visually interesting to see (only because they were a copy or a parody of some other media).
It was literally throwing throwing stuff at a wall hoping it would stick. HB were always greedy like that.
I could also suppose the Ghoul Girls were to be a spin-off, but they were more thrown at a wall characters, and this time it worked.
Andrew Lewis
Hue Troop from OK KO
Elijah Thompson
They ain't?
William Parker
The Mighty Mutanimals are basically the poster boys for this kind of shit
Jaxson Sullivan
I wonder if this is nick's biggest failure. It sure felt like it at the time.
Noah Lopez
There's a reason he got replaced with Justice Friends after season 1
Charles King
This kind of counts.
I really liked it as a kid.
Took me over a decade to realize it's a parody of Doom Patrol and other Silver Age DC stuff.
Nathaniel Anderson
I liked this more than billy and mandy as a lad
Aaron Young
oh fuck no they have fucked up so much.
For instance, Dan Schneider was hired.
Cameron Hughes
Phantasma. I like to think that all Ghosts have the toon force like they do in the 90's Casper the Friendly Ghost cartoon and she can just morph into whatever shape or form she wants.
Charles Martinez
why?