- Ladies and gentlemen, I have some seriously distressing
and crazy breaking news.
I almost can't quite believe what I'm reading right now.
There is a crazy, giant gorilla rampaging
through a London park.
Here is our reporter, Hugh Jass,
with a local park ranger.
- So park ranger, what is this gorilla's name?
- We believe his name is King Kong
and he scared all the children and families away.
- And how big is this gorilla?
- Run! - No.
How big is he?
- We need to run!
(growling)
(mysterious music)
- Okay gang, keep your eyes open for a giant gorilla.
- Giant?
- Gorilla.
- It's nothing to worry about.
You can't really get giant gorillas.
- It's just another mystery.
- How come Daphne gets out of investigating this one?
- I told you Shaggy, she's on holiday.
- How come I never get to go on holiday?
And how come Velma is so small?
- Stop questioning everything, Shaggy.
We've got a gorilla to deal with.
- Scooby dooby doo.
(mysterious music)
- Fred, the gorilla could be watching us.
Let's walk in with a bit more swagger
to let him know who's boss.
- Good idea Shaggy.
Come on gang.
(mysterious music)
(moves to upbeat music)
♫ Funk beat phantom
(upbeat music)
♫ Their soul is deep ♫
- Oh thank goodness it's the Scooby-Doo gang.
- You must be the park ranger.
Any ideas where we can start looking for clues?
- You don't need clues.
It's somewhat just over there.
- We don't just deal with King Kong.
We prefer to look for clues first.
(mysterious music)
- Hey gang, look what I found.
- It's some sort of video camera.
- Maybe King Kong was filming himself scaring people.
- I think that might have been left
from a member of the public who ran
when they say the gorilla.
- Yeah that makes sense.
(silly music)
- What's this?
(mysterious music)
- It looks like some sort of projector.
(growling)
What on earth is that noise?
- Sorry Fred, I think it's my stomach.
I haven't eaten since breakfast.
(growling)
- That's not your stomach Shaggy.
- I'm not gonna hang about here.
(screaming)
- Scooby, wait for me!
- Looks like it's just me and you now, Velma.
(growling)
(mysterious music)
(moves to scary music)
(growling)
I hope that is Shaggy's stomach.
(screams)
(growling)
- Fred!
Fred!
- I think you and King Kong are probably
staring right at each other.
But I can't get myself to turn around.
(growling)
(screaming)
- [Both] Fred?
- Fred, why are you so big?
- Where are you, Shaggy?
What's that Scooby?
- Mirror.
- Fred, you were really big like King Kong
and now you're not.
- It must be something to do with that mirror.
- Oh.
(growling)
- That's it, the mirror!
Scooby, you're a genius.
- Is he? - Who ever's behind this
is using a projector, mirror and a video camera
to make the gorilla look giant.
- But that means there's still a gorilla out there.
- Oh yeah, and they took Velma.
- Fred, is it gonna eat her?
- I don't think so.
Why would it want to eat her?
- Why else would it take her?
- Not everything is about eating, Shaggy.
- Oh.
- Come on gang, let's find the gorilla
before it eats Velma.
- Scooby snack.
- No Scooby, that's a horrible thought.
Never think that again.
(dramatic music)
(moves to triumphant music)
- Scooby, couldn't wait till after we've got the gorilla?
- This is pointless anyway.
We should've got bananas.
- We didn't have any bananas.
(growling)
(screaming)
(energetic music)
(growling)
(upbeat music)
- You took your time, Fred.
(energetic music)
(growling)
(laughs)
(growls)
- [Velma] I'm out of here.
- I suppose I'll have to deal with it on my own, then.
(growling)
(ominous music)
(Fred screams)
We're not scared of you, monkey.
(growling)
We know you're not really an ape, a monkey or a gorilla.
- It's a chimpanzee!
- Chimpanzee!
(growling)
- No I mean it's not an animal.
It's someone in a costume.
- Fred, how can you be so certain?
- It's because that's what always happens.
Haven't you ever noticed that?
- Oh.
- Now take off that mask.
- Well this is all a bit awkward.
- It's the park ranger.
- Yes it is, and I would've gotten away with it
if it wasn't for you meddling kids.
(happy music)