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You brought your camera, right?

That's like asking if I brought my eyes.

Eyes lie. Cameras don't.

So, there was a struggle.

But how did it end?

Where are they?

- Hmm?

Did you hear that?

The last tour came and went hours ago.

We're the only ones here.

I really don't like this.

All right, fine.

We'll come back in daylight,

pose as tourists and slip away from--

What in the...

Come on.

What are you doing?

Eyes lie.

What was that?

And what did it do with the Justice League?

I don't know, Jimmy,

but it definitely wasn't natural.

- It was-- - Super natural.

The kind of thing we bring in Superman

and the league to help us figure out.

But with them missing--

Who do you call when your heroes need heroes

Miss Lane? Lois?

Get your girlfriend on the phone, Jimmy.

Tell her Metropolis...

Tell her the world needs help.

♪ There is no courage without fear of the unknown ♪

♪ And there's no bravery without fright ♪

♪ Most never rise above the fears of flesh and bone ♪

♪ While some are drawn into the night ♪

♪ Come along, we'll take the less travelled path ♪

♪ The rocky and most dangerous track ♪

♪ For only there can mortals begin to know ♪

♪ The special places only heroes go ♪

♪ They say what doesn't kill you makes you stronger still ♪

♪ Such wisdom lights the hero's way ♪

♪ When facing monsters or just battling your will ♪

♪ Determination wins the day ♪

♪ Come along, we'll take the less travelled path ♪

♪ The rocky and most dangerous track ♪

♪ For only there can mortals begin to know ♪

♪ The special place where only heroes go ♪

Wow. Metropolis is beautiful.

We're not in Metropolis yet.

Come on, Freddy. Hit the gas.

Actually, accounting for wind gradient

and local meteorological phenomena,

we're already traveling at the safest speed science allows.

Can't argue with science, Daph.

Okay, but it sounded urgent.

Like speaking of urgent, we haven't stopped

for snacks in over half an hour.

And I'm not sure Scooby's full enough

to make it all the way to lunch.

Oh!

Tell the world I was brave.

Oh, for goodness sake.

Man, now we're talking.

Make sure you ration those.

It's our last box until...

Hey, look.

"Now entering Metropolis, the city of tomorrow."

Like, judging by all these old photos,

the city of tomorrow was a lot nicer yesterday.

I wonder what could've happened.

- That was Giganta.

Hey, not nice.

No, that's her name.

Giganta, member of the former Legion of Doom,

a now-defunct gang of super criminals.

And, like, the first woman to set foot on the moon.

Yeah, from the Earth.

Do you think she's the reason we're here?

Uh, no.

She's more dangerous than mysterious.

Unless you count the mystery

of how she finds shoes in that size.

Ah, Superman.

Like, wow.

Like, whoa!

You said it, Puddin'. Ha!

- That's the Joker.

The Joker and Harley Quinn.

More Legion of Doom members.

Actually, Harley's an associate member.

Why do you know so much about Harley Quinn?

No mystery there either.

- Zoinks.

The Creeper.

Already solved that mystery.

Oh.

And that wasn't even the Creeper.

That was Solomon Grundy.

We're not just stopping for any ghoul we see.

Well, that's pretty mysterious.

That was close.

Oh, no. Look.

Oh, man, like, that's gotta be why we're here!

Kind of a mystery, but still not exactly our thing.

Hey, there it is.

Wow.

Ah, you can actually smell the ink on newsprint.

The Daily Planet went all digital five years ago.

Well, then that's what I smell.

Daphne.

Jimmy.

You haven't changed a bit.

Nope.

Still overdue for that growth spurt?

Hey, thanks for coming.

Follow me.

Lois Lane, meet--

Hang on.

Editorial, you got incoming!

All right. Thanks, Olsen.

I'll take it from here.

The kitchen's over yonder.

I like my coffee like I like my stories.

Dark with a twist.

No, no, Lois, these aren't the new interns.

They aren't?

Hang on, Olsen.

Let me guess.

This is your girlfriend.

What? No, that's Velma.

This is Fred.

Shaggy, Scooby-doo.

- And-- - I'm Daphne.

She's my girlfriend.

- What? - Of course.

Sorry, Olsen.

For some reason, I just thought Velma was more your type.

And who is this?

Oh, uh, we haven't met.

Like, what are you talking about. That's--

- Velma! - Ah. Did not recognize you.

Really?

Well, yeah.

Velma wears glasses...

And where'd she go?

Ah, there you are, Velma.

I'm sorry, Jimmy, but have you been

telling people you're my boyfriend?

Of course.

We happened to be at the same camp together

one summer.

When I was nine.

And we were voted "Best Redhead couple."

That wasn't a real award, Jimmy.

We are being bullied.

Yeah, but we got through it together.

Well, this is all very weird and embarrassing,

but the clock's ticking, so...

Why did you call us here?

Oh, right to the question. No hesitation.

You have the instincts of a reporter, young lady.

I called you here to help us solve the mystery of--

Great Caesars ghost!

Ga-- Ga-- Great Caesars ghost?

Like, dude, a ghost is bad enough,

but the ghost of a salad. Zoinks!

No. There's no salad ghost.

We called you here because, as you can see,

Metropolis has gone positively Gotham

since the Justice League disappeared a few months ago.

- Disappeared?

Without a trace.

Like an illusion.

Here one minute, gone the next.

Uh, with all due respect,

what is the team of renowned investigative journalists

need with a gang of meddling kids?

I'm guessing there's more.

Looks like some kind of Phantom.

Or Phantoms. Look.

I guess this really is a Mystery Inc investigation.

And while we'd love nothing more than to help solve it,

Cheetah's back on the prowl and Sinestro just attacked

Metropolis Harbor in a yellow submarine.

With Superman gone, the breaking news business is booming.

Sounds like we're on our own.

If half of what I've heard about you kids is true, you'll do great.

All you have to do is unmask this "Phantom."

Then find the Justice League before all these out-of-control villains destroy the world.

Great. So, like, no pressure.

Oh, yeah. Haunted.

- I know.

There's no way you two are stepping out of the van

for less than five Scooby Snacks.

But I told you, we're all out of--

Guys?

Wow. And I was bluffing.

Mark what you want on the tickets.

Excuse me, ma'am.

We're investigating the disappearance of the Justice League.

Those no-good do-gooders?

They could stay disappeared,

as far as I'm concerned.

What? Never heard a bad word spoke about them heroes?

For years I wanted their permission

to park my truck here outside their HQ.

I hope you got more of these?

Lots of hungry tourists traipse pass here everyday.

But the league said it "weren't safe."

They said we was trying to keep the sightseers away.

Ha! Imagine how they'd feel

about the Mayor's fancy new tour groups.

Tour groups?

The ones that Phantom's been scaring off.

I should thank him, though.

They run right past my truck,

and, boy, does all that screaming work up an appetite!

So your business is thriving since the League vanished?

You got no idea.

Best thing that ever could have happened.

Now, you boys finished writing up that order?

Like, not even close.

They'll split one order of Super Fries, please.

Aww.

Take good care of her.

"Her."

You gotta be kidding me?

Excuse me?

Of course it's a "her."

I bet "she" has a name, too.

Aa-ha!

I don't see how that is...

Fancy paint, decals galore...

What are these flowers?

Some kind of secret experimental camouflage?

What? No, it's just a regular van.

Really?

Oh, baby.

- Hey! - Sorry, sorry.

It's just...

You don't know how hard it's been

parking Batmobiles and Arrowcars

and Green Lantern Energy Bubbles.

I mean, what's wrong with normal vehicles?

- Nothing. - Nothing!

Hey, if you need atomic batteries

to catch up to a villain,

maybe you're not cut out for the hero biz.

You got me?

You know, all I hear

is how sad people are that the League is gone,

but between us,

I couldn't have planned it better.

Planned it?

Yeah, if I had. Which I didn't. But maybe did I?

I don't know what I did. What am I doing right now?

Did I plan it? I didn't. Maybe I did.

What a great day!

Can I park it now?

Uh, would you mind parking her in that big, empty space up front?

You mean, Wonder Woman space?

It's not empty, but...

But for a regular van owner like you.

Sure. You know, I can move some stuff around.

What did he mean, "not empty?"

I don't know.

Strange guy.

- So, uh... - He's mistaken.

It was camp, we were just friends.

Let it go.

Hey, what happened to you two?

We took the challenge.

Yeah. Like, eat ten orders of Super Fries,

get 15 more.

All of them for free.

Huh. That sounds like a really good deal,

Except you have to eat them all in one sitting.

Excuse me. Are you here for the next tour?

Uh, I suppose we are.

Wonderful. I'm Mayor Fleming.

You probably recognize me

from all the campaign billboards.

Actually, all the billboards we've seen here

have been painted over with bright pink polka dots.

Of course. Mad Mod.

Mad Mod?

An art school dropout with a flair for pastels and villainy.

Just one of the many super criminals running amok

in my city ever since the Justice League disappeared.

That's why we're here.

You're the mystery solvers Lois Lane told me about.

I'm so glad you've agreed to help us.

We started offering tours of the Hall of Justice

not long after the League vanished.

Has it paid the rent?

Sure, but it's so much more than that.

Being in these hallowed halls gives people the hope that,

one day, our heroes may return.

But ever since this "Phantom" showed up,

fewer and fewer people want to visit this place.

Not that it was much of an attraction to begin with.

Mercy!

- Sorry, I was-- - Just do it.

Ladies and gentlemen,

Lex Luthor,

the President of the United States.

Former president.

Yes. Well, current billionaire genius CEO of military contractor

and online dating portal LexCorp.

And this is Rex.

Rex Ruthor?

Rat's right.

Anywho. The Hall of Justice.

Pretty lame destination, yes?

So many times I told Superman

to put in a roller coaster, animatronics, anything.

Uh, excuse me, sir,

but why don't I remember your presidency?

It was short, thank goodness.

Oh, Flemmy.

When are you and I going to stop

all this political bickering

and do something good for the city?

Luthor, the best thing you can do for Metropolis

is leave.

Charming. Now.

Have you given my final offer further consideration?

Offer?

He's been pressuring my office to seize the Hall of Justice

as abandoned property,

and put it up for auction where he can get it at--

A steal.

Flem. Listen.

A fleet of LexCorp bulldozers are rolling up as we speak.

All you need to do is say the word

and I'll mow down this miserable mausoleum

of moral mediocrity in minutes.

- Woah. - Were you trying for that villainous alliteration

or did that just happen on its own?

Come on, kids.

The tour's starting.

Be careful.

There's more to fear within these walls

than phantoms, ghosts and super ghouls.

- Super ghouls?

Zoinks!

Did you want me to pull the car up--

Not now, Mercy.

I'm sneering.

And behind these doors, you'll find the Hall of Justice Trophy room.

These are just some of the mementos

collected by the Justice League to serve as a reminder

of their many years of vigilance and service.

Nice.

The items in this room are both precious and priceless.

Even these empty pedestals?

Well, there were a few alien artefacts

too sensitive to leave out for the tour.

Nth metal weapons, a Mother Box,

the Phantom Zone projector

Phantom projector?

Zoinks!

Oh, It's just the name, Shaggy.

It doesn't have anything to do with ghosts.

Or projection for that matter.

...it's now safely locked away in a secure military facility offsite.

Okay, feel free to explore and we'll resume the tour in ten minutes.

Hello, Mayor Fleming.

Shaggy, look.

I'm a Superdog.

Like, cute.

But the only Superdog I've heard of comes with extra chili

and the side of more chili!

Hey! Let go!

Has something happened?

Ugh, Lex Luthor just increased his bid

to purchase the Hall of Justice.

At this rate, the City Council may not even bother

putting it up for auction.

Luthor will win.

Luthor always wins.

He didn't win the popular vote.

And Superman always beats him.

I'm sure he and the rest of the Justice League are out there somewhere.

And once we solve this mystery and find them,

imagine how sore they'll be when they find out

you sold their headquarters to Lex Luthor!

Oh, I hope you're right.

Holy...

- Jinkies! - Jeepers!

- Zoinks! - Uh-oh.

Uh, run?

You heard him, head for the lobby!

- Shaggy!

Hang on, Scoob!

Hey! Like, it is a projection. See?

Projections don't do that!

Oh!

- Come on!

Like, man,

you're telling me!

Like, as long as we're quiet,

there's no way that Phantom will--

Dude, I said quiet.

Wasn't me.

Well, if it wasn't you, then who?

See?

It's a...

A Superdog!

- Hey, over here! - Over here!

Come on!

Um, thank you for visiting the, um...

Aw, never mind.

Hey, has anyone seen Shaggy and Scooby?

They were right behind us.

We must have gotten separated.

Speaking of getting separated, you kids better--

Oh, no, we're sealed in.

On the bright side,

so is the Phantom.

That's the bright side?

Aha! Follow me.

Just as I thought.

Really great work, you two.

Yeah!

Locking down the facility once the civilians were evacuated--

To make it easier to find and catch the Phantom.

Huh, what a trap.

It wasn't us!

You think we'd lock ourselves in with the Phantom?

Uh-uh.

Aw. What a cute pup!

Aw, look at you!

Do you think he got left behind by one of the tourists?

Hmm. I'd say he looks more like a stray.

Messy fur, dirty claws, that hungry look in his eyes...

Shaggy, are we strays?

Yep!

If you two didn't initiate the lockdown, who did?

You guys, you're looking at him.

The dog?

Superdog!

Man, that's not all he can do,

he can fly and he's got heat vision.

It's a stray dog, not Superman.

Well, whoever did it, they just gave us a leg up

in finding this so-called "Phantom."

All right, so if I were a monster, where would I--

What is it, boy? Is there something in the break room?

Sounds like the break room's already broken.

We'll wait here.

Come on, you two.

Lex Luthor!

- Annoying kids?

Rex Ruthor?

Now that we're all reacquainted,

what are you still doing in the building?

We're locked down.

I know.

I got separated from my driver in this labyrinth and--

- And what? - And I got lost. Okay?

Yes, the great Lex Luthor

finally did what Lois Lane and Mayor Fleming

have been telling him to do for years,

he got lost.

Anyway, I got locked in here, then Rexie he got hungry,

but this infernal machine won't take my dollar.

You have to flatten it out.

It's perfectly crisp.

The stupid thing just won't take my dollar.

I had them printed up when I was President.

They're perfectly acceptable legal tender.

We can just give you a real dollar?

No, it's fine.

Been meaning to field test this anyway.

Oh, don't look at me like that. I'll pay them back.

Believe me,

if there's one thing Superman and the Justice League can expect from me...

It's payback.

Ooh, Chipzees!

Oh, and... I suppose...

if you must... help yourselves.

Like, we thought you'd never ask, Lex ol' buddy!

Well, I've seen super speed, but this...

That was fast.

That was Krypto.

Krypto?

The Superdog!

I knew it.

Yes, Superman's best friend.

Imbued with many of the same powers

and weaknesses as the Man of Steel.

He must've been left behind when the League vanished.

I wonder who's been feeding him.

Like, apparently nobody.

Wow! A real, live super hero dog.

- Who's a good Superdog? Oh, he's a good Superdog.

I'd be careful.

Kryptonian fleas have serrated metal claws

and can live for several hundred Earth years.

Aw, he misses Superman.

Ugh, join the club. I miss him every time I open the fire.

All right, enough fooling around.

We have to look for clues.

Good idea. I think I saw the word "kitchen"

- on the directory in the lobby. Scoob and I will-- - And Krypto.

Right, Scoob and I and our bodyguard Krypto will start there.

Oh, look. [chuckles] One left.

Oh, hey, there's another one under my shoe.

Lucky me.

Let's go, guys.

You know, if you're both good,

I might just let you share in the bounty.

And since you're so good with tech Mr. Luthor,

why don't you join me in the Command Center to go over the Hall's

closed-circuit security camera footage?

I know what's happening. You just want to keep an eye on me.

But the joke's on you.

I happen to love closed-circuit security camera footage.

Race you to it!

They're gonna be a handful.

So, what, it was like a... some kind of "co-ed" summer camp?

Fred.

- Faster than a speeding bullet?

- More powerful than a locomotive?

Vulnerable to Kryptonite?

Wow! Just like Superman.

Hey, here it is, "Kitchen."

Now, trust us, Krypto, clues can be hiding anywhere.

Even inside a freshly-made Superhero Sandwich. Isn't that right, Scoob?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Uh-oh, it's locked.

We're in.

Oh, man, I hope it's the biggest, coolest super-sized kitchen ever!

Acknowledged.

- Huh?

Whoa.

Like, this is... super!

It's got everything!

Well, everything except for triple-cream-salted- organic- truffle butter!

Acknowledged.

Wait, there it is.

You know, Scoob, when we first got to Metropolis, I was worried.

Me too.

There were supervillains everywhere.

Giganta...

Acknowledged.

...Joker, Harley Quinn...

Acknowledged. Acknowledged.

...even those Kryptonian exiles.

General Zod, Ursa and Non?

That's right.

Acknowledged, Acknowledged, Acknowledged.

- Wait, not now, Krypto.

Where was I, oh, yeah,

it was really scary and dangerous.

- Acknowledged.

Oh, dear, excuse me.

You're excused.

I have to say, I now feel as comfortable, safe and secure as--

It's just strange that you never mentioned him before, that's all.

I can't believe you're not letting this go.

Seriously, was it serious?

I'm ignoring you.

Is red hair your thing, is that it?

Ha!

Well, I don't see how laughing at me is going to help.

Fred, nothing happened between me and Jimmy Olsen.

Phew!

Even though he is a fiery red-haired risk-taker. Like me.

And I mean, he is Superman's pal.

You know, I... I have considered dyeing my hair.

Hold the phone.

Is that...

A genuine Batman Utility Belt.

Fred, we know Batman.

It's not like you haven't seen one up close.

Well, sure, but he'd never in a million years let me try it on!

Freddy, put that back! It's full of Bat-gadgets and who knows what else.

It could be dangerous.

So you're saying, I'm taking a risk just by wearing it?

Ha, I bet ol' Jimmy Olsen wouldn't do this!

Official, dangerous Bat-gear!

So, talk about a risk, eh, Daphne?

You are ridiculous.

Wouldn't that be

"dangerously ridiculous?"

Would you stop?

We have to look for clues.

I'm vengeance!

Freddy!

I am the night!

Freddy!

I am...

My hero...

Oh, come on.

A calculator?

Loose change?

Laundry chute. Come on.

Where have you two been?

I was trying to find a cell phone signal.

No luck, by the way.

This lockdown doesn't mess around and, well uh...

You got lost again.

No, I was temporarily under-routed.

So, "lost."

What are you doing with all this anyway?

I'm attempting to hack into the Hall's computer system,

so we can review the logged security footage.

Oh, right.

I meant to tell you this earlier...

Ha! You think you can just hack into Justice League computers?

Sweetheart, if that were possible, don't you think,

by now, I, former President Lex Luthor,

billionaire genius, would have--

I'm in...

Sweetheart.

Hmm, several incidents over the past month of Helen,

the food truck lady, sneaking into the building.

But she did say she likes the bathrooms here.

And that must be the valet attendant that Freddy mentioned.

Hey! That's my limo.

Speaking of...

My driver? When was this?

This is actually live footage. She's in the building right now.

Mercy? She must have been locked in like the rest of us.

And she has my bag.

Thank goodness!

Daddy just found Rexie's nom noms.

What was that?

Sounds like Shaggy and Scooby are in trouble.

What happened?

Locker room...

laundry chute... terrible, loud screeching...

From the Phantom?

No, from you! The whole way down.

Oh, yeah, sorry.

I think we landed in the parking garage.

But on what?

Freddy, don't look.

Oh, my gosh, Daphne!

I might really be Batman.

Hey! What're you doing on Wonder Woman's Invisible Tank?

Invisible Tank?

Oh. Invisible Tank.

Invisible Tank.

Yeah. Right between her Invisible Plane

and her lesser-known Invisible Trolley.

Now, if you were aiming for the laundry truck,

I'm afraid I moved it to make room for your van.

How are we going to get down?

Let me see, what would Batman do?

I know!

Jeepers, Fred!

Ah, it's air freshener.

I'll get the ladder.

Scooby-Doo, hang in there!

Yikes!

There's got to be another way out.

Like, where did these guys come from?

Hey, Superdog, like, we could use some little help over here.

Acknowl...

Ruh?

Like, dude, have I lost it, or did we just magically transport to...

Acknowleg...

- Huh? - The Daily Planet?

Oh, no, I think my life is flashing before my eyes.

...nowle...

Like, wait a second,

what if this is all just--

Holograms?

Huh? Dude, I was gonna say "indigestion."

How'd you get...

"Danger. You are entering The Justice League

holographic training simulator, AKA,

the kitchen."

Huh? Holograms!

Like, was that sign there the whole time?

All right, no need to shout.

Well, if these guys are just holographic simulations,

all we have to do is reprogram the...

Zoinks! it's fried! We're doomed!

Oh, no!

You said it, Scoob! Like, there's only one thing left to do.

- There you are! - You're all late.

No matter! Still plenty of time to complete our tour of beautiful Centennial Park.

My name's Norville and I'll be your docent, if you think that's decent,

anyone who doesn't can voice their dissent.

Nobody? Good. Let's get started.

Thank you, Docent Scoobert.

Remember, folks, the T-shirts aren't just for fashion,

they're how we keep a headcount to ensure we end the tour

with the same number of paying customers we start with.

But don't worry, we've never lost more than two or three guests.

Yeah, they're not all gems.

Okay, we've got our T-shirts and we're ready to begin our walking tour

of these historic grounds on this super sunny day, but first...

How about a cool drink of delicious, locally-sourced, sparkling mineral water?

Hold still.

Hydration, ladies and gentlemen, it's good for the soul and for the skin!

You'll all thank us tomorrow, especially that pale, handsome fella

with the million-dollar smile.

He's talking about you.

Now if you'll follow us,

we'll begin our tour with the famed Centennial Park Sludge Pits,

just behind those trash cans over there.

We're walking, we're walking.

Ooh.

Yes, the views are spectacular, please feel free to capture the memories

and don't forget to tag all your photos with our #CheapoTours

Oh.

Now hold on there, let us help you find your light.

Ah, much better.

Hey!

Like, that ought to keep them busy, right, Scoob, ol' buddy?

Yeah!

How go the repairs, Krypto, my man?

Acknowledged!

Velma!

Scooby! Shaggy! Are you okay? We heard the commotion.

A holographic simulator?

See, this is the kind of attraction I was talking about.

Money in the bank!

Identify.

I'm Lex Luthor! Does no one know?

This just keeps getting better.

What's this?

D-d-d-displaying archive.

Krypto Collar Cam,

Time Index, March 15, 17:40 hours.

Archive?

Security footage from a camera housed in the guard dog's collar.

From the night the Justice League vanished!

This could be very enlightening.

I think he wants us to follow him.

Let's go.

Sounds like trouble all right!

Superman.

Run boy, take cover, go!

Look man, there's something behind that tapestry.

The Phantom?

Why would a Phantom need to hide behind a tapestry?

This is a holographic recording,

unless Krypto's camera saw them there that night, we won't see them here.

Krypto?

Aw, we'll find him.

Unless he has something to say about it.

Computer, delete Solomon Grundy program.

Solomon Grundy is not running.

- Oh, yes, he is.

And, like, so are we.

Why is everybody running?

Because one of the holograms wasn't a hologram.

Holograms?

Lex! There you are! I've been--

We're running, Mercy.

Oh, okay.

Uh, ma'am, can I help you with the bag?

No, I've got it!

♪ There's so much in life to make you jump out of your skin ♪

♪ Every year there's more to fear ♪

♪ Till life starts looking grim ♪

♪ Oh, there's no need to scramble ♪

♪ Oh, nothing you can't handle ♪

♪ Oh, you're the best example When you show the world ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ You're no zero You're a hero ♪

♪ When you face your fear ♪

♪ A cemetery's ordinary Monsters disappear ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh There's no need to scramble ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh Nothing you can't handle ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh You're the best example ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh No one holds a candle ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh Nothing you can't take on ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh When you face 'em straight on ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh Get that hero cape on! ♪

♪ It's time to show the world ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ Oh, there's no need to scramble ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh Nothing you can't handle ♪

♪ Oh, oh, oh You're the best example ♪

♪ Let us show the world What it's like to be brave ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to be brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

♪ What it's like to be brave! ♪

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♪ What it's like to be brave! ♪

♪ To be brave, to be brave ♪

Oh, no, he's got Scooby-Doo!

All right, no one panic.

Grundy may look like nothing more than a mindless brute,

but, I assure you, everyone has their price.

Why won't anyone take my money?

He's got them both! Somebody do something.

I know.

Huh?

I need to have a talk with Batman about this belt.

- Grundy's vanished. - You don't think...

No, I don't.

Nope, I don't think so.

- Nope, definitely not. Dream on. - Not a chance, man.

Still...

Thank goodness, we're all safe!

Dude, how many of these guys are there?

This is the end.

I danced with Jimmy Olsen one time at summer camp.

It was the big goodbye party and no one would dance with him

and I felt bad

and it obviously meant more to him than it did to me

and if we really only have a few seconds left,

I couldn't live my last moments as a fraud!

Jimmy Olsen? Huh.

Uh, guys?

Daphne, if we get out of this,

I'll understand if you want to...

Huh?

They disappeared.

As mysteriously as they appeared.

They're not the only ones.

Like, the Phantoms have Mercy!

Have Mercy!

She's never around when I need her.

You just can't get good help these days.

Without her messenger bag?

She's been lugging this heavy thing--

That's odd.

What is it, Velma?

It's empty.

Empty?

All my stuff was in there.

What stuff?

Never you mind.

Well, whatever it was, it's gone now.

Along with your ride home.

We can drop you somewhere when this is all over.

I do have a van.

Does it have active camouflage?

No, it's... it's a regular van.

Well, then, what's the point?

What's the point of any of this?

Why am I trapped in here with a bunch of kids

when I have military-grade bulldozers outside right now,

ready to bring this infernal building to the ground?

That's it.

What's what?

I was this close to figuring out the solution to the mystery,

but there was one tiny piece of the puzzle out of place.

President Luthor, you just knocked it into place.

I have to take this. Excuse me.

But Velma called me "President."

Everybody heard it.

No takesies-backsies.

Where have you been?

All right, now that Lex is gone,

we can get to the bottom of this Phantom business,

and find out what happened to the Justice League.

All we need is the perfect trap.

Say no more.

Like, seeing as Superman's counting on us,

anyone got a better idea?

I think he's trying to tell us something.

What is it, Krypto?

Yes, I got lost again!

And before anyone makes jokes,

I'll remind you, I have a wristwatch-disintegrator.

Ha! You're very good with science and technology,

aren't you, Luthor.

How do I put this so you'll understand?

"Golly, gee, Fred, you betcha! Jimpies!"

It's "jinkies."

Do I look like I care? Now, up, up, up.

All right, what's the plan?

Are we building a trap, or not?

My driver is missing! Look how upset I am.

Uh, there's no need for a trap.

Krypto figured it all out.

The Justice League was called away for an emergency.

That's all.

And what about the Phantoms?

Swamp gas.

Swamp gas!

That's the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard.

And I saw Superman, the musical.

Turns out there's no real mystery here.

So they won't be able to sell you the Hall of Justice after all,

it's safe for tourists to come back.

Mayor Fleming's on her way with a group now.

Let's go!

I just got off the phone with Fleming.

She didn't say anything about this.

What about Mercy and Grundy?

Eh, they'll turn up.

They probably got lost. Like you.

This makes no sense.

What about the food truck lady? And the valet?

Their stories checked out.

Well, I would have liked to have been consulted.

Well, golly gee, Lex,

you're not really part of our team, are ya?

And here they are now!

The kids of Mystery Incorporated

and their pal, Krypto the Superdog!

We had a deal, Fleming.

Nothing to say?

I sure hope you're right about this.

Now let's see who the Phantom really is.

Lex's driver?

Mercy!

You're letting her get away.

Acknowledged.

Oh, nuts!

It was a trap!

Would somebody please explain what's going on?

Everyone get comfortable.

Mercedes "Mercy" Graves, personal assistant, driver and bodyguard to Lex Luthor--

I already know all that.

But do you also know

just how tired I am of being all of that?

Of carting your ungrateful rear end

from this board meeting

to that red carpet charity mixer?

Can you just put me down for two minutes while I do this part?

Thank you.

Where was I?

Uh, yes.

Do you know how it feels to, every night,

see the flashbulbs light up for you, Lex,

then immediately go dark for me?

That was paparazzi you were supposed to keep away from me!

I wanted them to see me, Lex.

And not just as the chauffeur of the man who started,

and then dissolved, The Legion of Doom!

That was purely a business decision.

Exactly.

Somewhere, Lex Luthor,

between the Legion of Doom and the White House,

- you lost your edge. - Ha!

Look at you.

- Paying back the Justice League for a few bags of chips?

How do you know about that?

I see everything, Lex.

Which is how I knew

which of our LexCorp-run military storage facilities the Mayor sent this to!

The Phantom Zone projector.

With it, I could do something Lex Luthor never could.

Step 1, make the Justice League disappear!

Step 2, move into their precious Hall of Justice

and convert it into a new supervillain headquarters!

Run by me, and with free snacks.

Like, where do we sign up?

Guys, supervillains?

Daphne, snacks!

Yoink! A passable plan,

but then the tour groups started coming.

Mercy knew she'd never have the place to herself,

so she used the projector on a low setting

to create an illusion of Phantoms

haunting the old, abandoned Hall of Justice.

Which terrified the tourists and sent them running.

Every time Mercy brought you to the Hall

for your meetings with Mayor Fleming,

she'd sneak away and hide,

then turn on the Phantom projector and scare people off.

But what about when Solomon Grundy got hold of the dogs?

When she thought the dogs were in danger,

she used the projector on Grundy,

sending him into the Phantom Zone,

thus saving Scooby and Krypto!

Wouldn't have figured that out

if you hadn't accidentally left your empty messenger bag at the scene--

the same bag you've been hauling this baby around in for months.

So if the projector sent Grundy to the Phantom Zone,

then that means...

The "illusion" of the Phantoms wasn't just an illusion.

It was the Justice League

trying to break out of the Phantom Zone

where Mercy imprisoned them.

And that means, we can bring them back.

- Yoink. - Hey!

Everybody step back!

What are you doing, Luthor?

What I've been planning all along.

Evil.

And I'm really, really good at it.

Did you think I, Lex Luthor,

hadn't figured out the solution to this mystery months ago?

What are you saying, Lex?

I'm saying, "Well done, Mercy."

I'm saying I'm proud of your ingenuity,

if not your treachery.

That's right!

I've been two steps ahead of you from the beginning!

Which is, frankly, very on-brand for me.

- But I let you have your fun

as long as it got the Mayor to sell me this land.

Which she agreed to do earlier, on the phone,

when you were busy setting this admittedly brilliant trap.

It was Krypto's plan.

Diabolical. Any chance you'll switch sides and work for me?

Eh, Superman said the same thing.

Land, kids.

When I was six years old, my father said to me--

- Uh, get out!

Ha! Ha!

Before that, he said,

"Son, stocks may rise and fall,

utilities and transportation systems may collapse.

People are no dang good, but they will always need land

and they'll pay through the nose to get it!

- Remember," my father said-- - Rand.

That's right. Rand.

I mean, land!

This land, the former Hall of Justice

and site of the future tallest building in the world,

- the all new LexCorp Tower.

Jimpies! This room needs windows.

Acknowledged.

Much better.

- Thank you. - Don't mention it.

Bulldozers?

See, this is my point, Lex.

You're not having evil fun anymore.

Oh, no?

Robot Demolition Squad?

Kryptonite powered.

And I have no intention of paying anyone for those Chipzees.

Oh, Lex, you're back!

Baby, I never left.

Get off, you mangy mutt.

Initiate defense sequence.

Rex Ruthor's a robot.

Ruh-roh.

We have to get that projector away from Lex.

Where's Freddy?

He left the Utility Belt.

Shaggy! Scooby!

Yikes!

Oh, no. A Kryptonite heart!

Wow, Daphne. You'd make a pretty good Wonder Woman.

I prefer Batman. You're more of a Wonder Woman.

I wish.

Woah!

It's Fred.

Is that an invisible tank?

If not, it's got a lot of firepower for a trolley.

Yee-haw!

Oh, hey. Don't yell into the invisible headset, J.B.

Sorry, sorry, sorry!

I just never knew I could love my job this much!

Me, neither.

Helen?

Woah.

Never ever let anybody say I don't protect my customers!

Dude, this is one heck of a food truck.

Say, Scoob, is that making you as hungry as it is me?

Not now, Shaggy. But, yes.

Huh? Woah.

- Hey!

I see you're still weak from the Kryptonite.

Uh-oh. I know that look.

Ow. Ow. Ow.

They just keep coming!

- Here.

Then we'll keep fighting.

Woah!

I've gotta have something here that can help.

We do.

Fetch, boy!

That's it, Rexie. Fetch!

Fetch for me.

Go, Krypto!

Go, Rex!

Oh, no! Rex's Kryptonite heart!

- What? How?

Maybe the only thing stronger than a Kryptonite heart...

is a Kryptonian one.

Ugh. You're fired.

Woah, Krypto. All right.

Krypto! Oh, yes! Who's a good boy? Who's a good boy?

Nice!

- Only one thing left to do.

Good boy.

Lex Luthor, what have you done now?

Well, League, it looks like we've got another villainous scheme on our hands.

Jinkies!

Super-duper.

Well, gang, another mystery solved.

Nice work.

You kids just took down former President

and current dirtbag, Lex Luthor.

And, like, don't forget dirtbag-in training, Mercy Graves!

Can I get a quote?

It was the perfect plan.

And I would have gotten away with it, too,

if it weren't for these meddling kids!

- And the dogs.

Write that down.

Hey, what about Solomon Grundy?

Wasn't he part of the Legion of Doom?

Shouldn't he be handcuffed, too?

I don't think Grundy's part in all of this

had anything to do with doom and destruction.

He was just trying to make a new friend.

Look.

Solomon Grundy pet you on Monday,

pet you on Tuesday,

- pet you on... - Shaggy, help!

Woah, woah, woah. Everybody back in line.

Eh, no cutting. No cutting.

- Shaggy!

Sorry, scooby. Business is up

and Shaggy and I got an arrangement.

Like, dude, one for you, two for me.

So, Daphne, now that this is all over...

Oh, Jimmy. I'm sorry, but I only want to be friends.

That's just what I was gonna say.

Honestly, I feel like you've been holding me back.

I've...

Wait, you're breaking up with me? We weren't even--

There, there, Daphne, let it all out.

Freddy's here.

Ugh.

Well, you did a great job, kids.

- You'd all make terrific reporters.

Clark, where have you been?

Just got back from a top-secret overseas assignment, Jimmy.

I sure hope I didn't miss anything exciting.

What are you talking about? You were just here--

Uh.

I mean, uh. Yeah.

Whatever you say, Clark.

My glasses.

I, uh, can't see a thing without my glasses.

- Oh.

Fries.

Phew! Thanks, pal.

Ooh. Thanks.

Huh?

Scooby-dooby-doooooo!