There’s nothing quite like a cheap knockoff. Transmorphers. Chop Kick Panda. The Fast and the Furious. And with the dearth of creativity, studios are looking to cash in on well known archetypes and stories. It’s in that vein, that we present Scuba Doo.
There is a lot of mysterious shit that goes on under the sea. Like, why is it called the Marinara Trench? Are the the underwater Pyramids of Yonaguni the progenitor of our Atlantis myths? What exactly is The Baltic Sea Anomaly? Scuba Doo will address none of these. Rather, it’s our take on Scooby Doo, but underwater. And, if you’re asking yourself, “isn’t this just The Snorks meets Jabberjaw ripoff?”, well, fuck you. You trying doing this every four days.
Instead, Scuba Doo follows a bunch of vaguely humanoid detectives and their pet shark as they travel the ocean floor in the Sleuthing Sub causing mischief and making life miserable for villains pretending to be monsters. Except, there really are monsters on the ocean floor…I mean, have you ever searched ocean monsters in google? By the end of the episode, those meddling kids will have prevailed and Scuba Doo eaten a few Scuba Snacks. Except these Scuba Snacks* don’t meet FDA guidelines.
Musical chase sequence! Reused animation! Ascots! We’re pitching two of the three in this Korean animated production.
* Because they’ll be actually scuba divers. I mean with had to throw one Shyamalan-ian twist at the audience, right?