Scooby Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed Page #4

...take the angle between

the current position of the sun...

...and your geographical point..."

- Velma!

"Add this point, 28 and a half feet up

from sea level."

That tickles.

This is bad.

"Multiply this number..."

"Add the square inches of..."

Velma!

"Take the square root of 30,869..."

Now it's good night, ladies!

"...your X-axis."

"And subtract 9034. That's your Y-axis."

Look. No hands!

Any time would be great, Velma!

I'm trying.

"Subtract one, divide by B,

follow upward eight degrees north."

Which makes his weakest point right here!

Right in the roundtables.

Run!

In your face! Scooby-Dooby-Doo!

Come on, Scoob! Inside!

I'll compare the glow of those footprints

to the pterodactyl scale.

We'll check out Wickles' book.

Dude, The Faux Ghost is an awesome clue.

But what do we do with it?

Let's solve the mystery.

If we solve the mystery by ourselves...

...it would certainly prove to the gang

that we belong.

Let's head to The Faux Ghost...

...find Wickles, and see what he knows.

But first, let's give the gang

the old "slipperooney."

Hey, guys.

Scooby's feeling kind of...

...like he's got rabies.

We're just gonna go outside

to get some fresh air.

Jinkies!

What's up, Velms?

The analysis of the pterodactyl scale.

It contains randamonium,

which this books says...

...is the critical ingredient

needed to make monsters.

Doesn't randamonium glow,

like those footprints in Wickles' mansion?

If we prove Wickles is behind this,

this mystery goes down like a dot-com...

...and Coolsville digs us again.

- Where would he get randamonium?

Randamonium is the byproduct

of silver mines.

Like the abandoned mining town

in old Coolsville.

Then we better get to that mining town

and see what's...

I'm invisible. I'm invisible.

Get rid of him!

Keep him busy.

What are you doing?

He wants to ask me on a date.

It's okay to be scared.

I am not scared.

I've fought werewolves and ghosts.

But in the end, we usually unmask them

and it's a little scared man inside.

It's the same with dating.

Velma, have you ever considered

that maybe werewolves and ghosts...

...are just distractions to keep you away

from what really frightens you?

Intimacy with another person.

And by intimacy, I mean someone

who thinks you're really hot.

But I'm more comfortable

in the world of logic and facts.

And...

...l'm not hot.

Me neither.

Everybody has flaws, Velma.

The object of a healthy relationship...

...is to never let the other person

know they're there.

- To museums.

- To museums.

Daph, I really like this guy.

What would you do if someone thought...

...that you were some glamorous

and mysterious jet-setter?

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