![]() Right after they saved the day, Shaggy started to destroy the Hex Girls' speakers and Scooby knocked over Dusk's drums then they both started to bang the Hex Girls' extra guitars on the roof. First they lose, but get back up when Scooby and Shaggy join in breaking the supposed spell on the town, stopping the music and saving the day. They return to the town for a band battle against Rude Boy, singing the song, " Good Bad Girls". They gave a concert performing the song, " Who Do Voodoo", until they heard Shaggy scream about zombies. Daphne went back to being herself and forgave Fred as he had finally realised he had romantic feeling for her. Daphne performed it at their second concert as Crush. Thorn and Daphne then wrote a song so Daphne could air her frustration at Fred, called " Trap of Love". As a result, Daphne became 'Crush', a new, temporary band member of the Hex Girls. When they found Daphne she was mad at Fred because he cared more about his traps than her. Unfortunately, Fred's traps land on Dusk and Luna and Daphne gets kidnapped. During the concert, Daphne (dressed as Thorn) sang a reprise version of " Earth, Wind, Fire, and Air". After the concert, Mystery Inc went backstage and Fred came up with a plan that involved Daphne pretending to be Thorn, since Thorn was the Phantom's main target. A new villain known as the Phantom was trying to get rid of the Hex Girls and his first attempt almost succeeded in injuring Thorn. in attendance since Velma Dinkley is a huge fan of the band. The girls performed at a concert singing their song, " Hex Girl", with Mystery Inc. Overall, absolutely fantastic and wonderfully wicked.10/10.History Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated Season one The villain is incredibly creepy while also being very cool. ![]() The reveal of which was uniquely staged and one of the show's more unexpected ones. Thorn with the Tranquilizer Gun was hilarious too and the reactions in the reveal likewise, was worried about overlong and repetitive running gags but they didn't come here thankfully. Endearingly goofy but also quite smart like when Shaggy and Scooby are in front of the audience. Furthermore, the writing is especially good in the humour, which is classic Scooby Doo. Loved the gang's increasingly individual personalities here as well. Seeing how they react to the effects of the curse was both entertaining and eerie, was very surprised to see that aggressive a side to Thorn. ![]() Not just because of their appealing personalities, which the episode relishes while showing different sides to them too, but also because of how they're used (there is plenty of screen time while not overshadowing the gang) and how they interact with the gang (in pitch perfect harmony). The Hex Girls are up there with 'Scooby Doo and Guess Who's' best guest stars. Had no issue with the voice acting and loved how the music setting was used. Even better is the very catchy new song from the Hex Girls, not quite "Hex Girl" level but fun and catchy at least. The music is dynamic and groovy, also loved the modern spin on the iconic classic theme tune for 'Scooby Doo Where are You', although it is too short. The animation has a lot of atmosphere, rich colour and even richer attention to detail, especially for the villain and at the end. Pretty much everything works here, with the one ever so minor complaint (which for me was overlookable) being that there could have been more of Dusk. One of the coolest, most entertaining and creepiest and the Hex Girls are far from wasted. On rewatch, "I Put a Hex on You" is still one of my favourite episodes, not just of Season 1 (which took a while to settle but the second half of it was very well done) but of 'Scooby Doo and Guess Who' overall. Not just meeting expectations but exceeding them far and beyond. "I Put a Hex on You" did not disappoint on first watch, for me it was actually one of the standout episodes in the best of ways. ![]() ![]() Am also a fan of the Hex Girls ever since their first appearance in one of my favourite Scooby Doo films 'Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost' and considering them one of the franchise's best recurring characters. Loved the premise, love anything centered around music and the Scooby Doo franchise has been enormously successful with a vast majority of its music themed episodes etc. Of all the episodes of 'Scooby Doo and Guess Who' prior to watching the show for the first time, "I Put a Hex on You" was one of the episodes this reviewer was most psyched about. ![]()
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