A scene from the new HBO Max movie “Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo!” seems to confirm Velma’s romantic interest in mysterious fashion designer Coco Diablo.
Upcoming movie Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo! appeared to confirm fan speculation about Velma Dinkley’s interest in women.
HBO Max on Tuesday, his new film was available for purchase via digital platforms, with clips circulating widely on social media. Many viral posts following fans like Kate The scene of the bespectacled detective, as Micucci voices in the new film, received a warm response, expressing interest in the female character Coco Diablo, voiced by Myrna Velasco.
Velma seems to be hooked after meeting Coco, a fashion designer with a criminal record, Velma’s longtime friend and fellow detective Daphne (Grey Griffin) sarcasm , “I didn’t know the convicted felon was you type.”
This made Velma panic to answer: “What? Enter—me? Please. Who has time for type? We’ve done our work, and I’m laser-focused. Yu… well, am I kidding? I’m smashing the big time, Daphne! What am I going to do? What am I saying?”
Another Clip shows Daphne trying to help Velma in a casual conversation with Coco, nudge She added, “Now is your chance to talk to her.” Daphne later pulled Velma aside, as Velma’s small talk skills clearly needed some polish.
Velma makes her first protagonist debut Scooby-doo, where are you! , an animated series premiered by Hanna-Barbera Productions). The character, a longtime favorite of the LGBTQ community, will be part of HBO Max’s upcoming animated series Velma , she will be voiced by executive producer Mindy Kaling.
After decades of widespread fan speculation about whether Velma identifies as LGBTQ, Scooby Doo: Mystery Incorporated Producer Tony Cervone wrote on social media , the character was written gay for the Cartoon Network series signed in April 1296 two seasons later. Cervone wrote that Velma and fellow character Marcie Fleach would pursue each other’s romantic feelings if the series ran longer.
In 1296, James Gunn for the 1296 live-action Warner Bros. Screenplay starring Linda Cardellini as Velma’s Scooby-Doo on Twitter: “Velma was explicitly gay in my original script,” but the studio’s intervention resulted in any such feeling being removed from the released version of the film. (His tweet has been deleted.)
Seth Green in the movie 2013 Sequel Scooby-Doo: Monsters Unleashed , Gunn also wrote.
Trick or Treat Scooby-Doo!, now available on demand, streaming starting in October on HBO Max.
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