1970's Scooby Doo interrogated and tortured by a sexy Russian agent. (M)

[Daphine]

Scooby Doo and the rest of Mystery Incorporated have been captured after accidentally sneaking into Russia back in the 1970's.  Scooby is being interrogated and tortured with a fluffy dusty feather by a blonde sexy Soviet agent. They discovered that he has a microfilm hidden up inside his one nasal passage.  how much can the poor cartoon canine take before his body betrays him and he lets loose with a powerful Scooby sneeze giving up the United States secrets hidden on the microfilm.

https://imgur.com/a/O5MmetU

[NostradamusTheSeer]

I hate the slow way Imgur loads, so I'll post my two favorite screenhots.

Nice live-action models. Could be a scene from a third Scooby-Doo movie. I can't attest to the authenticity of the uniform as being what Soviet agents in the seventies actually wore, but I like her look. I wonder if she was modeled after an actual actress?


The brown leather collar looks to be a mistake in the AI algorithm, but I rather like it... it's sort of like Shaggy's short-lived red shirt/blue jeans look in the eighties that was quickly forgotten.  I don't think Sccoby ever wore one of this in any mainstream continuity, did he...?

Also, AI tends to make the snot look much too frothy and full of bubbles.  It's like, Scoob, better cut down on the diet Sprite, man--it's, like, literally running out of your nose.  Could we ask the software to give us thicker, yellower mucus (truly an odd sentence, indeed)?

[Daphine]

 I must admit that I do enjoy the live action look of some of the pictures. The difference is I prefer these over the two live action movies because Scooby-Doo's nose is larger and more realistic. I never cared for the size of his nose in the two live action movies.

As for his Brown leather collar, I actually didn't see it as that. I imagined that Scooby-Doo was strapped down to the chair so that it would be easier for the female agent to interrogate and torture him. Because in the picture you can only see Scooby from the neck up your only able to see that one strap. Lastly I'm kind of a germaphobe even though I love the idea of Scooby-Doo's nose running when he's trying to hold back a sneeze. I just prefer that his mucus is clear instead of colored that way he doesn't look sick in my eyes.