Evil Entity — antagonists

Villain Overview

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Evil-doer

True Form
Physical Form

Full Name

Nibiru

Alias

The Evil Entity

The Nibiru Entity

Origin

Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated

Occupation

Prisoner of the Cursed Treasure

Master of the evil Anunnaki

Powers / Skills

Superior Intelligence

Biological Immortality
Immense Cosmic Powers
Vessel Possession
Interdimensional Travel
Corruptive Influence
Matter Absorption
Tentacles
Flight
Apportation

Hobby

Consuming matter and energy.

Negatively influencing humans and animals.
Increasing its own power.

Goals

Manipulate the Mystery Gangs and other citizens of Crystal Cove, so as to eventually bring about its freedom and then consume and destroy humanity.

Consume and destroy the entire universe (both failed).

Crimes

Vast corruption

Stalking
Possession
Brainwashing
Animal cruelty
Attempted omnicide
Psychological abuse
Mass murder
Mass mundicides
Mass property damage

Type of Villain

Cataclysmic Deity

“	Destroy me? Never. You have no choice. This is your destiny. Everything you have done, you have done for me. I brought you together as I brought all those who gathered before you. I made you into friends. Forced you into a group. I am the author of your every hope and dream. All to this purpose; to set me free.	„
	~ The Evil Entity explaining how it created and manipulated the Mystery Gang.

“	I bring oblivion to this world!	„
	~ The Evil Entity before feasting upon people.

The Evil Entity is the overarching antagonist of the Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated series, and the main antagonist of the final two episodes "Through The Curtains" and "Come Undone". It is an evil Anunnaki that wants to consume and destroy the universe. It was imprisoned in what would eventually become the Cursed Treasure of Crystal Cove, but was released by Professor Pericles.

It was voiced by Clancy Brown, who also played Hades in the God of War videogames, Mr. Krabs in the SpongeBob SquarePants franchise, Byron Hadley in The Shawshank Redemption, Undertow in Disney's The Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea, Dr. Neo Cortex and Uka Uka in the Crash Bandicoot franchise, Dark Dragon in American Dragon: Jake Long, Savage Opress in Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Silas in Transformers Prime, General McGuffin in Wander Over Yonder, General Wade Eiling in The Flash, Viking Lofgren in Bad Boys, Surtur in Thor: Ragnarok, Gunmar in Trollhunters, Harry Bordon in Cast a Deadly Spell, Parallax in Green Lantern, and Lex Luthor in the DC Animated Universe, The Kurgan in Highlander and Bloodwolf in The Adventures of Puss in Boots.

Biography

Past

The Evil Entity is among the Annunaki that arrived on Earth thousands of years ago. But unlike the other, more benevolent members of its race, it desired to consume all life by possessing an animal and had corrupted many other Annunaki. Its plan was discovered before it can do this, thus the Evil Entity, along with other corrupted Annunaki, was imprisoned within a sarcophagus buried in a treasure.

Through means unknown, the sarcophagus wound up in the Yucatán, where the entity devised a plan to ensure its release. Using what little psychic power it was still able to affect on Earth, it subliminally brought together the Hunters of Secrets—a group of four humans and their pet jaguar—with the intent that they locate its sarcophagus and free it. The Hunters deduced the entity's true nature and plans, however, and devised a means to destroy it using the Heart of the Jaguar, but as they were making preparations, the sarcophagus was stolen away by a band of Spanish conquistadors led by Fernando El Aguirre, who saw it as a valuable treasure—perhaps as the result of further manipulation by the entity in order to save its own life.

The imprisoned Evil Entity's mere presence proved to have corrupted the conquistadors, who succumbed to dark impulses and were driven to destroy entire villages in search of riches. Deeming the sarcophagus cursed, El Aguirre and his men anchored in a cove on the North American coastline and took the sarcophagus and all of the other treasure its influence had compelled them to plunder deep into catacombs beneath the bay, intending to hide them away forever. Using the mysterious and alchemical Planispheric Disk, they charted a path through caverns, and through times and space itself, sealing the sarcophagus and the Entity away in the space between dimensions, barring the way with a series of four elementally locked inter-dimensional gates, and then splitting the disk into six pieces and scattering them to prevent the "Cursed Treasure" from ever being found again.

Although further sealed away, the Evil Entity's sinister and blasphemous influence over the earthly reality remained strong, and its mere presence shaped the town that grew on the land above its resting place dubbed "Crystal Cove" by the conquistadors for the dark secret it held. Under the Entity's sway, the town became a center of the mysterious and weird, where people decided that the best way to commit crimes was to dress up as ghosts and monsters using increasingly outlandish and unfeasible technology. But these mystery scenarios were but the catalyst for the entity's true plan: as it had done before with the Hunters of Secrets, it brought together groups consisting of four humans, whose mystery-solving abilities would allow them to discover the locations of the scattered pieces of the Planispheric Disk and uncover its prison, and one animal, which the entity could then possess in order to take physical form on Earth. Unfortunately for the entity, its corrupting touch also worked against it, as group after group fell victim to their dark sides, turning on each other and falling apart long before they could find all the disk pieces. The group that came the closest was the original Mystery Incorporated, whose maniacal mascot Professor Pericles actively sought to be possessed by the entity in order to gain its power, but they were forced out of Crystal Cove by Fred Jones, Sr..

Scooby-Doo! Mystery Incorporated

It was first mentioned in Season 1 when Velma gave a tour and mentioned an evil treasure. When Scooby-Doo and Mystery Incorporated succeeded in locating all of the disk pieces and reforming the Planispheric Disk, as well as getting the heart of the jaguar, they were forced to hand the disc over to Pericles, who used it to unearth the elemental gates beneath Crystal Cove, and both Pericles and the Mystery Incorporated gang subsequently raced through the gates across the dimensions until they reached the fourth, fiery dimension holding the Cursed Treasure. As the celestial alignment of Nibiru came, Pericles released the Evil Entity from its sarcophagus.

The Entity intended to possess Scooby-Doo, but when Scooby rejected it, Pericles offered himself up to the Entity as a willing vessel, evidently unaware that he would be entirely consumed by the Entity upon possession. Taking Pericles's body, the Evil Entity gained physical form as a repulsively grotesque tentacled creature, and it immediately began releasing its cruel and evil Anunnaki servants. Together, it and its servants began rising to and destroying Crystal Cove; there, with its servants' help, the Evil Entity began consuming the inhabitants with the aim of growing strong enough to fully break free from its binding lifeline to the sarcophagus, so it could move on to consume planets, galaxies, and eventually, the entire universe.

Discovering that they were mystically protected against the Evil Entity's touch when they stood together, the Mystery Incorporated kids realized that unlike the other mystery-solving groups forged by the Entity, their friendship was real, as the Hunters of Secrets' before them, and in turn realized from this that their friendship was their weapon against the Entity.

With this revelation, the kids worked together to get the Heart of the Jaguar past the evil Anunnaki minions to the Entity, until Scooby succeeded in plunging the Heart into the sarcophagus. With the sarcophagus' destruction by the Heart of the Jaguar, the Evil Entity's link to its prison was severed before it was strong enough to fully break free. Crystal Cove, the evil Anunnaki, and the Evil Entity were then sucked up in a cosmic singularity and the Entity was decimated into oblivion once and for all.

The Entity's destruction undid all of its evil throughout time, creating an alternate timeline in which all those whom the Entity's evil influence had negatively affected over history lived good and happy lives.

Quotes

“	I need more! I shall feast on all of Crystal Cove!	„
	~ The Evil Entity as it turns Crystal Cove into a volcanic wasteland.

“	No, it cannot be! It shall not be! Why? Why? Why?!	„
	~ The Evil Entity's last words before being destroyed.

Trivia

The Evil Entity changes size over the course of the final Mystery Incorporated episode "Come Undone". Just after consuming and possessing Professor Pericles, the Entity was approximately three to four times the size of an average-sized man. However, after it rose to Crystal Cove to begin feeding, the Entity was the size of a very large building. This was due to the Entity's physical form expanding as it grew stronger and unleashed more of its full power.
The Evil Entity's physical form after absorbing Pericles looks similar to Cthulhu from the H.P Lovecraft novels, and is quite similar to the Lovecraftian Gods in terms of power and alien presence.
This is the first time that a villain in the Scooby-Doo franchise is a Cosmic Entity.
The original form of the Evil Entity bears some resemblance to the floating eyes seen in usually every Scooby-Doo cartoon opening.
The Evil Entity may be considered the most powerful villain of the entire Scooby-Doo franchise as he could destroy the universe.
The species from which the Entity comes from, the Anunnaki, are based on deities from Babylonian mythology.
Ironically, he would have gotten away with total destruction if it weren't for the meddling kids he brought together through his influence.

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