Scooby-Doo and the Cyber Chase (2001) - 8 mistakes

Continuity: When Scooby and Shaggy were in the cafe Shaggy said can you believe the cafe ran out of food but were still hungry.Yet you can see food behind the counter.

Continuity: On the end level, Scooby and Cyber Scooby are on the merry go round, before Scooby sneezes you can see a slight glint of Scooby Doo's collar. They are both green.

Continuity: This error occurs in the scene where Scooby and Cyber Scooby are on the Log Ride, being chased by Jaguaro. The Scoobys have different colored collars on (green and red). Right before Jaguaro reaches them, it can be seen that both Scoobys are wearing red collars, when the "real" Scooby is supposed to wear a green collar. After Jaguaro falls from sight it cuts cut back to the two Scoobys and once again they have different colored collars.

Continuity: When Daphne and Cyber Daphne are in the spooky house. They try to trap Creeper in the trap door, look carefully at the distance of the button,when Daffy presses it, it is right near the trap door. Before that, it was no where near the trap door.

Continuity: At the end level, when the gang are in the arcade, the phantom virus makes one of the videos games grab Fred. Some of the wires are red, but when the wires curl around Freds legs, they are all green.

Continuity: in the final level, where Scooby and Cyber-Scooby are trying to defeat that cat-monster, Scooby has a green collar, while Cyberscoob has a red one. When they push the monster down the log plume, they give each other a high five. In that scene, both Scoobies are wearing red collars.

Other: In the begining, the lab teacher says the virus can inflict all technical machines just by walking past it. Later, Norvil (Shaggy), and Scooby-Doo dress up as doctors. They take the virus past a shock machine, so wouldn't it goof the machine as it did the phone in the lab?

Factual error: At the beginning, after the blue virus-monster appears, some telephone wires wrap around a scientist's arm. There aren't that many wires in in a normal telephone, nor are they that thick.