A Funko movie is officially being developed at Warner Bros. Deadline is reporting that a Funko animated movie is currently in development from Warner Animation Group after the Warner Bros. The thing with Lego movie, is that the Lego brand can be its own thing. Some characters already confirmed for the Funko movie: Darth Vader, Deadpool, Hellboy, Harley Quinn, Wonder Woman, Care Bears, My Little Pony.

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Founded in 2009, DC Entertainment works in concert with many key Warner Bros. Lloyd Taylor (The Wild) is set to write the script for the Funko movie, with Teddy Newton, the Oscar-nominated filmmaker behind the Pixar short Day & Night, crafting the story and Mark Dindal (The Emperor's New Groove, Chicken Little) directing.

Included in the celebration will be several key showrunners, filmmakers, and stars of the franchise, including Grey Griffin (DC Super Hero Grils, The Loud House) and Kate Micucci (Garfunkel & Oates, Unikitty!), the voices of Daphne and Velma, respectively-and a glimpse of the upcoming Scooby-Doo, Where Are You!: The Complete Series Limited Edition 50th Anniversary Mystery Mansion box set from WBHE (available in stores on September 3).

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The team at Warner Animation Group have a unique vision of what the first film should be and we are extremely excited to take this journey alongside them,” said Funko CEO Brian Mariotti. Warner Bros, however, is now set to bring Scooby Doo back to the big screen, but this time in a new fully animated adventure.

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