(NSFW, juuust in case)
My man is a bit savage with these parodies, but they're pretty hilarious IMO:
https://cargocollective.com/oddworx
this post was submitted on 22 Jun 2026
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I'll upvpte but I dont like this image one bit.
For my part, I've seen her turned in to a 'cheesecake' character so often, totally minimizing her mental talents, that I'm enjoying this one.
Or, "what's good for the goose is good for the gander."
What is a "cheesecake character"? Looking up that term, I just find Cheesecake the Mouse from the Strawberry Shortcake franchise.
From the Cambridge Dictionary - Cheesecake:
I don't know how much the term is used outside the States, but traditionally over here, it means a woman whose main quality is being sexually attractive in a showy way.
So in the original cartoon Velma is the brains of the outfit, but in fan-made art and cartoons, she usually seems to be reimagined as little more than a sex object, pretty much the same as Daphne.
This definition makes so much more sense than that Cambridge one.
I appreciate it <3