Top 10 Biggest Jerks in the Courage The Cowardly Dog Series
Eustace Bagge is a fictional character from the Cartoon Network animated series, Courage the Cowardly Dog. Horrifically abuses Courage, treats Muriel as his slave, and is more than likely THE Grumpiest Old Man in existence; also attempts to outright KILL Courage in "Ball Of Revenge", with a somehow even MORE pathetic motivation than whatever in the actual hell Di Lung's was in "Courage VS Mecha-Courage"
"Now, give yourself nightmares about how you will never be able to do anything perfectly! AND DO IT PERFECTLY! " - Courage's Psyche, RIGHT after the episode that basically explains why said psyche is as messed-up as it is
Let's make a Top 3 list of reasons for his placement here, shall we?
1) He uses his "WATCH WHERE YA GOING, YA FOO(L)" catchphrase in an extremely wide variety of hilariously hypocritical ways, most notably in "Hothead" when he horizontally power-parks his fancy Corvette right in the middle of a T Intersection just to show it off like the egotistical brat that he is (causing Eustace to nearly crash his truck into said Corvette in the process, mind you), then yells said catchphrase at Eustace in order to try and shift the blame for Eustace's quite possibly near-death experience away from himself (thankfully, Eustace blows up his Corvette as punishment shortly thereafter, but due to the Negative Continuity nature of the show, Eustace's aforementioned car-destroying punishment STILL doesn't teach him anything, and he is SO filthy-rich that he immediately buys himself a new Corvette that looks exactly the same as his previous one anyway)
2) He is willing to kick Courage into a ...more
Deported Courage's parents into outer space and single-handedly gave him a great deal of his extremely crippling psychological issues in the show proper, enough said (just to top it off, he later attempts to deport Courage HIMSELF into outer space as well; thankfully, however, it backfires on him in only THE most wonderfully ironic of ways)
Easily just as mean as Eustace proper...except that he mostly only targets the people that he was designed to target (with his insults) and also isn't the one responsible for creating himself (obviously, Eustace and Benton are the ones responsible); more importantly, his reign of nastiness (or at least, what we've seen of it in the show proper) only lasted for one roughly eight-to-eleven-minute episode, while Eustace's has lasted for basically 106 so far
An INCREDIBLY over-the-top caricature (as usual) of Neo Nazis and radical feminists, dressing herself up as a literal Klanswoman and downright BRUTALLY beating anyone who happens to be the opposite of her species (in other words, her gender) within a mere inch of his/her (more than likely always his) life for the pure sake of it...not to mention even having the nerve to call Courage EVIL while doing so to him (she has her reasons though, mainly her fellow Top 10 occupant Mad Dog...not to mention that she also reforms and unmasks herself at the end of her episode)
Spent Eustace's entire life rubbing Horst's blatant superiority to him in his face,
and is also constantly trying to sabotage Eustace's marriage with Muriel
A sadistic, muscle-bound thug who treats women so horribly that he is even rather heavily implied to have single-handedly caused Kitty to degenerate into what she is in The Mask (prior to her aforementioned reformation at the end of said episode, anyway)
Mainly due to the fact that he forces Muriel and Courage to make 5,000 kilts in one session (or DIE)
Freaky Fred is a fictional character from the Cartoon Network animated series, Courage the Cowardly Dog.A quintessential Greedy French Jerk (and con artist) who utterly despises United States Americans like nothing else and wants to steal all of their money for himself (or use them to steal all of the OTHER nations' money for himself, depending on what his mood happens to be)
Katz is a fictional character from the Cartoon Network animated series, Courage the Cowardly Dog. He frequently appears as a recurring antagonist in the series . His first appearance was in the episode "A Night at the Katz Motel" .
