Top 10 Creepiest Courage the Cowardly Dog Villains

The Top Ten
King Ramses

Here are a couple of reasons he may be number one.

1. CGI.
2. Eerie voice by director John R. Dilworth.
3. Letting locusts eat people when they are herbivores.

Other than that, there are some good things about this guy. First off, he started the different animation era. Then, the body movements on this guy are hilarious. If you pay attention, he has a large upper torso but meek legs, which is never used again in a Courage episode.

But I think what King Ramses did to the thieves was have the locusts send the cats to jail. Then, when Eustace got greedy, Ramses put him in his slab as a temporary jail. Don't know why Courage is an ally of his in the Courage the Cowardly Wiki, but I don't care!

Freaky Fred Freaky Fred is a fictional character from the Cartoon Network animated series, Courage the Cowardly Dog.

God, this guy scares me. Not just the way he looks, but the way he talks. Not only that, but in the scenes when he is giving Courage the haircut from hell, the music, man...

Another thing that creeps me out is that if you look at the scenes when he is giving Courage the haircut, take away the shaver. Look at his hand movements, the way he says "Naughty" over and over again, and how Courage doesn't let him shave his backside. Memo to Fred: Were you trying to molest Courage via shaving him?

He's so freaky. Wow, I didn't mean to make this that long... but I still think Fred is the scariest of them all.

The Blue Thing

About a year ago (2013), I first saw the "you're not perfect" scene. I was planning to see the entire episode, but I ended up seeing... well, this. When I first saw it, it didn't scare me that much (the same year creepypastas really scared me). Now, looking back at it, that's when I started to get disturbed. It's pretty terrifying and extremely disturbing.

I just can't believe this was in a kids' cartoon, and that's the last episode (aired in 2002). Looking at it, I think it looks like some blue deformed fetus. On a YouTube video, a guy typed in "it's Satan's uterus"?! I couldn't think straight for 3 days and only had 3-6 hours of sleep. That's how creeped out I was looking back at it.

Katz 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" .

Why isn't he at least number 2?! He is the most sinister and recurring villain of the show. I would consider him Courage's archenemy, but he wouldn't hesitate to kill Courage or ANYONE who gets in his way! His accent even makes him sound like a James Bond villain! I love this guy. He needs to be higher on the list.

Katz is obviously the best! Who else would be evil enough to make evil jam, breed evil spiders, and attempt to destroy a submarine to promote his own business?!

This is the villain I remember seeing the most throughout the series. The creepiest thing about him was his voice, though.

Spirit of the Harvest Moon

I was 7. None of the other villains even fazed me. Then... this guy appeared. I've never cleared a room so fast in my life. I had to beg my brother to go in the room and turn off the TV because the Harvest Moon spirit was THAT terrifying!

He's sorta disturbing to look at now, but man... he really was the single scariest villain in the show.

This is actually one of my favorite episodes because I thought it was funny when the moon said, Get out, and then Muriel said, That's not nice. Then he said, You did not let me finish, and added, It is time to hit the road, and Muriel replied, That's not much better.

Also, when Eustace said, Would you look at that, Muriel thought he was talking about the spirit, even though it was the leaking pipe. And when they were arguing for the 10 minutes they had to grow something.

The Great Fusilli

He got his comeuppance when he turned into a puppet. The alligator was funny and was fooled really easily, which I thought was silly. But the end was arguably creepy, as Courage was using his owners, who were puppets, to live normally. However, discontinuity happens a lot in this show, so it probably wasn't meant to last that way.

It's the infamous ending that was really creepy. Courage is seen playing with Muriel and Eustace as puppets and doesn't realize that they're dead. When I first saw this, I thought, "Was Courage insane or out of his mind?!" Although, I still like the "Stupid dog, you make me look bad" line.

Kitty (The Mask)

To me, I never understood subliminal texting or anything, only that gangster dogs were abusing Bunny. But man, the scariest thing for me about this episode was the uncanny valley's masked Kitty. She is so creepy, and that's why the beginning music and scene are the scariest for me. This is also one of the scariest episodes in general.

She is just creepy. The mask, the gliding sheet, but mostly how she looked into Muriel's window in that one scene.

She's somewhat creepy, but good. She's not scary to me.

The Stitch Sisters

I'd never seen Courage before, but I just babysat kids for two days who watch it nonstop. No doubt in my mind, this is the creepiest thing I've seen in a long time.

They have two heads. What the hell. That is disturbing.

They literally require you to forget everything to join the club.

The Violin Girl

Everything is all innocent enough and then "BBLLZZK!" The Violin Girl really scared me (now, "You're not perfect"), and I had the exact same reaction as in that Simpsons episode when Homer runs away from the alien and screams, "YAHHH!" I was like that!

Holy crap! She didn't really do much, but man, she was freaky.

The Bed Demon

Not that I support the occult or anything, but that's just evil and ungodly.

The Newcomers

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? Di Lung Di Lung is a recurring character and antagonist in the series "Courage the Cowardly Dog".

He often serves as a plot device within the series. At times, he assumes an antagonistic role, such as in the episode "Courage the Fly", where he turns Courage into a fly.

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The Contenders
The Queen of the Black Puddle

When I first saw this episode when I was really little, I already had a fear of bathrooms and bathtubs. This episode did NOT HELP at all. I'm still scared of her, and I'm 21.

I don't know what it was about her, perhaps the fact that she was perfectly outward but pure evil on the inside. She always made me uneasy.

Freaky Fred scared me the most, but the Queen was a close second. She just looks so creepy. Can you imagine her just rising out of a puddle? *Shudder*

Dr. Zalost
Mad Dog

This monster is actually a pimp and a domestic abuser. It's strongly implied that he's used to killing people and breaking the minds of women. He's completely irredeemable, unlike Katz and Ramses. How much worse can you get?

The Chicken from Outer Space

There are many reasons this guy is scary. First, he turned Eustace into a psychopathic chicken in the pilot episode. Next, when he comes for revenge, he's HEADLESS! Finally, he rips heads off and leaves Eustace headless for that traumatizing ending.

In conclusion, the chicken is TERRIFYING!

This guy wants to remove Courage's head and stick it on his own neck. That alone is disturbing.

They should've eaten him. Good villain though, and he recurs a few times.

The Mummy Baker
Cruel Veterinarian

Oh man, he is a sociopath. He is making experiments on animals, and his passion is sending doggies to another planet (he even sent Courage's parents). In his lab rooms, we can see some scary stuff. Holy god, he's a crazy scientist!

In my imagination, this creepy dude experiments on Katz, Le Quack, and the Duck Brothers too! He is a total horrid psychopath, but still definitely my favorite baddie in this cartoon. By the way, I added him on here.

I'm kind of glad that he gets brutally mauled by the dogs he sent to another space.

Clutching Foot

This morning, my brother and I watched King Ramses' Curse and Clutching Foot. Surprisingly, we weren't scared of King Ramses' Curse, but we were so disgusted by the grotesque Clutching Foot episode that we couldn't even watch the whole thing. It was boring, too.

Scarier than King Ramses' Curse, which I didn't find scary.

Windmill Vandals

This actually scared me more than the blue guy the first time I saw this episode. It felt so dark.

Dr. Le Quack
Dr. Gerbil
Errol Van Volkheim

King Ramses wasn't the one who scarred me as a kid - it was this guy!

The Banana People
Eustace Bagge Eustace Bagge is a fictional character from the Cartoon Network animated series, Courage the Cowardly Dog.
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King of Flan
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