List of Courage the Cowardly Dog characters

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Kitty. At the start of the episode, Kitty obscures her face with a mask and believes that all dogs are evil; as a result, she physically attacks Courage several times while staying at the Bagge house. Courage attempts to steal her favorite mouse toy in retaliation and runs away with it, but has a change of heart upon learning the truth about Kitty’s past and that the mouse was a gift from Bunny. Courage later rescues Bunny and defeats Mad Dog and his gang. Bunny kisses Courage on the cheek and Kitty awaits Bunny at the Amtrak passenger train's rear, where they both reunite. Bunny tells Kitty that Courage saved her life. Kitty then admits that she had been wrong about dogs and helps Bunny onto a train she was on. The two thank Courage and ride off together. Kitty's mask was later used by Eustace to protect his face from explosions while he fixed the boiler. It was later confirmed by

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coop which are eaten by Eustace, and ends up being shot by his laser gun, turning into a headless roast chicken. He later returns in "The Revenge of The Chicken from Outer Space" where he wants to use a plunger to rip off Courage's head and put it on his roasted body. He ends up ripping off Eustace's head and tries to destroy Courage but is then blown up in his spaceship when a rocket blasts into it. In "Son of the Chicken from Outer Space", his three-headed son is sent to Earth to avenge him and kill Courage. Unfortunately, like their father, they are no match for the timid dog and fear that they will never be able to go home until Courage is dead. Feeling sympathy for them, Courage helps them by taking fake pictures to make it look like they succeeded in killing him and fooling their mother into thinking that their mission was a success.

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flashbacks, as they were seen only in the episode "Remembrance of Courage Past" centering on flashbacks to his parents in the veterinarian's office, where Courage last saw his parents. They were launched into space by the Cruel Veterinarian. Courage avoided a similar fate by escaping through a garbage chute, where he was found by Muriel. The Cruel Veterinarian was trapped (by Courage, during the vet's failed attempts to send him, Muriel and Eustace into space) in the rocket, and was launched in space, crash-landing on the planet where Courage's parents and other dogs resided.

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but much shorter, along with being insecure due to being bald, but she does have her teeth. It is learned that Ma and Horst's ill treatment was part of Eustace's negative personality. She tends to treat Courage kindly whenever Eustace is around, possibly because she knows it annoys him, though she also has a love-hate relationship with him, and calls him "Stupid Dog" just like Eustace does. She's also the owner of Growth Industries, a company that produces wigs and experiments on certain people with a rare blood type, one that Muriel has.

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residents to flesh-eating spiders, and in "Klub Katz," he transformed the vacationers into machines to fight for him gladiator-style. All of his businesses enforce a strict "No Dogs Allowed" policy, forcing Courage to sneak in. He often challenges Courage to ironically banal games such as wall-ball and staring contests, which Courage invariably loses; nevertheless, he is always defeated in the end. Unlike the rest of the series villains, he is frequently accompanied by his own theme, which consists of a sinister hip-hop beat.

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Muriel, only to find that the duck brothers were planning a rescue mission of their own (to save the other duck brother, who has been captured by the United States Government and is about to be made into dinner.) Courage volunteers to be mind-controlled instead, and they save the third brother. The three duck brothers reunite and leave. Two of the brothers make a cameo appearance in "Ball of Revenge", where they play guitars and perform as the half-time show.

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as a scam artist. In retaliation, Žalost attacks the city by firing unhappy cannonballs from his mobile tower, making the citizens of the city depressed and unproductive. Despite receiving his money in the end, he refuses to return the inhabitants of the city to normal, as he is jealous of the happiness of others. He then turns his attention towards the Bagge family, determined to inflict sadness and depression on all of the inhabitants of Nowhere. His name

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and Courage has to defend it for three days to cure Muriel. Although Eustace had a bit of sympathy, he chose to cut it down anyway despite its warnings of what would happen if he did. After the tree has been cut down and before it dies, it tells Courage how to cure Muriel. The tree had the last laugh against Eustace as the episode ended with Eustace's head swollen up just like Muriel's had been in retaliation for cutting it down.

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during a lightning storm where he began scaring both Courage and Eustace. Eventually, Courage decides to confront him he reveals that he never wanted to be like the old man and wants to become a movie star, Courage then takes the Shadow to see the night sky where he can become an actual star, happy with this revelation he waved goodbye to Courage and jumped into the cosmos, turning into a new star.

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Courage hypnotizes Eustace and Muriel into thinking they are the Mayan Princess and the Poobah. After recreating the situation from thousands of years earlier, Courage surmised that the Baker was framed by the Poobah. Satisfied, the Mummy decides to return to his tomb to eternally rest in peace when Muriel gives him Eustace's polka-dotted blanket for his entombment.

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periscope, angering them because they believe it is unjust to eat eggplants. The eggplants take Muriel captive for her treatment of the eggplant, but Courage eventually saves her and floods the chasing army of eggplants, causing them to take root and leave the farm alone. This episode is the only time the eggplants make an appearance.

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windmill breaks, and the Vandals appear as wraiths to come and destroy the farmhouse (even though there were other instances where the windmill was damaged throughout the show and the Vandals did not appear). The mill is repaired and broken several times, until finally it is fully fixed, and the Vandals banished forever more.

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Hunchback tried to find sanctuary among the locals only to be turned away by them based on his disfigured appearance. However, he is friendly and makes friends with Courage in the barn, where the Hunchback goes after being turned away by Eustace. He finally teaches Eustace that it is what is on the inside that counts.

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is the storm-goddess's pet dog who looks similar to Courage who gets lost. The storm-goddess mistakes Courage for Duncan and tries to take him, but Muriel argues with her (as such, the storm-goddess angrily destroys the farmhouse with a storm). Mr. (Charlie) Rat tells Courage where Duncan is. Courage

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is a magical tree that Courage grows, capable of making ideas and dreams come true. It can also talk. It grants wishes, whether they are good or bad, and it ends up granting a wish for Eustace which causes Muriel's head to swell up. Eustace then considers it a threat and decides to chop the tree down

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from space who landed on Earth with her unhatched offspring. She and her mate are the last of their kind. After her mate died saving them from a space whale, she escaped to Earth to hatch the eggs. After being found near the Bagge’s farmhouse, Eustace calls the US government, which contains the squid

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are Courage's parents whose appearances resemble Courage's, except his father had a mustache and his mother wore a hat with a flower on top and holding a blue purse. Not much is known about his parents or even their names during the series, although Courage's father was called Henry during one of the

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is a giant whale from space who is capable of devouring planets, asteroids, ships, and comets. After it attempts to eat a pair of Star-Makers, the male squid sacrifices himself to save the female by exploding into stars that destroys them both. Like the Star-Makers, the Space Whale is the last of its

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is an elderly man claiming to be 193 years old, who also claims that a filthy environment is "better" and "healthier" than a clean one ("Out with the good air, in with the bad"). He only appears in the episode of the same name, in which he pollutes the Bagge farmhouse and convinces Muriel and Eustace

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who came down from the heavens to search for the woman of his dreams, and ended up falling in love with Muriel, whom he competed with Courage and Eustace to make his wife and queen (even though Eustace is completely unaware this is happening). He later falls for Eustace's truck after hearing it honk.

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that is locked behind a mousehole door in his rehearsal room. The unseen monster is responsible for the demise of previous visitors who entered the room (their bones are visible inside) and he warns Courage to recover his package before the curtain rises, without involving law enforcement, otherwise,

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which was a prize that she won in a contest. Bushwick sends Courage away to retrieve an evil package, threatening to sentence Muriel to be a victim of an unseen monster behind a locked door if he does not receive the package before curtain time, adding that the dog better not get the police involved,

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are three space ducks who are brothers. Their names are Donnie, Clyde, and Payne. One of them is always laying eggs even though he is male. They appear in two episodes, the first in which two of them abduct Muriel and place a mind-control device on her for their own purposes. Courage tries to rescue

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is a dinosaur-like alien that stands on an asteroid outside Earth's atmosphere, and is always seen with a tennis racket, which he uses to hit celestial objects. In the episode "1,000 Years of Courage", the Space Dino hits a meteor, which strikes Earth and causes time to progress 1,000 years into the

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that live under the Bagges' farm and are led by a large, deep purple eggplant and his dumb sidekick. They spy on the farm through a periscope placed in an eggplant Muriel grows. They decide to attack the farm because they are not getting enough water and because Muriel harvests the eggplant with the

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is an outcast from a distant planet populated by gigantic violent robots. He is sent to conquer Earth to redeem his honor. Once on the planet, he enslaves Eustace, Muriel, and Courage, forcing them to build statues of him. However, he is internally conflicted, as he does not wish to hurt others, but

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is the aunt of Di Lung, and she appeared in "Squatting Tiger, Hidden Dog", where her source of power (a magic silkworm) is dying and needs the bones of someone truly innocent to recharge it. She tries to steal Muriel's bones, but is stopped by Courage and the Empress' twin sister (who is good and is

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is the main antagonist of the episode "Remembrance of Courage Past", and the only veterinarian who was responsible for separating Courage from his parents as a puppy. He manipulated Courage's parents into talking with them alone, which was revealed to be a trick as he captured them. Courage followed

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is a character created by Benton Tarantella from Eustace's true evil essence. He is similar to Eustace (both in identity and personality), only with sunglasses in place of his eyeglasses, blue skin, and a deeper voice. After Mr. Nasty is brought into existence, he co-stars in Tarantella's reality TV

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is "the greatest unhappy scientist who ever lived" who lives in a giant, moving tower. He lives with his assistant, Rat, whom he constantly asks for a hug. He demands 33⅓ billion dollars from the city of Nowhere to fund his "Unhappy Cannonball" project, only to be brushed off by the city's officials

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is the show's first villain, introduced by the pilot episode of the same name. His eggs are unlike regular chicken eggs as they have red spots with a red yolk, are mutagenic and whoever eats them will turn into one. In his first appearance, he tries to take over the farm, he lays eggs in the chicken

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of Eustace and Horst and Muriel's mother-in-law, who shares a love-hate relationship with the former, usually calling him "Stupid Boy". She lives in a trailer and is the widow of Icket Bagge (Eustace’s father). Like Eustace, she is actually bald but wears a wig and looks almost identical to her son,

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and the show's most recurring antagonist, though Muriel and Eustace consistently fail to recognize him. He specializes in scam businesses and is extremely sadistic. Many of his businesses involve torturing or outright killing his customers; for example, in "Night at the Katz Motel," he fed his motel

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is Courage's owner and Eustace's wife. She is a plump, kind, hardworking Scottish woman who took Courage in when he was an abandoned puppy. Muriel often carries a rolling pin that she hits Eustace with whenever he harasses Courage. She also likes tea and usually tends to her garden, as well as being

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is a strange and enigmatic character who has made only one appearance in the first season, in an episode of the same name. In appearance he is a short, facially-deformed little man who is hunchbacked, carrying with him a series of bells. Traveling across Nowhere in the middle of a rainy season, the

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is the living shadow that can change his shape and appearance. In the episode "The Shadow of Courage", he becomes free after a cruel old miser had collapsed and passed away in his laboratory, he later terrorizes the people of Nowhere by frightening them but was forced to retreat to the Bagge estate

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appears only in the episode "Courage Meets Bigfoot". Although portrayed as a scary monster, in the same episode, he's actually friendly and slightly sensitive. At the end of the episode, it's revealed that his name was Theodore and he simply got lost after playing far away from home (despite being

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them to sail through the Evil River to find and hunt down Carmen. The sea serpent kidnaps Muriel and takes her to her cave and starts singing opera to her. Courage comes to Muriel's rescue, only to realize that Carmen was not trying to harm Muriel. Courage helps Carmen to dodge and defeat the evil

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during the episode. He is constantly saying, "Let me think." every time Mona Lisa suggests something that they should do. His thinking got in the way though, and he ended up alone in a painting after the planets were no longer aligned. He also only appears in the episode "So in Louvre Are We Two".

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but much smaller, yet just as fierce. It has a taste for rabbits and people and if a person is bitten by the weremole, they become one themselves. Its bite does not affect other creatures. The only way to reverse the transformation is to feed one of the weremole's hairs to the victim. The weremole

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alien who appears in "Mission to the Sun". When Courage and the Bagges are sent on a mission to prevent the Sun from burning out, Bacterius attempts to sabotage their mission by firstly infecting and controlling Muriel's mind, and then using her to destroy their spaceship. Eventually, he is sucked

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is the king of sleep who resides in a tall castle that is made of sand in the middle of a forest, counting sheep indefinitely in a futile attempt to go to sleep. After stealing Muriel's "sleep" to cure his insomnia, which rendered Muriel sleepless, Courage tracked him down to retrieve it. After a

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are a female cat and a rabbit who are best friends. They appeared in the episode "The Mask" where Bunny is held captive by her abusive boyfriend Mad Dog and Kitty tries to save her, unintentionally getting help from Courage even though he's kept in the dark about the situation and is terrified of

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is Eustace's and Horst's deceased father, Ma Bagge's husband, and Muriel's father-in-law. He is mentioned in the episodes "The Sandwhale Strikes" and "Mother's Day". His appearance is very close to Eustace's, except he has a beard. He was very brave and big; as Ma quotes, "You couldn't fill his

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is a pig butcher who runs a restaurant in Nowhere with his wife Mrs. Bon. He first appeared in the episode "Heads of Beef" where Eustace and Courage visit his establishment for some burgers when Muriel is sick, however, Courage suspects that he might be turning people into meat due to his burger

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was the cruel, old, rich guy's butler in the episode "The Shadow of Courage". The episode opens with his master firing him. Jennings was annoyed by the rich man, so when he was fired, he dropped his handkerchief and walked away, uncaring. While walking away, he hears the rich guy begging for aid

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The violin girl is a third creature hidden inside Schwick's apartment where the package he orders Courage to retrieve is also situated. The girl initially has her back to Courage, but then turns and scares him with a scary face. However, she is also seen with a normal face, implying that she can

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her trusted royal poobah. Thousands of years later, Professor Frith accidentally resurrected the Mummy. After attacking him, the Mummy decided to take revenge against Eustace and Muriel. He mistakes them for the princess and poobah. With some setbacks, the Mummy finally arrives at the farm where

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doctor with a thick accent, whom Eustace and Muriel see when something is wrong. He is one of the few characters in the series who can perfectly understand what Courage is trying to say. He diagnoses his patients as not having serious problems or that there is nothing that he can do, but has, on

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Courage's computer who speaks with a British accent and gives him advice on how to deal with crazy situations. Located in the farmhouse attic, he is very cynical and sarcastic towards Courage and has a habit of regularly cracking jokes in any situation. The Computer also appears to often provide

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is Muriel's husband. He is an elderly, skinny, greedy, cynical, and sarcastic man who is obsessed with his vintage truck. Eustace wears glasses identical in appearance to Muriel's. His brown hat shields his glistening bald head. Eustace is the current owner of the farmhouse, which was previously

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A hi-tech tablet that belongs to Velma Dinkley, which Scooby and Courage connect to Courage's computer to help it provide them with the information they need to rescue their friends. She and the computer both become smitten with each other during their interfacing. Her voice sounds identical to

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is a large ape who appears in the episode "1,000 Years of Courage". When Courage and his owners are sent to a future Earth inhabited by talking banana people, the Big Ape poses as the Banana God to devour the banana people, while his nephew disguises himself as a benevolent sovereign. After the

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who once plagued the land of Nowhere. The farmer who once lived in the farmhouse where the Bagge family now resides constructed the windmill next to the farmhouse, and inscribed several runes, one on each blade of the windmill, to keep the Vandals away. In the episode in which they appear, the

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men gradually until she eventually manages to guide them to her puddle, where she eats them. She appeared in the episode of the same name where she successfully manages to charm Eustace and almost succeeds in devouring him, but Courage triumphs over her. At the episode's end, when Courage is

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is a robotic version of Courage that was created by Di Lung in an attempt to prove that he has created a dog that is superior to Courage in every way. Mecha Courage resembles a mini-dome, colored pink with a purple underside and tail, on wheels, with a red, blinking light for a nose.

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appears only in the episode "Wrath of the Librarian". She never speaks, only whispering "Shhh" while the lion statues in front of the library speak on her behalf. She operates the library in Nowhere where she punishes anyone who doesn’t return their borrowed library books on time.

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owned by his now-deceased brother Horst. Eustace regularly yells at Courage and calls him a "Stupid dog!" He regularly dismisses Muriel as well, but he still does love his wife, as evidenced by his concern for her well-being in a few episodes, like "The Demon in the Mattress".

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and the fierce leader of an evil dog-gang who began dating Bunny until Courage came to her rescue. He is shown to be possessive and abusive towards Bunny to the point of forcing her to not see her best friend Kitty, as he will bury both of them if they are seen together.

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who appears in the episode “Cajun Granny Stew”. He kidnaps Muriel to make a stew, using her as the final ingredient, but he ends up falling into the pot of stew himself when Courage falls on top of him and Muriel just as he is about to throw Muriel into the pot.

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is a Chinese inventor who first appears in the episode "Hothead". He is very inconsiderate and rude and usually gets caught in the middle of the chaos happening in Nowhere, prompting him to shout his catchphrase of "Watch where you're going, ya foo!", which is a

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she transforms into a weremole. Courage and Eustace team up realizing that they are in more trouble than they thought. Courage and Eustace defeat Muriel when Courage drops one of the original weremole's hairs in Muriel's mouth, and Muriel returns to normal.

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is a purple female fish who serves as a missionary for the Fish Judges and their octopus coworker. She comes to the farm and takes the Bagges and Courage to the Judges' domain in a bus, falsely accusing them of committing crimes against sea creatures.

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he will release the monster on Muriel. Courage acquires the item, but the insect finds that the contents are damaged, causing him to release the creature, attempting to kill Muriel. Courage and Muriel escape unharmed, but the creature devours Eustace.

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and injure him, he is accepted into their home. While a seeming gentleman, he begins to suck the life out of the ever-oblivious Muriel and Eustace. He does not suck out dogs' lives, so Courage is unharmed. He succeeds at sucking out Eustace's life.

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resembling a gentleman he saw going to the restroom. It is later revealed to be a misunderstanding as his wife is sculpting meat to resemble customers and that the gentleman (who is a curator of culinary wonders) and Eustace are both alive.

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This is a 3-headed dragon that does not play a villainous role but is present in 'Courage in the Big Stinkin' City' as a creature hidden behind a door inside an apartment block that Courage enters to search for a package for Schwick.

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is clearly in the wrong despite claiming that the other person is wrong. He is the inventor of Mecha Courage. Di Lung also has two aunts: one good and one bad, who are both the Empresses of China; thus, this could make him royalty.

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This is another monster that is also not antagonistic but is seen in 'Courage in the Big Stinkin' City' as a second creature hidden behind a door inside an apartment block that Courage enters to search for a package for Schwick.

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shoes!". This is no exaggeration, as his shoes were rather huge compared to his son. It is unknown how his relationship with Eustace was, whether he treated Eustace poorly like Horst and Ma or he treated Eustace with respect.

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version of the Queen of the Black Puddle appears from the bath water, leaving Courage confused and puzzled. She later returns as part of a large villain supergroup to get rid of Courage in the episode “Ball of Revenge”.

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in a mobile laboratory. Courage manages to hatch her offspring, who return to space to make new stars. Afterwards, the Star-Maker dies peacefully and her body becomes a garden of large flowers and bushes.

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that Eustace contracts before mutating into a sentient being. It resembles a giant purple left foot with heads for toes and acts as if it were a stereotypical criminal mob, with the big toe as the

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Tarantella returns in the episode, "Angry Nasty People", when he uses his camera to capture Eustace's nastiness towards Courage and Muriel, creating another version of Eustace named "Mr. Nasty."

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future (taking Courage, Eustace, and Muriel into a new civilization of talking bananas), and later causes another meteor to strike the Earth (sending Courage and his owners back to the past).

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In the episode “Shirley the Medium”, Horst leaves behind a box containing all the money he left behind. However the box is guarded by a demon to prevent anyone from obtaining the contents.

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is a balding elderly man, who deals with various paranormal activities, often making cameo appearances on the show. He's usually a good person, but he's been a villain in some episodes.

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royal baker. In ancient times, the baker served cookies to the Mayan princess until she falsely accused him of stealing cookies and selling them to villagers for money, but the thief was

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is the overweight leader of an island tribe, who live on Hip Hip Island, looking for someone to sacrifice to their volcano god. He lives on the island with his daughter Wicky Wicky Woo.

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who lives in the Evil River, and is "evil" according to a sea captain. The sea captain fools the Bagges under the false promise of a luxury cruise, only to reveal that he actually

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after the members of his family who he lived with previously. He later sends the Bagges a letter explaining he has since given up a life of crime and has become an underwater

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prolonged chase, Courage found the Sandman's lost teddy bear under his mattress. With his beloved stuffed animal back, Sandman willingly returned Muriel's "sleep".

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originally voiced the character, but left midway through the third season due to illness (and eventually died five months after the show ended) and was replaced by

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who first appears early in the show's first season, in which he has a fake amnesia-specialist license; he comes to the Bagges' house when Muriel suffers from

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occasion, been a great help. He often quotes “There’s nothing to worry about. Nothing at all” when questioned about certain health conditions or situations.

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directors. They would pose as ordinary movie producers to lure unsuspecting victims to their fates, killing them in the process as part of their ‘film’.

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so that they cannot leave his show. He is defeated when he mistakes Courage for a ghost and falls off the balcony and becomes a marionette

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sisters who attempt to be immortal by sewing other women's souls into a quilt. They did this by making them put a symbol on a piece of

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is a delivery mouse and a personal friend of Courage's, usually helping Courage out in certain situations. He is referred to as

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is a local TV news reporter. The Nowhere Newsman introduces every episode stating, "We interrupt this program to bring you the

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looks for Duncan and finally finds him in a sewer licking the God-Bone, a bone that no dog can ever stop licking once licked.

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player. Muriel also has a great fondness for cooking; however, her recipes tend to include an excessive amount of

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show." He is also seen in some episodes when the television is on, conveying news about the antagonist.

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after dropping to the floor due to a heart attack; instead of helping, he walks away, happily humming.

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the evil veterinarian to his secret lab as it was revealed that he was shoving and locking them in a

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children. At the end of the episode, Muriel's place has been taken over by Eustace as a new parent.

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and is a work of art long adored by Muriel. After the Bagges are inadvertently locked inside the

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is a word of Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, or Slovenian origin meaning "sorrow" or "sadness".

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is a male burglar who appears in the episode “Family Business”. Bizarrely he calls Muriel

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who comes to the farm to get the amulet that belongs to the Fog Ghost's long lost love.

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They reappear in the episode "Farmer Hunter, Farmer Hunted" as audience members in the

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is an overweight man with a Spanish accent and the proprietor of a company that makes

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temptress who resides within a supernatural black puddle. Her sinister goals are to

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who was abandoned as a puppy after his parents were sent into outer space, but was

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out of the ship through the toilet and infects Eustace at the end of the episode.

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He has made cameos in various other episodes (usually lying on top of the truck).

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the true Empress). The Bad Empress made a cameo appearance in "Aqua Farmer".

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is Eustace's deceased older brother and Muriel's brother-in-law, who was a

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replaced Anderson as the voice of Eustace. In the crossover special with

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alongside Eustace, in which they both mistreat Courage and Muriel.

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