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** Also from ''seven''. The fate of the archeologists. It's never said what is [[NothingIsScarier making them scream]] like that except for a reference in ''Prisoners of the Sun'' about them being tormented. Of course it is ''much'' worse in the animated series, in the comics it was just one panel of all seven of them writhing about in the series we're treated to the sight of their weirdly blueish-grey skin and close ups of them screaming which is itself horrific to listen to.
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** Also from ''seven''. The fate of the archeologists. It's never said what is [[NothingIsScarier making them scream]] like that except for a reference in ''Prisoners of the Sun'' about them being tormented. Of course it is ''much'' worse in the animated series, series; in the comics it was just one panel of all seven of them writhing about about, in the series we're treated to the sight of their weirdly blueish-grey skin and close ups of them screaming which is itself horrific to listen to.
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* We do find out what happens to ThoseTwoBadGuys in ''The Broken Ear'', and it's nightmarish. After wrestling each other to drown at the bottom of the sea, they get [[http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-LMhHOKdcXJE/TvSuS-MVn5I/AAAAAAAAAms/f2RsRx2C9pM/s1600/14Tintin.jpg carried off to hell by pitchfork-wielding devils]].
** Devils with ''[[SlasherSmile shit-eating grins]]''.
** Devils with ''[[SlasherSmile shit-eating grins]]''.
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** Made worse with the fact that the reader gets to imagine his horrible death and the fact that his body may be found on the moon one day....
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** Made worse with the fact that the reader gets to imagine his horrible death and the fact that his body may could be found on the moon one day....floating around in space forever...!
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* The first mate in "The Shooting Star" getting a rifle and trying to shoot Tintin down.
* The massive flying insect in "The Shooting Star".
* The first mate in "The Shooting Star" getting a rifle and trying to shoot Tintin down.
* The massive flying insect in "The Shooting Star".
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** From the same album, the two bad guys drowning while trying wrestling each other to reach drown at the sinking jewel, and being dragged bottom of the sea. Then they get [[http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-LMhHOKdcXJE/TvSuS-MVn5I/AAAAAAAAAms/f2RsRx2C9pM/s1600/14Tintin.jpg carried off to hell by devils.
* The first mate in "The Shooting Star" getting a rifle and trying to shoot Tintin down.
* The massive flying insect in "The Shooting Star".pitchfork-wielding devils]].
** Devils with ''[[SlasherSmile shit-eating grins]]''.
* The first mate in "The Shooting Star" getting a rifle and trying to shoot Tintin down.
* The massive flying insect in "The Shooting Star".
** Devils with ''[[SlasherSmile shit-eating grins]]''.
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* Mr. Wang's Son's insanity, and him going to DECAPITATE HIS OWN PARENTS AND FAMILY near the climax of "The Blue Lotus".
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* The giant spider in ''"The Shooting Star"''.
** ''Which one?!''
** ''Which one?!''
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* The giant spider in ''"The Shooting Star"''.
** ''Which one?!''Star"''. First Tintin has a nightmare where Philippus the prophet shows him a a full size poster depicting a huge black spider, with the caption: "real life measurements". Later Tintin visits the planetarium and views through the telescope when he sees another gigantic spider. It turns out it is just a small one on top of the lens. But later, as Tintin travels to the comet which crashed into the sea it turns out there is a giant spider after all! Grown to the size of a large dog due to the comet's radiation!
** ''Which one?!''
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* The giant spider in ''"The Shooting Star"''.
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* The giant spider in ''"The Shooting Star"''. Star"''.
** ''Which one?!''
** ''Which one?!''
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** In ''"Recap/TintinTintinInTibet"'' Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: ''"You lie! It's red pepper."'' Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head wih an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
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** In ''"Recap/TintinTintinInTibet"'' Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's umbrellas with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: ''"You lie! It's red pepper."'' Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head wih an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
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** In ''Prisoners of the Sun'', Tintin dreams that Calculus is admiring an "Inca Tree" whose flowes are skulls while a real Inca menaces him with a spear, next Tintin asks the Inca, who now has Haddock's face if he has a licence for the rifle over his shoulder, upon which the Inca turns into a mysterious Indian who has been following the heroes and blasts Tintin with fire for blasphemy. Tintin then wakes up with hot sunlight on his face.
* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in ''"The Pharaos Cigars/The Blue Lotus"''. A single blowdart with it will drive any person insane, and [[ParanoiaFuel no one is safe.]]
* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in ''"The Pharaos Cigars/The Blue Lotus"''. A single blowdart with it will drive any person insane, and [[ParanoiaFuel no one is safe.]]
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** In ''Prisoners of the Sun'', Tintin dreams that Calculus is admiring an "Inca Tree" whose flowes flowers are skulls while a real Inca menaces him with a spear, next Tintin asks the Inca, who now has Haddock's face if he has a licence for the rifle over his shoulder, upon which the Inca turns into a mysterious Indian who has been following the heroes and blasts Tintin with fire for blasphemy. Tintin then wakes up with hot sunlight on his face.
* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in ''"ThePharaos Pharaohs Cigars/The Blue Lotus"''. A single blowdart with it will drive any person insane, and [[ParanoiaFuel no one is safe.]]
* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in ''"The
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** Also from ''seven''. The fate of the archeologists. It's never said what is [[NothingIsScarier making them scream]] like that except for a reference in ''Prisoners of the Sun'' about them being tormented. Of course it is ''much'' worse in the animated series, in the comics it was just one panel of all seven of them writhing about in the series we're treated to the sight of their weirdly blueish-grey skin and close ups of them screaming which is itself horrific to listen to.
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** Word Of God states that they eventually turned up alive and amnesiac on a deserted island.
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** From the same album, the two bad guys drowning while trying to reach the sinking jewel, and being dragged off to hell by devils.
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* The captain's near death in "Tintin In Tibet".
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* In "Tintin In America", Tintin and Snowy falling onto the conveyor belt in the factory and about to be made into corned beef and EATEN. Thank god for the striking workers, who [[spoiler: stopped the conveyor belt out of anger at their wage cut.]]
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* In "Tintin In America", Tintin and Snowy falling onto the conveyor belt in the factory and about to be made into corned beef and EATEN. Thank god for the striking workers, who [[spoiler: stopped the conveyor belt out of anger at their wage cut.]]]] And in the same album, the cow being turned into corned beef alive, and the "missing pet" notices outside the factory, when you realize that the pets were also made into beef....you will never look at corned beef the same again after that.
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* The mummified corpses of the doomed Egyptologists and archaeologists in "Cigars Of The Pharaoh". Remember, these were archaeologists in a coma who were mummified alive. The blank stares make it worse too. It's like they're watching you, and you're next.....
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* The mummified corpses of the doomed Egyptologists and archaeologists in "Cigars Of The Pharaoh". Remember, these were archaeologists in a coma who were mummified alive. The blank stares make it worse too. It's like they're watching you, and they know you're next.....
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* In "Tintin In America", Tintin and Snowy falling onto the conveyor belt in the factory and about to be made into corned beef and EATEN. Thank god for the striking workers, who spoiler: [[spoiler: stopped the conveyor belt out of anger at their wages.wage cut.]]
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* In "Tintin In America", Tintin and Snowy falling onto the conveyor belt in the factory and about to be made into corned beef and EATEN.
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* In "Tintin In America", Tintin and Snowy falling onto the conveyor belt in the factory and about to be made into corned beef and EATEN. Thank god for the striking workers, who spoiler: stopped the conveyor belt out of anger at their wages.
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** Try to think of their last moments of hallucinating and mummification.
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** Try to think of their last moments of hallucinating and mummification. And remember, these are supposed to be CORPSES, murdered by the drug smugglers.
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* The mummified corpses of the doomed Egyptologists and archaeologists in "Cigars Of The Pharaoh". Remember, these were archaeologists in a coma who were mummified alive. The blank stares make it worse too. It's like they're watching you, and you're next.....
** Try to think of their last moments of hallucinating and mummification.
** Try to think of their last moments of hallucinating and mummification.
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** In ''"Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls"'' Tintin and his companions all have the same nightmare: that they are visited by the Inca mummy Rascar Capac who enters their bedroom by night and then throws a poisonous crystal ball on the floor.
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** In ''"Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls"'' Tintin and his companions all have the same nightmare: that they are visited by the Inca mummy Rascar Capac who enters their bedroom by night and then throws a poisonous crystal ball on the floor. It's probably the scariest moment out of all the books. The SlasherSmile on the mummy's face makes it even worse.
** It's much more terrifying because we don't get to see their hallucinations....a good theory is Rascar Capac and other Incan Mummies coming to life, appearing and trying to kill them, with those massive slasher smiles on their faces. And they have to endure that every single day. Brrrr.
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* Mr. Wang's Son's insanity, and him going to DECAPITATE HIS OWN PARENTS AND FAMILY near the climax.
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* Mr. Wang's Son's insanity, and him going to DECAPITATE HIS OWN PARENTS AND FAMILY near the climax.climax of "The Blue Lotus".
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** In ''"Recap/TintinTintinInTibet"'' Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: ''"You lie! It's red pepper."'' Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head with an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
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** In ''"Recap/TintinTintinInTibet"'' Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: ''"You lie! It's red pepper."'' Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head with wih an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
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* In "Prisoners Of The Sun", the Indians getting turned into snowballs and rolling down INTO A CANYON.
* The angry corporal getting blown up by HIS OWN TIME BOMB in "The Broken Ear"
* The first mate in "The Shooting Star" getting a rifle and trying to shoot Tintin down.
* The massive flying insect in "The Shooting Star".
* The entire Poison of Madness concept in "Cigars Of The Pharaoh" and "The Blue Lotus"
* Mr. Wang's Son's insanity, and him going to DECAPITATE HIS OWN PARENTS AND FAMILY near the climax.
* The angry corporal getting blown up by HIS OWN TIME BOMB in "The Broken Ear"
* The first mate in "The Shooting Star" getting a rifle and trying to shoot Tintin down.
* The massive flying insect in "The Shooting Star".
* The entire Poison of Madness concept in "Cigars Of The Pharaoh" and "The Blue Lotus"
* Mr. Wang's Son's insanity, and him going to DECAPITATE HIS OWN PARENTS AND FAMILY near the climax.
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** Made worse with the fact that the reader gets to imagine his horrible death and the fact that his body may be found on the moon one day....
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* The giant spider in ''"The Shooting Star"''.
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** In "[[Recap/TintinCigarsOfThePharoah Tintin Cigars of the Pharaoh]]" Tintin is locked inside an Egyptian tomb and put to sleep with sleeping gas. He then dreams several strange images combining recent people he met and Egyptian artwork.
** In "Recap/TintinTheCrabWithTheGoldenClaws" Tintin dreams he is turned into a bottle, which Haddock is planning to uncork.
** In "Recap/TintinTheShootingStar" Tintin dreams he is visited by Philippulus the prophet who then shows him a picture of a gigantic spider, claiming it is life size!
** In "Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls" Tintin and his companions all have the same nightmare: that they are visited by the Inca mummy Rascar Capac who enters their bedroom by night and then throws a poisonous crystal ball on the floor.
** In "Recap/TintinTheCrabWithTheGoldenClaws" Tintin dreams he is turned into a bottle, which Haddock is planning to uncork.
** In "Recap/TintinTheShootingStar" Tintin dreams he is visited by Philippulus the prophet who then shows him a picture of a gigantic spider, claiming it is life size!
** In "Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls" Tintin and his companions all have the same nightmare: that they are visited by the Inca mummy Rascar Capac who enters their bedroom by night and then throws a poisonous crystal ball on the floor.
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** In "[[Recap/TintinCigarsOfThePharoah ''"[[Recap/TintinCigarsOfThePharoah Tintin Cigars of the Pharaoh]]" Pharaoh]]"'' Tintin is locked inside an Egyptian tomb and put to sleep with sleeping gas. He then dreams several strange images combining recent people he met and Egyptian artwork.
** In"Recap/TintinTheCrabWithTheGoldenClaws" ''"Recap/TintinTheCrabWithTheGoldenClaws"'' Tintin dreams he is turned into a bottle, which Haddock is planning to uncork.
** In"Recap/TintinTheShootingStar" ''"Recap/TintinTheShootingStar"'' Tintin dreams he is visited by Philippulus the prophet who then shows him a picture of a gigantic spider, claiming it is life size!
** In"Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls" ''"Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls"'' Tintin and his companions all have the same nightmare: that they are visited by the Inca mummy Rascar Capac who enters their bedroom by night and then throws a poisonous crystal ball on the floor.
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** In "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet" Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: "You lie! It's red pepper." Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head with an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
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** In "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet" ''"Recap/TintinTintinInTibet"'' Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: "You ''"You lie! It's red pepper." "'' Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head with an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
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** In "Recap/TintinTheCastafioreEmerald" Captain Haddock dreams he is listening to an opera singing parrot while he is seated completely nude in an audience consisting of nothing but parrots.
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** In "Recap/TintinTheCastafioreEmerald" ''"Recap/TintinTheCastafioreEmerald"'' Captain Haddock dreams he is listening to an opera singing parrot while he is seated completely nude in an audience consisting of nothing but parrots.
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* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in "The Pharaos Cigars/The Blue Lotus". A single blowdart with it will drive any person insane, and [[ParanoiaFuel no one is safe.]]
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* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in "The ''"The Pharaos Cigars/The Blue Lotus".Lotus"''. A single blowdart with it will drive any person insane, and [[ParanoiaFuel no one is safe.]]
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* Throughout "Recap/TintinInTibet", the yeti is portrayed with a great deal of sympathy (and as a the occasional butt of a joke), but when he catches Tintin in his cave, trying to make off with Chang... ''brrrrrr''.
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* Throughout "Recap/TintinInTibet", ''"Recap/TintinInTibet"'', the yeti is portrayed with a great deal of sympathy (and as a the occasional butt of a joke), but when he catches Tintin in his cave, trying to make off with Chang... ''brrrrrr''.
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* Frank Wolff's suicide in "Explorers On The Moon". He leaves the rocket. Even though it happens off screen and is explained in a suicide note: it's still very disturbing.
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* Frank Wolff's suicide in "Explorers ''"Explorers On The Moon".Moon"''. He leaves the rocket. Even though it happens off screen and is explained in a suicide note: it's still very disturbing.
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* Throughout "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet", the yeti is portrayed with a great deal of sympathy (and as a the occasional butt of a joke), but when he catches Tintin in his cave, trying to make off with Chang... ''brrrrrr''.
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* Throughout "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet", "Recap/TintinInTibet", the yeti is portrayed with a great deal of sympathy (and as a the occasional butt of a joke), but when he catches Tintin in his cave, trying to make off with Chang... ''brrrrrr''.
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* Frank Wolff's suicide in "Explorers On The Moon". He leaves the rocket. Even though it happens off screen and is explained in a suicide note: it's still very disturbing.
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** In ''Prisoners of the Sun'', Tintin dreams that Calculus is admiring an "Inca Tree" whose flowes are skulls while a real Inca menaces him with a spear, next Tintin asks the Inca, who now has Haddock's face if he has a licence for the rifle over his shoulder, upon which the Inca turns into a mysterious Indian who has been following the heroes and blasts Tintin with fire for blasphemy. Tintin then wakes up with hot sunlight on his face.
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* In ''The Seven Crystal Balls,'' the seven Egyptologists that have been rendered comatose all regain consciousness at the same time every day and scream in terror before returning to their comatose state.
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* In ''The Seven Crystal Balls,'' the seven Egyptologists that have been rendered comatose all simultaneously regain consciousness at the same time every day and scream in terror before returning to their comatose state.
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* In ''The Seven Crystal Balls'' the seven Egyptologists that have been rendered comatose all regain consciousness at the same time every day and scream in terror, before returning to their comatose state.
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* In ''The Seven Crystal Balls'' Balls,'' the seven Egyptologists that have been rendered comatose all regain consciousness at the same time every day and scream in terror, terror before returning to their comatose state.
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* Throughout "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet", the yeti is portrayed with a great deal of sympathy (and as a the occasional butt of a joke), but when he catches Tintin in his cave... ''brrrrrr''.
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* Throughout "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet", the yeti is portrayed with a great deal of sympathy (and as a the occasional butt of a joke), but when he catches Tintin in his cave...cave, trying to make off with Chang... ''brrrrrr''.
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* Throughout "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet", the yeti is portrayed with a great deal of sympathy (and as a the occasional butt of a joke), but when he catches Tintin in his cave... ''brrrrrr''.
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** Devils with ''[[SlasherSmile shit-eating grins]]''.
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* We do find out what happens to ThoseTwoBadGuys in ''The Broken Ear'', and it's nightmarish. After wrestling each other to drown at the bottom of the sea, they get carried off to hell by pitchfork-wielding devils.
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* We do find out what happens to ThoseTwoBadGuys in ''The Broken Ear'', and it's nightmarish. After wrestling each other to drown at the bottom of the sea, they get [[http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-LMhHOKdcXJE/TvSuS-MVn5I/AAAAAAAAAms/f2RsRx2C9pM/s1600/14Tintin.jpg carried off to hell by pitchfork-wielding devils.
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* The dream and nightmare sequences in "Tintin" are notoriously surreal and downright creepy:
** In "[[Recap/TintinCigarsOfThePharoah Tintin Cigars of the Pharaoh]]" Tintin is locked inside an Egyptian tomb and put to sleep with sleeping gas. He then dreams several strange images combining recent people he met and Egyptian artwork.
** In "Recap/TintinTheCrabWithTheGoldenClaws" Tintin dreams he is turned into a bottle, which Haddock is planning to uncork.
** In "Recap/TintinTheShootingStar" Tintin dreams he is visited by Philippulus the prophet who then shows him a picture of a gigantic spider, claiming it is life size!
** In "Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls" Tintin and his companions all have the same nightmare: that they are visited by the Inca mummy Rascar Capac who enters their bedroom by night and then throws a poisonous crystal ball on the floor.
*** This is even more terrifying in the animated series.
** In "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet" Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: "You lie! It's red pepper." Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head with an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
*** Here too, the effect is amplified by the animated version.
** In "Recap/TintinTheCastafioreEmerald" Captain Haddock dreams he is listening to an opera singing parrot while he is seated completely nude in an audience consisting of nothing but parrots.
* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in "The Pharaos Cigars/The Blue Lotus". A single blowdart with it will drive any person insane, and [[ParanoiaFuel no one is safe.]]
* There's the very disturbing end of ''Flight 714'' in which [[spoiler:one character is revealed to be a human in contact with aliens, possibly a spy, and he uses MindControl to save the heroes and forces the criminals into his ship.]] We don't find out what happened to them... but that just makes it ''[[NothingIsScarier worse]]''.
* We do find out what happens to ThoseTwoBadGuys in ''The Broken Ear'', and it's nightmarish. After wrestling each other to drown at the bottom of the sea, they get carried off to hell by pitchfork-wielding devils.
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** In "[[Recap/TintinCigarsOfThePharoah Tintin Cigars of the Pharaoh]]" Tintin is locked inside an Egyptian tomb and put to sleep with sleeping gas. He then dreams several strange images combining recent people he met and Egyptian artwork.
** In "Recap/TintinTheCrabWithTheGoldenClaws" Tintin dreams he is turned into a bottle, which Haddock is planning to uncork.
** In "Recap/TintinTheShootingStar" Tintin dreams he is visited by Philippulus the prophet who then shows him a picture of a gigantic spider, claiming it is life size!
** In "Recap/TintinTheSevenCrystalBalls" Tintin and his companions all have the same nightmare: that they are visited by the Inca mummy Rascar Capac who enters their bedroom by night and then throws a poisonous crystal ball on the floor.
*** This is even more terrifying in the animated series.
** In "Recap/TintinTintinInTibet" Haddock dreams he meets Professor Calculus, who claims he has lost his umbrella. Haddock then tells him he's got a lot of umbrella's with him, but has no idea where they came from. Calculus is angried by his answer and tells him: "You lie! It's red pepper." Then Haddock suddenly wears Calculus' clothes, while Calculus wears those of Haddock. Now grown to enormous size Calculus hits Haddock on the head with an umbrella, claiming it's "Checkmate!"
*** Here too, the effect is amplified by the animated version.
** In "Recap/TintinTheCastafioreEmerald" Captain Haddock dreams he is listening to an opera singing parrot while he is seated completely nude in an audience consisting of nothing but parrots.
* The Rajaija poison used by the opium cartel in "The Pharaos Cigars/The Blue Lotus". A single blowdart with it will drive any person insane, and [[ParanoiaFuel no one is safe.]]
* There's the very disturbing end of ''Flight 714'' in which [[spoiler:one character is revealed to be a human in contact with aliens, possibly a spy, and he uses MindControl to save the heroes and forces the criminals into his ship.]] We don't find out what happened to them... but that just makes it ''[[NothingIsScarier worse]]''.
* We do find out what happens to ThoseTwoBadGuys in ''The Broken Ear'', and it's nightmarish. After wrestling each other to drown at the bottom of the sea, they get carried off to hell by pitchfork-wielding devils.
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