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open/close all folders Cajun Fox Voiced by: John R. Dilworth A fox very reminiscent of a certain Looney Tunes character. Only the fact that he's a fox, has shades, and actually would of gotten his prize if it weren't for a slapstick chase with a certain cowardly dog.
The Shadow A shadow of an evil man that passes away thus letting him free. After becoming free he haunts the basement of Courage's Home, but secretly has a passion of becoming a Star.
Bigfoot A big, hairy, misunderstood monster who needed Courage's help to evade an angry mob. Demon in the Mattress Demon describes as Exactly What It Says on the Tin. When someone sleeps on the bed he possesses their body by making their skin green, and the hair red. He can only be ousted by an incantation.
Freaky Fred Voiced by: Paul Schoeffler A barber that is Muriel's nephew. At first glance, he just seems to be a crazy, creepy barber. But deep down he's much worse then that. He speaks in his mind and speaks normally in rhymes, but he has basically an obsession And possibly a fetish for cutting every single hair off someone. When he cuts Courage's hair he doesn't stop until just the hair on Courage's tail remains.Currently serves as the image for the series' Nightmare Fuel page.
Weremole A creature that moves in a similar to Tremors and mainly preys on rabbits. But if it bites a human or perhaps other creatures that survive it's bite into a weremole themselves. The only cure to a bite such as that is to get a hair off the original weremole and get it into the affected person's mouth. Presuming you can get lucky enough to get either the Weremole or the victim without getting bitten yourself. Duck Brothers Voiced by: Ringo Starr 2 turns out there is 3 brother ducks that come to Nowhere. They are on a mission to find their 3rd brother. One of the 2 tends to lay eggs, the other gets annoyed by this.
Horst's Box Demon The demon who lived in the box Eustace's brother left behind.
King Ramses An ancient pharaoh that places a curse on any holder of his slab. The first curse being a flood, the second being a really loud Ear Worm song coming from a record player, and the last being locusts that eat anything.
The Clutching Foot Voiced by: Paul Schoeffler Mob-like Foot monster that is created from a strange infection that overwhelms Eustace. The Big toe is the mob boss while all the rest are followers with no different personalities except maybe for the Pinky toe.
The Hunchback Of Nowhere A grotesque hunchbacked man with a heart of gold who visited the Bagges one night.
The Goose God Voiced by: Paul Schoeffler A god that is Exactly What It Says on the Tin. He desires love and a worthy queen to be wed to. He gets a crush on Muriel and tries to take her as her queen. At least until he hears the sound of the horn of Eustace's Truck.
Queen of the Black Puddle A siren-like monster that lives in a black puddle that she lives in. She lures in men to her puddle and eats them.
The Precious, Wonderful, Adorable, Loveable Duckling A duck that hatches from a cooking pot that develops a love for Eustace. So much so he tries to eliminate the one person who likes Eustace just as much as he does: Muriel.
Jean Bon A chef and owner of a Hamburger restaurant. The creepy parts of the beginning makes it seem that the meat is made out of humans who have previously visited the place. But actually he just makes Meat Sculptures of his favorite customers. Not that that's not still not creepy, but still.
The Eggplants Large group of living eggplants that believe Muriel is a great evil that must be extinguished. But they won't attack until they are ordered by The Great Eggplant to do so. They become nicer when water finally drops and their vines grow.
The Great Fusilli An alligator stage owner that finds people wishing to make famous stage stars/actors and make him puppets on his stage for an audience that actually isn't even there. When they act on stage, strings come down from the masks and transforms them into puppets. Voiced by: Jim Cummings
The Magic Tree Of Nowhere A magic tree that granted whatever the person near it wished for from its branches that grew near the Bagges once... until Eustace cut it down out of spite.
Robot Randy A robot from a whole colony of similar robots that acts differently from the rest. Instead of wanting to destroy, he wants to pick up a hobby/job of making wooden reindeer. He is at first ridiculed for this but when it turns out to be a great business he is more accepted when he gets back to his planet.
Schwick An anthropomorphic cockroach that invites the Bagges family to a hotel room where just on the wall is a small mouse door that has something in there that is never directly known as all that's left of it's victims are bones. Schwick is also a wanted criminal, and to hide his tracks he hires Courage to deliver a present to a scary house with doors of horrible things (One including a certain Violin girl).
Basil A deranged and confused burglar whose very prone to mood swings and personality shifts. Sometimes he's convinced that the Bagges are his own relatives.
The Bananas Bananas that took over the world when Courage and the Bagges went a thousand years into the future against their will.
Mayan Baker A mummy that was once a baker for a royal Mayan queen who is an ancestor of Muriel. He came back recognizing Muriel as the Mayan Queen and Eustace as the Royal Pubba and looks for revenge.
Doctor Gerbil A Vacuum salesman that actually uses his stuff to capture people for experiments for his many products.
Vastabael Backjurius A microscopic alien who tried to prevent the Bagges from fixing the sun.
Katz's Mutant Jam A recipe of sentient jam that Katz cooks up in order to terrorize his rival in a cook-off, Muriel. Monks A clan of hooded men who guard the Hat of Gold Eustace tried to get his mitts on in one episode.
The Captain A mean-spirited captain who mans the ship the Bagges use to see Carmen the sea monster (see below). Little do the Bagges know he's trying to capture Carmen. Carmen The aforementioned sea monster. Kangaroo Monster A giant, prehistoric kangaroo. Eustace and Courage turn into these in one episode.
Alien Brain Visitor An alien who tries to extract the essence of kindness from Muriel for his master in one episode.
The Whip Eustace portrayed as a villainous cowboy who wielded a whip in an Imagine Spot for a story Muriel was reading. Evil Weevil A rather gentlemanly anthropomorphic Weevil that treats hosts seemingly good but actually drinks their life slowly to feed himself. If you're a Dragon Ball Z fan, it reminds you a lot of a certain other nightmarish insect like creature. Only Weevil's is even slower.
McPhearson Phantom A ghost who haunted the Bagge household one day to torment Muriel and Eustace in order to destroy their marriage.
Harvest Moon Spirit A spirit that warns the family (Especially Eustace) that something must grow on the farm "or else". We never actually see what Or Else means. But it's presumed to be really bad.
The Sand Whale A sand whale that has a vendetta against Eustace's father for stealing his Accordion. In which it has become a family heirloom according to Eustace's Mother.
Dr. Zalost An evil, always frowning doctor that created Cannonballs that makes anybody in negative moods. He uses his moving tower that has tons of cannons to fire them around town. He has a pet rat that he simply calls Rat.
Rat Dr. Zalost's assistant.
Maria and Mano Ladrones Maria is a thief that crossed paths with the Bagges once. Her partner-in-crime, Mano, is a disembodied hand.
Mecha-Courage A robot half-sphere in a color scheme like Courage made by Di Lung in order to make "better dog". It does everything right that Courage can do but is defeated despite a heavy beating put on Courage by his own sheer willpower to survive.
The Raccoon Twins Two violent raccoons that terrorized Courage and the Bagges when they went camping.
Velvet Vic An old singer that Eustace was a big fan of. His spirit is trapped in a record and he comes out when played. He sought a victim to replace himself as a prisoner to his music. Storm Goddess A weather-based goddess who lost her dog, Duncan. She mistakes Courage for her lost pet. Chaos ensues.
The Sandman A thin man who like other portrayals of the Sandman is like the god of Sleep. However he has a problem trying to sleep, that even his herd of sheep can not get him to lie down. So he chooses to take Muriel's deep sleep literally from under her nose. At least until Courage finds his Teddy Bear. The Virus A sentient virus who plagues The Computer one day and somehow takes Muriel hostage.
The Valkyries Wandering valkyries who mistake Muriel as their lost sister.
The Coralites Small creatures who live in colonies of coral that Courage and Bagges encounter when they go snorkeling. Their coral is apparently a popular material for wigs which Mama Bagge wishes to acquire, even if it means destroying their homes. Though Courage will have none of that.
Conway the Contaminationist A, as far as we know, human who found a way to extend his life beyond centuries using uncleanliness that distorts his appearence but makes his life longer. He attempts to get Eustace and Muriel to follow his philosophy but it makes the family miserable. The Bullfrogs A group of bullfrogs led by a king that after their Pond dries up takes over the Bagges' home and forces them to make a new pond.
Tulip A giant alien girl who lost her pet worm.
Mona Lisa The Mona Lisa brought to life by the planets aligning over the Louvre, when the Bagges were visiting it. The Thinker The Thinker also brought to life by the circumstances above. Becomes the unwitting target of Mona's affection.
The Scarecrow A scarecrow that came to life and became a nuisance to the Bagges in his quest to become tougher.
Mondo the Magician An alien disguised as a human magician who tried to take Muriel as his bride.
Baby Birds Some baby birds who required sustenance from Muriel and Courage, courtesy of their mother. The Fishtionary A fish who tries to "convert" the Bagges to live life as fish.
Mr. Nasty The living embodiment of Eustace's jerkassiness, made possible by a magic camera filmed by Benton Tarantella.
Evil Plants A bunch of carnivorous plants that cause trouble for the Bagges when their home is turned into a giant glass dome to harbor these monsters.
Elisha and Eliza Stitch Siamese twins who try to get Muriel to join their club. And by "join their club" we mean "become a part of their magic quilt".
King of Flan A round fellow who advertised his flan around Nowhere, hypnotizing people to desire nothing but flan with his commercials.
Chief Wiki Wiki A tribal chief who makes the Bagges's vacation to a tropical island difficult. The Beaver A beaver whose giant dam flooded Nowhere.
The Dancing Rats Two vicious rats who terrorize Courage and the Bagges during a trip to a dump. Rumpledkiltskin An odd man in a kilt who hates his name and forces Muriel to make clothes for him. Dr. Gerhardt A lonely doctor whose sentient house keeps him from having neighbors.
Windmill Vandals Ghostly horsemen who attack the Bagges should their windmill ever stop spinning.
Big Bayou A narcissistic snake who captured some slugs. Said slugs were vital in curing a disease Muriel had.
The Buck A deer who decides to turn the tables on hunter Eustace and hunts him instead.
Swamp Monster A confused swamp monster who thinks Muriel is his bride.
The Goat The lone guardian of a magic spring which dried up thanks to humanity.
Mutated Carrot An experimental missile in the form of a giant carrot that causes anyone who eats it to grow to a size of a farmhouse, then explode.
Silhouette Maker A man who cuts peoples' portraits in paper, desiring his creations to one day take lives of their own.
Kitty and Bunny Two best friends who need Courage's help to reunite, thanks to an evil dog.
Mad Dog The aforementioned evil dog.
The Evil Empress Di Lung's aunt who happens to be a Chinese empress. She desires Muriel's bones to grind up into a concoction that'll restore her fading power.
Shirley's Giant Starfish A giant monster that's the result of Shirley's curse that won't stop causing destruction until Muriel speaks.
Jojo the Dolphin A cocky dolphin that goes against Eustace in a set of competitions, as a result of Eustace's claim that he can do better than him.
William A dragon who appears in the episode "Food Of The Dragon". He devours Eustace and threatens to eat Muriel and Courage unless Courage can teach him how to fly. He chases after Courage and Muriel and discovers that he's actually a water-dwelling dragon (which is why he cannot fly) and is reunited with his long-lost brother). Oh, and he takes Eustace out of his own stomach.
The Starmaker A female, space-dwelling squid who was tragically and heartrendingly separated from her husband, who was devoured by a space whale. She ends up crashing onto Earth as the last of her kind... and getting progressively sicker. Unfortunately, the government discovers her and wants possession of her- right when she's pregnant with babies. Courage saves the squid's babies... but the mommy still passes away, turning into a field of flowers, while her eggs hatch into newborns, fly off into space, and give birth to new stars.
The Chicken from Outer Space's Son The son(/s) of the villain from the pilot of the series. They have 3 heads consisting of a leader, the smart one (who tends to flash a camera), and an idiot one They are sent down to Nowhere to take revenge for the death of their father by killing Courage. If they don't kill him they are told they can't come back home. They of course fail to kill Courage and after seeing them cry thinking they can't go back home, Courage opts to fake a beating using the camera.
Jay and Captain Lazzo Two multi-armed aliens who use Eustace and Muriel as lab rats in order to cure a disease affecting their species that causes their extra arms to keep punching themselves.
Creature in the Wall A creature living in a sewer that the Bagges fell down in that forces them to provide entertainment.
The Librarian A librarian who curses the Bagges due to an extremely overdue library book.
Evil Veterinarian Quite possibly the worst villain of the entire series, he stands out as Courage's biggest nightmare. Why? This screw-loose "vet" came up with a horrible idea back when Courage was a puppy- abduct dogs and rocket them off to the moon to make them into super breeds of space dogs. Tragically... He captured Courage's beloved mom and dad, and Courage himself, with plans to send them into space. Although Courage's parents came to the rescue, the doctor sealed them up in a rocket with a one-way trip to the moon in store. Courage was too terrified by this predicament to do anything but escape harm through a garbage chute- only to watch his parents be catapulted into space- in tears. Fortunately, a younger Muriel discovered the young pup in the dumpster and gave him a happy home. Many years later, the maniac doctor, albeit considerably older and balder, still continues his twisted plans... but now Muriel and Eustace get trapped in a rocket themselves. But this time, Courage refuses to stand by and watch his family be taken from him again, freeing the two of them. In the struggle, the evil vet gets himself locked inside his own rocket and propelled to the moon... where every dog he victimized is waiting for him- including Courage's decidedly furious parents.
"Perfect" Teacher A perfectionist teacher who shows up in the Bagges home out of nowhere and forces Courage to be her student.
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