Pyramid-Life Crisis
- The space mummies look fairly horrifying, looking like realistic dessicated human corpses. Though the horror quickly goes away with the introduction of "Lucy".
- Mars has a PTSD flashback to the "Titan War". Whatever happened to screw the god of war so badly?
- The termites under Felldrake's spell turn into hideous, gigantic, non-anthropomorphic insects with hundreds of teeth and four glowing eyes. Their design resembles the termites from Antz, except red instead of green.
- The Goblin War Beast
is a legitimately horrifying design. An immortal monster made of weapons with creepy eyes and no dearth of sharp edges.
- Although it doesn't happen in a particularly gruesome manner (they're zapped directly to the Underworld by the God of Death), the fact remains that the Caballeros die in this episode! Not helped by the fact that it happens at the end of the episode and the audience doesn't learn what happened to them until the next one.
- This episode reveals the "Necronomiduck", a disturbing-faced book.
- This episode doesn't hide that the heroes find the Underworld terrifying, nor how dangerous it is. Youkai live in the world among the ghosts, and are able to kill ghosts further.
- It doubles as Black Comedy, but a smartphone store employee magically burns to death, letting out a loud scream as his body is consumed by the flames.
- In this episode, Donald's rage takes the embodiment of a massive, hulking brute with bright red eyes that relentlessly beats him up.
- Seeing Panchito and Jose look shocked and uncomfortable when they feel their amulets destroyed is rather unnerving.
- Lord Felldrake's real form is a demonic being that can erupt horns from all over its body.
- Speaking of Felldrake, the episode's ending. Although the Caballeros save the day, Felldrake has now taken over Sheldgoose's body and plans on exacting revenge, starting with a visit to an old friend of his who lives in a legged house.
