This is not over Sly Cooper! I will kill you in your sleep!
- From the second game, once you manage to shoot down Clock-La, you still have to destroy the hate chip. So, in order to do so, you have to open up Clock-La, revealing a purple holographic projection of Neyla's head, which is likely the only remains of her soul at this point, who threatens to kill you in your sleep.
- From the first game, the Ms. Ruby level is pretty disturbing, filled with bad voodoo, the creepy looking guards, the giant monster thing that chases sly through one of the levels, and the green river filled with severed body parts. Bentley Lampshades everything.
- I want to elaborate on this. The guards in her level fire blobs of pure black magic at you, shrinking your head!
- The Contessa of the second game is a pretty nasty piece of work herself. She's a red-eyed spider-humanoid that has been playing Interpol so as to get the whereabouts of thieves' treasures via her "therapy". In her second level, we see her attempting to hypnotize a strapped-down Carmelita while saying that she will break her will.
- Her prison level is unnerving as well with its Gothic architecture, vicious-looking wolf and vulture guards, and the constant webs everywhere.
- Toothpick, the second boss of Thieves in Time, has such moments because of how Ax Crazy he is, such as carelessly shooting a guard (who instead just drops rather than vanishing into smoke) and turning into an even more deformed-looking monster when stressed. Basically, just picture Ren Hoek as a Sly Cooper character and you'll get the general idea.
- Also from Thieves in Time, the flashlight guards from "Of Mice and Mechs". They wouldn't be so bad if it weren't for their creepy, mechanical voices. The first mission actually involves having to listen to their conversations with each other.
- Clockwerk himself is absolutely terrifying. To elaborate, imagine a being (a huge owl, to be specific) who has spent years replacing his body with robotic parts just so he can be immortal. And why does he want to be immortal? A fear of death? Nope. A God Complex? Not even close. The only thing that fuels Clockwerk's desire to live forever is that he absolutely hates the Cooper family and wants nothing more than to see them utterly wiped out. Imagine someone that hates not only you, but your entire family so much, that he is willing to turn himself into an immortal robot fueld by pure rage (IE: The "Hate Chip").
- According to Thieves in Time, Clockwerk has been alive much, much longer than we previously thought. If the game's easter eggs are canon, then he has been alive since at least the ice age.
- And more on those easter eggs: in pretty much every level of Thieves in Time, you can find Clockwerk perched somewhere in the scenery, just watching you. When you remember that his goal was to wipe out the Coopers...Bottom line: you may have been playing as Sly's ancestors only a short time before their deaths.
