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* BewareTheNiceOnes: He gives Eustace a ''devastating'' TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about his bullying behavior having endured it for most of the episode, but finally loses it after seeing Courage be bullied one time, too many.
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* BewareTheNiceOnes: He gives Eustace a ''devastating'' TheReasonYouSuckSpeech about his bullying behavior after having endured it for most of the episode, but finally loses it after seeing Courage be bullied one time, time too many.
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* AmbiguouslyRelated: She's an anthropormorphic cat with red fur... like Katz.
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* BenevolentMonsters: He's relatively benevolent for a monster in this show, as he's allied with Courage and actively aids his defense of the Magic Tree. On the other hand, he's still quite aggressive to trespassers like Eustace.
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* BenevolentMonsters: {{Downplayed}}. He's relatively benevolent for a monster in this show, as he's allied with Courage and actively aids his defense of the Magic Tree. On the other hand, he's still quite aggressive to anyone near by, like when he immediately tries to take a bite out of Courage as soon as he's summoned. And that's nothing to say of trespassers like Eustace.Eustace, who ''will'' get chomped and mauled.
* CoversAlwaysLie: The picture of the Instant Eel on the powder bag looks much, ''much'' friendlier than it actually is.
* CoversAlwaysLie: The picture of the Instant Eel on the powder bag looks much, ''much'' friendlier than it actually is.
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* MeaningfulName: His name, Feo, means "ugly" in Spanish, matching his {{Gonk}}-ish appearance.
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* MeaningfulName: His name, Feo, means "ugly" in Spanish, matching is [[BilingualBonus Spanish]] for "ugly," which perfectly describes his {{Gonk}}-ish appearance.
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* AliensAreBastards: The first thing he does when he arrives to Earth is to antagonize Courage and Muriel with a RayGun. Thankfully, Courage's WildTake scares him away before he can do any actual harm.
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Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's painting ''Art/MonaLisa'' brought to life by [[WhenThePlanetsAlign the planets aligning]] over the Louvre Museum, when the Bagges were visiting Paris.
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Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's painting ''Art/MonaLisa'' ''Art/TheMonaLisa'' brought to life by [[WhenThePlanetsAlign the planets aligning]] over the Louvre Museum, when the Bagges were visiting Paris.
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Some baby vulture-like birds who required sustenance from Muriel and Courage, courtesy of their mother.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: They all wear bonnets.
* FishEyes: Their eyes face different directions.
* PickyEater: They only eat pre-chewed worms. Probably justified because they're babies and aren't old enough to eat solid food yet.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: In the show's rather strange style, they are pretty adorable. Muriel in particular is quite taken by them.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Worms. ''Pre-chewed'' worms, since their beaks aren't big enough for cutting yet (which, funnily enough, is true of many real life raptorial birds.). Courage, [[ButtMonkey of course]], has to do the pre-chewing.
* FishEyes: Their eyes face different directions.
* PickyEater: They only eat pre-chewed worms. Probably justified because they're babies and aren't old enough to eat solid food yet.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: In the show's rather strange style, they are pretty adorable. Muriel in particular is quite taken by them.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Worms. ''Pre-chewed'' worms, since their beaks aren't big enough for cutting yet (which, funnily enough, is true of many real life raptorial birds.). Courage, [[ButtMonkey of course]], has to do the pre-chewing.
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* AccessoryWearingCartoonAnimal: They all wear bonnets.
DirtyCoward: Despite his horrifying appearance, he's actually quite the scaredy cat. Courage's screaming (and dislodged heart) terrifies him.
*FishEyes: Their eyes face different directions.
EarlyBirdCameo: He makes a split-second appearance on the TV in the season 2 openings, a full year before he makes his proper, albeit very brief appearance.
*PickyEater: They only eat pre-chewed worms. Probably justified because they're babies EldritchAbomination: He has one of the more terrifying monster designs, even though he ultimately doesn't get a chance to do much of anything.
* FlyingSaucer: His sudden arrival comes in the form of a pretty standard UFO.
* RayGun: He attempts to hold Muriel andaren't old Courage hostage with a space-age ray gun.
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: Quite ''literally'', actually. Courage screaming his heart out spooks him enough toeat solid food yet.
book it almost immediately after arriving.
*RidiculouslyCuteCritter: In the show's TheStoic: He has a rather strange style, they are pretty adorable. Muriel in particular is quite taken by them.
serious, mean-looking expression almost always. Ultimately {{subverted}} though, as he's a complete chicken.
*TrademarkFavoriteFood: Worms. ''Pre-chewed'' worms, since their beaks aren't big enough for cutting yet (which, funnily enough, is true of many real life raptorial birds.). Courage, [[ButtMonkey of course]], TentacledTerror: He has to do the pre-chewing.no arms or legs, merely a swath of tentacles.
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* FlyingSaucer: His sudden arrival comes in the form of a pretty standard UFO.
* RayGun: He attempts to hold Muriel and
* ScreamsLikeALittleGirl: Quite ''literally'', actually. Courage screaming his heart out spooks him enough to
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The aforementioned baby birds' mother. She picked up Muriel to act as a babysitter for her while she flies off to find a husband.
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->'''Voiced by:''' Linda Lavin
The aforementioned baby birds' mother. She picked up Muriel to act as a babysitter for her while she flies off to find a husband.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: In the show's rather strange style, they are pretty adorable. Muriel in particular is quite taken by them.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Worms. ''Pre-chewed'' worms, since their beaks aren't big enough for cutting yet (which, funnily enough, is true of many real life raptorial birds.). Courage, [[ButtMonkey of course]], has to do the pre-chewing.
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The aforementioned baby birds' mother. She picked up Muriel to act as a babysitter for her while she flies off to find a husband.
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* FishEyes: Their eyes face different directions.
* PickyEater: They only eat pre-chewed worms. Probably justified because they're babies and aren't old enough to eat solid food yet.
* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: In the show's rather strange style, they are pretty adorable. Muriel in particular is quite taken by them.
* TrademarkFavoriteFood: Worms. ''Pre-chewed'' worms, since their beaks aren't big enough for cutting yet (which, funnily enough, is true of many real life raptorial birds.). Courage, [[ButtMonkey of course]], has to do the pre-chewing.
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[[folder:Mama Bird]]
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The aforementioned baby birds' mother. She picked up Muriel to act as a babysitter for her while she flies off to find a husband.
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* TheUnsmile: Jean Bon is a big friendly fellow who always puts on his best smile to try and put his customers at ease. Unfortunately, said "best smile" comes across as more like an evil, predatory grin instead -- much to the unsettlement of Courage and the audience -- even though Jean Bon really doesn't mean any harm.
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* TheUnsmile: Jean Bon is a big friendly fellow who always puts on his best smile to try and put his customers at ease. Unfortunately, said "best smile" comes across as more like an evil, predatory grin instead -- grin, much to the unsettlement of Courage and the audience -- audience, even though Jean Bon really doesn't mean any harm.
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* LameComeback: When Eustace tries to bully him by coming up with all sorts of insulting words to describe his face, he "retorts" by simply, and repeatedly, pointing out Eustace's baldness. Amusingly enough, Eustace ends up caving .
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* LameComeback: When Eustace tries to bully him by coming up with all sorts of insulting words to describe his face, he "retorts" by simply, and repeatedly, pointing out Eustace's baldness. Amusingly enough, he still ends up winning the exchange due to Eustace ends up caving . being so thin-skinned and insecure about his dome.
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* FaceOfAThug: He's ugly, but far from being a bad person.
* TheGrotesque: Is exaggeratedly ugly, but his sheer goodness and good-natured enthusiasm propel him into still being a kind of UglyCute.
* TheGrotesque: Is exaggeratedly ugly, but his sheer goodness and good-natured enthusiasm propel him into still being a kind of UglyCute.
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* FaceOfAThug: He's ugly, Hideously ugly to look at, but far from being a bad person.
* TheGrotesque:Is He's exaggeratedly ugly, but his sheer goodness and good-natured enthusiasm propel him into still being a kind of UglyCute.endearing.
* LameComeback: When Eustace tries to bully him by coming up with all sorts of insulting words to describe his face, he "retorts" by simply, and repeatedly, pointing out Eustace's baldness. Amusingly enough, Eustace ends up caving .
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* LameComeback: When Eustace tries to bully him by coming up with all sorts of insulting words to describe his face, he "retorts" by simply, and repeatedly, pointing out Eustace's baldness. Amusingly enough, Eustace ends up caving .
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* TheUnsmile: Jean Bon is a big friendly fellow with a wide brimming smile meant to put his customers at ease. Unfortunately, despite the fact that he really doesn't mean any harm, said "smile" has a tendency to come across as more like an evil, predatory grin -- much to the unsettlement of Courage and the audience.
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* TheUnsmile: Jean Bon is a big friendly fellow with a wide brimming who always puts on his best smile meant to try and put his customers at ease. Unfortunately, despite the fact that he really doesn't mean any harm, said "smile" has a tendency to come "best smile" comes across as more like an evil, predatory grin instead -- much to the unsettlement of Courage and the audience.audience -- even though Jean Bon really doesn't mean any harm.
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* HappilyMarried: He is shown to have a wife that he loves dearly, but we [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome haven't seen her since his debut episode]].
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* HappilyMarried: He is shown to have a wife that whom he loves dearly, but we [[ChuckCunninghamSyndrome haven't seen her since though [[OneShotCharacter she only appears in his debut episode]].
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* PigMan: He's a talking, bipedal, human-sized pig.
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* PigMan: He's a He and his wife are talking, bipedal, human-sized pig.pigs.
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* PigMan: He's an talking, bipedal, human-sized pig.
* SinisterSwine: Ultimately subverted; despite Courage's initial suspicions, he was never killing or cooking his own customers into food.
* SinisterSwine: Ultimately subverted; despite Courage's initial suspicions, he was never killing or cooking his own customers into food.
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* PigMan: He's an a talking, bipedal, human-sized pig.
* SinisterSwine: Ultimatelysubverted; despite subverted. Despite Courage's initial suspicions, he was never killing or cooking his own customers into food.
* SinisterSwine: Ultimately
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* AliensOfLondon: Even though they're aliens they inexplicably have Liverpudlian accents making them sound just like Ringo Starr.
* IntelligentGerbil: They're aliens explicitly described as ducks, have an egg-laying habit despite being male and they want to rescue their brother from a military base...where he's being kept in the kitchen to be prepared as a meal.
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* UnexplainedAccent: They may not be from Liverpool, but their accents certainly are.
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* MagicMusic: He composes records with magical effects. He [[GeniusLoci brought his house to life]] in the past, [[MovingBuildings makes the Bagge household walk over to become his neighbor]], and at the end of the episode [[RidiculouslyFastConstruction causes an entire town complete with residents to build up around him.]]
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* MagicMusic: He composes records with magical effects.effects seemingly themed around buildings. He [[GeniusLoci brought his house to life]] in the past, [[MovingBuildings makes the Bagge household walk over to become his neighbor]], and at the end of the episode [[RidiculouslyFastConstruction causes an entire town complete with residents to build up around him.]]
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* MagicMusic: He composes records with magical effects. He [[GeniusLoci brought his house to life]] in the past, [[MovingBuildings makes the Bagge household walk over to become his neighbor]], and at the end of the episode [[RidiculouslyFastConstruction causes an entire town complete with residents to build up around him.]]
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* AnimalJingoism: Their natural predator seems to be a SpaceWhale that sucks in matter like a living black hole.
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* FlyingSeafoodSpecial: They can naturally defy gravity and "swim" through air and vacuum alike.
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* {{Panspermia}}: Upon death their bodies convert entirely into a garden on a planet's surface. Along with making stars it's implicit that this is a major driver in supporting life in the universe.
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* {{Transflormation}}: After the birth of her children, the mother leaves containment to the open ground so her body can convert into a flowering garden upon death.
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->'''Voiced by:''' ???
Paul Schoeffler
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->'''Voiced by:''' Creator/JohnRDilworth
Dennis Predovic
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Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's painting ''Mona Lisa'' brought to life by [[WhenThePlanetsAlign the planets aligning]] over the Louvre Museum, when the Bagges were visiting Paris.
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Creator/LeonardoDaVinci's painting ''Mona Lisa'' ''Art/MonaLisa'' brought to life by [[WhenThePlanetsAlign the planets aligning]] over the Louvre Museum, when the Bagges were visiting Paris.
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* FailedAttemptAtScaring: He wants to be scary like the rest of his family, but it just doesn't work for him.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: When they try to free their brother, their first plan is to kidnap and control Muriel, making them look evil to Courage. When they finally explain their motives to him and how they never meant to hurt anyone, Courage asks them why they didn't just ask for help. This causes the two brothers to argue with each other over whether one of them suggested they just ask for help or not.
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A blue... ''thing'' that appears in the first of Courage's nightmares in "Perfect". It appears to be either a warped bugle or possibly a deformed fetus [[UncannyValley with an equally deformed human face stuck onto it]]. Like the Violin Girl, practically nothing is known about it, but it's an unforgettable sight for any fan of the series.
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A blue... ''thing'' that appears in the first of Courage's nightmares in "Perfect". It appears to be either a warped bugle or possibly a deformed fetus [[UncannyValley with an equally deformed human face stuck onto it]].it. Like the Violin Girl, practically nothing is known about it, but it's an unforgettable sight for any fan of the series.
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* {{Nerd}}: He has a somewhat Nerd attitude and personality.
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[[caption-width-right:350:''♫ Oh Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling... ♫'']]
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[[caption-width-right:350:''♫ Oh Danny Boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling... ♫'']]
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* FreudianExcuse: Her hatred of dogs and abuse towards Courage turns out to be due to her close friend being abused by a cruel gangster dog who also threatened her life if she tried to help her.
* FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: While they're the result of something genuinely horrible and upsetting, her prejudice towards dogs and mistreatment of Courage are never portrayed as justified, and she admits she was wrong at the end of the episode.
* FreudianExcuseIsNoExcuse: While they're the result of something genuinely horrible and upsetting, her prejudice towards dogs and mistreatment of Courage are never portrayed as justified, and she admits she was wrong at the end of the episode.
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* ToServeMan: This gets subverted. It seems like he's a cannibal at first, but he's just making very realistic sculptures of his customers.
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* SinisterSwine: Ultimately subverted; despite Courage's initial suspicions, he was never killing or cooking his own customers into food.
* ToServeMan: This gets subverted. It seems like he'sa cannibal cooking his customers into food at first, but he's just making very realistic sculptures of his customers. them.
* ToServeMan: This gets subverted. It seems like he's
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* FaceDeathWithDignity: He knows Eustace will chop him down, [[TheStoic but he isn't very worried about it]].
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Nothing is much known about the character herself, but her one-off appearance in "Big Stinkin' City" is one of those sights a Courage fan never forgets. From the back, she looks like a normal girl playing Violin (Though even this is considered Uncanny Valley considering everything else around is animated). But when she turns around, she has a scary-looking claymation face that cranks up the Uncanny Valley as there's realistic looks, animated background, and claymation all in one spot. Though it seems that the girl's face is not always like that, as she appears normal on a television that Eustace is watching later in the episode.
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* BeautifulSingingVoice: Rather surprisingly, the Eel enjoys singing the Irish folk song "Danny Boy", and does so with a very pleasant tone. At one point, he even sings a verse together with Eustace... before he resumes mauling him.
* BenevolentMonsters: He's relatively benevolent for a monster in this show, as he's allied with Courage and actively aids his defense of the Magic Tree. On the other hand, he's still quite aggressive to trespassers like Eustace.
* SeaMonster: A rather smaller-scaled version of this trope, being a ferocious fish creature that lurks in a small freshwater moat, which looks more like a circular pond than a "sea". He looks to be roughly human-sized, so while he's not that huge, that's still rather big for an eel.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: As he basically only exists to be a joke character for a few gags, he just stops appearing not long before Eustace's conflict with Courage and the Magic Tree is over.
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[[folder:Violin Girl]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' ???
Nothing is much known about the character herself, but her one-off appearance in "Big Stinkin' City" is one of those sights a Courage fan never forgets. From the back, she looks like a normal girl playing Violin (Though even this is considered Uncanny Valley considering everything else around is animated). But when she turns around, she has a scary-looking claymation face that cranks up the Uncanny Valley as there's realistic looks, animated background, and claymation all in one spot. Though it seems that the girl's face is not always like that, as she appears normal on a television that Eustace is watching later in the episode.
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* BeautifulSingingVoice: Rather surprisingly, the Eel enjoys singing the Irish folk song "Danny Boy", and does so with a very pleasant tone. At one point, he even sings a verse together with Eustace... before he resumes mauling him.
* BenevolentMonsters: He's relatively benevolent for a monster in this show, as he's allied with Courage and actively aids his defense of the Magic Tree. On the other hand, he's still quite aggressive to trespassers like Eustace.
* SeaMonster: A rather smaller-scaled version of this trope, being a ferocious fish creature that lurks in a small freshwater moat, which looks more like a circular pond than a "sea". He looks to be roughly human-sized, so while he's not that huge, that's still rather big for an eel.
* WhatHappenedToTheMouse: As he basically only exists to be a joke character for a few gags, he just stops appearing not long before Eustace's conflict with Courage and the Magic Tree is over.
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[[folder:Violin Girl]]
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->'''Voiced by:''' ???
Nothing is much known about the character herself, but her one-off appearance in "Big Stinkin' City" is one of those sights a Courage fan never forgets. From the back, she looks like a normal girl playing Violin (Though even this is considered Uncanny Valley considering everything else around is animated). But when she turns around, she has a scary-looking claymation face that cranks up the Uncanny Valley as there's realistic looks, animated background, and claymation all in one spot. Though it seems that the girl's face is not always like that, as she appears normal on a television that Eustace is watching later in the episode.
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* NiceHat: The Mayor Coralite has a spiffy top hat.
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* NiceHat: A wide-brimmed farmer's hat, fitting for a scarecrow.
