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Rewatching the Hunchback of Nowhere episode and I noticed that Eustace had used Courage's name to call him

Is there any other episodes where he uses Courage's name besides the usual insults?

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u/Chanel_Carter — 4 days ago
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Sry if it’s similar to my regular show post

u/ApprehensiveChard374 — 5 days ago
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My Top 10 Episodes (This Was Hard af)

It pained me to have to eliminate at least eight other episodes. But these are the top ten episodes that I enjoyed the most.

(No particular order of favor)

  1. King Ramses’ Curse.
    —Classic. Probably one of the defining Courage episodes, featuring probably the most iconic and traumatizing cartoon villain of the 2000s (or ever).

  2. Freaky Fred.
    —Deliciously macabre in all the right ways. It’s an art piece that can be interpreted in an infinite amount of ways.

  3. Hunchback of Nowhere.
    —Condensed Hunchback of Notre-Dame story with a banger soundtrack and an adorable presentation.

  4. Courage in the Big Stinkin’ City.
    —I primarily like the setting and exploration of all the different locations. Feels like a fun adventure. Violin Girl steals the show.

  5. Forbidden Hat of Gold,

  6. Courage Under the Volcano,

  7. Squatting Tiger, Hidden Dog.
    —I love all of these for their various, creative adventures in geographical diverse locations. The plotline and transportation between different areas in each of them felt like a fun ride. In Squatting Tiger, Hidden Dog especially, the animation and action sequences were goated.

  8. Windmill Vandals.
    —Bone-chilling. The setting and vibe were pleasantly dread-inducing. The villains honestly scared me the most out of all the others when I was a kid. I also love the backstory and mechanics of the windmill and the teamwork between Courage, Eustace, and Muriel.

  9. Ball of Revenge
    —I’m such a sucker for teamups between characters from the past. Mostly all the iconic villains from the series are back and I’m so here for it. I do wish we could have gotten even more villains, but oh well.

  10. Remembrance of Courage Past.
    —Solid finale (yeah, I know Perfect was the last one technically, but the two were a joint episode). I seriously can’t watch it without crying, which shows how the show did such a good job over its course in making us love and care for the characters over time. Bravo. 👏

u/Lexabro-10mg — 13 days ago