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"What's yer offer?"

Courage was a rare show that actually embraced how unsettling early/low-budget CGI could be, turning a generic mummy with silly clown hair into an otherworldly nightmare that mentally scarred a whole generation of kids (and probably some grown adults too) by just standing there.
Naturally, 2D fanart ruins the effect. Alas.

"King Ramses' Curse" - Courage the Cowardly Dog
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Bumblebee358 Featured By Owner Feb 8, 2018 Student General Artist

omg is amazing style!!!!!

AnimeConverter Featured By Owner Jan 23, 2018 Student Digital Artist

Maybe not that scary in 2D, but still a really cool style.

PenciltipWorkshop Featured By Owner Jan 6, 2018 Hobbyist General Artist

definitely one of the most memorable courage monsters

Kiryu2012 Featured By Owner Nov 30, 2017

What's yer offer?

boogeyboy1 Featured By Owner Nov 20, 2017 Hobbyist Digital Artist

what's yer offer?

SuperSmashCynderLum Featured By Owner Nov 20, 2017 Student Digital Artist

Holy crud! I so remember this guy!

DoctorDarwin Featured By Owner Edited Nov 15, 2017 Hobbyist General Artist

I was more afraid of the Violin Girl

glowworm56 Featured By Owner Nov 13, 2017

The funny part is that I think I may be one of the rare few who wasn't afraid of King Ramses. Oddly enough, the second episode paired with this one "The Clutching Foot" was the one I found to be far more unsettling and disturbing--at least in the beginning when Eustace first gets the foot fungus and then takes a nap--only to wake up to find that his foot has massively increased in size and is now sucking him inside of itself. Afterwards, the episode is hilarious once the foot takes on sentience and starts talking like gangsters--especially the Edward G. Robinson Big Toe. However, that is a pretty gross looking fungus.

rizegreymon22 Featured By Owner Nov 24, 2017

You're not alone, I'm also one of the very few brave people who were never terrified by King Ramses when i was a child, I was more fascinated by that 3D effect that had. I think the reason why I never get terrified by him, was because when I was 3 years old I was traumatized when I entered a ghost train in the amusement park and nobody else was taken away that trauma, I think that's why I liked it watch shows like "Are you afraid of the dark?" or "Goosegumps", what I was afraid when i was kid is was all that contained blood.

Tet54 Featured By Owner Nov 13, 2017 Hobbyist General Artist

No, this is my slab. There are many like it, but this slab is mine, and not yours. Find your own slab, sir.

THE-FINAL-KURAIBLUE Featured By Owner Nov 13, 2017 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

DUDE, THAT THING SCARED THE SHIT OUTTA ME WHEN I WAS A CHILD.

edi19982 Featured By Owner Jan 15, 2018 Professional General Artist

Yes! That arm was fucked up!

Reyai-Bloodrose Featured By Owner Nov 13, 2017

Heh, nice try, Professor!

CJCroen Featured By Owner Edited Nov 12, 2017 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

"♪ ♫ KING RAAAAAAAAMSEEEEEEEEEES! (The man in gauze! The man in gauze! The man in gauze!) KING RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMSEEEEEEEEEEEEEES! ♪ ♫"
I feel like one of the things that makes this guy so memorable (besides his terrifying animation), was the fact that he was one of those villains who managed a perfect balance of terrifying and hilarious. His design and voice were horrifying, with his animation more or less turning him into a Lovecraftian terror of a mummy that looks so incredibly...wrong, compared to everything else. But then there's the fact that one of his plagues was nothing more than an incredibly loud and annoying record player and when Courage foils one of them, all he can respond with is a deadpan "Aw c'mon!"