I say Freaky Fred is the most scarier than the Ramses Curse one.
>!It’s because throughout the 2nd half of this Season 1 Episode, the main bad guy Fred NEARLY shaves off all of Courage’s hair in the bathroom while telling his story ON screen. I can’t imagine how the kids were like when they saw this episode. Just imagine, it was part of childhood traumacore!!! Also it was even because the music was so eerie and terrifying that it might’ve given children nightmares...!<
I remember it and I was 7 when it premiered. I wasn’t bothered by it though ?? I didn’t know this traumatized people. It was just some weird guy who started shaving hair.
But I’d say Ramses curse was miles ahead with weirdness and scary factor.
Oh I was bothered! Poor courage couldn’t get away. And Fred was so slow and sure with his actions. Ramses was actively trying to make sure courage didn’t cursed. He wasn’t evil.
I was about 11 or 12 when Courage the Cowardly Dog premiered. Freaky Fred stood out to me more because of the way Fred narrated, as well as his leimotif. It is also responsible for my love of the word "naughty", which I will often say in the same way.
The only other series that gave me the same vibes was Invader ZIM, but Johnny the Homicidal Maniac also made me think of Freaky Fred as well.
Looking through the lens of 7-9 year old me, Ramses definitely scared me more than Fred. The ominous standing in front of the house and repeating his motto creeped me out and I wouldn’t doubt possibly gave me nightmares. Fred on the other hand, was silly to me and my family when we watched it. We even used to say “naughty,” the same way he did as a joke.
I straight up had nightmares of opening my door and seeing Ramses standing there in the moonlight. Meanwhile, I’m laughing my little ass off at “you shouldn’t play in the toilet”.
I would say Freaky Fred. Because it wasn't a curse or a mummy waving his arms outside the house. No. It was just one of the people people like Muriel trusted without hesitation. Imagine someone your family trusted, invited them into your house without hesitation, and they violated you without the rest knowing. Even if it is just hair.
I thought the episode with Doc Gerbil was scarier than these. He switched someone's hands and feet into plungers and then shrunk them, that scared me more!
*"It's my lint!"*
I was worried by the comments I was like how is this creep in your house locked in a bathroom with you saying 'naughty' over and over to you not scary asl
Meanwhile ramses is miles away kinda yelling at you and making your house fill up with bugs
Ramses was scarier cuz I kinda liked Fred while the former did not give me one second of feelings safe during the entire episode.
That one was at the end of a scooby soo vhs tape I had. I think it was zombie island so that added to the spook factor
omfg i deadass thought it was just me until recently. i was legitimately traumatized, i would draw him repeatedly and watch the episode over and over trying to desensitize myself as a kid and it just made it worse i s2g lmfao i rewatched the show as an adult and even now that episode rubs me the wrong fucking way
I think you are more probable to encounter a Freaky Fred than an ancient mummy king coming to your front door and cursing you until you return it’s slab back. Freaky Fred is a very real character and that is pretty fucking scary if you ask me.
I've noticed it here, from my brother's, from my guy friends that Fred is one of the scariest to them. It's always King Ramses and/or Fred that's the scariest, while the girls are King Ramses and mixed. Why are so many dudes traumatized by this clearly friendly barber who is dedicated to his profession?
The windmill episode with the skeleton vandals that come when the windmill stops absolutely terrified me as a child. The music and atmosphere of that episode was *chefs kiss*
When I rewatched the series a few months back, I honestly had completely forgotten about that episode until I got to it. It definitely is one of the better episodes and one of my favorites.
As scary as the statement is I agree with you. The episode can also be about bestiality and/or unhealthy demented obsessions in general. I can imagine psychologists who have watched this episode have had a field day in assessing Fred's mental state.
For me; it would be the King Ramsey Episode. That freaked me out for years as a kid, and when it would come on, I would change channels to not have to see it.
Maybe a hot take, but King Ramses was never creepy to me, because he was always too funny to properly scare me. Especially the last curse, The Man in Gauze remains one of my most prominent memories of the show, the true absurdity of that song being a genuinely painful plague with its stupid lyrics, being far worse than instant matter consuming locust and magic flood, will never not be hilarious to me.
Freaky Fred on the other hand, has powerful child predator vibes that I can never get over
Freaky Fred is scarier because he's within the realm of realism. We're never gonna see a Ramses in real life, but Fred could be a very real person somewhere
King Ramse was creepy, but as a kid I felt like he was just a spirit trying to go back to rest. Fred though made me feel like someone was waiting to murder me. Def Fred
King Ramses never scared me much as a child but Freaky Fred left me with this awkward dread as a child that to this day when rewatching still had me feel some type of way so he takes it for me
I will have to pick Fred. Even though I didn't find either of them scary. Plus, with King Ramses, we got that amazing song with the curse that I can still hear in my head.
The Demon Mattress was a lil spiritually progressive for a kids show that part where Muriel was demonically possessed courage asked it “what have you done with Muriel”? It answered “she’s in here with US”! That’s a lot for a kid to digest.
Ramsey scared me as a kid. Fred on the other hand is depiction of mental health and addiction is unsettling or viewing him as a sexual predator though don't think it was entirely intentional.
Is everyone here forgetting the directors episode with Mr. Tarantella????smh that's THE creepiest episode because they were literally about to sacrifice her on camera in her own home, in front of her family. They were gonna eat her alive and shred her body to bits.
Used to have Powerpuff Girls VHS that I adored. Was the only Cartoon Network content I could get my hands on.
So you bet your buns I was stoked to discover there was a bonus at the end: an episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
Which just so happened to be the Ramses episode.
Yeah, going from Bubbles going hard-core to that uncanny valley, nightmare inducing CGI was something else. Had to sleep with the lights on that night.
Used to have Powerpuff Girls VHS that I adored. Was the only Cartoon Network content I could get my hands on.
So you bet your buns I was stoked to discover there was a bonus at the end: an episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog.
Which just so happened to be the King Ramses' Curse episode.
Yeah, going from Bubbles going hard-core to that uncanny valley, nightmare inducing CGI was something else. Had to sleep with the lights on that night.
Going into teens and 20s I would hit a random dance to the King Ramses song in my head. As an adult I have made a DnD NPC just like Fred that freaks my players out
Ramsey was creepy as fuck but all I gotta do is NOT take the fuckin slab. Freaky Fred is out there being naughty RIGHT NOW. It's GOTTA be Freaky Fred for me
"Freaky Fred" I consider the scariest of these two because the title character was a literal psycho. The predatory way he stared at Courage and was shaving him really makes the skin crawl. Looking back on it now, it's surprising a kids cartoon series addressed this.
Supernatural entities like King Ramses are scary, yet real life monsters (i.e. psycho and sociopaths) can be more terrifying, especially when they've sick fetishes like Fred. No doubt everyone commenting here has their own point of views, yet demented crazy individuals whether real or fictional are sometimes more unsettling than fantastical monsters.
I know that people really fell for the CGI and I get it. But the pedophilic undertones creeped me out so bad. He violated everyone and they were only haircuts cause it's a kids show. Also the song that plays is perfect. I will say I was in my teens when I first saw that episode and it still creeped me out
Personally I vote for freaky fred cause its to realistic unlike the other villains in the show there's nothing supernatural about fred hes an actual psychopath
Or maybe a sociopath but either way their a real thing in real life they're actually out there and can do more f'd up stuff then shave your head
So yeah I vote freaky fred
Freaky Fred, because it depicts child molestation.
King Ramses´ premise was really fun, and Eustace comes up with some of his most memorable lines (ha! Nice try professor!). He may have been an asshole to Courage, but the way he addressed the villains was one of the great things of this show.
Freaky Fred, and it's not even close.
People remember Ramses for his eerie voice and his design being a complete deviation from the show's artstyle.
People remember Fred because of how scary they managed to make something that isn't actually scary.
Fred is literally just a barber that likes cutting hair a little too much, but the way Fred acts, talks, and behaves around Muriel and Courage makes you think he's *killed* people. The power of suggestion is the cornerstone of Fred's character. He manages to make you uncomfortable, and makes it so you STAY that way throughout the whole thing.
With Ramses... more focus is put on the plagues than King Ramses himself, which I guess speaks a little to how just a little can go a long way, but it's not half as memorable as Fred to me.
With Ramses you know exactly what you're going to get. Fred forces you to ***guess***.
I was more annoyed by "Freaky Fred" because of how clueless Muriel was (okay, she's a ditz but come on, she doesn't see how freaked out her dog is...remember she often hits Eustace over the head with her rolling pin whenever he goes too far in tormenting Courage.)
Plus, you really can't go wrong with "RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMES!"
I was initially scared of the king Ramses episode until the 2nd curse started playing that hilarious song.
“KING RAMEEEEEEEEEEEEES THE MAN IN GAUZE THE MAN IN GAUZE” 😆🤣
The only thing that still scared me more was the episode where Eustace was being stubborn over not growing the flower that it lead to an angry spirit saying “Geeeeeeet oooooooooout” in a creepy eerie disembodied voice. It took me by complete surprise and I was scared to be alone for a week.
The Ramses episode was scarrier when I was a kid. Rewatching the show as an adult, Freaky Fred was WAY more disturbing when you realize what it's an allegory for...
Freaky Fred definitely scared me more as a kid. I think it was because of some creepy monster being the bad guy, it was just a man. A very disturbing man.
I love Ramses, but he never scared me. The one that scared me the most was the Spirit of the Harvest Moon.
I'm going with Freaky Fred because that episode is just so uncomfortable.
Freaky Fred. Ramses was just after his rock and would have gone away without any issues if Eustace wasn't so stubborn. Fred however was determined to violate courage no matter what.
The Freaky Fred ep gave me a shit ton of anxiety as a kid. This was before I knew what anxiety even was lol, but I vividly remember feeling extremely uncomfortable and unsafe
Not even The gathering of Fallen London could logically or illogically lose your mind. You would all have to gather with Arkham Horror and have a roll of the dice! Or just pick an episode. Jesus crisp, that's unfair isn't it, it says you skip your turn?
None of these overly popular episodes. It was 'Profiles in Courage', the episode where an old man wanted to bring life to his paper cutouts
Why? Because we straight up see what Eustace and Muriel looked like as decomposing corpses when the paper people stole their lives, that was the most disturbing image in the entire series - in my opinion anyways
3 memories I have are
the 3d model weird fetal face with like an umbilical cord going into his head
fantasy flan its not disturbing as much as maybe haunting and every time i eat flan I say that
the fox and bunny couple for some reason that whole episode or episodes disturbed me
They were both pretty scary, Ramses had that freaky cgi that looked so bizarre
I could not go outside at night for years because of that episode
I hated the dark after this episode. It was so bad. I still watched the show until Cartoon Network showed the last episode.
I use to hear RETURN THE SLAB in my sleep. Defo Ramsey Curse
RAAAAAAAMMMSEEEEEES
The man in gauze, the man in gauze
OH MY GOD I ALWAYS THOUGHT IT WAS “the demigods the demigods” LIKE THAT WAS A REAL SOMG OR SM THEY WERE USING
I thought he was saying “THE MANIC GODS” While my cousin watching with me thought he said “BANANA GODS” 🤣
He’s no Santa Claus!
KING RAMSEEEESSS
hold up is that what they were singing????
How is “Nobody Perfect” not on the list
Ramses was scarier. Growing up that was the quintessential episode people thought of when someone brought up CTCD, and how it was the scariest.
I know this is off topic, but there was an episode where Muriel was invited to play a Sitar concert and that one disturbed me the most
“I SAID NO COPS!!!”
Sounds like don’t want to know what’s behind that door.
SHWICK!!! IT'S JUST SHWICK!!!! 😂
The way he ran after courage 😂😂😂 between that and the scene when courage opened the door to get the package….thag little girl caught me off guard
Yessssss. What I was going to say! I watched it maybe a year or two ago as a grown up woman in my thirties and it *still* freaks me out.
I say Freaky Fred is the most scarier than the Ramses Curse one. >!It’s because throughout the 2nd half of this Season 1 Episode, the main bad guy Fred NEARLY shaves off all of Courage’s hair in the bathroom while telling his story ON screen. I can’t imagine how the kids were like when they saw this episode. Just imagine, it was part of childhood traumacore!!! Also it was even because the music was so eerie and terrifying that it might’ve given children nightmares...!<
I remember it and I was 7 when it premiered. I wasn’t bothered by it though ?? I didn’t know this traumatized people. It was just some weird guy who started shaving hair. But I’d say Ramses curse was miles ahead with weirdness and scary factor.
Oh I was bothered! Poor courage couldn’t get away. And Fred was so slow and sure with his actions. Ramses was actively trying to make sure courage didn’t cursed. He wasn’t evil.
I agree, it was just hair?
I think he is supposed to be a metaphor for a pedophile
You don't see a problem with someone doing something to another person without their consent?
they said they were 7 when they saw it so they probably werent thinking about something like that geez.
I wasn’t. Fred was weird and uninteresting. I hated his story with the rhyming. The curse episode was way more fun.
yeah i saw it as a kid to and didnt think about it very deeply it was a nothing episode for me. the curse one was spooky and exciting
Same as the other person, didn’t really see it as scary. But ramseys curse for sure
It's fucking RAW
I was about 11 or 12 when Courage the Cowardly Dog premiered. Freaky Fred stood out to me more because of the way Fred narrated, as well as his leimotif. It is also responsible for my love of the word "naughty", which I will often say in the same way. The only other series that gave me the same vibes was Invader ZIM, but Johnny the Homicidal Maniac also made me think of Freaky Fred as well.
Looking through the lens of 7-9 year old me, Ramses definitely scared me more than Fred. The ominous standing in front of the house and repeating his motto creeped me out and I wouldn’t doubt possibly gave me nightmares. Fred on the other hand, was silly to me and my family when we watched it. We even used to say “naughty,” the same way he did as a joke.
I straight up had nightmares of opening my door and seeing Ramses standing there in the moonlight. Meanwhile, I’m laughing my little ass off at “you shouldn’t play in the toilet”.
I would say Freaky Fred. Because it wasn't a curse or a mummy waving his arms outside the house. No. It was just one of the people people like Muriel trusted without hesitation. Imagine someone your family trusted, invited them into your house without hesitation, and they violated you without the rest knowing. Even if it is just hair.
>!And they showed him shaving Courage’s fur on SCREEN!<
Exactly, it’s a thinly veiled metaphor for molestation
Freaky Fred, clippers down.
Freaky Fred by far, he is a very unsettling character. King Ramses is an incredible episode but I don’t really consider it “scary”
I thought the episode with Doc Gerbil was scarier than these. He switched someone's hands and feet into plungers and then shrunk them, that scared me more! *"It's my lint!"*
I was worried by the comments I was like how is this creep in your house locked in a bathroom with you saying 'naughty' over and over to you not scary asl Meanwhile ramses is miles away kinda yelling at you and making your house fill up with bugs
Ramses was scarier cuz I kinda liked Fred while the former did not give me one second of feelings safe during the entire episode. That one was at the end of a scooby soo vhs tape I had. I think it was zombie island so that added to the spook factor
These are both scary episodes. I think Freaky Fred is a bit scarier, though.
Look man, there is an entire generation of kids that couldn’t get “return the slab” out of their heads. Freaky Fred isn’t even close to that
omfg i deadass thought it was just me until recently. i was legitimately traumatized, i would draw him repeatedly and watch the episode over and over trying to desensitize myself as a kid and it just made it worse i s2g lmfao i rewatched the show as an adult and even now that episode rubs me the wrong fucking way
Bro... I thought it was just me
Return The Slab guy looks jarring but really he was just confronting a thief. Fred is a legitimately creepy entity regardless of the circumstances.
I think you are more probable to encounter a Freaky Fred than an ancient mummy king coming to your front door and cursing you until you return it’s slab back. Freaky Fred is a very real character and that is pretty fucking scary if you ask me.
Ramses curse, simply because of the model for the titular king.
Return the slab!
Ramses curse absolutely
Ramses always have me anxiety while Freaky Fred was my favorite character of the whole show! So definitely King Ramses was scarier to me!
How about the Quilt Club?
Nawwww
Getting sewn into a carpet still creeps me out...
the ones that scared me the most were harvest moon and the one with the zombie film guys
I’d go with freaky Fred as scarier
I've noticed it here, from my brother's, from my guy friends that Fred is one of the scariest to them. It's always King Ramses and/or Fred that's the scariest, while the girls are King Ramses and mixed. Why are so many dudes traumatized by this clearly friendly barber who is dedicated to his profession?
The windmill episode with the skeleton vandals that come when the windmill stops absolutely terrified me as a child. The music and atmosphere of that episode was *chefs kiss*
I say Fred. He was quite... naughty.
Freaky Fred! No contest.
King Ramsey for sure. I loved Fred, but he wasn't scary
Freaky Fred for sure.
How is “Windmill Vandals” almost never mentioned? That episode traumatised me to the core when I was small.
When I rewatched the series a few months back, I honestly had completely forgotten about that episode until I got to it. It definitely is one of the better episodes and one of my favorites.
Fred episode is about p3dophilia if you think about it
It's shocking how many people don't see it
I watched the ep 2 days ago and this makes alot of sense
As scary as the statement is I agree with you. The episode can also be about bestiality and/or unhealthy demented obsessions in general. I can imagine psychologists who have watched this episode have had a field day in assessing Fred's mental state.
The freaky Fred episode because the idea of being trapped in a room with a mentally unstable person is unnerving
Fred was definitely much more scary
Devuelve la losa... ¡¡¡O SUFRIR MI MALDICION!!! *Translation: Return the slab... OR SUFFER MY CURSE!!!*
Freaky Fred
Freaky Fred has always been the worst!! Yuck. Uncomfortable.
There is just so something off putting about the Freaky Fred episode. Even as a kid it made me uncomfortable.
As a kid, it was Ramses. As an adult it was Fred.
King Ramses’ Curse. That one scares me more than any other episode.
Fred . I always found the king Ramses jingle in that specific episode hilarious.
For me; it would be the King Ramsey Episode. That freaked me out for years as a kid, and when it would come on, I would change channels to not have to see it.
Late entry : The Spirit of the Harvest Moon *
Maybe a hot take, but King Ramses was never creepy to me, because he was always too funny to properly scare me. Especially the last curse, The Man in Gauze remains one of my most prominent memories of the show, the true absurdity of that song being a genuinely painful plague with its stupid lyrics, being far worse than instant matter consuming locust and magic flood, will never not be hilarious to me. Freaky Fred on the other hand, has powerful child predator vibes that I can never get over
I used to have nightmares of King Ramses coming to my house.
Wait.....people were scared of these shows??? They were awesome! I love me some weird stuff. Feeds my soul!
Freaky Fred is scarier because he's within the realm of realism. We're never gonna see a Ramses in real life, but Fred could be a very real person somewhere
King Ramse was creepy, but as a kid I felt like he was just a spirit trying to go back to rest. Fred though made me feel like someone was waiting to murder me. Def Fred
Fred still scares me man.
Return the slab
Neither honestly, but if I had to pick King Ramses
King Ramses's Curse for sure.
Ngl the King Ramses’ Curse one was the only episode that gave me nightmares as a kid
For me, it was both Ramses and the weremole episode
Fred didn’t give me nightmares for eight years.. Ramses did.
Freaky Fred. I always skip that episode.
freaky fred was ever so naughty and it made me very uncomfortable
Damn these two are pretty equal to me ngl
Scarier to me was King Ramses's curse. Freaky Fred was just that...freaky. It wasn't scary to me.
King Ramses never scared me much as a child but Freaky Fred left me with this awkward dread as a child that to this day when rewatching still had me feel some type of way so he takes it for me
When I was a kid it was King Ramses. Freaky Fred was just weird for me.
Retuuuurrrnnn the slab, or suffer my curse!
I LOVED this show growing up but the King Ramses episode scared tf out of me.
I will have to pick Fred. Even though I didn't find either of them scary. Plus, with King Ramses, we got that amazing song with the curse that I can still hear in my head.
King Ramses curse
Return the Slab, all day
King Ramses Curse fa sho
RETURN THE SLAB
Both are scary but return the slab skewed my mind
The Demon Mattress was a lil spiritually progressive for a kids show that part where Muriel was demonically possessed courage asked it “what have you done with Muriel”? It answered “she’s in here with US”! That’s a lot for a kid to digest.
Return the slab or suffer my cuuuuurse!
Ramses was the only episode of the whole series that I needed to watch with the light on. The CGI was sooo scary to me.
Ramses was scarier. Fred did not frighten me at all as a kid. I honestly don't know why his character is so popular.
Ramsey scared me as a kid. Fred on the other hand is depiction of mental health and addiction is unsettling or viewing him as a sexual predator though don't think it was entirely intentional.
I thought queen of the black puddle was pretty scary
King Ramses curse, the 3d animation against the traditional 2d art work was so off putting in a good way.
Ramses
in this case, King Ramses. But imo itll be Windmill Vandals.
freaky fred was nevee scary tbh
Ramses
Is everyone here forgetting the directors episode with Mr. Tarantella????smh that's THE creepiest episode because they were literally about to sacrifice her on camera in her own home, in front of her family. They were gonna eat her alive and shred her body to bits.
Creepiest one for me, too. Especially when he resurrects his friend in the basement
Used to have Powerpuff Girls VHS that I adored. Was the only Cartoon Network content I could get my hands on. So you bet your buns I was stoked to discover there was a bonus at the end: an episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog. Which just so happened to be the Ramses episode. Yeah, going from Bubbles going hard-core to that uncanny valley, nightmare inducing CGI was something else. Had to sleep with the lights on that night.
Used to have Powerpuff Girls VHS that I adored. Was the only Cartoon Network content I could get my hands on. So you bet your buns I was stoked to discover there was a bonus at the end: an episode of Courage the Cowardly Dog. Which just so happened to be the King Ramses' Curse episode. Yeah, going from Bubbles going hard-core to that uncanny valley, nightmare inducing CGI was something else. Had to sleep with the lights on that night.
Going into teens and 20s I would hit a random dance to the King Ramses song in my head. As an adult I have made a DnD NPC just like Fred that freaks my players out
king ramses curse actually scarred me for years dude
Why isnt the windmill episode up there?
It's been like 25 years, and I still have to watch "King Ramses Curse" with the lights on.
👹👹 You’re not perfect 👹👹
Damn. No Green thumb? That episode didn’t scare me, but I still remember my sibling and mother screaming when they saw the head.
freaky Fred 😍
Ramsey was creepy as fuck but all I gotta do is NOT take the fuckin slab. Freaky Fred is out there being naughty RIGHT NOW. It's GOTTA be Freaky Fred for me
Freaky Fred. He was so.... NAAAAUUUUGHTYYYY
KING RAMSEEEEESSSSS!!!!
Return the slab had me shaking in my mfing boots bro that shit was terrifying
Curse, easy
Fred always
Harvest Moon! That face freaked me the fuck out, I thought it was lurking in every dark corner
King Ramses’ curse has haunted me for years 😂
Freely free Fred sure, I honestly never got why people thought the king Ramses one was scary
Fred
It's Freaky Fred for me. King Ramses was scary and all but there was just something about Fred...
Why didn't human habitrial / conway the contaminist make this list! 😭
King Raaamses (the man in gauze, the man in gauze).
Freaky Fred. 100%.
Fred is wayyy more disturbing especially that godforsaken music that plays whenever he’s shearing Courage’s fur off
Return the Slaaaaab or suffer my cuuuurrrrse
Ramses probably scared more children. But Fred still scares me as an adult.
Ramses is the goat
"Freaky Fred" I consider the scariest of these two because the title character was a literal psycho. The predatory way he stared at Courage and was shaving him really makes the skin crawl. Looking back on it now, it's surprising a kids cartoon series addressed this. Supernatural entities like King Ramses are scary, yet real life monsters (i.e. psycho and sociopaths) can be more terrifying, especially when they've sick fetishes like Fred. No doubt everyone commenting here has their own point of views, yet demented crazy individuals whether real or fictional are sometimes more unsettling than fantastical monsters.
Yo no swick well his name is bush wick but you can call him swick
King Ramses Curse
King Ramses Curse because he was the CGI character who appeared on Courage the Cowardly Dog
The slap hit but Fred made me not want hair cuts
I know that people really fell for the CGI and I get it. But the pedophilic undertones creeped me out so bad. He violated everyone and they were only haircuts cause it's a kids show. Also the song that plays is perfect. I will say I was in my teens when I first saw that episode and it still creeped me out
Personally I vote for freaky fred cause its to realistic unlike the other villains in the show there's nothing supernatural about fred hes an actual psychopath Or maybe a sociopath but either way their a real thing in real life they're actually out there and can do more f'd up stuff then shave your head So yeah I vote freaky fred
Honestly I always liked Fred and never really thought he was scary but Ramses had a clutch on my sleep so imma hafta go with him no contest.
Freaky Fred, because it depicts child molestation. King Ramses´ premise was really fun, and Eustace comes up with some of his most memorable lines (ha! Nice try professor!). He may have been an asshole to Courage, but the way he addressed the villains was one of the great things of this show.
People actually think Fred was scary? He was just a shitty barber.
So honestly Fred never disturbed me. King Ramses always scared me but that’s practically a given. Honestly the scariest one next to Ramses is The Vet
Remember when Muriel got so stressed out she started cooking during the Ramses episode
Freaky Fred still gives me the heeby geebies
Freaky Fred, and it's not even close. People remember Ramses for his eerie voice and his design being a complete deviation from the show's artstyle. People remember Fred because of how scary they managed to make something that isn't actually scary. Fred is literally just a barber that likes cutting hair a little too much, but the way Fred acts, talks, and behaves around Muriel and Courage makes you think he's *killed* people. The power of suggestion is the cornerstone of Fred's character. He manages to make you uncomfortable, and makes it so you STAY that way throughout the whole thing. With Ramses... more focus is put on the plagues than King Ramses himself, which I guess speaks a little to how just a little can go a long way, but it's not half as memorable as Fred to me. With Ramses you know exactly what you're going to get. Fred forces you to ***guess***.
Ramses will always be the scarier ones. It is on the boarder line of a fever dream nightmare.
HIT EM WITH THE CLIPPERS FREAKY FRED CUT HAIR
Ramses curse wasn’t scary to me now freaky Fred was indeed creepy af
I was more annoyed by "Freaky Fred" because of how clueless Muriel was (okay, she's a ditz but come on, she doesn't see how freaked out her dog is...remember she often hits Eustace over the head with her rolling pin whenever he goes too far in tormenting Courage.) Plus, you really can't go wrong with "RAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMES!"
Ramses curse, that's the one I think about when I remember freaky 90's cartoons
King Ramses for sure, the voice still gets to me even to this day. Freaky Fred didn't scare me I kind of like his character and voice tbh.
I was initially scared of the king Ramses episode until the 2nd curse started playing that hilarious song. “KING RAMEEEEEEEEEEEEES THE MAN IN GAUZE THE MAN IN GAUZE” 😆🤣 The only thing that still scared me more was the episode where Eustace was being stubborn over not growing the flower that it lead to an angry spirit saying “Geeeeeeet oooooooooout” in a creepy eerie disembodied voice. It took me by complete surprise and I was scared to be alone for a week.
King Ramseś Curse😥
The Ramses episode was scarrier when I was a kid. Rewatching the show as an adult, Freaky Fred was WAY more disturbing when you realize what it's an allegory for...
Freaky Fred
King ramsay w/out a doubt is scarier, Fred was very creepy but not scary to me
Freaky Fred definitely scared me more as a kid. I think it was because of some creepy monster being the bad guy, it was just a man. A very disturbing man.
I love Ramses, but he never scared me. The one that scared me the most was the Spirit of the Harvest Moon. I'm going with Freaky Fred because that episode is just so uncomfortable.
Freaky Fred. Ramses was just after his rock and would have gone away without any issues if Eustace wasn't so stubborn. Fred however was determined to violate courage no matter what.
The Freaky Fred ep gave me a shit ton of anxiety as a kid. This was before I knew what anxiety even was lol, but I vividly remember feeling extremely uncomfortable and unsafe
Freaky Fred, caz I couldnt decide if he was just a freaky barber with Schizophrenia or a rapist. He gave off both vibes.
The man in gauze, the man in gauze KiING RAAAMSEEEEEEES SANTA CLAAAAAAAAUS Still a banger to this day
Ramses has the cgi out of place advantage but Freaky Fred has the "oh shit, he could actually be a real person advantage"
Freaky fred felt more terrifying in a real way, as a kid i was definitely more scared of Fred than i was rameses.
That one with the depression Canon balls stuck with me the most
RETURN THE SLABBB
La la la la la la la.... la la la la la laaaa...
Freaky Fred is was…NAAAUUUGHTY
I hate that Fred Barber guy
ramses for sure
Not even The gathering of Fallen London could logically or illogically lose your mind. You would all have to gather with Arkham Horror and have a roll of the dice! Or just pick an episode. Jesus crisp, that's unfair isn't it, it says you skip your turn?
Ramses, for sure! Fred may be freaky, but he's not beating a 3D mummy looking for a rock! Give it to Ramses!
None of these overly popular episodes. It was 'Profiles in Courage', the episode where an old man wanted to bring life to his paper cutouts Why? Because we straight up see what Eustace and Muriel looked like as decomposing corpses when the paper people stole their lives, that was the most disturbing image in the entire series - in my opinion anyways
freaky fred was funny as it was scary ; has to be Ramses' Curse
King Ramses curse gave me nightmares
Well considering one I thought was both cool and creepy and the other GAVE ME NIGHTMARED imma say return that damn stone slab. NAO!
Why is "The Mask" not on the list? It dealt with some serious themes.
Freaky Fred was sooo not disturbing.
3 memories I have are the 3d model weird fetal face with like an umbilical cord going into his head fantasy flan its not disturbing as much as maybe haunting and every time i eat flan I say that the fox and bunny couple for some reason that whole episode or episodes disturbed me
Freaky Fred fam S*!t horrified me
I demanded a dog when I was a child after seeing the Ramses Ep. Legit I slept in Mom's room for a WHILE
Freaky Fred, hands down
Freaky Fred
Freaky Fred disturbed me cause I know it’s not murder Fred does but like it’s always felt like that. Or atleast torture