Every time Courage defeated/befriended a villain (season 4)

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  @Madking12357 · 1 year ago

  One of the things I love most about Courage is that he didn't always need to defeat his enemies. Instead, he often chose to compassion, which ultimately led to his victories. Courage demonstrated that not every monster or frightening creature needs to be conquered; sometimes, the scariest-looking beings are actually the kindest souls who just need a little understanding. Courage wasn’t just one of the bravest dogs out there; he was also one of the kindest.

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• PO

  @poweroffriendship2.0 · 2 years ago

  The Veterinarian finally got the taste of his own medicine by sending him to outer space, just like what he did to Courage's parents that got the poor pup abandoned on the streets until Muriel shows up. It's sad that his parents will never get to meet their son, but at least the Vet got the karma that served cold.

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• EV

  @evankb15 · 2 years ago

  I like that the Cruel Veterinarian, arguably Courage's most personal and one of his final foes, is not a monster, demon, or any other such riff on the horror genre, but an ordinary human, yet still capable of some of the worst atrocities the show has encountered throughout its runtime. Just goes to show that at the end of the day, very real people still have the potential to be the biggest threats and demonstrate 'true horror', in the sense we can relate it to our everyday lives (maybe just not as exaggerated as sending our loved ones literally to the moon)

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• AL

  @alex0017 · 2 years ago

  Nobody deserved to die as much as that doctor, even in a show full of monsters and weird creatures he was the worst one.

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• LU

  @lutzillaジ · 2 years ago

  Eustace Bagge (fucking exploded)

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• SC

  @scifinerd17 · 2 years ago

  I loved when Courage helped save that poor goat’s broken back and trimmed his oversized horns. It was so satisfying and cathartic.

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• SH

  @shylar763 · 1 year ago (edited)

  This is what I love about Courage, he doesn't always defeat the villains he faces, he sometimes helps them, even if they were awful to him, best example is how he helped Kitty by saving Bunny like Kitty was HORRIBLE to him yet he did the right thing in the end, Courage seriously has a heart of gold, just like Muriel

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• SH

  @shylar763 · 1 year ago (edited)

  What's interesting about the Perfectionist teacher is I think it's the only villain that's completely in Courage's head, as the whole episode nobody can see her but him, plus she comes when Courage feels insecure about himself due to something Eustace said, she also disappears once Courage accepts that he is flawed, I think this particular villain is what sparked the "everything is in Courage's head" theory as well

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• KE

  @kewiired9271 · 2 years ago

  As depressing and sad as the veterinarian episode was, courage screaming into the stethoscope is so hilarious

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• SI

  @SilverByakuya · 2 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7UOYbbkigI&amp;t=345">5:45</a> Muriel was a second away from being in pieces. Good thing Eustace actually worked with Courage instead of arguing.

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• VA

  @varonman7283 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7UOYbbkigI&amp;t=636">10:36</a> Even if he wasn&apos;t the real Eustace and just a paper replica, it&apos;s wholesome seeing him actually happy not by his greed and calling Courage &quot;Nice dog&quot;, one of my favorite moments of the series is Eustace finding his inner kindness when he mistook Courage with a bald child (I know it was kid Eustace but he just meant to him as a random child)

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• AR

  @Ariaofeffect · 1 month ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7UOYbbkigI&amp;t=350">5:50</a> Eustace working together with courage without insulting him immediately after or during? it&apos;s a miracle!

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