Scariest cartoons!

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Many of us remember our favorite cartoons fondly. But sometimes, they can be downright chilling, even scary, even nightmare inducing.

There are two examples I get from people: The Brave Little Toaster and The Adventures of Mark Twain.

My example is from Courage the Cowardly Dog. I'll admit, as much as I loved Courage, sometimes he went through the most creepy stuff! An episode that used to give me nightmares was The Great Fusilli. Think about it. A guy travels the world seeking only to exploit the desires of those who perform on his stage, turning them into puppets. At the end of the episode, Courage has obviously gone insane, living his life as if normal with the puppets of his owners... (their dead bodies if you will!)

Brrrrr.
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The Powerpuff Girls. Specifically, Him.

I can't be the only one who was terrified by this guy as a kid. Heck, he still terrifies me. >_>




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This creeped me out along with...
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The old Scooby-Doo cartoons. Jesus Christ, that stuff was spooky. When you're about five, watching these guys skulk around an abandoned museum/castle/swamp with the most chilling music ever playing in your ears:

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Kinda gives you chills.
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Lol yeah.
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As a kid? Yes, I was terrified of that stuff. But now it's just funny. I'm still not too fond of Courage the Cowardly Dog though...
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Yeah that one still creeps me out. I keep thinking, "What if I lived in that place."
That place is like a nightmare.
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Yeah... those can creep you out. Specially the rat dude
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For me it was The Simpsons... One episode gave me nightmares 0.0
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Scooby Doo would give me night mares when I was REALLY little... :( *shudders*
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Betty Boop. it was so scary watching that black and white thing. She was in a bus and people were annoying her
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