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* [[Cargo Ship]]: In "The Gods Must Be Goosey", {{spoiler|the Goose and Eustae's Truck are getting married at the end of the episode.}}
* [[Complete Monster]]:
** Katz. A startlingly straight example for a kid's show: most of the villains are sort of cartoonishly ineffectual, even if they are loaded with [[Nightmare Fuel]], but Katz is a genuine psychopath. "Care for a bit of sport before dying, dear boy?"
** Mad Dog from "The Mask" also counts. He's a violently abusive and possessive gangleader who is hellbent on murdering someone just for being his girlfriend's best friend. When Bunny tries to escape him, he buries her alive as punishment and later attempts to run her down with his car for trying to escape with Courage. Yeah, at one point he "acts" like he cares, but given his other behavior, its easy to see this is just manipulating her emotions in order to keep her under his paw, a common tactic by real life abusers. Like Katz, he's also played startlingly straight with little comedy in his character at all.
* [[Crowning Music of Awesome]]:
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