On the other hand, the logo can be Nightmare Retardant for those who find the goofy tone of the mouth's laugh amusing.It's especially creepy in Season 1, where the mouth's animation is delayed - it smiles at us for a few seconds before letting out the laugh we all know and dread! Brrrr.The logo is literally just a disembodied, grungy, laughing Slasher Smile in the middle of a pitch-black void.

Even the Stretch Films Vanity Plate that appears after the credits isn't safe from Nightmare Fuel territory.There are plenty more, such as him screaming hard enough to either break to pieces or cause his skin to fly off his body, leaving behind his still-screaming skeleton.In 'Dome of Doom', Courage's scream cause his intestines come out of his body.'Night of the Scarecrow' has one scene where Courage literally screams his heart out of his mouth upon seeing an alien about to attack the farm.

In that same episode, when Courage sees Eustace and Muriel being experimented on by the two aliens, as he screams he sticks out his tongue, and various, smaller tongues are seen popping out of it.

Another one of his most grotesque screams is one from 'Courageous Cure', where, upon seeing the two aliens for the first time, all his organs explode out of his body as he turns inside out.

By far the scariest is the scream from 'Car Broke, Phone Yes' (the fourth clip in the video), where Courage utters an unholy banshee-esque high-pitched screech.

Some of Courage's screams can be very terrifying for younger viewers, especially when some of his body parts are deformed or his organs come outside.

Eustace gets bitten in half by the imaginary Kitty at one point as well.

Though they mostly happen in Courage's head, we see Muriel get decapitated not once, not twice, but three times over the course of the series, complete with detailed insides (with the role of the feared culprit being covered by Schwick, by Kitty and once for real by the Shadow who goes the extra mile and displays Muriel tearing out her own head).

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