"Courage the Cowardly Dog: The Great Fusilli Theory" Creepypasta

[@maldonisthelynx513]

This episode was scarier than King Rameses.

[@undeadskull6272]

Animation and Alton Towers Fan yes cuz of the ending

[@cherrijelly5235]

Yeah. . .

[@shen8976]

I use more disturbing than scarier

[@undercoverbackup9134]

The end scene is a joke by the animators. Due to the punch lune

[@katelynbodiford5680]

Daffye Taffy Or maybe Courage found a way to turn them both to normal with the help of his Computer offscreen.

[@janelle9998]

very funny "joke"...

[@desertflax4850]

I never believed the Fusilli theory. The show seemed like every episode was different and no continuity between the episodes. But even assuming there is, it's very easy that Courage used the computer between season 1 and 2 to bring Eustace and Muriel back to life, since he so often went to the computer for help. So by the beginning of season 2 Courage had revived/brought back Eustace and Muriel. If Dilworth wanted Courage to be delusional, you'd think he would've confirmed this theory.

[@ashuri599]

they aren't revived. we are viewing courage's perspective through his imaginations. meaning, those bodies were already dead but controlled by a puppet and looks alive because of courage's imaginations.

[@desertflax4850]

+ CubedNoob Seasons 2-4 being Courage's imagination is only a fan theory without any evidence or confirmation from the production team to support it. Unless Dilworth or someone who worked on the series confirms this as true, then the show being Courage's imagination is nothing more than a baseless theory. What you state is unsubstantiated.

[@almightybogza]

raspberry muffin I wouldnt call it baseless.It has more than enough proof.The thing is its one of those theories im which if they dont confirm it we will never know. p.s.Your argmuent that he could find a way to bring them back to life is more baseless than the theory.

[@clementmukundji5526]

I agree with you

[@katelynbodiford5680]

Clément Mukundji Courage probably found a way to change Muriel and Eustace back to normal with the help of his Computer offscreen

[@katelynbodiford5680]

Courage probably found a way to change Muriel and Eustace back to normal with the help of his Computer offscreen

[@lisettegarcia7013]

And he might have called Shirley to do a reverse incantation.

[@kidsIIIII009]

Or maybe asking Dr Vindaloo for a cure

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@lisettegarcia7013 Yeah and I also ship Courage and Shirely too.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@kidsIIIII009 That works too and Shirely helping too

[@katelynbodiford5680]

I'm pretty sure that Courage turned Muriel and Eustace back to normal by cutting the strings off of them both and cutting the strings off turned them back to normal. I bet that's how you save someone who's been turned into a puppet cutting the strings off frees them from the Spell.

[@lisettegarcia7013]

Yeah, maybe he looked up the answer on the Internet, did the procedure, and called Shirley to do a reverse incantation. And what do you explain the Scooby-doo gang being with Courage, Muriel, and Eustace? That would mean they also went crazy if theory became true.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@lisettegarcia7013 Yeah I agree and Shirely is good at helping him too.

[@madhatter6790]

I looked up the name Fusilli, it comes from the word fuso meaning spindle in Italian. Which sort of fits considering he turns people into puppets via magic strings

[@dwarkasharansinwal3113]

anybody remember the episode katz klub where all family members turned into some helicopter washing machine and crane and in the end of the episode everything remains the same but next episode everything came back to normal its just a fun show dude where anything happens in the end and next episode everything turns into normal we have also seen eustace dies many times in king ramse curse and in weremole episode also in snowman cometh but after these episodes everything gets back to normal its just like GTA games there a person dies and later respawns even in windmill episode every family member was beheaded in the end but later everyone came back to normal

[@katrinamakovoza9340]

Whoever was the maker of the story forgot that there is 4 seasons

[@ashuri599]

courage used his imagination to use the puppets. he thought it would keep his life going on. he believed so. and he might want us to believe that they are still alive through courage's imagination. which makes this theory so god damn scary

[@katelynbodiford5680]

CubedNoob The Great Fusilli Alligator reminds me of the Puppeteer from Creepypasta.

[@kingpeso4240]

CubedNoob mega reach

[@totallynoteverything1.]

@@ashuri599 yeah but the Computer still exists

[@purple1441]

I stg. If they didn't make a Season 2, this would have been the END OF THE ENTIRE SERIES.

[@janelle9998]

this is pretty much the same thing some other dude said about it. but DID YOU *HAVE* TO ADD THE CREEPY MUSIC AND OLD SCREEN EFFECT?! The end of this video also left me feeling like.. "IS THAT IT??"

[@coryguyton4104]

Before everybody starts being mean to the uploader thinking that he's ruining your childhood, just know that he's only explaining his THEORY. He never says that this is a fact.

[@robertsimon2885]

While I love a good scary story now and then, I'm gonna go with the more cartoon logical approach. Courage didn't wanna be alone and control the puppets of Muriel and Eustace forever, so he went to Shirley the Medium or some other source of magic/wishes and wished for them to return to normal. The price is Courage's ability to speak, which is probably why we haven't heard him speak in later seasons. After the spell has been casted/the wish is granted, the couple returned to normal, not remembering what happened to them. So they went back to the farm for dinner. But Eustace being Eustace, he gives Courage one last scare for the day. Courage screams like always and they return home.

[@lisettegarcia7013]

Yeah! Because if the theory was true, Shirley wouldn't curse dead people, even the Mystery gang would also go insane.

[@robertsimon2885]

@@lisettegarcia7013 Mhm.

[@lisettegarcia7013]

@@robertsimon2885 and even Doug Walker aka Nostalgia Critic said after his review on the Great Fusilli, maybe Courage went to his computer and found a way to bring them back to normal.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@lisettegarcia7013 Yeah hopefully that isn't true.

[@makanimckenzie]

I liked the cheeky computer from that show

[@RedHatGuyYT]

Me too! XD

[@desertflax4850]

+ Makani Mckenzie For sure. Computer was a great character and added so much to the show.

[@LinkWarrior215]

Courage: "How do I get rid of bad eggplants?" Computer: "Throw them in the garbage, you twit!"

[@alberasdws2dsa264]

that computer has porn

[@laelo9]

WHY CANT I FIND THE CLIP. Im tired of only seeing prts of it or ppl tlkn over it

[@sabinaramos73]

They died because their souls got taken from bodies by theater masks above the stage that drain the life force from their victims, turning them into wooden puppets even Courage was too late to save them.

[@amitathakur1861]

The ending traumatized me as a kid

[@anonymouscontributor1520]

1) There’s little to no continuity in-between episodes of this show aside from recurring villains, so the ‘Courage is delusional’ theory is thrown out the window. 2) This is the ending we’d get if the show wasn’t renewed for a 2nd season.

[@lisettegarcia7013]

And Shirley wouldn't be able to curse dead people. So Courage just went on the Internet, got the answer by calling Shirley the Medium to help him bring his owners back. Plus, other people in Nowhere and even the Mystery gang would have also gone crazy too if the theory was true.

[@01MetalMaster]

Did you actually read the text word for word of a video made 2 years ago?

[@abityami]

+Colby Joiner I didn't narrate this story from a video, there's a link to where people can read it word for word themselves. The first 40seconds and around the end where I ask "what do you think?" I just added on to extend the story for a bit. Im a creepypasta narrator for a reason, and there are many videos of this story and many people who would love to give this story a chance to narrate it.

[@josephwinters3612]

The 1st episode from the 1st season of kurds the cowardly dog was "the chicken from outer space on"

[@zombies4evadude24]

One thing to note is that in Season 1 Courage talks a lot but in Seasons 2-4 he seems to talk in gibberish more often. Since The Great Fusilli was the season 1 finale of the show, maybe it’s a hint that he got slowly more insane as the show went on to where he couldn’t say coherent sentences and that Seasons 2-4 were all in his head. If this is the case, episodes like The Mask have extra dark implications; that Courage hates himself because he failed to rescue Muriel and Eustace and felt he deserved to be beaten.

[@lisettegarcia7013]

Then how would you explain the crossover between Scooby-doo and Courage the Cowardly Dog? That would mean that everyone even the Mystery gang also went crazy because they interacted with Eustace and Muriel.

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

​@@lisettegarcia7013 Yeah let's hope this isn't true because that be too awful to see being for real.

[@michaeltorres7786]

how did you say that the other episode of the series after season 1 are just thought on courage mind? im just curious, is there any episode that can explain that?

[@allypat3002]

My theory is that they were either 1) never alive; all the episodes in season 1 were courages attempt at keeping them alive in make believe situations, of course his point of view is overblown because he is a dog. Only the last episode is where he reveals they are dead. What I find interesting with this theory is that the voice we associate with muriel and eustace was portrayed in the ending as being possible voiced by Courage. It does not affect the show since they were already dead from the start. 2) Their house is outside the magnetic field of Earth, prone to strange occurances. These things get blown out of proportion in Courages mind.

[@maverickcrow6252]

cat with sunglasses? you mean the fox?

[@abityami]

hahaha yeah, I completely messed that up years ago, at the time I hadn't watched the series in a long time so I must have mixed up Catz with the Fox in the one episode the Fox tried to eat Muriel. But what can you do? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@katelynbodiford5680]

The Great Fusilli and The Puppeteer from Creepypasta would be good friends because they can turn people and Creepypastas into Puppets.

[@lipepsene]

Fortunately for me I believe this show doesn’t have continuity so each episode has nothing to do with each other (also considering several episodes where Eustace died, got possessed or worse and the just came back as if nothing happened)

[@gorachand1235]

Yes I remember this episode it was so scary at then I was only 4 or 5 years old

[@darko5270]

i'm scared now thank you

[@TheCreeperHideAndSeek010010]

bogabogaboga!

[@katelynbodiford5680]

Dumpster Diver Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

[@loveart-lovewolf_gaming7127]

This is just a kid show why do people have to make it something it's not

[@sbj5807]

this isnt just a kid show even google says that you need parental guidance to watch this cus its that scary to alot of people

[@Johnsmith99663]

Sorry, but the theory’s dumb. The Great Fusilli’s the only episode where Courage fails to save his family (or at least save Muriel) because the show writers weren’t confident the show would get a second season. This was expected to be the ending of the show; no more adventures, hence why Muriel and Eustace could be doomed. Eventually, the show obviously would get more seasons, creating this plot hole in the series. So, how does this ending work canonically? Courage most likely freed his family from the spell sometime between the two seasons. He’s overcome far greater problems, and since many more episodes occur after this episode than before, I doubt most of the series would’ve taken place solely in Courage’s head. It doesn’t really matter though, since we’re just speculating after the fact. All that matters is the actual reason this episode ended so darkly: the writers thought their show wasn’t going to be renewed, so they were free to doom the characters.

[@leoveryrare7218]

Bruh I was born in 2004 and I know about this show one of my favorite cartoons fr

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

My Creepypasta Cast as Courage the Cowardly Dog Jeff and Smile as Courage Jane Princess and Rainbow Kitty and Slenderman as Muriel Hoodie Toby Clockwork Zero Nina Eyeless Jack Laughing Jill Sen as extra members of the family Masky as Eustace

[@jamarkusholcomb516]

Which cartoon was more dark and creepy for kids? Courage the cowardly dog or Invader Zim?

[@zombies4evadude24]

Jeff would probably be Freaky Fred

[@katelynthewhitewerewolf6376]

@@zombies4evadude24 Tommy Taffy is actually Freaky Fred in the cast

[@fishstickertons6301]

What song are u using in the background

[@sabinaramos73]

So in fact the Great Fusili Killed them before he was killed by Courage

[@fighterforlife4062]

Courage is like Norman Bates

[@dwarkasharansinwal3113]

courage might have taken help from dr vindaloo, Sherley or Computer

[@lisettegarcia7013]

I think he got his solution from both the Computer and Shirley the Medium.