Scary or Disconcerting Moments in Redwall

[The Shade]

How about every single scene with Gulo or any of his cannibal army. Freaks me out as much as anything. Rakkety Tamm is the only Redwall book I actually dislike.

That actually one of the reasons I like Rakkety Tam. It adds a much sharper thrill to the book. Like imagine if they had been caught, they would have probably been eaten.

[Ungatt Trunn]

How about every single scene with Gulo or any of his cannibal army. Freaks me out as much as anything. Rakkety Tamm is the only Redwall book I actually dislike.

That actually one of the reasons I like Rakkety Tam. It adds a much sharper thrill to the book. Like imagine if they had been caught, they would have probably been eaten.

I know, it sort of makes the bad guys REALLY bad and makes it MUCH more inportant not to be caught by them.

[WildDoogyPlumm]

How about every single scene with Gulo or any of his cannibal army. Freaks me out as much as anything. Rakkety Tamm is the only Redwall book I actually dislike.

That actually one of the reasons I like Rakkety Tam. It adds a much sharper thrill to the book. Like imagine if they had been caught, they would have probably been eaten.

I know, it sort of makes the bad guys REALLY bad and makes it MUCH more inportant not to be caught by them.

Yeah - in most other books, if you got caught by vermin they wouldn't slay you straight off, and there's a minute chance of escape. With Gulo's army...not happening.

[Ungatt Trunn]

How about every single scene with Gulo or any of his cannibal army. Freaks me out as much as anything. Rakkety Tamm is the only Redwall book I actually dislike.

That actually one of the reasons I like Rakkety Tam. It adds a much sharper thrill to the book. Like imagine if they had been caught, they would have probably been eaten.

I know, it sort of makes the bad guys REALLY bad and makes it MUCH more inportant not to be caught by them.

Yeah - in most other books, if you got caught by vermin they wouldn't slay you straight off, and there's a minute chance of escape. With Gulo's army...not happening.

Yep...scary!

[WildDoogyPlumm]

How about every single scene with Gulo or any of his cannibal army. Freaks me out as much as anything. Rakkety Tamm is the only Redwall book I actually dislike.

That actually one of the reasons I like Rakkety Tam. It adds a much sharper thrill to the book. Like imagine if they had been caught, they would have probably been eaten.

I know, it sort of makes the bad guys REALLY bad and makes it MUCH more inportant not to be caught by them.

Yeah - in most other books, if you got caught by vermin they wouldn't slay you straight off, and there's a minute chance of escape. With Gulo's army...not happening.

Yep...scary!

I guess the one funny thing about it is that you can scare Araltum and Idga!
Tam: "If we don't return, you'll know the vermin have slain and eaten us."
Idga: *faints*

[Leatho Shellhound]

I guess the one funny thing about it is that you can scare Araltum and Idga!
Tam: "If we don't return, you'll know the vermin have slain and eaten us."
Idga: *faints*

Haha nice!

[JangoCoolguy]

Just about any scene with Asmodeus in the first book, especially the parts in the quarry.

Slagar's speech to the freshly captured kids (especially in the Show) in Mattimeo

When we first meet Gulo in Rakkety Tam

The scenes in Triss when the Hydra Siblings are an unknown terror (heck, any scene with them)

Razzid Wearat in The Rogue Crew

The first time Jacques describes the Doomwyte cavern

The scene in The Sable Quean where the kids first escape and are in the cave with that eel.

[Faiyloe]

How about every single scene with Gulo or any of his cannibal army. Freaks me out as much as anything. Rakkety Tamm is the only Redwall book I actually dislike.

That actually one of the reasons I like Rakkety Tam. It adds a much sharper thrill to the book. Like imagine if they had been caught, they would have probably been eaten.

I know, it sort of makes the bad guys REALLY bad and makes it MUCH more inportant not to be caught by them.

Yeah - in most other books, if you got caught by vermin they wouldn't slay you straight off, and there's a minute chance of escape. With Gulo's army...not happening.

Actualy I thought that someone was captured in that book and then tam rescued them in the second half of the book.

[WildDoogyPlumm]

How about every single scene with Gulo or any of his cannibal army. Freaks me out as much as anything. Rakkety Tamm is the only Redwall book I actually dislike.

That actually one of the reasons I like Rakkety Tam. It adds a much sharper thrill to the book. Like imagine if they had been caught, they would have probably been eaten.

I know, it sort of makes the bad guys REALLY bad and makes it MUCH more inportant not to be caught by them.

Yeah - in most other books, if you got caught by vermin they wouldn't slay you straight off, and there's a minute chance of escape. With Gulo's army...not happening.

Actualy I thought that someone was captured in that book and then tam rescued them in the second half of the book.

Yeah, but they were going to die in just a few hours.

[The Shade]

Did it say they were goin to be eaten? I can't remember.

[Ungatt Trunn]

Did it say they were goin to be eaten? I can't remember.

Same here...

[WildDoogyPlumm]

Did it say they were goin to be eaten? I can't remember.

Same here...

Yup it did.

[Ungatt Trunn]

Did it say they were goin to be eaten? I can't remember.

Same here...

Yup it did.

Alright.
P.S: My 2000th post!!!

[Jetthebinturong]

I agree with a lot of these but I also found Blodd Apis' death unsettling, not that it happened but Brian actually described her trying to crawl away and how Foremole or whoever it was watched the whole thing. It wasn't creepy or frightening but it seemed out of place in this series.

[Ungatt Trunn]

I agree with a lot of these but I also found Blodd Apis' death unsettling, not that it happened but Brian actually described her trying to crawl away and how Foremole or whoever it was watched the whole thing. It wasn't creepy or frightening but it seemed out of place in this series.

I don't remember that scene...what Redwall book was it in?