"Technoscare" is the sixteenth Season 2 episode of Harvey Beaks.
Synopsis[]
When Technobear decides he’s too cool for trick-or-treating, he’s visited by three Halloween spirits that remind him of the true meaning of the holiday.
Plot[]
It’s Halloween in littlebark and a scary ghoul called the blargus was weeping around the town who scares up excitement for Halloween cheer, watch children make costumes, and give them free stuff except for technobear who was rolling to club mulch
Characters[]
Major Characters[]
Supporting Characters[]
- Harvey Beaks (as himself as the Ghost of Halloween Present)
- Fee (as herself as the Ghost of Halloween Future)
- Foo (as himself as the Ghost of Halloween Past)
- Michelle Beaks
- Dade
- Piri Piri
- Claire
- Kratz
- Rooter
- Candy
Minor Characters[]
- Jeremy
- The Inspiration
- Pooker
- Officer Fredd
- Randl (cameo)
- Meryl (cameo)
- Richard (cameo)
- Kathy (cameo)
- Willy (cameo)
- Mikey (cameo)
- Pip (cameo)
- Francois (cameo)
- Felicity (cameo)
- Paul (cameo)
- Tara (cameo)
- unnamed clubgoers
Mentioned Only[]
Trivia[]
- This is the third Halloween episode. The first ones were "Le Corn Maze... of DOOM!" and "Harvey Isn't Scary".
- In the title card, the episode's title is written in white within a red splotch.
- This is the second time the Blargus appears. However, unlike his debut from "Harvey Isn't Scary", he is a real goblin spirit.
- The following costumes worn are:
- Harvey Beaks - Vampire firefighter (present) / Goblin bunny (past)
- Michelle Beaks - Dalmatian
- Fee - Prisoner
- Foo - Mermaid
- Dade - Villager
- Piri Piri - Amalgamation of hopes and dreams of every child
- Claire - Magical girl (based on Sakura Kinomoto from Cardcaptor Sakura) (present) / Witch (past)
- Kratz - Robot (mistaken for a washing machine due to the dirty sock on his head)
- Rooter - Luchador
- Technobear - T.P. toga dancer (present) / Disco ball (past)
- The Inspiration - tall glass of water
Cultural References[]
- Three spirits visiting the story's main character, and telling him about the true meaning of holiday is based on the book "A Christmas Carol."
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