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The Demon[2] is the 9th episode of the third season of We Bare Bears and the 61st episode overall.
Synopsis[]
When Chloe and Ice Bear lose her prized hoodie to the vicious dog next door, they set out on a mission to retrieve it.
Plot[]
Chloe losing her sweater by way of a potato gun built by herself and Ice Bear by shooting it over the fence and allowing the neighbor's dog to take off with it upstairs in his master's bedroom.
Chloe and Ice Bear head in after it and are able to ascertain the sweater and close the door between themselves and the vicious dog. With being the top floor, it's too long of a way to jump, so Chloe uses the neighbor's plumbing to help fasten yet another potato gun that she then uses to distract the demon long enough to see her and Ice Bear make a break for it.
The demon makes a psychotic window from an even taller window that Chloe and Ice Bear avoided, and takes back the sweater. They learn that the sweater is so good, that it causes the demon to clam down and allow everyone to be friends.
Features[]
Characters[]
- Ice Bear
- Chloe
- Demon (antagonist)
- Mr. Sacher
Music[]
Trivia[]
- This is the second episode where both Grizzly and Panda are absent.
- The Japanese text featured in the opening of the episode, ぼくらベアベアーズ | Bokura Bare Bears, is the actual title of the show over in Japan.
- This is the second episode Ice Bear has a major role and is the only bear in this episode, at first he was the only bear as a kid in the episode "Yuri and the Bear".
- Ice Bear also had major roles to himself in the episodes "Icy Nights" and "Icy Nights II" but Grizzly and Panda also were minor characters in those episodes.
Cultural References[]
- The opening and closing sequences to this episode are a nod to those of the Studio Ghibli film My Neighbor Totoro.
- The episode is based on the film The Sandlot. The Demon is a reference to the Mastiff known as The Beast and his owner, Mr. Sacher, is a reference to his owner, Mr. Mertle.
- The scene in the kitchen is a reference to the 1993 film Jurassic Park.
- Chloe's stuffed dinosaur being named Winston could be a possible nod to the late Stan Winston, who did work on the animatronic dinosaurs for the first three movies.
- The Demon's destructive, rambunctious behavior is similar to the alien Stitch from Lilo and Stitch, as well as the titular creatures from Gremlins.
- When Demon wears Chloe's sweater, his appearance becomes very similar to Guts from Kill la Kill.
Errors[]
TBA
International Premieres[]
- January 11, 2018 (United Kingdom and Ireland)
References