| “ | Meet your fate in the Field of Screams! | ” |
| — Mysterioso Grande | ||
"Field of Screams" is the second segment of the 5th episode in the third season of ¡Mucha Lucha!. It aired on October 30, 2004, on Kids' WB and on August 23, 2005, on Cartoon Network.
Synopsis[]
That evil nightmare-dweller Mysterioso Grande returns to taunt the Luchadores. This time, however, he isn't haunting their dreams - he's haunting the real world! [3]
Plot[]
Work in Progress!
Characters[]
- The Three Mascaritas
- Mysterioso Grande
- Private Reinhardt
- El Pacifico
- El Haystack Grande
- La Piñata
- Ensalada De Frutas
- Penny Plutonium
- El Perrito
- French Twist
- Zero Kelvin
- Sonic Sumo
- Potato Patata Jr.
- Francisco of the Forest
- Snow Pea
- Headmistress
- El Gundamo
- Mr. Midcarda
- Sr. Hasbeena
- Masked Dog (cameo)
- Masked Toilet (cameo)
- Lonestar (cameo; poster)
Transcript[]
Click here to view the script.
Gallery[]
Click here to visit Field of Screams's Gallery!
Trivia[]
- The title of the episode is a reference to a sports film, Field of Dreams.
- This episode is loosely based on a horror film, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, the seventh entry of A Nightmare on Elm Street franchise.
- Lonestar is seen in the poster with his name on it in the young, question mark-based luchador's room.
- The crazy monkey is seen in the crowds of students from The Foremost World-Renowned International School of Lucha, while watching Rikochet fight Private Reinhardt.
- French Twist's dialogue signs are a reference to how Wile E. Coyote communicates by holding up signs from Wile E. Coyote and the Road Runner shorts.
- This is the only episode to reveal partially unmasked students and teachers from The Foremost World-Renowned International School of Lucha except for The Three Mascaritas.
- However, as some students and teachers cover their face to not show their actual face, some parts of their face and hair are seen or covered from their terrifying expression.
- El Haystack Grande and Sonic Sumo's nose are seen from their masks as the crows pecks on their mask, even before most students are unmasked by the crows.
- El Perrito and French Twist are the only students to not reveal their hair from their mask.
- El Perrito's face was buried in the ground, despite his hair was previously shown in "I Was a Pre-Teenage Chupacabra".
- The Flea doesn't laugh at anyone for not wearing a mask on, despite laughing at Rikochet for losing his mask in "The Naked and the Masked" and at Penny for losing her mask to Mysterioso Grande in her dream in "Nightmare on Lucha Street".
- Sr. Midcarda's nightmare of Hitchcockian, giant goose is a reference to a horror film The Birds.
- Sr. Hasbeena runs away from a business, invisible man, which refers to the horror film, The Invisible Man.
- Masked Toilet appears as The Flea's worst nightmare for the final time with the exception of a small cameo in "The Return of El Maléfico".
- Mysterioso Grande breaks the fourth wall to the viewers by telling them "Hola. Remember me?"
- In the original storyboard, Sr. Hasbeena was terrified of geese. In the final version, Mr. Midcarda was terrified by geese instead of Sr. Hasbeena.[4]
- As Mysterioso Grande grabs El Perrito's mask and calling him "Masked Dog", in which alludes him as a dog-based wrestler.
- A snippet of the theme song is heard as students and teachers retrieve their masks back from the Field of Screams and cheer for The Three Mascaritas.
Goofs[]
- In Amazon Prime, during the title card sequence, the screen fades and glitches before it disappears.
- Copies of Mysterioso Grande's face in the corner of the ring appears as he spins to reveal himself.
- French Twist had part of his hair shown from his partially covered face after Mysterioso Grande took all students' mask. When he appeared again, his hair was covered by his top hat.
- Double Ninja Ninja was not seen in the crowd of students in the first half but then appears without his mask with other students without their masks.
- When some masks fell from Dream World, French Twist's mask was not seen, but when the students are cheering, he had his mask on.
- When the students were stroking in their arms after pinching each other, Sonic Sumo's nose is missing.
- One of the crows has El Haystack Grande's mask with a hat attached, however in the next scene, he holds his hat to hide his face.
- Rikochet disappears as he walks off the frame before he announces his worst nightmare.
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