Film historian and critic Roberto Curti noted that Sartana loses some of his more menacing traits featured in his first film, but still retains his catchphrase "I am your pallbearer". In the second film, Sartana is described by Curti as being a "conjurer of the Wild West" who is able to turn various objects, from spoons to a cartwheel, into weapons.
Film historian and critic Roberto Curti observed that Sartana's menacing qualities are toned down in his second film, but he still uses his signature line, "I am your pallbearer". In the second film, Curti portrays Sartana as a Wild West conjurer who can turn everyday objects like spoons or a cartwheel into weapons.