History AnyoneCanDie / WebOriginal

* ''Literature/TheCityOfNever'' is not shy when it comes to offing the characters. By the time the story's over, all but roughly ''three'' characters have been killed.

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* ''WebAnimation/FTLKestrelAdventures'':* [[spoiler: Whilst the series is based off of a real playthrough of FTL: faster than light, no-one has died yet. However, it is extremely likely that many characters can die in a later episode.]]

* ''WebVideo/KateModern'' has unexpectedly killed off a few major recurring characters, often midseries, quite casually, and with bodies shown so that we know they aren't [[HesJustHiding just hiding]]. It also once killed off a central character offscreen, with no fanfare, as a major plot point.

* ''Roleplay/FateNuovoGuerra'', a RPG forum based on ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''. This trope applies to every Master or Servant, whether it be the most evil JerkAss or the CheerfulChild.
* In ''Literature/FineStructure'', this becomes very clearly the case after a mid-series WhamEpisode.
* In ''LetsPlay/PlagueAndTreacheryOnTheOregonTrail'', due to the nature of the game anyone could die at any moment. To the point where the readers made a betting pool over who they thought would die next.

* The creator of ''ARG/DarkDreamChronicle'' refers to herself as a character killer. This is accurate.
* ''Every''one dies in ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends''. Repeatedly.

* In ''Roleplay/EinsteinianRoulette'', the convicts the game focuses on are very, very likely to have either tame, temporary deaths with the loss of a few limbs and organs or a [[LudicrousGibs full-blown perma-death]].
* ''Literature/{{Spectral Shadows}}'' contains this. It's expected in serial 2, since it takes place in a [[{{TheMatrix}} virtual reality game where you respawn the next day if you have any extra lives]]. By serial 11 we learn that Raelian Ommandeer is dead, and that Sir Jonathan Rhoades' son, Perry, is a reincarnation of Rael. In fact, according to a draft of an ad banner for this series, one of the words used in the ad is "Death".

* Anyone and everyone can and will eventually die in ''WebVideo/MarbleHornets'' and [[Franchise/TheSlenderManMythos its spinoff mythos.]] It's a given, what with being a CosmicHorrorStory universe and all. [[spoiler:By the end of ''Marble Hornets,'' itself, everyone except [[HeroAntagonist Tim,]] [[UnexplainedRecovery Jessica]] and the [[BiggerBad Op]][[HumanoidAbomination er]][[TheBlank at]][[TheChessmaster or]] is dead. [[UnwittingInstigatorOfDoom Jay?]] [[DecoyProtagonist Dead.]] [[BigBad Alex?]] [[KilledOffForReal Dead.]] [[AmbiguouslyEvil Brian?]] ''[[DisneyVillainDeath Dead.]]'' ''Everyone is dead. '''Everyone.''''']]
* ''WebAnimation/CowOfTheWild'' is starting to become this.
* [[WebVideo/{{Vinesauce}} Vinny]] makes it clear in [[WebVideo/VinesauceTomodachiLife playthrough of Tomodachi Life]] that he reserves the right to evict any islander he pleases. Most of the less interesting ones suffer, with special mention going to [[spoiler:[=BonziBUDDY=] and Webcomic/{{Dolan}}, who were despised for their memehood and all but stated to have gone to {{Hell}}.]] It gets more a bit more straightforward with [[spoiler:the Jahn Army's assimilation plotline, which several well-known islanders succumbed to. While it was partially averted in that the most prominent of the assimilated (Wario) was saved, it still caused Levi, Balegdah, and Jack & Jill, all of average notability, to be lost]].
* The first chapter of ''Literature/{{Antlers Colorado}}'' makes it very clear that anyone can be killed off, [[spoiler:even those listed on the cast page of main characters.]]

* A fundamental aspect of the game ''Roleplay/RedRover'', in which the protagonist, Russell, is tasked with rounding up the surviving children following a massacre at the The Royce Institute For Exceptional Children. Every child he successfully convinces to join him acts as an 'extra life', in the event Russell is killed. He can lose those extra lives any time if the children die.

* Normally, this trope is pretty much averted in the WhateleyUniverse. But it's front and center in the "Loose Cannons" storyline. Of the original twelve teenagers, five are already dead. And the story is only on its ''second chapter''.

* ''SurvivalOfTheFittest'' exemplifies this trope, being based off of ''Literature/BattleRoyale''. Of course, if you really want to get into the nitty gritty aspect of it, it's much more of a KillEmAll. This is doubly true in that the vast majority of deaths (or at least, when they are to occur) are determined randomly.

* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a large number of minor and several major characters have been killed off.

* ''TechInfantry'' killed off main characters, supporting cast, and [[BigBad Big Bads]] with abandon. Then came the [=Y3K=] Arc, which killed off pretty much every major legend in the TI Universe, before killing off pretty much everyone in the ''Galaxy''.

* A number of main characters in ''WebVideo/{{lonelygirl15}}'' have been killed off unexpectedly, including lonelygirl15 herself.

* As of the penultimate episode of ''WebVideo/ThereWillBeBrawl'', there are more dead characters than the number of fighters in the original ''VideoGame/SuperSmashBrothers'' game.

* ''WebAnimation/CowoftheWild'' is starting to become this.

''WebAnimation/CowoftheWild'' is starting to become this.

* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a large number of minor and several major characters have been killed off.

* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', a large number of minor and several major characters have been killed off, often [[KilledOffScreen quite]] [[DroppedABridgeOnHim unceremoniously]].

* The creator of ''DarkDreamChronicle'' refers to herself as a character killer. This is accurate.

* ''FateNuovoGuerra'', a RPG forum based on ''VisualNovel/FateStayNight''. This trope applies to every Master or Servant, whether it be the most evil JerkAss or the CheerfulChild.

* ''KateModern'' has unexpectedly killed off a few major recurring characters, often midseries, quite casually, and with bodies shown so that we know they aren't [[HesJustHiding just hiding]]. It also once killed off a central character offscreen, with no fanfare, as a major plot point.

* As of the penultimate episode of ''ThereWillBeBrawl'', there are more dead characters than the number of fighters in the original ''SuperSmashBrothers'' game.

* AudioPlay/WereAlive has killed several minor characters including Bill, Tommy, and Samantha in season 1 and [[ActionBomb Kalani]] along with every RedShirt Tower resident at the end of season 2. Angel died in season 3.

* ''WereAlive'' has killed several minor characters including Bill, Tommy, and Samantha in season 1 and [[ActionBomb Kalani]] along with every RedShirt Tower resident at the end of season 2. Saul, Victor, Lizzie, Burt, and Angel are all missing and some or all of them may be dead.