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* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the Franchise/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike and Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated on and a priest getting his head blown off. The cartoon is extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with the baby being killed, chopped up, and baked into a meatloaf because the man was hungry.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with the baby being killed, chopped up, and baked into a meatloaf because the man was hungry.
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* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the Franchise/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike and Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated man kicking a baby, urinating on the corpse, shoving it up its distraught mother's uterus, and then blowing a priest getting his priest's head blown off. The cartoon is extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with the baby beingkilled, shot in the head, chopped up, and baked into a meatloaf because the man was hungry.
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* ''WesternAnimation/GuillermoDelTorosPinocchio'': Pinocchio rewrites one of Count Volpe's propaganda pieces to be filled with ToiletHumor at [[UsefulNotes/BenitoMussolini Il Duce's expense]]. Mussolini responds to this by [[WouldHurtAChild ordering Pinocchio's summary execution]] in a tone that's morbidly funny in its [[TranquilFury casualness]].
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* ''WesternAnimation/GuillermoDelTorosPinocchio'': Pinocchio rewrites one of Count Volpe's propaganda pieces to be filled with ToiletHumor ToiletHumour at [[UsefulNotes/BenitoMussolini Il Duce's expense]]. Mussolini responds to this by [[WouldHurtAChild ordering Pinocchio's summary execution]] in a tone that's morbidly funny in its [[TranquilFury casualness]].
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* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike and Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated on and a priest getting his head blown off. The cartoon is extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
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* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry Franchise/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike and Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated on and a priest getting his head blown off. The cartoon is extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheWarToEndAllWarsTheMovie'': The entire "Unkillable Soldier" sequence is played for slapstick humor as [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrian_Carton_de_Wiart Sir Adrian Carton de Wiart]] strolls calmly and [[QuintessentialBritishGentleman very Britishly]] across no-man's-land armed with only a walking cane, while effortlessly beating the living daylights out of any German who comes anywhere near him.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Wolfwalkers}}'', Robyn has just been turned into a wolf, and her father, who doesn't recognize her, has tried to shoot her. When she comfronts Mebh for biting her, the following exchange occurs:
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* In ''WesternAnimation/{{Wolfwalkers}}'', Robyn has just been turned into a wolf, and her father, who doesn't recognize not recognizing her, has tried attempts to shoot her. When she comfronts goes to confront Mebh for biting her, the following exchange occurs:
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* In ''WesternAnimation/Wolfwalkers'', Robyn has just been turned into a wolf, and her father, who doesn't recognize her, has tried to shoot her. When she comfronts Mebh for biting her, the following exchange occurs:
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* In ''WesternAnimation/Wolfwalkers'', ''WesternAnimation/{{Wolfwalkers}}'', Robyn has just been turned into a wolf, and her father, who doesn't recognize her, has tried to shoot her. When she comfronts Mebh for biting her, the following exchange occurs:
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WolfWalkers'', Robyn has just been turned into a wolf, and her father, who doesn't recognize her, attempted to shoot her. When she comfronts Mebh for biting her, the following exchange occurs:
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WolfWalkers'', ''WesternAnimation/Wolfwalkers'', Robyn has just been turned into a wolf, and her father, who doesn't recognize her, attempted has tried to shoot her. When she comfronts Mebh for biting her, the following exchange occurs:
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-->'''Mebh''': I thought I'd fixed the bite! I thought you'd be fine! Mammy's gonna kill me...
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-->'''Mebh''': I thought I'd fixed the bite! I thought you'd be fine! Mammy's gonna kill me...\\
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* In ''WesternAnimation/WolfWalkers'', Robyn has just been turned into a wolf, and her father, who doesn't recognize her, attempted to shoot her. When she comfronts Mebh for biting her, the following exchange occurs:
-->'''Mebh''': I thought I'd fixed the bite! I thought you'd be fine! Mammy's gonna kill me...
'''Robyn''': Well, my father ''[[NotHyperbole will]]'' kill me.
-->'''Mebh''': I thought I'd fixed the bite! I thought you'd be fine! Mammy's gonna kill me...
'''Robyn''': Well, my father ''[[NotHyperbole will]]'' kill me.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSuperMarioBrosMovie'':
** When a Koopa Troopa questions Bowser's plan to [[spoiler:marry Peach]], Bowser burns his skin using his fire breath, turning him into a Dry Bones. It's done in a very cartoonish manner, with the Koopa not actually being killed.
** This is the entire point of Lumalee, since he's been in Bowser's prison for so long that he has absolutely no hope for himself and others in the prison and legitimately wishes to die. [[spoiler:He's ''excited'' when he's about to be pushed into lava along with Bowser's other prisoners, and ''disappointed'' when he's saved by Donkey Kong.]]
** When a Koopa Troopa questions Bowser's plan to [[spoiler:marry Peach]], Bowser burns his skin using his fire breath, turning him into a Dry Bones. It's done in a very cartoonish manner, with the Koopa not actually being killed.
** This is the entire point of Lumalee, since he's been in Bowser's prison for so long that he has absolutely no hope for himself and others in the prison and legitimately wishes to die. [[spoiler:He's ''excited'' when he's about to be pushed into lava along with Bowser's other prisoners, and ''disappointed'' when he's saved by Donkey Kong.]]
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* The scene in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' when it was described that many superheroes who had capes died because of their capes was PlayedForLaughs.
** Elastigirl suffering hypoxia while fighting the Screenslaver on the plane in ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2''. She sounds drunk and loopy, but her dialogue conveys a PrimalFear - ''"I don't wanna die"''.
** Elastigirl suffering hypoxia while fighting the Screenslaver on the plane in ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2''. She sounds drunk and loopy, but her dialogue conveys a PrimalFear - ''"I don't wanna die"''.
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* The scene in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles1'' when it was described that many superheroes who had capes died because of their capes was PlayedForLaughs.
** * Elastigirl suffering hypoxia while fighting the Screenslaver on the plane in ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2''. She sounds drunk and loopy, but her dialogue conveys a PrimalFear - ''"I don't wanna die"''.
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* The scene in ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}'' where Marty, Melman and Gloria come across a cute duckling after they have just seen a mouse get attacked by a snake and then carried off by a hawk. They decide to take the duckling over to the lake, only for a huge crocodile to burst out of the water and swallow him whole.
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* The scene in ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}'' ''WesternAnimation/Madagascar1'' where Marty, Melman and Gloria come across a cute duckling after they have just seen a mouse get attacked by a snake and then carried off by a hawk. They decide to take the duckling over to the lake, only for a huge crocodile to burst out of the water and swallow him whole.
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* ''WesternAnimation/PussInBootsTheLastWish'' has a surprising amount of on-screen death, from the [[DeathMontage montage of Puss losing his previous lives]] to the many ways the Bakers' Dozen meet their ends. All of it is PlayedForLaughs. [[spoiler:[[KnightOfCerebus Except when]] ''[[TheGrimReaper Death himself]]'' [[EnemiesWithDeath enters the fray]]...]]
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*''WesternAnimation/GuillermoDelTorosPinocchio'': Pinocchio rewrites one of Count Volpe's propaganda pieces to be filled with ToiletHumor at [[UsefulNotes/BenitoMussolini Il Duce's expense]]. Mussolini responds to this by [[WouldHurtAChild ordering Pinocchio's summary execution]] in a tone that's morbidly funny in its [[TranquilFury casualness]].
-->'''Mussolini''': These-a puppets I do not like. Shoot him! And burn it all down...\\
''(Mussolini's guard fires his gun, followed by a SmashCut to Pinocchio [[DeathIsCheap cheerfully popping out of his coffin]] in the afterlife)''
-->'''Mussolini''': These-a puppets I do not like. Shoot him! And burn it all down...\\
''(Mussolini's guard fires his gun, followed by a SmashCut to Pinocchio [[DeathIsCheap cheerfully popping out of his coffin]] in the afterlife)''
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Coco}}'': Inevitable in an animated comedy where half of the cast are the living dead. It ranges from Ernesto de la Cruz dying a ridiculous death (a giant bell falling on him) to skeletons falling apart and putting themselves together again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Coco}}'': Inevitable in an animated comedy where half of the cast main character are the living dead. It ranges Moments range from Ernesto de la Cruz dying a ridiculous death (a giant bell falling on him) to skeletons falling apart and putting themselves together again.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Coco}}'': Inevitable in an animated comedy where half of the cast are the living dead. It ranges from Ernesto de la Cruz dying a ridiculous death (a giant bell falling on him) to skeletons falling apart and putting themselves together again.
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* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike and Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated on and a priest getting his head blown off. The cartoon is extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with the baby being killed, chopped up, and baked into a meatloaf because the man was hungry.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with the baby being killed, chopped up, and baked into a meatloaf because the man was hungry.
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* The Goofy short "WesternAnimation/HowToBeADetective" is a lot DarkerAndEdgier in its comedy. It opens with a guy getting thrown off a bridge, followed by a pan over silhouettes in an apartment building, each of which is displaying a scene of comically over-the-top violence. Later, there's a gag where Goofy is kicked out of the city morgue after falling down an elevator shaft, and is told, "Beat it, and don't come back 'til you're ready!"
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* The Goofy short "WesternAnimation/HowToBeADetective" ''WesternAnimation/HowToBeADetective'' is a lot DarkerAndEdgier in its comedy. It opens with a guy getting thrown off a bridge, followed by a pan over silhouettes in an apartment building, each of which is displaying a scene of comically over-the-top violence. Later, there's a gag where Goofy is kicked out of the city morgue after falling down an elevator shaft, and is told, "Beat it, and don't come back 'til you're ready!"
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* Spike And Mike's Sick and Twisted Animation is full of it, They introduced theirselves to the world with "How Much Is That Doggie In The Window" (A Cartoon where a dog gets impaled by a glass window).
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* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike And Mike's Sick and Twisted Animation Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated on and a priest getting his head blown off. The cartoon is full of it, They introduced theirselves to the world extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with"How Much Is That Doggie In The Window" (A Cartoon where the baby being killed, chopped up, and baked into a dog gets impaled by a glass window).meatloaf because the man was hungry.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheHillFarm'': The wife casually snaps the neck of a chicken right after one of the tourists takes her picture. The tourist faints.
* ''WesternAnimation/ErnestEtCelestine'' has a number of black comedy moments, especially the one scene where Celestine waxes about the diseases that Ernest might get if he keeps eating out of garbage.
* The classic 1936 two-reel ComicStrip/{{Popeye}} short ''WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsSindbadTheSailor'' had a rather dark running gag. Wimpy spent most of the story chasing a duck with a meat grinder, with the intention of turning it into a burger. Fortunately, the duck ends up getting away, swiping Wimpy's last hamburger in retaliation after he gives up.
* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike and Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated on and a priest getting his head blown off. The cartoon is extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with the baby being killed, chopped up, and baked into a meatloaf because the man was hungry.
* ''WesternAnimation/WelcomeToHell'' is a BuddyPicture about an [[{{Keet}} intensely friendly]] [[OurDemonsAreDifferent murderer-turned-demon]] whose job it is to drive an apathetic high-schooler to suicide, under the orders of [[MysteriousEmployer Mephistopheles]]. And he's absolutely terrible at his job.
* ''WesternAnimation/WorldOfTomorrow'' is mostly just gloomy, but a large part of its humor is this. It's especially common in young Emily's blithe reactions to horrible news, like the pretty shiny stars that are actually dead bodies being burned up in space through failed time travel.
* The Goofy short "WesternAnimation/HowToBeADetective" is a lot DarkerAndEdgier in its comedy. It opens with a guy getting thrown off a bridge, followed by a pan over silhouettes in an apartment building, each of which is displaying a scene of comically over-the-top violence. Later, there's a gag where Goofy is kicked out of the city morgue after falling down an elevator shaft, and is told, "Beat it, and don't come back 'til you're ready!"
* In ''WesternAnimation/HulkVs Wolverine'', after a shot showing a bunch of fetuses-in-tubes at Weapon X HQ, the following exchange takes place:
-->'''Deadpool''': What do you say after the mission we kill all those [[PeopleJars floating babies]]?\\
'''Omega Red''': ...do you ever shut up, Wilson?\\
'''Deadpool''': What? Babies creep me out! Rock-a-bye--BANG!
* The 1978 animated short ''WesternAnimation/SpecialDelivery'' is a whimsical, cheerful little cartoon about a mailman who slips and dies on an icy porch, followed by the husband's panicky disposal of the body.
* Spike And Mike's Sick and Twisted Animation is full of it, They introduced theirselves to the world with "How Much Is That Doggie In The Window" (A Cartoon where a dog gets impaled by a glass window).
* ''WesternAnimation/ErnestEtCelestine'' has a number of black comedy moments, especially the one scene where Celestine waxes about the diseases that Ernest might get if he keeps eating out of garbage.
* The classic 1936 two-reel ComicStrip/{{Popeye}} short ''WesternAnimation/PopeyeTheSailorMeetsSindbadTheSailor'' had a rather dark running gag. Wimpy spent most of the story chasing a duck with a meat grinder, with the intention of turning it into a burger. Fortunately, the duck ends up getting away, swiping Wimpy's last hamburger in retaliation after he gives up.
* ''Quiet Please!'' (1989) (not to be confused with the WesternAnimation/TomAndJerry [[WesternAnimation/QuietPlease1945 cartoon]]), featured in the Spike and Mike animation festival, features every tasteless joke you could think of, including a dead baby being urinated on and a priest getting his head blown off. The cartoon is extremely NSFW, as you can imagine.
** The sequel, ''Sittin' Pretty'', isn't any better. The same man and baby return, with the baby being killed, chopped up, and baked into a meatloaf because the man was hungry.
* ''WesternAnimation/WelcomeToHell'' is a BuddyPicture about an [[{{Keet}} intensely friendly]] [[OurDemonsAreDifferent murderer-turned-demon]] whose job it is to drive an apathetic high-schooler to suicide, under the orders of [[MysteriousEmployer Mephistopheles]]. And he's absolutely terrible at his job.
* ''WesternAnimation/WorldOfTomorrow'' is mostly just gloomy, but a large part of its humor is this. It's especially common in young Emily's blithe reactions to horrible news, like the pretty shiny stars that are actually dead bodies being burned up in space through failed time travel.
* The Goofy short "WesternAnimation/HowToBeADetective" is a lot DarkerAndEdgier in its comedy. It opens with a guy getting thrown off a bridge, followed by a pan over silhouettes in an apartment building, each of which is displaying a scene of comically over-the-top violence. Later, there's a gag where Goofy is kicked out of the city morgue after falling down an elevator shaft, and is told, "Beat it, and don't come back 'til you're ready!"
* In ''WesternAnimation/HulkVs Wolverine'', after a shot showing a bunch of fetuses-in-tubes at Weapon X HQ, the following exchange takes place:
-->'''Deadpool''': What do you say after the mission we kill all those [[PeopleJars floating babies]]?\\
'''Omega Red''': ...do you ever shut up, Wilson?\\
'''Deadpool''': What? Babies creep me out! Rock-a-bye--BANG!
* The 1978 animated short ''WesternAnimation/SpecialDelivery'' is a whimsical, cheerful little cartoon about a mailman who slips and dies on an icy porch, followed by the husband's panicky disposal of the body.
* Spike And Mike's Sick and Twisted Animation is full of it, They introduced theirselves to the world with "How Much Is That Doggie In The Window" (A Cartoon where a dog gets impaled by a glass window).
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* The scene in ''WesternAnimation/{{Madagascar}}'' where Marty, Melman and Gloria come across a cute duckling after they have just seen a mouse get attacked by a snake and then carried off by a hawk. They decide to take the duckling over to the lake, only for a huge crocodile to burst out of the water and swallow him whole.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaryAndMax'' when it isn't being depressing, is actually really darkly comedic. The Narrator always compares Max's process of foreign concepts to his weight (i.e. He's fat), Max himself had to attend Jury Duty for a trail that involved a man who killed his family and friends... at his own surprise birthday party, and when Max's air conditioner falls and kills a mime, instead of the mime running away, he pretends to open an umbrella, which kills him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaryAndMax'' ''WesternAnimation/MaryAndMax'', when it isn't being depressing, is actually really darkly comedic. The Narrator always compares Max's process of foreign concepts to his weight (i.e. He's fat), Max himself had to attend Jury Duty for a trail that involved a man who killed his family and friends... at his own surprise birthday party, and when Max's air conditioner falls and kills a mime, instead of the mime running away, he pretends to open an umbrella, which kills him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaryAndMax'' when it isn't being depressing, is actually really darkly comedic. The Narrator always compares Max's process of foreign concepts to his weight (IE He's fat), Max himself had to attend Jury Duty for a trail that involved a man who killed his family and friends... at his own surprise birthday party, and when Max's air conditioner falls and kills a mime, instead of the mime running away, he pretends to open an umbrella, which kills him.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MaryAndMax'' when it isn't being depressing, is actually really darkly comedic. The Narrator always compares Max's process of foreign concepts to his weight (IE (i.e. He's fat), Max himself had to attend Jury Duty for a trail that involved a man who killed his family and friends... at his own surprise birthday party, and when Max's air conditioner falls and kills a mime, instead of the mime running away, he pretends to open an umbrella, which kills him.
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--->'''Olaf''': Winter's a great time to stay home and cuddle, but put me in summer and I'll be a... [[SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion happy snowman]]!
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* Delivered in spades in ''WesternAnimation/{{Boogie}}'', suitably enough, being an R-Rated ''adult'' cartoon. Old people and young children are graphically beaten up and slaughtered for laughs, including a MushroomSamba moment from the titular "hero" (we're using this term somewhat loosely) where a little girl gets blown up by a Tinkerbell {{Expy}} wielding a grenade launcher. ''Hilarious!''
* ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'': Multiple, with Olaf:
** Olaf introduces himself with the cheery song "In Summer", where he sings about how fun the first summer of his life will be. Except Olaf is ''a snowman'' who's only a day old and doesn't know yet that the arrival of summer will cause him to melt and die.
--->'''Olaf''': Winter's a great time to stay home and cuddle, but put me in summer and I'll be a... [[SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion happy snowman]]!
** Being made of snow also makes him NighInvulnerable to any form of injury.
--->'''Olaf''': (''after accidentally walking his upper half into an icicle'') Oh, look at that. I've been impaled.
* The scene in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' when it was described that many superheroes who had capes died because of their capes was PlayedForLaughs.
** Elastigirl suffering hypoxia while fighting the Screenslaver on the plane in ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2''. She sounds drunk and loopy, but her dialogue conveys a PrimalFear - ''"I don't wanna die"''.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSpongeBobMovieSpongeOutOfWater'':
** At one point Plankton and [=SpongeBob=] sneak back into Bikini Bottom to rescue Plankton's computer wife Karen, who was being tortured by the denizens of the town because they thought she had the Krabby Patty secret formula. Plankton and [=SpongeBob=] need Karen to operate the time machine they had built, and remove her monitor from her robotic body. [=SpongeBob=] acts like he's {{squick}}ed out about it, saying "I've never carried a head before". Plankton responds "Don't worry, you'll get used to it," implying he's cut off and carried actual heads around before. Since Karen is a computer, this doesn't harm her, but she does state that powering the time machine is going to take up all her processing power.
** The scene with a fish in hospital eating a patty. Dr. Gilliam declares that he'll be gone in a week, and his wife mourns the imminent loss while eating a patty herself.
* ''WesternAnimation/MaryAndMax'' when it isn't being depressing, is actually really darkly comedic. The Narrator always compares Max's process of foreign concepts to his weight (IE He's fat), Max himself had to attend Jury Duty for a trail that involved a man who killed his family and friends... at his own surprise birthday party, and when Max's air conditioner falls and kills a mime, instead of the mime running away, he pretends to open an umbrella, which kills him.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGoToTheMovies'', the titular Titans want their own movie so they go back in time to stop the origins of the more popular heroes. When they get back to the present, the villains have taken over so they have to go back in time and restore the heroes. They cause Krypton's explosion but the bleakest thing they do is to Franchise/{{Batman}}. They get the Waynes coming out of the movie theater, put the sting of pearls around Martha Wayne's neck, and then shove them down the alley to their deaths. You even hear her scream and the gunshots.
* Offscreen variation in ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph''. The owner of the arcade notices the Fix-It Felix Jr. machine acting up and says it's gone cuckoo ([[ScatterbrainedSenior like his nana]]). Then he comments that if they can't fix it, they're gonna have to [[DeadlyEuphemism put the game out to pasture]]... like his nana.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Igor}}'' is filled to the brim with this. This is a kids' movie where one of the characters is a suicidal rabbit [[WhoWantsToLiveForever who's been made immortal]] and where brainwashing people is treated just like a carwash.
-->"It's like I'm sending my kid to school for the first time...to learn how to kill."
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* ''WesternAnimation/Frozen2013'': Multiple, with Olaf:
** Olaf introduces himself with the cheery song "In Summer", where he sings about how fun the first summer of his life will be. Except Olaf is ''a snowman'' who's only a day old and doesn't know yet that the arrival of summer will cause him to melt and die.
--->'''Olaf''': Winter's a great time to stay home and cuddle, but put me in summer and I'll be a... [[SubvertedRhymeEveryOccasion happy snowman]]!
** Being made of snow also makes him NighInvulnerable to any form of injury.
--->'''Olaf''': (''after accidentally walking his upper half into an icicle'') Oh, look at that. I've been impaled.
* The scene in ''WesternAnimation/TheIncredibles'' when it was described that many superheroes who had capes died because of their capes was PlayedForLaughs.
** Elastigirl suffering hypoxia while fighting the Screenslaver on the plane in ''WesternAnimation/Incredibles2''. She sounds drunk and loopy, but her dialogue conveys a PrimalFear - ''"I don't wanna die"''.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheSpongeBobMovieSpongeOutOfWater'':
** At one point Plankton and [=SpongeBob=] sneak back into Bikini Bottom to rescue Plankton's computer wife Karen, who was being tortured by the denizens of the town because they thought she had the Krabby Patty secret formula. Plankton and [=SpongeBob=] need Karen to operate the time machine they had built, and remove her monitor from her robotic body. [=SpongeBob=] acts like he's {{squick}}ed out about it, saying "I've never carried a head before". Plankton responds "Don't worry, you'll get used to it," implying he's cut off and carried actual heads around before. Since Karen is a computer, this doesn't harm her, but she does state that powering the time machine is going to take up all her processing power.
** The scene with a fish in hospital eating a patty. Dr. Gilliam declares that he'll be gone in a week, and his wife mourns the imminent loss while eating a patty herself.
* ''WesternAnimation/MaryAndMax'' when it isn't being depressing, is actually really darkly comedic. The Narrator always compares Max's process of foreign concepts to his weight (IE He's fat), Max himself had to attend Jury Duty for a trail that involved a man who killed his family and friends... at his own surprise birthday party, and when Max's air conditioner falls and kills a mime, instead of the mime running away, he pretends to open an umbrella, which kills him.
* In ''WesternAnimation/TeenTitansGoToTheMovies'', the titular Titans want their own movie so they go back in time to stop the origins of the more popular heroes. When they get back to the present, the villains have taken over so they have to go back in time and restore the heroes. They cause Krypton's explosion but the bleakest thing they do is to Franchise/{{Batman}}. They get the Waynes coming out of the movie theater, put the sting of pearls around Martha Wayne's neck, and then shove them down the alley to their deaths. You even hear her scream and the gunshots.
* Offscreen variation in ''WesternAnimation/WreckItRalph''. The owner of the arcade notices the Fix-It Felix Jr. machine acting up and says it's gone cuckoo ([[ScatterbrainedSenior like his nana]]). Then he comments that if they can't fix it, they're gonna have to [[DeadlyEuphemism put the game out to pasture]]... like his nana.
* ''WesternAnimation/{{Igor}}'' is filled to the brim with this. This is a kids' movie where one of the characters is a suicidal rabbit [[WhoWantsToLiveForever who's been made immortal]] and where brainwashing people is treated just like a carwash.
-->"It's like I'm sending my kid to school for the first time...to learn how to kill."
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