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* #1: "Ichi-Boned". A repressed Japanese couple, though they love each other very much, are so scared of having sex that they never slept together on their wedding night. Several years later, with the [[DutchCourage help of some plum wine]], the two finally consummate their love, but [[OutWithABang they end up quietly passing away]] [[TogetherInDeath together]] from simultaneous heart attacks since [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome their bodies weren't used to the effects of orgasm]]. The narrator said that this was such a heartbreaking (yet awesome) way to die that it was given the number one spot ([[BilingualBonus or, as it's called in Japanese, "ichiban"]]).
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* #1: "Ichi-Boned". A repressed Japanese couple, though they love each other very much, are so scared of having sex that they never slept together on their wedding night. Several years later, with the [[DutchCourage help of some plum wine]], the two finally consummate their love, but [[OutWithABang they end up quietly and peacefully passing away]] away in their sleep]] [[TogetherInDeath together]] from simultaneous heart attacks since [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome their bodies weren't used to the effects of orgasm]]. The narrator said that this was such a heartbreaking (yet awesome) way to die that it was given the number one spot ([[BilingualBonus or, as it's called in Japanese, "ichiban"]]).
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Even a show about people dying various different deaths can have its happy moments.
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** What makes it better was that this war originally supposed to be the final death shown in the series, hence the number and the clip show at the end. Instead of making a snarky quip, the narrator reminisces on all of the stupid ways people have died over the course of the show and concludes that the show has really been an instruction manual on how to live. (un)fortunately, the show got renewed for another season, but points for effort.
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** What makes it better was that this war was originally supposed to be the final death shown in the series, hence the number and the clip show at the end. Instead of making a snarky quip, the narrator reminisces on all of the stupid ways people have died over the course of the show and concludes that the show has really been an instruction manual on how to live. (un)fortunately, the show got renewed for another season, but points for effort.
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* #163: "Drivers Dead" The narrator expresses a little sympathy for the JerkassWoobie, and suggests he got peace in death and went to Heaven.
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* #786: "Curl Up and Die" The ex drug dealer cheekily rambles on about how Quaaludes are great "leg spreaders" and benefit both genders during sex (in a purely consensual context here). However, he switches to a dead serious tone when warning the viewers not to take alcohol with Quaaludes due to the high risk of death.
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**What makes it better was that this war originally supposed to be the final death shown in the series, hence the number and the clip show at the end. Instead of making a snarky quip, the narrator reminisces on all of the stupid ways people have died over the course of the show and concludes that the show has really been an instruction manual on how to live. (un)fortunately, the show got renewed for another season, but points for effort.
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* #803: "Bomb-Bino." A man is forced to dig his own grave after being unable to pay back a debt with the mob. However, he digs up an un-exploded hand grenade in the process and it blows up in the mobsters' faces, killing them. Thankfully, the man survives thanks to the pile of dirt besides him, and he takes it as a cue to leave, grateful for the stroke of fate.
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* #803: "Bomb-Bino." A man is forced to dig his own grave after being unable to pay back a debt with to the mob. However, he digs up an un-exploded hand grenade in the process and it blows up in the mobsters' faces, killing them. Thankfully, the man survives thanks to the pile of dirt besides him, and he takes it as a cue to leave, grateful for the stroke of fate.
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* #1: "Ichi-Boned". A repressed Japanese couple, though they love each other very much, are so scared of having sex that they never slept together on their wedding night. Several years later, with the [[DutchCourage help of some plum wine]], the two finally consummate their love, but [[OutWithABang they end up quietly passing away]] [[TogetherInDeath together]] from simultaneous heart attacks since their bodies weren't used to the effects of orgasm. The narrator said that this was such a heartbreaking (yet awesome) way to die that it was given the number one spot ([[BilingualBonus or, as it's called in Japanese, "ichiban"]]).
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* #1: "Ichi-Boned". A repressed Japanese couple, though they love each other very much, are so scared of having sex that they never slept together on their wedding night. Several years later, with the [[DutchCourage help of some plum wine]], the two finally consummate their love, but [[OutWithABang they end up quietly passing away]] [[TogetherInDeath together]] from simultaneous heart attacks since [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome their bodies weren't used to the effects of orgasm.orgasm]]. The narrator said that this was such a heartbreaking (yet awesome) way to die that it was given the number one spot ([[BilingualBonus or, as it's called in Japanese, "ichiban"]]).
