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* In the ''{{Recess}}'' episode "I Play Kickball No More!", Vince underwent a ''massive'' HeroicBSOD (of the severe depression type) after his best kick was not only beaten out, but beaten out by an Ashley, who not only doesn't even regularly play Kickball, but isn't even playing it seriously (she basically kicked it all the way to Communist China non-chalantly while she was speaking on her cell phone.). It literally had to take TJ and his friends some severe talks to Vince (as well as almost faking out his kick to making him feel better with a more bouncy ball than usual) to not only get him out of the HeroicBSOD, but also for him to manage in doing an unprecedented account of kicking the ball outside of the stratosphere.

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* In the ''{{Recess}}'' episode "I Play Kickball Will Kick No More!", More Forever", Vince underwent a ''massive'' HeroicBSOD (of the severe depression type) after his best kick was not only beaten out, but beaten out by an Ashley, who not only doesn't even regularly play Kickball, but isn't even playing it seriously (she basically kicked it all the way to Communist China non-chalantly while she was speaking on her cell phone.). It literally had to take TJ and his friends some severe talks to Vince (as well as almost faking out his kick to making him feel better with a more bouncy ball than usual) to not only get him out of the HeroicBSOD, but also for him to manage in doing an unprecedented account of kicking the ball outside of the stratosphere.
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* In the Recess episode "I Play Kickball No More!", Vince underwent a ''massive'' HeroicBSOD (of the severe depression type) after his best kick was not only beaten out, but beaten out by an Ashley, who not only doesn't even regularly play Kickball, but isn't even playing it seriously (she basically kicked it all the way to Communist China non-chalantly while she was speaking on her cell phone.). It literally had to take TJ and his friends some severe talks to Vince (as well as almost faking out his kick to making him feel better with a more bouncy ball than usual) to not only get him out of the HeroicBSOD, but also for him to manage in doing an unprecedented account of kicking the ball outside of the stratosphere.

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* In the Recess ''{{Recess}}'' episode "I Play Kickball No More!", Vince underwent a ''massive'' HeroicBSOD (of the severe depression type) after his best kick was not only beaten out, but beaten out by an Ashley, who not only doesn't even regularly play Kickball, but isn't even playing it seriously (she basically kicked it all the way to Communist China non-chalantly while she was speaking on her cell phone.). It literally had to take TJ and his friends some severe talks to Vince (as well as almost faking out his kick to making him feel better with a more bouncy ball than usual) to not only get him out of the HeroicBSOD, but also for him to manage in doing an unprecedented account of kicking the ball outside of the stratosphere.
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* Tigger gets one in an episode of TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh after his hero persona, "The Masked Offender," is humiliated due to a prank by the other woodland residents. He gets better after Piglet attempts to take on the "Whatchamadingle," by himself when the prank ends up backfiring on everyone else and putting their lives in danger.

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* In the Recess episode "I Play Kickball No More!", Vince underwent a ''massive'' HeroicBSOD (of the severe depression type) after his best kick was not only beaten out, but beaten out by an Ashley, who not only doesn't even regularly play Kickball, but isn't even playing it seriously (she basically kicked it all the way to Communist China non-chalantly while she was speaking on her cell phone.). It literally had to take TJ and his friends some severe talks to Vincent (as well as almost faking out his kick to making him feel better with a more bouncy ball than usual) to not only get him out of the HeroicBSOD, but also for him to manage in doing an unprecedented account of kicking the ball outside of the stratosphere.

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* In the Recess episode "I Play Kickball No More!", Vince underwent a ''massive'' HeroicBSOD (of the severe depression type) after his best kick was not only beaten out, but beaten out by an Ashley, who not only doesn't even regularly play Kickball, but isn't even playing it seriously (she basically kicked it all the way to Communist China non-chalantly while she was speaking on her cell phone.). It literally had to take TJ and his friends some severe talks to Vincent Vince (as well as almost faking out his kick to making him feel better with a more bouncy ball than usual) to not only get him out of the HeroicBSOD, but also for him to manage in doing an unprecedented account of kicking the ball outside of the stratosphere.
** Similarly, in another episode, TJ ended up suffering a HeroicBSOD in a similar manner to Vince after one of his schemes (namely one that he intended to use to get back a baseball bat that the Ashleys managed to steal from them) backfired horribly that not only resulted in Gus's injury, but also got his friends detention, refused to plan anymore and went into a depressed state. It wasn't until his friends, in a usage of ReversePsychology, attempted to make TJ seem like he was a bad planner, as well as their attempts at planning that was even worse, that he managed to get out of that state, and successfully managed to retrieve the bat from the Ashleys, as well.
** Although technically not a hero, Ms. Finster suffered the depression type after her leg ended up broken as a result of the bag she was using to confiscate candy breaking and causing her leg to become injured. She attempts to control the playground in spite of her injury, but becomes immensely depressed when she realized her injured state actually resulted in the children no longer fearing her and thus unable to allow her to control them. Man, the creators of Recess just ''love'' this type of HeroicBSOD.
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* In the Recess episode "I Play Kickball No More!", Vince underwent a ''massive'' HeroicBSOD (of the severe depression type) after his best kick was not only beaten out, but beaten out by an Ashley, who not only doesn't even regularly play Kickball, but isn't even playing it seriously (she basically kicked it all the way to Communist China non-chalantly while she was speaking on her cell phone.). It literally had to take TJ and his friends some severe talks to Vincent (as well as almost faking out his kick to making him feel better with a more bouncy ball than usual) to not only get him out of the HeroicBSOD, but also for him to manage in doing an unprecedented account of kicking the ball outside of the stratosphere.
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* An episode from the first season of ''MuchaLucha'' sends Buena Girl through this when she mistakenly receives a fortune donut that says she's a disgrace to masked wrestling.
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* In the episode "Party Of One", [[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Pinkie Pie]] completely loses it when she thinks her friends don't like her parties anymore. She starts holding parties with inanimate objects, alternating between giving them voices and suffering crazed spasms.
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** Toki goes catatonic again in season 3's "Dethzazz" [[spoiler: (referred to as his "punishment hole," named after the confinement pit his father made him live in when he messed up his daily chores.) Only [[ItMakesSenseInContext the presence of Doctor Rockso can revive him.]]]]
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* 2D of {{Gorillaz}} has a couple, most notably when he was [[NightmareFuel drugged and kidnapped]] by Murdoc. In the "Stylo" music video he can be seen slouching helplessly in the car as they speed toward Plastic Beach, chanting, [[MadnessMantra "overload, overload, overload, comin' up to the overload..."]]
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** Got one earlier when the Delightful Children turned him into an adult. It takes Numbuh 5 giving him a RousingSpeech to snap him out of it.
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* Homer Simpson goes into a not-so-heroic screaming-coma in the episode "The Blunder Years" after he remembers a horrible secret from his past.
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* Numbuh One from ''CodenamKidsNextDoor'' had one in [[TheMovie ''Operation Z.E.R.O.'']] when he realized that [[spoiler: his rashness had sent him straight into a trap set by Father and helped resurrect the ultimate evil Grandfather]]. It took a peptalk from (of all people) Numbuh 101 to get him moving again.

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* Numbuh One from ''CodenamKidsNextDoor'' ''CodenameKidsNextDoor'' had one in [[TheMovie ''Operation Z.E.R.O.'']] when he realized that [[spoiler: his rashness had sent him straight into a trap set by Father and helped resurrect the ultimate evil Grandfather]]. It took a peptalk from (of all people) Numbuh 101 to get him moving again.
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* ''DC Showcase: Superman/Shazam: The Return of Black Adam'' had Billy Batson suffer one of these after Black Adam offered him a [[TheSadisticChoice sadistic choice]] between his own life and the life of a hostage. Adam then attempts to kill both Billy and the hostage, and would have succeeded if Superman hadn't interfered. The BSOD only lasted for a few moments tho, and after it passed, well, one magic word later [[CurbStompBattle it got REALLY ugly for Adam]].

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* ''DC Showcase: Superman/Shazam: The Return of Black Adam'' had Billy Batson suffer one of these after Black Adam offered him a [[TheSadisticChoice sadistic choice]] between his own life and the life of a hostage. Adam then attempts to kill both Billy and the hostage, and would have succeeded if Superman hadn't interfered. The BSOD only lasted for a few moments tho, though, and after it passed, well, one magic word later [[CurbStompBattle it got REALLY ugly for Adam]].
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** In the episode "All Chalked Up", Bubbles has one of these when her drawings of monsters come to life. Blossom and Buttercup end up having to start the fight without her.
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*** Candace, while not exactly a hero, suffers one of these at the end of "Picture This." Her repetitive stutter forming the breakbeat for an improvised rap.
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* Numbuh One from ''CodenamKidsNextDoor'' had one in [[TheMovie ''Operation Z.E.R.O.'']] when he realized that [[spoiler: his rashness had sent him straight into a trap set by Father and helped resurrect the ultimate evil Grandfather]]. It took a peptalk from (of all people) Numbuh 101 to get him moving again.

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* Mr. Krabs, in the ''SpongebobSquarepants'' episode "One Krab's Trash," has a HeroicBSOD when he hears how much his drinking cap is worth.

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* Mr. Krabs, in the ''SpongebobSquarepants'' ''[[SpongebobSquarepants SpongeBob SquarePants]]'' episode "One Krab's Trash," has a HeroicBSOD when he hears how much his drinking cap is worth.


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*** A more soul-crushing example happens to [=SpongeBob=] himself on "The Krabby Khronicle". Mr. Krabs starts a newspaper, and has [=SpongeBob=] on the clock 24 hours writing controversial and untrue stories. At first [=SpongeBob=] sees it as a joke, but his stories start damaging his friends' reputations and ruining their lives, as well as straining his friendships. Mr. Krabs them begins [[CompleteMonster blackmailing him]] to keep it up. [=SpongeBob=] is sleep-deprived and powerless to argue, and has a disturbingly quiet [[BreakTheCutie breakdown]]. [[spoiler:Until he starts [[CrowningMomentOfAwesome writing about Mr. Krabs]].]]
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** The first time he voluntarily accesses the Avatar State leads to ManipulativeBitch [[TheEvilPrince Princess Azula]] [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy shooting him with a killer dose of lightning]] InTheBack [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy during his]] TransformationSequence ([[PowerFloats particularly after it results in him floating in the air out of the ice cocoon he made to protect himself]]). This of course induces [[ActionGirl Katara]]'s HeroicBSOD.

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* ''{{Avatar the Last Airbender}}'' does this a lot, in particular with Aang. When he goes through BSOD, he goes into the Avatar State. The most memerable is when he [[spoiler: finds Gyasto's skeleton, surrounded by Fire Nation soldiers]].

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* ''{{Avatar the ''[=~Avatar: The Last Airbender}}'' Airbender~=]'' does this a lot, in particular with Aang. When he goes through BSOD, he goes into the [[SuperpoweredEvilSide Avatar State. State]]. The most memerable memorable is when he [[spoiler: finds Gyasto's skeleton, surrounded by Fire Nation soldiers]].


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** The first time he voluntarily accesses the Avatar State leads to ManipulativeBitch [[TheEvilPrince Princess Azula]] [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy shooting him with a killer dose of lightning]] InTheBack [[DangerouslyGenreSavvy during his]] TransformationSequence ([[PowerFloats particularly after it results in him floating in the air out of the ice cocoon he made to protect himself]]). This of course induces [[ActionGirl Katara]]'s HeroicBSOD.
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* Cody suffers from this in TotalDramaWorldTour when his ride to Hawaii is destroyed.[[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Sierra snaps him out of it.]]

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* Cody suffers from this in TotalDramaWorldTour when his ride to Hawaii is destroyed. [[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Sierra snaps him out of it.]]
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* Cody suffers from this in TotalDramaWorldTour when his ride to Hawaii is destroyed.[[CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming Sierra snaps him out of it.]]
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* Blossom had one on ''ThePowerpuffGirls'' when one of her plans backfired, something Mojo Jojo tried to exploit. Buttercup had one in another episode when she lost her ''SecurityBlanket''.
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* Gadget Hackwrench ''(ChipAndDaleRescueRangers)'' has one in part 3 of the FiveEpisodePilot after the plane she pilots crashes in Glacier Bay. She laments that she won't be as good as her father Geegaw Hackwrench, but in part 4, [[IGotBetter she gets better]], and saves the other Rangers with the plane she re-modeled into the flying detergent bottle/balloon mecha we recognize throughout the series.

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* Gadget Hackwrench ''(ChipAndDaleRescueRangers)'' has one in part 3 of the FiveEpisodePilot (which is also her debut episode) after the plane she pilots crashes in Glacier Bay. She laments that she won't be as good as her father Geegaw Hackwrench, but in part 4, [[IGotBetter she gets better]], and saves the other Rangers with the plane she re-modeled into the flying detergent bottle/balloon mecha we recognize throughout the series.
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* Gadget Hackwrench ''(ChipAndDaleRescueRangers)'' has one in part 3 of the FiveEpisodePilot after the plane she pilots crashes in Glacier Bay. She laments that she won't be as good as her father Geegaw Hackwrench, but in part 4, [[IGotBetter she gets better]], and saves the other Rangers with the plane she re-modeled into the flying detergent bottle/balloon mecha we recognize throughout the series.
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* Suffered by Leonardo (''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' 2003) twice. The first time occurs after he is badly beaten and almost killed by the Foot Clan, which leaves him comatose and melancholy afterwards. The second time occurs after the turtles are handily defeated and have to resort to sacrificing themselves just to stop the BigBad from winning. This necessity is fortunately prevented, but just the idea that the situation got [[ItGotWorse that bad]] disturbs Leonardo. As the [[BigBrotherComplex Big Brother]], he blames himself for failing his family and goes into a self-destructive spiral, training obsessively, forcing his brothers to do likewise, and being surly and moody in general. [[spoiler: It takes 13 episodes of not listening to Splinter, a literal journey, and a Star Wars-esque "yourself behind the Vader mask" moment to get Leonardo to recover his senses.]]

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* Suffered by Leonardo (''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' 2003) twice. The first time occurs after he is badly beaten and almost killed by the Foot Clan, which leaves him comatose and melancholy afterwards. The second time occurs after the turtles are handily defeated and have to resort to sacrificing themselves just to stop the BigBad from winning. This necessity is fortunately prevented, but just the idea that the situation got [[ItGotWorse that bad]] disturbs Leonardo. As the [[BigBrotherComplex [[BigBrotherInstinct Big Brother]], he blames himself for failing his family and goes into a self-destructive spiral, training obsessively, forcing his brothers to do likewise, and being surly and moody in general. [[spoiler: It takes 13 episodes of not listening to Splinter, a literal journey, and a Star Wars-esque "yourself behind the Vader mask" moment to get Leonardo to recover his senses.]]
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** Stan gets a really bad one in "Raisins" after Wendy broke up with him, which made him become one of the Goths. [[IGotBetter He gets better]] after Butters gives him and the other Goths a pep talk.

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