History Main / KillerTeddyBear

* Bertram from ''Webcomic/TheLittlestAtheist'' has a killer teddy left to him by his father as a bodyguard.

* Kumacy, Perona's personal zombie teddy bear from ''Manga/OnePiece''.

* There's a scene in ''Anime/TenchiMuyo 2: The Daughter of Darkness'' where Tenchi and Ryoko are pulled into Yuzuha's realm and dumped into a toy room. There, they're greeted by a killer cadre of, you guessed it, toys: including a psychotic teddy bear! They soon dispense with the pleasantries, and unleash [[MacrossMissileMassacre a rapid-fire barrage of knives!]]

* The psychic children in ''Manga/{{Akira}}'' first attack Tetsuo after forming a giant teddy bear and other toys out of debris. It's a lot creepier than it sounds.

* Pictured above: [=WaruMonzaemon=] (and regular Monzaemon, when he's somehow turned evil) in the ''Franchise/{{Digimon}}'' franchise.

* The title character of ''Boris The Bear'' (a parody series mainly targeting the Black and White independent comics boom of the 1980s[[note]]such as the original ''ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', which it should be recalled was itself a parody of Frank Miller's run on ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'' - which presaged his later work during UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks - before becoming LighterAndSofter with popularity[[/note]]) is basically Rambo in the form of a robotic teddy bear.

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* ''Film/{{Screamers}}''. Killer robots looking like little boys, carrying killer robot teddy bears.
* In ''Film/{{Dolls}}'', after Rosemary throws Judy's teddy bear in the bushes, the bear comes out of the bushes life-size and rips through the teddy bear look to reveal a real bear that attacks and kills her parents. However, it's just Judy's imagination so, it's subverted.
* ''[[{{Film/Krampus}} Krampus]]'' features a gaggle of living, killer toys, one of which is a ferocious teddy bear with [[http://www.bloodywhisper.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/krampus9.jpg loads of teeth and unnervingly organic-looking eyeballs.]]
* [[Film/ChildsPlay2019 The Reboot]] of Franchise/ChildsPlay replaces the doll possessed by a serial killer's soul with a doll with an evil AI. It can basically control anything computerized for its murderous intentions, including a Buddi 2 teddy bear.

* In the ''Literature/{{Discworld}}'', there is a one-armed teddy bear displayed in the museum of the Assassins' Guild. The plaque underneath the display case states that the Baron von Wendeltreppe-Steckenpferd was assisted to his heavenly reward by Croydon Minimus (Scorpion House) in 1687, and this soft toy was the means of inhumation. No further details, such as ''How?'' are given, and this problem is used to stimulate the minds of young trainee Assassins.

* Inversion: In an episode of ''Series/{{Supernatural}}'' with a wishing well, a little girl wishes her teddy bear to life; it becomes suicidal. It [[AteHisGun eats its gun]], but it doesn't work.
* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' - on the "Consumer Probe" talk show, sleazy toy manufacturer Irwin Mainway doesn't see the harm in his "Teddy Chainsaw Bear".
* A ''Series/MadTV'' sketch parodied commercials for Snuggle fabric softener, where the housewife freaks out when the Snuggle teddy bear arrives and tries to kill it. The bear fights back.
* ''Series/TheHauntingHour'': In "Near Mint Condition", Ted is obsessed with buying collectable toys online, and spends five thousand dollars (which he was supposed to use to buy a car) on a rare Robo-Bear toy from the 80's named Mangler with a mysterious link to accidents and deaths that occurred to the children that received the toys. Mangler comes alive that night, and goes after Ted's younger brother Mark and friend Jason for using him to mock Ted.

* Music/{{Radiohead}}'s Modified Bear logo, which is meant to be a genetically modified teddy bear.

* Music/{{IC3PEAK}} feature a CreepyGood teddy bear in the music video for "Сказка" (Russian for "Fairytale"), where it helps them escape from the clutches of a Baba Yaga.

* Podcast/DiceFunk: Anne uses a teddy bear as her holy symbol, which means that she uses it to channel certain attacks, including one that incinerated an undead monster.

* ''TabletopGame/{{Malifaux}}'' has the Neverborn model Teddy, available as one of the Dreamer's enforcers. The model has changed a bit between 2nd and 3rd ed, but it's roughly the same - a ten-foot-tall, well-over-half-a-tonne [[https://monster.fandom.com/wiki/Teddy teddy bear]] with a valentine shaped panel in its chest and a big mouth full of [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail nasty big pointy teeth]].

* ''VideoGame/LeagueOfLegends'': Annie's teddy bear Tibbers. He's a "shadow bear", that is to say a gigantic burning ursine abomination, spellbound to Annie. She carries him around inside a teddy bear toy.

* In ''Paranormal Syndrome'', the first paranormal encounter that chases and tries to kill Mikoto is a cursed, knife-wielding teddy bear that was animated during Hitori Kakurenbo (One Man Hide-and-Seek). Only shortly before the events of Chapter 1, the teddy bear had also killed most of the family members of Mikoto's friend.

* Plenty of cute-looking toylike Franchise/{{Pokemon}} can still viciously attack you. [[MightyGlacier Snorlax]] looks like a big fat sleepy teddy bear, but that won't stop it from mauling opponents' faces off. Teddiursa looks even more like a teddy bear, and while it's not very strong it does evolve into the significantly less huggable [[BearsAreBadNews Ursaring]]. In Gen 6, there's Pancham, a little panda bear cub, who grows up into the vicious yet honorable Pangoro, which stands a full head taller than an Ursaring. Gen 7 brings us Bewear, a huge stuffed bear that likes giving out friendly hugs [[DoesNotKnowHisOwnStrength which are way too powerful]], causing people to put up ''danger signs'' warning about them.

* Shiki Misaki of ''VideoGame/TheWorldEndsWithYou'' once hand-sewed a stuffed cat and named it Mr. Mew. It serves as her sole means of attack in the Reapers' Game.
* ''VideoGame/PhantasyStarOnline2'' has the Bonta Bearadda, a [[MadeOfEvil Darker]] in the form of a cutesy, pastel-colored teddy bear that's notable for being completely passive initially, simply standing still and constantly turning to face you as you move about. The moment it takes damage, however, it'll turn around and reveal its ugly side that's possessed of a nightmarish chest mouth and some mean claws before taking chase at a speed that's either sluggish or alarmingly fast depending on the difficulty.

* One of the two {{Mascot Mook}}s of ''Slamscape'' alongside Danger Ranger are the Shreddy Bears, slow-moving zombie-like creatures that slowly lurch toward you. They're not much of a threat on their own, but they're silent and other enemies can pick them up and drop them right behind you, and if manage to actually land a hit they do a ''lot'' of damage and send your power nodes flying.
* ''VideoGame/DynamiteHeaddy'': [[PunnyName Trouble Bruin]] is a cutesy bear puppet, and also Headdy's most recurring foe. Trouble Bruin takes control of a variety of killer machines by attaching his head to them.

* In ''Webcomic/SparklingGenerationValkyrieYuuki'', Loki is able to possess a particular stuffed doll, which limits his powers to some extent. But he's almost never seen without a knife.

* Bertram from "The Littlest Atheist" has a killer teddy left to him by his father as a bodyguard.

* ''WebVideo/TheNostalgiaCritic'' once had to deal with a psychopathic Teddy Ruxpin doll that wasn't very happy about being criticised.
* ''WebVideo/YuGiOhTheAbridgedSeries'' turns Rebecca Hawkins' teddy bear into one of these, though so far all it's done is make threats.

* Because the creator of ''WebVideo/VaguelyRecallingJoJo'' can't recall what Empress and Ebony Devil look like in ''Manga/JoJosBizarreAdventureStardustCrusaders'', they look like this.
* ''WebVideo/FiveSecondFilms'': In "[[http://5secondfilms.com/watch/secret_admirer/ Secret Admirer]]", Kelsey finds out that she has a secret admirer who sends her a stuffed teddy bear to sleep with... but it turns out that [[StalkerWithACrush the bear is, in fact, the admirer]].
* Huggles T. Bear in Literature/{{Zoofights}} is what happens when unscrupulous scientists take a [[BearsAreBadNews grizzly bear]], equip it with WolverineClaws and a [[EnergyWeapon chest laser]] (obviously as a parody of the [[Franchise/CareBears Care Bear Stare]]), and send the poor thing to fight other abominations to promote a toy company. It's that kind of series.

* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wJx9vtRs-E The Deady Bear]] from the ''Dr. Monster'' series of music animations.

** Monokuma won't kill you himself unless you break the rules (except for when he executes people), but if the two of you are in the same room (or same building, or on the same ''landmass''), he's probably trying to convince people to murder you.
** In ''VideoGame/DanganronpaAnotherEpisodeUltraDespairGirls'', the protagonist must fight for their lives against a legion of weaponized Monokumas.

* ''DeadRising2'' has Freedom Bear, a grunt teddy bear with a [[BadassesWearBandanas bandana]] and machine gun that when activated, mows down zombies while taunting them.

* ''VideoGame/MrHoppsPlayhouse'': Mr. Hopp is a demonic stuffed rabbit hellbent on killing you.

-->--[[Wiki/SCPFoundation SCP-]][[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1048 1048]]

* Huggles T. Bear in Literature/{{Zoofights}} is what happens when unscrupulous scientists take a [[BearsAreBadNews grizzly bear]], equip it with WolverineClaws and a [[FrickinLaserBeams chest laser]] (obviously as a parody of the [[Franchise/CareBears Care Bear Stare]]), and send the poor thing to fight other abominations to promote a toy company. It's that kind of series.

* The main villain of ''VideoGame/YourToy'' is TheProtagonist's childhood teddy bear who's out to get them [[spoiler: for pulling its head apart years ago]].

* ''TabletopGame/Malifaux'' has the Neverborn model Teddy, available as one of the Dreamer's enforcers. The model has changed a bit between 2nd and 3rd ed, but it's roughly the same - a ten-foot-tall, well-over-half-a-tonne [[https://monster.fandom.com/wiki/Teddy teddy bear]] with a valentine shaped panel in its chest and a big mouth full of [[Film/MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail nasty big pointy teeth]].

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1048 SCP-1048 ("Builder Bear")]]. SCP-1048 is a cute teddy bear who makes new teddy bears, from things like human ears (SCP-1048-A), an ''aborted baby'' (SCP-1048-B) and rusted metal scraps (SCP-1048-C). While SCP-1048 itself is harmless, it's creations have killed multiple human beings in horrible ways.

* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-1048 SCP-1048 ("Builder Bear")]]. SCP-1048 is a cute teddy bear who makes new teddy bears, from things like human ears (SCP-1048-A), an ''aborted baby'' (SCP-1048-B) and rusted metal scraps (SCP-1048-C). These creations have killed multiple human beings in horrible ways.

* ''VideoGame/ShutEye'': One of the toys [[PlayerCharacter the girl]] thinks is stalking her is a TeddyBear.

** InvertedTrope by SCP-2295, an intelligent teddy bear that saves people by crafting artificial organs out of cloth and transplanting them to replace damaged/destroyed organs in people next to him. They are never rejected.

* He didn't kill anybody as far as we know, but ''Pedobear'' probably raped your childhood even more than all the other examples.

* Flippy from ''WebAnimation/HappyTreeFriends'' is not a stuffed animal, but because of the [[GrotesqueCute deceptively cutesy]] style of the cartoon, has the proportions and general look of a teddy bear.

* The winking Pooh doll at the end of ''WesternAnimation/TheManyAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'' is only vaguely creepy at best, but there are some parody videos on Website/YouTube that [[https://youtu.be/SPNIrMN9XlI made the doll]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glZtr3TnW1o look evil]].

* The winking Pooh doll at the end of ''Disney/TheManyAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh'' is only vaguely creepy at best, but there are some parody videos on Website/YouTube that [[https://youtu.be/SPNIrMN9XlI made the doll]] [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=glZtr3TnW1o look evil]].

* The title character of ''Boris The Bear'' (a parody series mainly targeting the Black and White independent comics boom of the 1980s[[note]]such as the original ''ComicBook/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles'', which it should be recalled was itself a parody of Frank Miller's run on ''ComicBook/{{Daredevil}}'' - one of the series which ushered in UsefulNotes/TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks - before becoming LighterAndSofter with popularity[[/note]]) is basically Rambo in the form of a robotic teddy bear.