History NightmareFuel / WesternAnimationTV

* ''Stickin' Around'' has some really freaky imagery throughout, but one of the more blatant moments comes from "Send in the Clones", when Stacey's mom gets made at Stacey and Bradley for rollerskating in the living room and making a mess, and turns into a bomb and ''explodes''.
-->'''Bradley:''' Whoa! [[LampshadeHanging Your mom really blew her top!]]

* ''NightmareFuel/WildKratts

** ''NightmareFuel/BeCoolScoobyDoo''

* ''NightmareFuel/ExtremeGhostbusters''

* The animated adaption of the post-apocalyptic Days Of Future Past storyline in the X-Men 90s Animated Series, especially the telepathic vision Xavier recieves from Bishop of the nightmarish future.
--> '''Xavier:''' We have FAILED...
** The ultimate fate of Graydon Creed in the series, being left at his father's doorstep. Said father? ''Sabertooth''. The line Sabertooth delivers is simply ''chilling''.
-->'''Sabertooth''': Come to papa...

* ''WesternAnimation/AsToldByGinger'': The "And She Was Gone" poem. Many fans of the show felt it to be rather depressing and scary. In addition to being awesome.

* ''WesternAnimation/JimmyTwoShoes'': [[{{Yandere}} Heloise]] during her more AxCrazy moments.

* ''WesternAnimation/SheRaPrincessOfPower'': Horde Prime. Shown as not much more than a voice and a giant robotic hand, but that's enough.

* You can make any fan (or just viewer) of the 80s cartoon ''WesternAnimation/{{Inhumanoids}}'' soil himself with just one word (6:37 into the clip): "''[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt0KUz4Yg-Y DECOMPOSE!]]''"

* ''WesternAnimation/DrawnTogether''. Sometimes it [[CrossesTheLineTwice crosses the line]] a time too many, and becomes High Octane {{Squick}}. A few examples:
** Wooldoor accidentally shooting a truck driver, then trying (and failing) to tell the news to the driver's family...while wearing his skin.
** The meat made out of Clara's forest friends [[RaisingTheSteaks flopping along to her song]].
** A crazed mall cop taking hostage and killing a random woman. For that matter, there are a ''lot'' of scenes where random bystanders are horrifically mutilated and/or killed with no further comment, which are very unsettling in general.
** The candies made of the body parts of Wooldoor's relatives.
*** Which was a VERY thinly disguised Holocaust reference.
** What Foxxy [[NoodleIncident hints]] happened to "Timmy".

* The cartoon ''WesternAnimation/HalloweenIsGrinchNight'' consists of concentrated, surreal horror and a flimsy plot that sets it up. Especially the "Spooks' Song" sequence. The monsters would be mild to moderately creepy on their own, but coupled with the music, they're suddenly the scariest effing things ''ever''. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeFaBvL72a8]]

* ''WesternAnimation/ThePiratesOfDarkWater''. The BigBad is a sentient black blob that can warp people and destroy everything it touches. And it's ''trying to engulf the world''. (Also, the episode where the old woman tries using the Dark Water in a youth potion and winds up ''being consumed from the inside'' is probably one of the most disturbing things in a kid's show.)

* ''WesternAnimation/XMenEvolution'' episode 25 (''Mindbender'') in which [[spoiler: [[TheDragon Mesmero]]]] appears. There was no blood, no ultra violence, no huge fights... just him kidnapping and brainwashing a bunch of innocent kids ([[spoiler: Jean, Kitty, Evan and Kurt]]), using them to set off his EvilPlan to wake up [[spoiler: his master Apocalypse]] [[AdultFear and slipping unnoticed under their caretakers' watch]]. And he starts this by entering the kids's dreams and turning them into nightmares. Poor, ''poor'' Jean Grey. [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGbJsjjOGyA Watch it here, with the Latin-american dub conveying the feeling almost as well as the original]]...
** ''Blind Alley'' wasn't much better. Scott gets stranded in a deserted town [[spoiler: as Mystique's revenge for him derailing her EvilPlan]] without his visor, completely unable to even open his eyes or he'll blast everything on sight into nothingness...

* ''WesternAnimation/CatDog'': The dentist episode. As well as the movie the Great Parent Mystery where Catdog encounters an alien invasion, gets eaten and almost digested by a sea monster, among other horrors.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Animaniacs}}''
** Caddie Chipmunk's SanitySlippage from [[MoodWhiplash "I Got Yer Can"]].
** [[TeensAreMonsters Katie Ka-Boom]] [[HumanoidAbomination Do.]] [[MoodWhiplash Not.]] [[PunctuatedForEmphasis Make.]] [[PsychoSerum Her.]] [[HulkingOut Mad.]].....[[NightmareFace Or Else...]]

* ''WesternAnimation/TheAngryBeavers'' episode "Open Wide for Zombie" is full of NightmareFuel. From the creepy Swamp Witch wanting [[TheToothHurts their teeth]] for a Voodoo spell to the creepy [[TheUndead zombie men]] with skull-like faces to [[HalfHumanHybrid gator man.]]

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Doug}}'': Some of Doug's fantasies could qualify as this. Such as in "Doug's Lucky Hat," where Roger steals his hat, and he imagines he's a homeless sock peddler while Roger's an enormously successful financial tycoon. The fantasy ends with Roger's limo splashing dirty rainwater at Doug (who has a pathetically desperate facial expression). No doubt, that fantasy gave more than a few kids nightmares for years!
** "Mr. Dink, I broke your grill."
*** "YOU BROKE MY GRILL?!!!???!!"
** Also, Judy And Her Dancing Cats.

* ''WesternAnimation/QuackPack'':
** Donald's malfunctioning video game from "All Hands on Duck".
** Donald as the Duck of Doom when he grows large. ([[PunctuatedForEmphasis "CLEAN! YOUR! ROOM!"]]) An oddly (and perhaps unintentionally) frightening part of an otherwise farcical episode.
** The Tasty Paste [[AttackOfTheFiftyFootWhatever monster]].

* "Enter the Fly" from ''[[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles1987 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]]'' is without a doubt the darkest episode from the original cartoon (barring the [[CerebusSyndrome "Red Sky" episodes"]]. Shredder, who's usually apt to take April hostage and place her in all sorts of crazy death traps, instead poisons her and forces the Turtles to seek an antidote, which he then manages to steal and forces them to confront him to get it back. Seeing the Turtles confronted with the fact that April could very well die and seeing her comatose body lie closer to death is disturbing enough. But the real thing that makes this episode horrifying is Baxter Stockman's fate that gets him transformed in the first place. When he winds up in Dimension X Krang attempts to immediately dispose of him by tossing him into the Technodrome's disintegration unit, which then activates and causes his skin to disappear even as he frantically cries to be released. Then a random fly that also winds up in the unit merges with Baxter, and his scream as the thing combines with him permanently is damned unsettling.
** In "Enter: Mutagen Man", a guy ''falls apart'' in a vat of toxic chemicals. It's PlayedForLaughs and the guy survives, but it's still a creepy scene in an otherwise light-hearted episode.
** Poor [[ButtMonkey Baxter]] gets a similar treatment in ''another'' [[WesternAnimation/TeenageMutantNinjaTurtles2003 TMNT series]]. Look up "Insane in the Membrane".

** ''NightmareFuel/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirls''