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** Death 10: [=SnakeTheJaik=]'s prank gone wrong from death 9 (accidentally naming the world "Dinnerbone") causes a lot of accidental deaths as a result.
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** Death 10: 10 in part 15: [=SnakeTheJaik=]'s prank gone wrong from death 9 (accidentally naming the world "Dinnerbone") causes a lot of accidental deaths as a result.
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* AdaptedOut: Steve and Alex make no appearance whatsoever here. Vacation Steve does however make a few appearances, but implied to be entirely different from the regular. Lampshaded in Part 12s death 7, where a police officer kills someone with the Steve skin for wearing it in a high-crime area.
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* AdaptedOut: AdaptedOut:
** Steve and Alex make no appearance whatsoever here. Vacation Steve does however make a few appearances, but implied to be entirely different from the regular. Lampshaded in Part 12s death 7, where a police officer kills someone with the Steve skin for wearing it in a high-crimearea.area.
** The bonus deaths from Part 11 and the Halloween edition are missing from the 300 Ways to Die compilation.
** Steve and Alex make no appearance whatsoever here. Vacation Steve does however make a few appearances, but implied to be entirely different from the regular. Lampshaded in Part 12s death 7, where a police officer kills someone with the Steve skin for wearing it in a high-crime
** The bonus deaths from Part 11 and the Halloween edition are missing from the 300 Ways to Die compilation.
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*** Death 30: Cinderella's glass slippers break when she jumps on them too hard, getting her killed when the wound becomes infected.
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*** Death 30: A double-whammy. Cinderella's glass slippers break when she jumps on them too hard, getting her killed when hard. Not only that, but the wound becomes infected.infected and she dies of sepsis.
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** Death 10: [=SnakeTheJaik=]'s prank gone wrong from death 9 (accidentally naming the world "Dinnerbone") causes a lot of accidental deaths as a result.
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General clarification on work content: The cosplay isn't the curse, the cosplay IS cursed.
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** And then another one in Part 13's Death 35; [=FeedMe=] is unfortunately struck with '''The Curse Of The Binding [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic My Little Pony]] Cosplay,''' causing him to jump into a pit of lava.
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** And then another one in Part 13's Death 35; [=FeedMe=] is unfortunately struck with '''The Curse Of The Binding [[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic '''[[WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic My Little Pony]] Cosplay,''' cosplay enchanted with the Curse of Binding,''' causing him to jump into a pit of lava.
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*** One that was mentioned in the "Forgotten Fables" video: Reading a heartwrenching story to your kid is ''not'' a good idea, especially if the story in question has an equally tragic ending (in this case, ''Literature/TheSteadfastTinSoldier''). [=BlondWolfGirl=]'s grandmother finds this out the hard way when her grandchild gets so upset from the story that she's DrivenToSuicide.
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*** One that was mentioned in the "Forgotten Fables" video: Reading a heartwrenching story to your kid is ''not'' a good idea, bound to scar them for life, especially if the story in question has an equally tragic ending (in this case, ''Literature/TheSteadfastTinSoldier''). [=BlondWolfGirl=]'s grandmother finds this out the hard way when her grandchild gets so upset from the story that she's DrivenToSuicide.
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*** One that was mentioned in the "Forgotten Fables" video: Reading a heartwrenching story to your kid is ''not'' a good idea, especially if the story in question has an equally tragic ending (in this case, ''Literature/TheSteadfastTinSoldier''). [=BlondWolfGirl=]'s grandmother finds this out the hard way when her grandchild gets so upset from the story that she's DrivenToSuicide.
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* EvenTheSubtitlerIsStumped: Death 48 in part 5. See "Rasputinian Death" below.
** Also, Death 34 in the Fairy Tale episode, when the Bridge Troll and the Big Bad Wolf Eath each other up simultaneously. Somehow.
---> ''...Uh... I don't...''
** Also, Death 34 in the Fairy Tale episode, when the Bridge Troll and the Big Bad Wolf Eath each other up simultaneously. Somehow.
---> ''...Uh... I don't...''
* ExplosiveStupidity: A lot of characters, but Stu in particular.
** Part 12 features a sheep doing this to take vengeance on a farmer.
** "Axe" is also used this way on multiple occasions.
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* LogicBomb: The Magic Mirror goes through one in Fairy Tale edition, as a result of the vain queen trying to reword her question to make sense.
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* LogicBomb: The Magic Mirror goes through one in Fairy Tale edition, as a result of the vain queen asking it who is the MOST BEAUTIFUL of them all. The mirror glitches out while attempting to answer because there are multiple fairy tales which describe a main character as being the most beautiful person in the world.
* LudicrousGibs: Deaths 16-19 in the Halloween episode involves a recently-converted vampire suffering this after trying toreword her question to make sense.enter a house uninvited, crossing a bridge, walking past a church, and admiring a silver goblet. Death 20 then features the laughing man suffering this after the vampire requests life insurance from him.
* LudicrousGibs: Deaths 16-19 in the Halloween episode involves a recently-converted vampire suffering this after trying to
* NobodysThatDumb: Death 50 in Part 9. Even Stu isn't dumb enough to try eating TNT. A magma block, on the other hand...
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* NotInFrontOfTheParrot: Two deaths in part 4 are caused this way; the first affecting an unfortunate pirate who happened to be complaining about the captain in front of his PirateParrot, and the second is affecting the parrot itself (which just flies away, so it doesn't actually count as a death).
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* NotInFrontOfTheParrot: Two deaths instances in part 4 are caused this way; Part 4; the first affecting an unfortunate pirate who happened to be complaining about the captain in front of his PirateParrot, and is forced to walk the plank. The second is affecting time it happens, the ship has a new captain, Stu, and he orders the parrot itself (which to walk the plank (upon which just flies away, so it doesn't actually count as a death).
* ObligatoryJoke: Played with. Death number 52 in Episode 11 features a player [[Memes/{{Minecraft}} saying a cuss on a Christian server...]] only for the actual death to be "Satisfying the requests of 7.21 trillion viewers at the same time."
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'''Fred:''' [[UsefulNotes/LouisXIV King Louie the Fourteenth!]] [[labelnote:*]]Fred was actually thinking of [[UsefulNotes/LouisXVI Louie the SIXteenth.]][[/labelnote]]\\
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'''Fred:''' [[UsefulNotes/LouisXIV King Louie the Fourteenth!]] [[labelnote:*]]Fred was actually thinking of [[UsefulNotes/LouisXVI Louie the SIXteenth. This line was fixed in the 300 Ways to Die compilation.]][[/labelnote]]\\
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* RubeGoldbergHatesYourGuts: Subverted; death 15 in part 3 has Stu ''try'' to do this, but the anvil is a block off from hitting the victim. Instead, he get blown up by a Creeper seconds after.
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* RubeGoldbergHatesYourGuts: Subverted; death 15 in part 3 has Stu ''try'' this almost happen to do this, Stu, but the anvil is a block off from hitting the victim.him. Instead, he get blown up by a Creeper seconds after.
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** Snaik does this while Redstone Ned is typing in a command to summon TNT in Part 6.
** Jay does the same thing when Ned nearly repeats his mistake in Part 9.
** Darth Vader does this upon seeing an A10 Thunderbolt approaching the Death Star in Part 14.
** Jay does the same thing when Ned nearly repeats his mistake in Part 9.
** Darth Vader does this upon seeing an A10 Thunderbolt approaching the Death Star in Part 14.
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* LiteralGenie: Deaths 12 and 20 in the Fairy Tale episode come courtesy of one. In the first, a guy wishes for immortality. The genie grants the wish... to a nearby rabbit, preventing it from burning to death in lava, while the guy proceeds to jump off a cliff and die. Redstone Ned then asks the genie to make HIM immortal, which the genie reluctantly agrees to. Redstone Ned jumps into the same lava pool to test his new immortality, only to suddenly realize he's setting himself up for a FateWorseThanDeath. He then demands the genie to make him mortal again... while still standing in the lava pool. The genie tries to talk him out of it, but eventually acquiesces to his request. Subverted with the genie's third appearance, as Stu is too dumb to ask for anything other than sandwiches.
* TooDumbToFool: When Stu isn't being just plain dumb or very lucky, he can fall into this trope instead. For instance, when Ned attempts to trick him into saying "There are no trucks in ''Minecraft''", Stu first goes through a quick WhosOnFirst routine, then doesn't realise that Ned wants him to read the provided sign out loud, and then pronounces "''Minecraft''" as "Mini-craft", because, to quote him directly, "'E's make a [''sic''] "eee" sound". It ends up being Ned who falls victim to the expected suddenly-manifesting truck.
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* TricksterGenie: Deaths 12 and 20 in the Fairy Tale episode come courtesy of one. In the first, a guy wishes for immortality. The genie grants the wish... to a nearby rabbit, preventing it from burning to death in lava, while the guy proceeds to jump off a cliff and die. Redstone Ned then asks the genie to make HIM immortal, which the genie reluctantly agrees to. Redstone Ned jumps into the same lava pool to test his new immortality, only to suddenly realize he's setting himself up for a FateWorseThanDeath. He then demands the genie to make him mortal again... while still standing in the lava pool. The genie tries to talk him out of it, but eventually acquiesces to his request. Subverted with the genie's third appearance, as Stu is too dumb to ask for anything other than sandwiches.
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* AmbiguouslyJewish: During Death 26 of the Christmas episode, three characters, including Stu, build dreidels and sing variations on "I Have a Little Dreidel", a famous Hanukkah song.
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* ComicalAngryFace: Many characters, upon being angered, are given a noticeable scowl that takes up the entire lower half of their face and a pair of angry eyebrows to match, reminiscent of the >:( emoticon.
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* DidntWeUseThisJokeAlready: Death number 13 of the first episode is "Star Wars Christmas Special". In the Christmas Episode, it almost becomes death number 23... until it's pointed out that they did that one already.
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* ExtremeOmnivore: Stu can and will eat a lot of stuff that isn't possible to eat in Minecraft, though he often dies in the process. Some things he has eaten include a dark oak trap door (which he mistook for dark chocolate), a magma block, a bag of trash (which he mistook for a dried kelp block), a lightning rod (which he mistook for a cheese stick), and a literal yule log.
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* FlayingAlive: Death 25 in the Fairy Tale special. The Big Bad Wolf visits the kingdom from Sleeping Beauty during the winter, threatening the population... and the villagers (who have no clothes because the king ordered all the spinning wheels to be destroyed) quickly skin him alive for his fur.
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* MusicalisInterruptus: Stu's verse of the Dreidel Song in the Christmas Episode is cut short after his dreidel made of TNT explodes in his face.
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* OutOfTheFryingPan: It is very common in this series for characters to try and avoid getting killed by something, only to get die because of something else entirely. For example: Death 25 of Part 9 is trying to avoid a creeper... by hiding in a pool of lava.
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* ScrewThisImOuttaHere:
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* SimpletonVoice: Stu.
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* TricksterGenie: Deaths 12 and 20 in the Fairy Tale episode come courtesy of one. In the first, a guy wishes for immortality. The genie grants the wish... to a nearby rabbit, preventing it from burning to death in lava, while the guy proceeds to jump off a cliff and die. Redstone Ned then asks the genie to make HIM immortal, which the genie reluctantly agrees to. Redstone Ned jumps into the same lava pool to test his new immortality, only to suddenly realize he's setting himself up for a FateWorseThanDeath. He then demands the genie to make him mortal again... while still standing in the lava pool. The genie tries to talk him out of it, but eventually acquiesces to his request. Subverted with the genie's third appearance, as Stu is too dumb to ask for anything other than sandwiches.
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* WastefulWishing: One of the failed deaths in the Fairy Tale episode involves Stu finding a Genie. Stu wastes his first wish on a "sammich", his second on another "sammich", and after deciding he's had enough "sammiches", he uses his third wish for a [[RuleOfThree hoagie.]]
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Too many instances to list, but the Gingerbread Man runs into this particular trope a lot.
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Too many instances to list, but the Gingerbread Man [[{{Pun}} runs into this particular trope a lot.lot]].
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* OffWithTheirHead: Death 23 in the Halloween episode. See ScoobyDooHoax below.
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* OffWithTheirHead: OffWithHisHead: Death 23 in the Halloween episode. See ScoobyDooHoax below.
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'''Fred:''' [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXIV King Louie the Fourteenth!]][[labelnote:*]Fred was actually thinking of [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXVI Louie the SIXteenth.]][[/labelnote]\\
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'''Fred:''' [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXIV [[UsefulNotes/LouisXIV King Louie the Fourteenth!]][[labelnote:*]Fred Fourteenth!]] [[labelnote:*]]Fred was actually thinking of [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXVI [[UsefulNotes/LouisXVI Louie the SIXteenth.]][[/labelnote]\\]][[/labelnote]]\\
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* ScoobyDooHoax: The subject of Death 23 in the Halloween Episode. The Gang has captured a person dressed up as a creeper to scare people away from the TNT warehouse. Fred attempts to reveal the culprit's identity, but they superglued it to their face, resulting in the culprit's [[OffWithTheirHead accidental decapitation.]]
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* ScoobyDooHoax: The subject of Death 23 in the Halloween Episode. The Gang has captured a person dressed up as a creeper to scare people away from the TNT warehouse. Fred attempts to reveal the culprit's identity, but they superglued crazy-glued it to their face, resulting in the culprit's [[OffWithTheirHead [[OffWithHisHead accidental decapitation.]]
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* DidntThinkThisThrough: Too many instances to list, but the Gingerbread Man runs into this particular trope a lot.
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* MadLibsCatchphrase: The Gingerbread Man. For one example:
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(the Gingerbread Man gets shot by a Stray arrow, he stops)\\
"...screwed." (the Zombies kill the Gingerbread Man)
-->(being chased by Zombies) "Run, run, run, as fast as you can! You can't catch me, I'm-"\\
(the Gingerbread Man gets shot by a Stray arrow, he stops)\\
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* OffWithTheirHead: Death 23 in the Halloween episode. See ScoobyDooHoax below.
-->'''Fred:''' I can answer that! Once I remove his mask, you'll see it was none other than...\\
''(Fred pulls off the culprit's head, to everyone's horror. A caption above reads "Crazy Gluing your Creeper Mask On". Velma collapses)''\\
'''Fred:''' [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXIV King Louie the Fourteenth!]][[labelnote:*]Fred was actually thinking of [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXVI Louie the SIXteenth.]][[/labelnote]\\
''(Shaggy [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomits up a bunch of Scooby Snacks]])''
-->'''Fred:''' I can answer that! Once I remove his mask, you'll see it was none other than...\\
''(Fred pulls off the culprit's head, to everyone's horror. A caption above reads "Crazy Gluing your Creeper Mask On". Velma collapses)''\\
'''Fred:''' [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXIV King Louie the Fourteenth!]][[labelnote:*]Fred was actually thinking of [[UsefulNotes/KingLouisXVI Louie the SIXteenth.]][[/labelnote]\\
''(Shaggy [[VomitIndiscretionShot vomits up a bunch of Scooby Snacks]])''
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* ScoobyDooHoax: The subject of Death 23 in the Halloween Episode. The Gang has captured a person dressed up as a creeper to scare people away from the TNT warehouse. Fred attempts to reveal the culprit's identity, but they superglued it to their face, resulting in the culprit's [[OffWithTheirHead accidental decapitation.]]
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** Death 32 in the Halloween edition is "Falling asleep while playing ''VideoGame/AmnesiaAMachineForPigs'' on Elm Street." A footnote to the death reads "More like 'Ambien: A Machine For Sleep', Amyrite?"
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* VomitIndiscretionShot: In the Halloween episode, Shaggy throws up Scooby Snacks after Fred accidentally kills the culprit.
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* BatmanGambit: Snake offers Stu a cookie in exchange for all of his remaining Totems of Undying. Stu immediately accepts the trade, whereupon Snake kills him.
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* DeathWorld: In the ''Minecraft'' world where this series is set, almost anything can kill players. Passive mobs have caused deaths, deserts will frequently hide sand-covered ravines to drop players to their demise, denying the existence of something will make it appear and attack, and other people frequently kill over slights.
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* BerserkButton: Do NOT brag about how good you are at video games in front of [[SoreLoser Brandon]]. [=NonStJon=] learned this the hard way.
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* BerserkButton: Do NOT brag about how good you are at video games in front of [[SoreLoser Brandon]]. Especially if he's in a bad mood. [=NonStJon=] learned this the hard way.
