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* ''WesternAnimation/TheWuzzles'': "What's Up, Stox?" Crocosaurus makes off with the money tree, ruining Tycoon's dream of becoming a zillionaire and leaving the others unable to purchase the costumes they wanted. However, they make do with homemade costumes of their own and welcome Tycoon into their friend group.
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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderReturnToOmashu Return to Omashu]]": King Bumi remains in captivity ([[ItMakesSenseInContext by his choice]]), meaning Aang will has to find a different earthbending master to teach him, while Omashu remains under the Fire Nation's rule. However, King Bumi's subjects escape their captive city, and Aang gives Tom-Tom back to his family safe and sound.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderZukoAlone Zuko Alone]]" ending is more Bitter than Sweet, verging on a DownerEnding. While Zuko successfully defends the village from the corrupt soldiers, he is shunned off by the townspeople after exposing himself as the Fire Nation crown prince.

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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderReturnToOmashu Return to Omashu]]": King Bumi remains in captivity ([[ItMakesSenseInContext by his choice]]), meaning Aang will has to find search for a different earthbending master to teach him, while Omashu remains under the Fire Nation's rule. However, King Bumi's subjects escape their captive city, and Aang gives Tom-Tom back to his family safe and sound.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderZukoAlone Zuko Alone]]" ending is ends on a more Bitter than Sweet, Sweet side, verging on a DownerEnding. While Zuko successfully defends the village from the corrupt soldiers, he is shunned off by the townspeople after exposing himself as the Fire Nation crown prince.
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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": The Fire Nation’s attack on the Northern Water Tribe is repelled, but at cost of Yue’s life. Meanwhile, Iroh and Zuko are unaware that they have branded traitors by their nation, and Ozai dispatches his daughter, who far more dangerous and competent than Zuko and Zhao, to capture them.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderReturnToOmashu Return to Omashu]]": King Bumi remains in captivity (by his choice), meaning Aang will have to find a different earthbending master to teach him, while Omashu remains under the Fire Nation's rule. However, King Bumi's subjects escape their captive city, and Aang gives Tom-Tom back to his family safe and sound.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderZukoAlone Zuko Alone]]" ending is more Bitter than Sweet, verging on DownerEnding. While Zuko successfully defends the village from the corrupt soldiers, he is shunned off by the townspeople after exposing himself as the Fire Nation crown prince.

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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": The Fire Nation’s attack on the Northern Water Tribe is repelled, but at the cost of Yue’s life. Meanwhile, Iroh and Zuko are unaware that they have been branded traitors by their nation, and Ozai dispatches his daughter, who far more dangerous and competent than Zuko and Zhao, to capture them.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderReturnToOmashu Return to Omashu]]": King Bumi remains in captivity (by ([[ItMakesSenseInContext by his choice), choice]]), meaning Aang will have has to find a different earthbending master to teach him, while Omashu remains under the Fire Nation's rule. However, King Bumi's subjects escape their captive city, and Aang gives Tom-Tom back to his family safe and sound.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderZukoAlone Zuko Alone]]" ending is more Bitter than Sweet, verging on a DownerEnding. While Zuko successfully defends the village from the corrupt soldiers, he is shunned off by the townspeople after exposing himself as the Fire Nation crown prince.



** ''The Day of Black Sun" [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart1 two]]-[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart2 parter]] leans towards Bitter; [[AllForNothing the invasion is thwarted]], forcing the children to flee while adults prepare to surrender. However, Zuko performs his long-awaited HeelFaceTurn, outright telling Ozai that the Avatar is still alive and he’s going to teach Aang firebending. The episode’s final shot is that of Zuko following the escapees.

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** ''The Day of Black Sun" [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart1 two]]-[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart2 parter]] leans towards Bitter; parter]]: [[AllForNothing the The invasion is thwarted]], forcing the children to flee while adults prepare to surrender. However, Zuko performs his long-awaited HeelFaceTurn, outright telling Ozai that the Avatar is still alive and he’s going to teach Aang firebending. The episode’s final shot is that of Zuko following the escapees.
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** ''The Day of Black Sun [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart1 two]]-[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart2 parter]]" leans towards Bitter; [[AllForNothing the invasion is thwarted]], forcing the children to flee while adults prepare to surrender. However, Zuko performs his long-awaited HeelFaceTurn, outright telling Ozai that the Avatar is still alive and he’s going to teach Aang firebending. The episode’s final shot is that of Zuko following the escapees.

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** ''The Day of Black Sun Sun" [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart1 two]]-[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart2 parter]]" parter]] leans towards Bitter; [[AllForNothing the invasion is thwarted]], forcing the children to flee while adults prepare to surrender. However, Zuko performs his long-awaited HeelFaceTurn, outright telling Ozai that the Avatar is still alive and he’s going to teach Aang firebending. The episode’s final shot is that of Zuko following the escapees.
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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": The Fire Nation’s attack on the Northern Water Tribe is repelled, but at cost of Yue’s life. Meanwhile, Iroh and Zuko are unaware that they have branded traitors by Ozai, who also dispatches his far more competent and dangerous daughter.

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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": The Fire Nation’s attack on the Northern Water Tribe is repelled, but at cost of Yue’s life. Meanwhile, Iroh and Zuko are unaware that they have branded traitors by Ozai, who also their nation, and Ozai dispatches his daughter, who far more dangerous and competent than Zuko and dangerous daughter.Zhao, to capture them.



** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderZukoAlone Zuko Alone]]" ending is more Bitter than Sweet, verging on DownerEnding. While Zuko successfully defends the village from the corrupt soldiers, but he shunned off by the townspeople after exposing himself as the Fire Nation crown prince.

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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderZukoAlone Zuko Alone]]" ending is more Bitter than Sweet, verging on DownerEnding. While Zuko successfully defends the village from the corrupt soldiers, but he is shunned off by the townspeople after exposing himself as the Fire Nation crown prince.
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** ''The Day of Black Sun [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart1 two]]-[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart2 parter]]" leans towards Bitter; [[AllForNothing the invasion is thwarted]], forcing the children to flee while adults prepare to surrender. However, Zuko performs his long-awaited HeelFaceTurn, outright telling Ozai that the Avatar is still alive he’s going to teach Aang firebending. The episode’s final shot is that of Zuko following the escapees.

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** ''The Day of Black Sun [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart1 two]]-[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart2 parter]]" leans towards Bitter; [[AllForNothing the invasion is thwarted]], forcing the children to flee while adults prepare to surrender. However, Zuko performs his long-awaited HeelFaceTurn, outright telling Ozai that the Avatar is still alive and he’s going to teach Aang firebending. The episode’s final shot is that of Zuko following the escapees.
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** ''[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderLakeLaogai ]]": The Gaang and Appa are finally reunited, and Zuko abandons his Blue Spirit persona for good. Unfortunately, Jet is killed.

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** ''[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderLakeLaogai ]]": Lake Laogai]]": The Gaang and Appa are finally reunited, and Zuko abandons his Blue Spirit persona for good. Unfortunately, Jet is killed.

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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderJet Jet]]": The village is saved from the destruction, and Sokka begins to learn respect as the leader. Katara, however, is still heartbroken that Jet has used her and Aang to nearly destroy a village.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheBlueSpirit The Blue Spirit]]": Aang is rescued from Zhao, and both Katara and Sokka get better, but Aang’s attempt to connect with Zuko fails.
--->'''Sokka:''' Aang, how was your trip? Did you make any new friends?
--->'''Aang:''' No, I don’t think I did.



** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": Zhao is defeated (and killed) and the Northern Water Tribe is defended, but Yue must go to become the moon spirit, Iroh and Zuko are fully branded as traitors and have no one but each other, and Fire Lord Ozai has decided to become more proactive, and sends out his top enforcer, [[HeroKiller his daughter]].
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderReturnToOmashu Return to Omashu]]": King Bumi remains in captivity (by his choice), Aang will have to find a different earthbending master to teach him, and Omashu remains under the Fire Nation's rule. However, King Bumi's subjects escape their captive city, and Aang gives Tom-Tom back to his family safe and sound.

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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": Zhao is defeated (and killed) and The Fire Nation’s attack on the Northern Water Tribe is defended, repelled, but Yue must go to become the moon spirit, at cost of Yue’s life. Meanwhile, Iroh and Zuko are fully unaware that they have branded as traitors and have no one but each other, and Fire Lord Ozai has decided to become by Ozai, who also dispatches his far more proactive, competent and sends out his top enforcer, [[HeroKiller his daughter]].
dangerous daughter.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderReturnToOmashu Return to Omashu]]": King Bumi remains in captivity (by his choice), meaning Aang will have to find a different earthbending master to teach him, and while Omashu remains under the Fire Nation's rule. However, King Bumi's subjects escape their captive city, and Aang gives Tom-Tom back to his family safe and sound.sound.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderZukoAlone Zuko Alone]]" ending is more Bitter than Sweet, verging on DownerEnding. While Zuko successfully defends the village from the corrupt soldiers, but he shunned off by the townspeople after exposing himself as the Fire Nation crown prince.
** ''[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheChase The Chase]]": The Gaang finally fends off Azula and gets to rest while Zuko and Iroh reunite. However, Azula escapes and injures Iroh badly.
** ''[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderBitterWork Bitter Work]]": On the Sweet side, Aang successfully unlocks the earthbending. On the Bitter side, Zuko [[DramaticallyMissingThePoint looks for lightning to redirect]], but it won’t strike him, leaving him angrier and more lost than before.
** ''[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDesert The Desert]]": On the Sweet side, Zuko and Iroh safely escape their pursuers and head for Ba Sing Se, where they will be safe. On the Bitter side, while the Gaang may have found someone who can help them escape the desert, the emotional damage has already been done, and they still haven’t found Appa yet.
** ''[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderLakeLaogai ]]": The Gaang and Appa are finally reunited, and Zuko abandons his Blue Spirit persona for good. Unfortunately, Jet is killed.
** ''[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderThePuppetmaster The Puppetmaster]]": Hama is finally defeated, ending terrorism of the nearby village… at cost Katara being forced to bloodbend to stop her, meaning [[TheBadGuyWins Hama is successful in passing down her knowledge]].
** ''The Day of Black Sun [[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart1 two]]-[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheDayOfBlackSunPart2 parter]]" leans towards Bitter; [[AllForNothing the invasion is thwarted]], forcing the children to flee while adults prepare to surrender. However, Zuko performs his long-awaited HeelFaceTurn, outright telling Ozai that the Avatar is still alive he’s going to teach Aang firebending. The episode’s final shot is that of Zuko following the escapees.
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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheCrossroadsOfDestiny The Crossroads of Destiny]]" concludes with the Earth Kingdom falling to the Fire nation, which marks the coup a success. And the Avatar's death, which would later proceed to kill the hope that the people had. The episode also marks Zuko's betrayal of his Uncle Iroh, and Katara. But King Kuei survives, and Aang is resurrected by Katara and the spirit water.
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* ''WesternAnimation/BloodOfZeus'': Olympus and the world are saved, with Heron welcomed into Olympus by his half-siblings, but Zeus is dead, Hera has fled to Gods know where, while Seraphim will either suffer for his crimes in Tartaros for all eternity or again be the slave of a god.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Sectaurs}}'': Dargon is able to prevent the LostTechnology of the ancients from falling into the hands of the Evil Sectaurs. However, the Hyve and all valuable technology and history of ancient Symbion is lost in the resulting explosion.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Primal}}'': Spear is dead but Mira is home and back with her people, living happily with her and Spear's daughter, as well as Fang and her offspring.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Primal}}'': ''WesternAnimation/Primal2019'': Spear is dead dead, but Mira is home and back with her people, living happily with her and Spear's daughter, as well as Fang and her offspring.
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* ''WesternAnimation/CapitolCritters'': "If Lovin' You is Wrong, I Don't Wanna Be Rat": Violet chooses to stay with her owner, leaving Jammet heartbroken. But at least Max got himself a hamster girlfriend.


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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Silverhawks}}'': In the final episode "Airshow" the Mob is beaten once again but the Silverhawks are disheartened by how easily the Mob was able to get the drop on them. However, Stargazer cheers them up by saying it made for one heck of an airshow.

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* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'': [[WhamEpisode "Betty"]] ends this way; Simon is still in [[AndIMustScream the same situation, but Betty is confirmed to be alive, and she's in Ooo trying to find a cure for him.]]
** In the final episode, Gumbald and GOLB are defeated but Betty sacrifices herself to stop GOLB, meaning that while Simon is finally back to normal, his fiancée is perma-fused with a gigantic evil space baby. Fern also dies after his HeelFaceTurn and Finn and Jake's home is destroyed. However, the epilogue montage shows that life will go on for everyone.

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* ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'': ''WesternAnimation/AdventureTime'':
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[[WhamEpisode "Betty"]] ends this way; Simon is still in [[AndIMustScream the same situation, but Betty is confirmed to be alive, and she's in Ooo trying to find a cure for him.]]
** In the final episode, Gumbald and GOLB are defeated but Betty sacrifices herself to stop GOLB, meaning that while Simon is finally back to normal, his fiancée is perma-fused permanently fused with a gigantic evil space baby. Fern also dies after his HeelFaceTurn and Finn and Jake's home is destroyed. However, the epilogue montage shows that life will go on for everyone.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Dilbert}}'': "Tower of Babel". Dilbert fulfills his lifelong dream of getting his own office but then learns he'll only get to keep it for another few minutes due to the company moving back to its original building. He's understandably sad, but takes those few minutes to live out his other dream; closing the door and dancing around his desk in his boxers.
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** Book 1 ends with Tulip being allowed to go home, while Amelia vows to change her ways. However, Amelia's number is still high enough that it's doubtful that she'll live long enough to leave the train, and Tulip will probably never see Atticus or One-One again.
** Book 3 also ends this way. Simon dies having squandered every chance to become a better person, Grace and the surviving Apex members have a long way to go before they're allowed to get off the train, and Grace will likely never see Hazel again. On the bright side, Grace and the children are now working to figure out how to move forward and help each other get off the train, Grace's number has gone down significantly (from millions in the beginning of the season to only a few hundred by the end) and Grace herself now has a denizen partner in an origami bird.

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** Book 1 ends with Tulip being allowed to go home, while Amelia vows to change her ways. ways and fix the damage she's done. However, Amelia's number is still high enough that it's doubtful that she'll live long enough probably die before she's allowed to leave the train, and Tulip will probably never see Atticus or One-One again.
** Book 3 also ends this way. Simon dies having squandered every chance he had to become a better person, person and Grace will likely never see Hazel again. On top of that, Grace and the surviving Apex members have a long way to go before they're allowed to get off the train, train and Grace will likely never see Hazel again. they face an uncertain future once they finally get back home. On the bright side, Grace and the children are now working to figure out how to move forward and help each other get off the train, Grace's number has gone down significantly (from in the millions in the beginning of the season to only a few hundred by the end) and Grace herself now has a denizen partner in an origami bird.
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* ''WesternAnimation/InfinityTrain'':
** Book 1 ends with Tulip being allowed to go home, while Amelia vows to change her ways. However, Amelia's number is still high enough that it's doubtful that she'll live long enough to leave the train, and Tulip will probably never see Atticus or One-One again.
** Book 3 also ends this way. Simon dies having squandered every chance to become a better person, Grace and the surviving Apex members have a long way to go before they're allowed to get off the train, and Grace will likely never see Hazel again. On the bright side, Grace and the children are now working to figure out how to move forward and help each other get off the train, Grace's number has gone down significantly (from millions in the beginning of the season to only a few hundred by the end) and Grace herself now has a denizen partner in an origami bird.
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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Captain Planet|AndThePlaneteers}}''[='=]s infamous HIV episode "A Formula for Hate" has one if you think about it. While Todd was accepted by the townspeople, who learned that HIV positive people need help and support and are not monsters and felt guilty about harrassing him, Todd still has HIV and will not get the chance to marry his girlfriend and have children, since they will also get HIV and Todd will eventually gain AIDS and die, and even if he lives to 1995, where the first HAART were used, he'll still have to spend a lot of time and money for his treatment.

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* ''WesternAnimation/{{Captain Planet|AndThePlaneteers}}''[='=]s infamous HIV ''WesternAnimation/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteers'': The HIV-related episode "A "[[Recap/CaptainPlanetAndThePlaneteersS3E11AFormulaForHate A Formula for Hate" Hate]]" has one if you think about it. While Todd was accepted by the townspeople, who learned that HIV positive HIV-positive people need help and support and are not monsters monsters, and felt guilty about harrassing harassing him, Todd still has HIV and will not get the chance to marry his girlfriend and have children, since they will also get HIV HIV, and Todd will eventually gain AIDS and die, and even if he lives to 1995, where the first HAART were used, he'll still have to spend a lot of time and money for his treatment.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriends'': In the SeriesFinale, "[[Recap/FostersHomeForImaginaryFriendsS6E10GoodbyeToBloo Goodbye To Bloo]]", Bloo overhears from Mr. Herriman that his owner Mac is moving out of his old apartment, and since Mac made a deal with Madame Foster that Bloo won't get adopted by someone else as long as he visited him every day, Bloo is worried that he will get adopted once Mac moves away. He and his friends set out to make Mac's last day at Foster's the best he ever had. At the end of the episode, Mac reveals to everyone that he has some good news and some bad news; the good news is that he's only moving into his neighbor Louise's apartment since his Mom got a promotion at work and she needs a bigger office space. The bad news is that Louise is moving somewhere that doesn't allow imaginary friends, which means that Cheese, her imaginary friend is going to live at Foster's with the other imaginary friends, much to their horror.

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* The ''[[WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sink the Montana!". A historic U.S battleship is scheduled to be decommissioned, but its admiral (a long-time friend of General Hawk) is strongly attached to the vessel and joins Cobra to prevent it from being scrapped. The Joes ultimately capture the admiral (who decides to [[GoingDownWithTheShip go down with the ship]] until Hawk punches him out of it) and the ship is sunk by the U.S. Navy. In the final scene, Shipwreck (another Joe who had sympathized with the Admiral) wonders what punishment the Admiral will receives and Hawk responds that he doesn't know what'll happen but that his friend already paid "the ultimate price", as they watch the Montana sink and explode.



* The ''[[WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sink the Montana!". A historic U.S battleship is scheduled to be decommissioned, but its admiral (a long-time friend of General Hawk) is strongly attached to the vessel and joins Cobra to prevent it from being scrapped. The Joes ultimately capture the admiral (who decides to [[GoingDownWithTheShip go down with the ship]] until Hawk punches him out of it) and the ship is sunk by the U.S. Navy. In the final scene, Shipwreck (another Joe who had sympathized with the Admiral) wonders what punishment the Admiral will receives and Hawk responds that he doesn't know what'll happen but that his friend already paid "the ultimate price", as they watch the Montana sink and explode.

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* The ''[[WesternAnimation/GIJoeARealAmericanHero G.I. Joe]]'' episode "Sink ''WesternAnimation/TheGhostAndMollyMcgee'': [[spoiler:Scratch returns to his once-abandoned human body, Todd, and is able to go ahead and live out the Montana!". A historic U.S battleship is scheduled life he never could before due to be decommissioned, but its admiral (a long-time friend of General Hawk) is strongly attached to his depression, however by doing so he forgets about Molly and all his friends in the vessel living and joins Cobra to prevent it from being scrapped. The Joes ghost world during his time as a Wraith (with only some vague remnants of their time together remaining such as Molly's catchphrase and the term "enhappify") and he ultimately capture leaves Brighton to explore the admiral (who decides to [[GoingDownWithTheShip go down world and reunites with the ship]] until Hawk punches Adia. Regardless, Molly and her friends and family remain tighter than ever and set out to live out their own lives, too, while never forgetting about Scratch and see him out of it) and the ship is sunk by the U.S. Navy. In the final scene, Shipwreck (another Joe who had sympathized with the Admiral) wonders what punishment the Admiral will receives and Hawk responds that off before he doesn't know what'll happen but that his friend already paid "the ultimate price", as they watch the Montana sink and explode. leaves.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/DragonsTheNineRealms'' ends with the riders and dragons defeating BigBad Jörmungandr and Tom and Jun getting back together. However, Rakke Town is destroyed resulting in Project I.C.A.R.I.S. being terminated and the Dragon Club having to part ways. Further, their dragons decide to part ways with them, too, having come to the conclusion that humans are not ready to live together with dragons again as there will always be evil people trying to misuse them.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAnimalsOfFarthingWood'', at the end of season 2, Bold returns home for the sake of his mate and unborn cubs. Because he was way too weak to make the long journey back home, he has to pay for it with his life. A couple of seconds before he dies, he hears from his father that he is proud of him, so he can die in peace.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/TheAnimalsOfFarthingWood'', at ''WesternAnimation/TheAnimalsOfFarthingWood'': At the end of season 2, Bold returns home for the sake of his mate and unborn cubs. Because he was way too weak to make the long journey back home, he has to pay for it with his life. A couple of seconds before he dies, he hears from his father that he is proud of him, so he can die in peace.



* Surprisingly, ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' had one, with both Frylock and Master Shake being KilledOffForReal. The last few minutes then show that after the deaths of his teammates, Meatwad got his act together, got married, landed a good job and a nice home, and eventually started a family. The series ends with Meatwad taking his family to visit the house he used to live in with the other Aqua Teens, and then they all drive off to eat dinner together. [[SeriesFauxnale Good thing is, as revealed mere days later, this was not the actual finale of the series.]]

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* Surprisingly, ''WesternAnimation/AquaTeenHungerForce'' had has one, with both Frylock and Master Shake being KilledOffForReal. The last few minutes then show that after the deaths of his teammates, Meatwad got his act together, got married, landed a good job and a nice home, and eventually started a family. The series ends with Meatwad taking his family to visit the house he used to live in with the other Aqua Teens, and then they all drive off to eat dinner together. [[SeriesFauxnale Good thing is, as revealed mere days later, this was not the actual finale of the series.]]



** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": Zhao is defeated (and killed) and the Northern Water Tribe is defended, but Yue must go to become the moon spirit, Iroh and Zuko are fully branded as traitors and have no one but each other, and Fire Lord Ozai has decided to become more proactive, and sends out his top enforcer, [[HeroKiller his daughter.]]

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** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]": Zhao is defeated (and killed) and the Northern Water Tribe is defended, but Yue must go to become the moon spirit, Iroh and Zuko are fully branded as traitors and have no one but each other, and Fire Lord Ozai has decided to become more proactive, and sends out his top enforcer, [[HeroKiller his daughter.]]daughter]].
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderReturnToOmashu Return to Omashu]]": King Bumi remains in captivity (by his choice), Aang will have to find a different earthbending master to teach him, and Omashu remains under the Fire Nation's rule. However, King Bumi's subjects escape their captive city, and Aang gives Tom-Tom back to his family safe and sound.
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* ''WesternAnimation/FIsForFamily'': On the plus side, Kevin has made up with Alice, Rosie has managed to stop his district from being demolished, Mayor Tangenti has been indicted, Lou Gagliardi is dead, Sue has managed to patch things up with Louis and has opened her own parenting class, and Frank finally manages to move on from his past and is actively doing his best to be a better father and husband. On a more bittersweet note, Frank's come to terms with the death of his father and is moving on, though he's still understandably sour about the relationship and Bob Pogo will have to spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair, although he seems to be okay with this. And on the down side, Frank has been demoted to a position that pays half as much as his previous position, Louis and Stan’s relationship goes back to the stage of estrangement, and Ginny has abandoned her two sons with Greg.
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** ''WesternAnimation/CharlieBrownAllStars'': Charlie Brown declines an offer for his team to be sponsored into a real league, the team loses their next game, and everyone gets mad at Charlie Brown to giving up their sponsorship and uniforms, but then Linus angrily tells them it's because the league wouldn't allow girls or dogs on the team, and, out of remorse for their unjustified anger, they make Charlie Brown his own uniform (out of Linus' blanket).

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** ''WesternAnimation/CharlieBrownAllStars'': ''WesternAnimation/CharlieBrownsAllStars'': Charlie Brown declines an offer for his team to be sponsored into a real league, the team loses their next game, and everyone gets mad at Charlie Brown to giving up their sponsorship and uniforms, but then Linus angrily tells them it's because the league wouldn't allow girls or dogs on the team, and, out of remorse for their unjustified anger, they make Charlie Brown his own uniform (out of Linus' blanket).
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** ''YoureNotElectedCharlieBrown'': Linus wins the election for class president, but finds that the class president has absolutely no say in school bureaucracy, leaving Sally fuming that Linus sold out [[TakeThat like all politicians]].

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** ''YoureNotElectedCharlieBrown'': ''WesternAnimation/YoureNotElectedCharlieBrown'': Linus wins the election for class president, but finds that the class president has absolutely no say in school bureaucracy, leaving Sally fuming that Linus sold out [[TakeThat like all politicians]].
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** ''Charlie Brown's All-Stars'': Charlie Brown declines an offer for his team to be sponsored into a real league, the team loses their next game, and everyone gets mad at Charlie Brown to giving up their sponsorship and uniforms, but then Linus angrily tells them it's because the league wouldn't allow girls or dogs on the team, and, out of remorse for their unjustified anger, they make Charlie Brown his own uniform (out of Linus' blanket).
** ''Happy New Year, Charlie Brown!'': The kids celebrate the new year and Charlie Brown finishes his book report but with a bad grade (it's worth it), but he falls asleep right before midnight and misses the Little Red-Haired Girl, who showed up after all and dances with Linus instead, but he does get a kiss from Marcie to make up for it.
** ''You're in Love, Charlie Brown'': Right before the bus leaves, Charlie Brown gets a note from the Little Red-Haired Girl, saying that she likes him. But Charlie Brown now has to wait for the summer to end.
** ''You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown'': Linus wins the election for class president, but finds that the class president has absolutely no say in school bureaucracy, leaving Sally fuming that Linus sold out [[TakeThat like all politicians]].

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** ''Charlie Brown's All-Stars'': ''WesternAnimation/CharlieBrownAllStars'': Charlie Brown declines an offer for his team to be sponsored into a real league, the team loses their next game, and everyone gets mad at Charlie Brown to giving up their sponsorship and uniforms, but then Linus angrily tells them it's because the league wouldn't allow girls or dogs on the team, and, out of remorse for their unjustified anger, they make Charlie Brown his own uniform (out of Linus' blanket).
** ''Happy New Year, Charlie Brown!'': ''WesternAnimation/HappyNewYearCharlieBrown'': The kids celebrate the new year and Charlie Brown finishes his book report but with a bad grade (it's worth it), but he falls asleep right before midnight and misses the Little Red-Haired Girl, who showed up after all and dances with Linus instead, but he does get a kiss from Marcie to make up for it.
** ''You're in Love, Charlie Brown'': ''WesternAnimation/YoureInLoveCharlieBrown'': Right before the bus leaves, Charlie Brown gets a note from the Little Red-Haired Girl, saying that she likes him. But Charlie Brown now has to wait for the summer to end.
** ''You're Not Elected, Charlie Brown'': ''YoureNotElectedCharlieBrown'': Linus wins the election for class president, but finds that the class president has absolutely no say in school bureaucracy, leaving Sally fuming that Linus sold out [[TakeThat like all politicians]].

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* The finale of the first season of ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. Zhao is defeated (and killed) and the Northern Water Tribe is defended, but Yue must go to become the moon spirit, Iroh and Zuko are fully branded as traitors and have no one but each other, and Fire Lord Ozai has decided to become more proactive, and sends out his top enforcer, [[HeroKiller his daughter.]]
** The finale of the second season concludes with the Earth Kingdom falling to the Fire nation, which marks the coup a success. And the Avatar's death, which would later proceed to kill the hope that the people had. The episode also marks Zuko's betrayal of his Uncle Iroh, and Katara. But King Kuei survives, and Aang is resurrected by Katara and the spirit water.

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* ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender'':
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheNorthernAirTemple
The finale Northern Air Temple]]": The heroes manage to drive the Fire Nation troops away from the Northern Air Temple and its refugee inhabitants, but the Fire Nation obtains the wreckage of the first season heroes' war balloon, which in time will allow them to develop powerful flying war machines of ''WesternAnimation/AvatarTheLastAirbender''. their own.
--->'''Qin:''' This defeat is the gateway to many victories.
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheSiegeOfTheNorthPart2 The Siege of the North, Part 2]]":
Zhao is defeated (and killed) and the Northern Water Tribe is defended, but Yue must go to become the moon spirit, Iroh and Zuko are fully branded as traitors and have no one but each other, and Fire Lord Ozai has decided to become more proactive, and sends out his top enforcer, [[HeroKiller his daughter.]]
** "[[Recap/AvatarTheLastAirbenderTheCrossroadsOfDestiny The finale Crossroads of the second season Destiny]]" concludes with the Earth Kingdom falling to the Fire nation, which marks the coup a success. And the Avatar's death, which would later proceed to kill the hope that the people had. The episode also marks Zuko's betrayal of his Uncle Iroh, and Katara. But King Kuei survives, and Aang is resurrected by Katara and the spirit water.

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