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* ''WebAnimation/IfDisneyCartoonsWereHistoricallyAccurate'': Befitting how much of a CrapsackWorld the village is, child death is presented as a normal occurrence and PlayedForLaughs. The princess even sticks her hands in a cart full of baby corpses labeled "plague urchins."
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* A few streamers are (or were) underage at the time of ''WebVideoSBIRust'', and death is common, so naturally, some kids die. Especially Ranboo. A lot.
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* A few streamers are (or were) underage at the time of ''WebVideoSBIRust'', ''WebVideo/SBIRust'', and death is common, so naturally, some kids die. [[ButtMonkey Especially Ranboo. A lot.]]
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* The younger members of ''WebVideo/SMPLive'' die just as much as the adults do. Particularly, Schlatt kills Ty the very first time they meet.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-400 SCP-400 ("Beautiful Babies")]]. SCP-400 infests and kills babies, then uses MindManipulation pheromones to make their mothers think they're still alive.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', ''Website/SCPFoundation'', [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-400 SCP-400 ("Beautiful Babies")]]. SCP-400 infests and kills babies, then uses MindManipulation pheromones to make their mothers think they're still alive.
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* In the ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatDidYouDo M,wdyd? ]]'' [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 Ser]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 ies]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "[[TheyKilledKennyAgain Kenny Death]]", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* In the ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatDidYouDo M,wdyd? ]]'' ''Literature/MadgieWhatDidYouDo'' [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 Ser]][[http://akaichounokoe.seems to be]] [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 ies]] seems to be pretty consistent with with]] killing people off in a "[[TheyKilledKennyAgain Kenny Death]]", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* The first part of Season 3 of the ''LetsPlay/DreamSMP'' culminates in [[spoiler:Dream beating Tommy to death with his bare hands. ''[[DisproportionateRetribution Over a book]]''.]]
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', [[Characters/SCPFoundation [=Characters/SCPFoundation=]]], [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-400 SCP-400 ("Beautiful Babies")]]. SCP-400 infests and kills babies, then uses MindManipulation pheromones to make their mothers think they're still alive.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', [[Characters/SCPFoundation [=Characters/SCPFoundation=]]], [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-400 SCP-400 ("Beautiful Babies")]]. SCP-400 infests and kills babies, then uses MindManipulation pheromones to make their mothers think they're still alive.
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* Some of the historical disasters covered by WebVideo/FascinatingHorror involve multiple deaths of young children or teenagers.
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* Some of the historical disasters covered by WebVideo/FascinatingHorror involve multiple deaths of young children or teenagers.teenagers.
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* ''WebVideo/SevenSecondRiddles'': While kids are more likely to just be knocked unconscious or otherwise spared than adults are, there's still plenty of riddles featuring kids being found dead or murdered. One riddle even murders two of them- a kid is killed off by their bully, and then the bully themselves is killed for revenge.
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* ''WebVideo/SevenSecondRiddles'': While kids are more likely to just be knocked unconscious or otherwise spared than adults are, there's still plenty of riddles featuring kids being found dead or murdered. One riddle even murders two of them- a kid is killed off by their bully, and then the bully themselves is killed for revenge.revenge.
* Some of the historical disasters covered by WebVideo/FascinatingHorror involve multiple deaths of young children or teenagers.
* Some of the historical disasters covered by WebVideo/FascinatingHorror involve multiple deaths of young children or teenagers.
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* The first part of Season 3 of the ''LetsPlay/DreamSMP'' culminates in [[spoiler:Dream beating Tommy to death with his bare hands. ''[[DisproportionateRetribution Over a book]]''.]]
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* ''WebVideo/{{Petscop}}'': The game has a child character named Michael Hammond, who died in 1995. His name can be seen on an in-game gravestone in video 2 along with the text "Mike was a gift".
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* ''WebVideo/{{Petscop}}'': The game has a child character named Michael Hammond, who died in 1995. His name can be seen on an in-game gravestone in video 2 along with the text "Mike was a gift".gift".
* ''WebVideo/SevenSecondRiddles'': While kids are more likely to just be knocked unconscious or otherwise spared than adults are, there's still plenty of riddles featuring kids being found dead or murdered. One riddle even murders two of them- a kid is killed off by their bully, and then the bully themselves is killed for revenge.
* ''WebVideo/SevenSecondRiddles'': While kids are more likely to just be knocked unconscious or otherwise spared than adults are, there's still plenty of riddles featuring kids being found dead or murdered. One riddle even murders two of them- a kid is killed off by their bully, and then the bully themselves is killed for revenge.
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* ''Literature/GoldTongues'' has a scene in chapter 4 where Petrol snaps a nine-year-old boy's neck, and then proceeds to rape and kill an eleven-year-old girl off-screen.
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* ''Literature/{{Reasoning}}'' shows Beverly Nokken stumbling upon two children's corpses inside of a tent, both of whom had been murdered by the Venator.
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* ''Literature/TailsSeries'':
** ''Literature/TailsOfFame'' features an explicitly-detailed mass shooting that takes place within a crowded amusement park. Several children are murdered during the massacre.
** ''Literature/TailsOfTheBountyHunter'' has Cale Tomlik and Yordin Mannil burning down Dr. Vogar Oblingor's laboratory and [[MercyKill mercy-killing]] all of the anthros he transformed into feral monsters. Some of said anthros in question were children.
** ''Literature/TailsOfFame'' features an explicitly-detailed mass shooting that takes place within a crowded amusement park. Several children are murdered during the massacre.
** ''Literature/TailsOfTheBountyHunter'' has Cale Tomlik and Yordin Mannil burning down Dr. Vogar Oblingor's laboratory and [[MercyKill mercy-killing]] all of the anthros he transformed into feral monsters. Some of said anthros in question were children.
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* ''Literature/SangueSerenissima'' has a scene at the end of chapter 3 where [[BigBad Eliphas Coyte]] kills the twelve-year-old Julio by ''burning his brain from the inside-out''.
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* ''[[Literature/AlessasFantasies Luna and Serenata]]'' has two stories that involve child murder, ''The Wolf'' and ''Coyote''. Prior to them, The Shadow Queen murdered Willow’s husband and son in front of her.
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* ''Literature/TheCityOfNever'' has the death of Crystal Hopper, Alessa's younger sister who's tortured and raped for several days before finally dying after [[spoiler:she's possessed by Draynak]].
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* ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' usually avoids this trope--even ''Literature/NoneTooHoly'', which puts a whole ''orphanage'' in jeopardy, doesn't kill off one child. The same can't be said for ''Literature/UnderTheColdMoon'', which goes well out of its way to show that Siegfried and Nomura have killed ''dozens'' of children.
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* ''[[Literature/AlessasFantasies Luna and Serenata]]'' has two stories that involve child murder, ''The Wolf'' and ''Coyote''. Prior to them, The Shadow Queen murdered Willow’s husband and son in front of her.
* ''Literature/{{Kaduav}}'' doesn’t shy away from child murder. The Gilded Cross massacre any non-Yeshu settlements, subjecting the people to brutal deaths, and child are mentioned among the piles.
* ''Literature/{{Kaduav}}'' doesn’t shy away from child murder. The Gilded Cross massacre any non-Yeshu settlements, subjecting the people to brutal deaths, and child are mentioned among the piles.
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* ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' usually avoids this trope--even ''Literature/NoneTooHoly'', which puts a whole ''orphanage'' in jeopardy, doesn't kill off one child. The same can't be said for ''Literature/UnderTheColdMoon'', which goes well out of its way to show that Siegfried and Nomura have killed ''dozens'' of children.
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* In the ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatDidYouDo M,wdyd? ]]'' [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 Ser]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 ies]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "[[TheyKillKennyAgain Kenny Death]]", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* In the ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatDidYouDo M,wdyd? ]]'' [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 Ser]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 ies]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "[[TheyKillKennyAgain "[[TheyKilledKennyAgain Kenny Death]]", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* ''CyanideAndHappiness'': Too Many Police features a dad cop who uses his absurdly large family of bastard babies as meatshields, and covers the mayor in babies everywhere but the face. They both die.
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* ''CyanideAndHappiness'': ''Webcomic/CyanideAndHappiness'': Too Many Police features a dad cop who uses his absurdly large family of bastard babies as meatshields, and covers the mayor in babies everywhere but the face. They both die.
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* In the ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatWouldYouDo M,wdyd? ]]'' [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 Ser]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 ies]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "[[TheyKillKennyAgain Kenny Death]]", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* In the ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatWouldYouDo ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatDidYouDo M,wdyd? ]]'' [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 Ser]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 ies]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "[[TheyKillKennyAgain Kenny Death]]", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* In the [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 M,WDYD?]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 Series]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "Kenny Death", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* In the ''[[Literature/MadgieWhatWouldYouDo M,wdyd? ]]'' [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 M,WDYD?]][[http://akaichounokoe.Ser]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 Series]] ies]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "Kenny Death", "[[TheyKillKennyAgain Kenny Death]]", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
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* ''Wiki/SCPFoundation'', [[Characters/SCPFoundation [=Characters/SCPFoundation=]]], [[http://www.scp-wiki.net/scp-400 SCP-400 ("Beautiful Babies")]]. SCP-400 infests and kills babies, then uses MindManipulation pheromones to make their mothers think they're still alive.
* ''Literature/TheCityOfNever'' has the death of Crystal Hopper, Alessa's younger sister who's tortured and raped for several days before finally dying after [[spoiler:she's possessed by Draynak]].
* In ''Roleplay/TheGamersAlliance'', children are just just as likely to die as adults...[[FateWorseThanDeath or become ravenous zombies if they end up infected with the Plague of Undeath]]. The senseless deaths of children play a plot point as watching an innocent child die in the hands of merciless thugs and being unable to stop it is what eventually prompts Bishop [[KnightTemplar Arbriel Conrad]] to stray from the Path of Light and join the [[ReligionOfEvil Totenkopfs]] with the intention of "purging" the world from those who in his view don't deserve to live in it.
* In the [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 M,WDYD?]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 Series]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "Kenny Death", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', [[spoiler:the protagonist]] {{Mercy Kill}}s a toddler. The Slaughterhouse Nine also attacked a nursery at one point, albeit offscreen.
* None of the stories in the ''Literature/{{Legatum}}'' series are shy about killing off children. Most notable is a case from ''Literature/HelpNotWanted'' where an ogre beats a young girl to death and then gouges out one of her eyeballs.
* ''Literature/BraveNewWorldUniverse'':
** The story generally avoids killing actual children at least onscreen, but Tech Adventures uses this a few times. To torment Sasha some more [[spoiler:the Joker (NOT the DC Joker)]] kidnaps a bus full of third graders, blowing up all the boys. He then proceeds to take to the airwaves where he [[spoiler:tortures one girl leaving her paralyzed and dying from her injuries]]. Later he almost succeeds in blowing up the rest of them.
** In the same story when the big bad Joanna is taking over several countries, and collecting people [[spoiler:for mind controlled supersoldiers]], her soldiers are seen killing children who are useless to her.
* ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' usually avoids this trope--even ''Literature/NoneTooHoly'', which puts a whole ''orphanage'' in jeopardy, doesn't kill off one child. The same can't be said for ''Literature/UnderTheColdMoon'', which goes well out of its way to show that Siegfried and Nomura have killed ''dozens'' of children.
* ''WebVideo/OnCinema'': [[spoiler: Tim's son, Tom Cruise Jr., is announced to have died near the end of season 7 and the final episode of the season is a special in his honour. Its implied that Tom's death was due to getting treatment by Dr. San rather than going to a professional doctor]]
* ''CyanideAndHappiness'': Too Many Police features a dad cop who uses his absurdly large family of bastard babies as meatshields, and covers the mayor in babies everywhere but the face. They both die.
* ''WebVideo/{{Petscop}}'': The game has a child character named Michael Hammond, who died in 1995. His name can be seen on an in-game gravestone in video 2 along with the text "Mike was a gift".
* ''Literature/TheCityOfNever'' has the death of Crystal Hopper, Alessa's younger sister who's tortured and raped for several days before finally dying after [[spoiler:she's possessed by Draynak]].
* In ''Roleplay/TheGamersAlliance'', children are just just as likely to die as adults...[[FateWorseThanDeath or become ravenous zombies if they end up infected with the Plague of Undeath]]. The senseless deaths of children play a plot point as watching an innocent child die in the hands of merciless thugs and being unable to stop it is what eventually prompts Bishop [[KnightTemplar Arbriel Conrad]] to stray from the Path of Light and join the [[ReligionOfEvil Totenkopfs]] with the intention of "purging" the world from those who in his view don't deserve to live in it.
* In the [[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/38542206 M,WDYD?]][[http://akaichounokoe.deviantart.com/gallery/43453866 Series]] seems to be pretty consistent with killing people off in a "Kenny Death", children, especially the titular Madgie, included. The reason as to why she has it that is to usually make the story poignant and just to show anyone can die in those stories. Don't worry, they get better when time is reversed.
* In ''Literature/{{Worm}}'', [[spoiler:the protagonist]] {{Mercy Kill}}s a toddler. The Slaughterhouse Nine also attacked a nursery at one point, albeit offscreen.
* None of the stories in the ''Literature/{{Legatum}}'' series are shy about killing off children. Most notable is a case from ''Literature/HelpNotWanted'' where an ogre beats a young girl to death and then gouges out one of her eyeballs.
* ''Literature/BraveNewWorldUniverse'':
** The story generally avoids killing actual children at least onscreen, but Tech Adventures uses this a few times. To torment Sasha some more [[spoiler:the Joker (NOT the DC Joker)]] kidnaps a bus full of third graders, blowing up all the boys. He then proceeds to take to the airwaves where he [[spoiler:tortures one girl leaving her paralyzed and dying from her injuries]]. Later he almost succeeds in blowing up the rest of them.
** In the same story when the big bad Joanna is taking over several countries, and collecting people [[spoiler:for mind controlled supersoldiers]], her soldiers are seen killing children who are useless to her.
* ''Literature/TheKindnessOfDevils'' usually avoids this trope--even ''Literature/NoneTooHoly'', which puts a whole ''orphanage'' in jeopardy, doesn't kill off one child. The same can't be said for ''Literature/UnderTheColdMoon'', which goes well out of its way to show that Siegfried and Nomura have killed ''dozens'' of children.
* ''WebVideo/OnCinema'': [[spoiler: Tim's son, Tom Cruise Jr., is announced to have died near the end of season 7 and the final episode of the season is a special in his honour. Its implied that Tom's death was due to getting treatment by Dr. San rather than going to a professional doctor]]
* ''CyanideAndHappiness'': Too Many Police features a dad cop who uses his absurdly large family of bastard babies as meatshields, and covers the mayor in babies everywhere but the face. They both die.
* ''WebVideo/{{Petscop}}'': The game has a child character named Michael Hammond, who died in 1995. His name can be seen on an in-game gravestone in video 2 along with the text "Mike was a gift".
