History Foreshadowing / PBGHardcore

* Episode 17: When [[IncrediblyLamePun [=PB&Jeff=]]] are searching for diamond, [=PBG=] declares that the first person to find diamond will die second, complete with the {{Foreshadowing}} edit. Turns out, he was completely right; [=PBG=] dies first, and Jeff dies second. Additionally, while Jeff was wrong about neither of them dying, [=PBG=] states that they were probably both going to die anyway. And yes, [=PBG=] was right.

** Upon the grappling hook becoming "cursed", [=McJones=] takes it, in spite of [=PBG=] arguing it'll kill him... [[spoiler:Defied, as [=McJones=] actually not only successfully lives to win the hardcore, but even counting the [[BonusBoss bonus goblin army battle]] and loss at the end, he was actually the last to fall during it, and even at that, it took place after the victory.]]

* Episode 3: PBG starts digging straight down. [=McJones=] is quick to point out that Dean will probably fall into the pit PBG made and die. Sure enough, Dean falls into the pit merely minutes later, but survives with just ''12 health'' left.

* Episode 18: Leading up to this point, PBG and Jeff note that [[spoiler: the death order so far is the exact same as Season 5.]] By the end of the episode, [[spoiler:PBG, who also died second-to-last near the end of Season 5, ends up dead, and Jeff is once again the lone survivor.]]

* Episode 6: The season's tagline, "[[AccidentalInnuendo Ooh, I've got a bad hole,]]" uttered by PBG in one of the first episodes, somewhat foretells [[spoiler:his near-death experience in the jungle, where he accidentally falls into a deep ravine on the shoreline, bringing him down to two hearts.]]
** In the penultimate episode, [[spoiler:PBG falls down a hole into a deep ravine. Although he initially survives the fall, as he tries to explore around, a creeper soon falls right behind him and explodes, killing him instantly.]]
* Episode 15 has the party continuously skirting around two holes that lead to a fall into lava when everything around it is solid; despite the obvious danger to the group and repeatedly going that way [[spoiler:they only block it off after Ray dies to it]].
* In the penultimate episode, PBG and Jeff note that the death order so far is the exact same as Season 5. [[spoiler:By the end of the episode, PBG, who also died second-to-last near the end of Season 5, ends up dead, and Jeff is once again the lone survivor.]]

** In the penultimate episode, [[spoiler:PBG falls down a hole into the crevice, and though he survives the fall, he's stuck there with a creeper that kills him.]]

* Episodes 8 & 10: Tied into the above is another very eerie example - during the mid-season, PBG and [=McJones=] each hold small 'pick a number' raffles to determine who gets the available diamond sword(s). [=ProJared=]]] wins the first one, and Dean and PBG win the second and third. The creepy part is that [=ProJared=] won by picking two, and Dean won by picking three. In subsequent episodes, they were the ''second and third people'' in the party to die.

* Episode 15 has the party skirting around two holes that lead to a fall into lava when everything around it is solid; despite the obvious danger to the group and repeatedly going that way [[spoiler:they only block it off after Ray dies to it]].

[[WebVideo/PeanutButterGamer PBG]]'s ''Hardcore!'' series has a ''lot'' of foreshadowing, and amazingly enough (since the series isn't scripted), almost all of it is unintentional. How much, you ask? Enough that the concept has been around since the very first episode of the series, and has become a RunningGag. Sometimes a character's comment will be openly acknowledged with ominous "Foreshadow?!" text appearing on the screen (a few of which turn out to be false alarms). Other times it isn't lampshaded, but a character will still say something that turns out to be eerily prophetic for a (usually disastrous) event that happens later on.

[[WebVideo/PeanutButterGamer PBG]]'s ''Hardcore!'' series has a ''lot'' of foreshadowing, and amazingly enough (since the series isn't scripted), almost all of it is unintentional. How much, you ask? Enough that the concept has become a RunningGag throughout the series.

* Episodes 8 & 10: Tied into the above is another very eerie example - during the mid-season, PBG and [=McJones=] each hold small 'pick a number' raffles to determine who gets the available diamond sword(s). [=ProJared=] wins the first one, and Dean and PBG win the second and third. The creepy part is that [=ProJared=] won by picking two, and Dean won by picking three. In subsequent episodes, they were the ''second and third people'' in the party to die.

* Episodes 8 & 10: Tied into the above is another very eerie example - during the mid-season, PBG and [=McJones=] each hold small 'pick a number' raffles to determine who gets the available diamond sword(s). [=ProJared=]]] wins the first one, and Dean and PBG win the second and third. The creepy part is that [=ProJared=] won by picking two, and Dean won by picking three. In subsequent episodes, they were the ''second and third people'' in the party to die.

* Episode 4: PBG remarks that someone will die in the upcoming dungeon and he thinks it'll be Ross. Sure enough, Ross dies later that episode when they're inside a dungeon. Downplayed slightly in that Ross was struggling more than the other players and having the most near-death experiences, so it wasn't hard to predict he'd be the first to go.

* Episode 2: While mining, a large cavern full of mobs is discovered, which is promptly blocked off, complete with a sign warning others about it. Not too much later, [[spoiler: Jeff accidentally unleashes a large swarm of zombies, which ends up claiming the lives of both Barry and Jared.]]

* Episode 15: During a particularly bad bit of lag, PBG mentions that sooner or later, someone is going to die. [[spoiler:At the end of the episode, Jeff falls to his death when he accidentally triggers the short-range teleportation ability on his sword, launching him to his death.]]

* Episodes 1 & 11: ProtonJon kills the 50th green slime, which triggers a message and surprises the others as a presumed death message. Ten episodes later, Jon actually does die first.

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* Episode 10: After reaching [[spoiler:the Diamond Delver encampment]] and searching around, Dean finds an entrance to a dark tunnel signaled by black banners. Jared immediately thinks it's a death trap that will kill them if they enter it. [[spoiler:Dodger]] takes the bullet, enters the cave first [[spoiler:and survives, locating the Totem of Undying needed for a resurrection in the process.]] In the very same episode, [[spoiler:however, Jared's omen comes true, as Dodger is ambushed and blown up by a Creeper right outside the home base.]]