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* {{WesternAnimation/Back To The Outback}}
** [[spoiler:After Chazz admits the truth to Chazzie over his false persona, it seems as if he'll give it up and become a better man for confessing, as Chazzie makes it clear that he still loves him. Instead, Chazz doubles down on the whole thing, insistent on making his lie a reality out of shame.]]
** [[spoiler:While Pretty Boy eventially warms up to Maddie enough to offhandedly think they're becoming friends, he's still quick to leave the group to join the "pretty people" (other koalas), as his superficial nature is not so easily erased.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Bah Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the BadFuture, Daffy tried to make himself the heir to his store and leave his fortune to himself in his will, which of course, is illegal (and wouldn't work anyway since he is, you know, ''dead''). As a result, Lucky Duck closed down and everyone became unemployed.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ballerina}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Félicie may love to dance, but passion is no substitute for practice. With no prior training to speak of, she makes a fool of herself in dance class until Odette takes the orphan girl under her wing.
* {{WesternAnimation/Bambi II}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bambi's upbringing becomes this as a result of his mother's death, due to tradition and his standard stoic disposition, his father is completely unadjusted to raising him, [[ParentsAsPeople leading to a much more contentious relationship between father and son.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman And Harley Quinn}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nightwing expresses disappointment that Harley is working at a sleazy place like Superbabes and points out that Harley could have used her psychiatric training to get better work. After she ties him up in her apartment, Harley informs Nightwing that she did try to get more respectable jobs, but her criminal background prevented her from being hired, and her only options besides the restaurant were in pornography.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond}}
** The series somewhat deconstructs the lifestyle of Batman and his RoguesGallery, and it shows how it would affect them in the long run. To the point where he has to quit due to the his failing health and age catching up with him. On top of that, being MarriedToTheJob, he never really developed any of the romantic relationships, or in fact, any relationships.
*** Being Batman isn't fun or exciting. It can take a toll on your social life and its filled with nothing but tragedy, as Terry quickly discovers.
** Although he pulled it off many times, not even [[JokerImmunity the Joker]] can keep cheating death when he is living the way he does. He ends up dying rather graphically [[spoiler: twice]]. And unlike the comics, although it may vary, this version doesn't romanticize the Joker in any way. In fact it showcases just how horrifying the Joker could actually be once you get pass his FauxAffablyEvil behavior. Likewise for that matter despite Joker seemly always being able to keeps control, he can just as easily fall to psychological mind games. In this case all it takes is for Terry to heckle him as if the Joker was a actual comedian.
** Bane's lifetime of using Venom catches up to him in a nasty way, with his body becoming so dependent on it that he is left a wheelchair-bound vegetable.
** Just because [[PrisonsAreGymnasiums you bulked up in juvie]] doesn't mean you are automatically a better fighter, as [[spoiler: Willie]] have found out when trying to beat his former bully in a fist fight.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker}}
** After stopping the Jokerz in the ColdOpen, Terry tries to go out and dance with Dana. Bruce tells him he ought to get some sleep since he's been up all night, but Terry assures him he's fine. One GilliganCut later and Terry is fast asleep in the nightclub.
** Bruce regaining control of Wayne-Powers. With the downfall of Paxton Powers in "King's Ransom" (and Derek Powers long presumed dead since "Ascension"), the influence and control the Powers family had over Bruce's company is now gone. Of course Bruce would take advantage of this long-awaited opening to try and finally regain control of his family's company. One might also imagine the the Wayne-Powers shareholders and board members (minus Jordan Pryce) supported Bruce's return both because of his standing as a veteran captain of industry and as damage control in the wake of Paxton's scandal (and the previous damage from his father's exposure as Blight).
** Assisting criminals with [[spoiler:sabotaging your own company (as well as trying to get rid of the CEO) will get you in trouble with the police, even if you're a high-end corporate executive]].
** At first Tim understandably seems bitter that Bruce retired him, and how his hero career ended with torture, brainwashing and murder. TenMinuteRetirement, after all, is supposed to be a thing. He admits, however, that Bruce made the right call. After the trauma, Tim needed a new direction and focus because you can't exactly throw yourself back into a similar situation and expect to heal. At the end, it's made clear that he considers Bruce as a good father and missed him.
** [[spoiler:Joker stabbed Bruce in the leg, deep enough for the blade to lodge into his knee. ''Yikes''. Normally Batman walks off a bad injury. Not this time; to the present day, Bruce walks with a limp]].
** Once again Bruce's old age becomes detrimental: when Joker attacks Wayne Manor, he couldn't fight back, and would surely be dead if it wasn't for Terry's timely return. [[spoiler:Then, when the manor becomes one of the first targets of Joker's KillSat]], Bruce has a very visible OhCrap on his face; there's no way he would be able to escape before the laser hits, especially in his condition [[note]]aside from his age, he has a limp, not to mention he's still recovering from the earlier attack[[/note]]. He can call for help, but that would take even longer since the manor is in the outskirts of the city. Joker even points this out.
** In the flashback sequence, Barbara mentions that Arkham Asylyum was eventually abandoned and moved to a new, more modern facility some time after the ending of TNBA. Between how antiquated the old Asylum was shown to be during BTAS and the completely ineffective security measures, it makes sense that Gotham would finally invest in a newer facility rather than continue to play the existing Zero Sum Game.
** [[spoiler:After Chazz admits the truth to Chazzie over his false persona, it seems as if he'll give it up and become a better man for confessing, as Chazzie makes it clear that he still loves him. Instead, Chazz doubles down on the whole thing, insistent on making his lie a reality out of shame.]]
** [[spoiler:While Pretty Boy eventially warms up to Maddie enough to offhandedly think they're becoming friends, he's still quick to leave the group to join the "pretty people" (other koalas), as his superficial nature is not so easily erased.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Bah Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the BadFuture, Daffy tried to make himself the heir to his store and leave his fortune to himself in his will, which of course, is illegal (and wouldn't work anyway since he is, you know, ''dead''). As a result, Lucky Duck closed down and everyone became unemployed.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ballerina}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Félicie may love to dance, but passion is no substitute for practice. With no prior training to speak of, she makes a fool of herself in dance class until Odette takes the orphan girl under her wing.
* {{WesternAnimation/Bambi II}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bambi's upbringing becomes this as a result of his mother's death, due to tradition and his standard stoic disposition, his father is completely unadjusted to raising him, [[ParentsAsPeople leading to a much more contentious relationship between father and son.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman And Harley Quinn}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nightwing expresses disappointment that Harley is working at a sleazy place like Superbabes and points out that Harley could have used her psychiatric training to get better work. After she ties him up in her apartment, Harley informs Nightwing that she did try to get more respectable jobs, but her criminal background prevented her from being hired, and her only options besides the restaurant were in pornography.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond}}
** The series somewhat deconstructs the lifestyle of Batman and his RoguesGallery, and it shows how it would affect them in the long run. To the point where he has to quit due to the his failing health and age catching up with him. On top of that, being MarriedToTheJob, he never really developed any of the romantic relationships, or in fact, any relationships.
*** Being Batman isn't fun or exciting. It can take a toll on your social life and its filled with nothing but tragedy, as Terry quickly discovers.
** Although he pulled it off many times, not even [[JokerImmunity the Joker]] can keep cheating death when he is living the way he does. He ends up dying rather graphically [[spoiler: twice]]. And unlike the comics, although it may vary, this version doesn't romanticize the Joker in any way. In fact it showcases just how horrifying the Joker could actually be once you get pass his FauxAffablyEvil behavior. Likewise for that matter despite Joker seemly always being able to keeps control, he can just as easily fall to psychological mind games. In this case all it takes is for Terry to heckle him as if the Joker was a actual comedian.
** Bane's lifetime of using Venom catches up to him in a nasty way, with his body becoming so dependent on it that he is left a wheelchair-bound vegetable.
** Just because [[PrisonsAreGymnasiums you bulked up in juvie]] doesn't mean you are automatically a better fighter, as [[spoiler: Willie]] have found out when trying to beat his former bully in a fist fight.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker}}
** After stopping the Jokerz in the ColdOpen, Terry tries to go out and dance with Dana. Bruce tells him he ought to get some sleep since he's been up all night, but Terry assures him he's fine. One GilliganCut later and Terry is fast asleep in the nightclub.
** Bruce regaining control of Wayne-Powers. With the downfall of Paxton Powers in "King's Ransom" (and Derek Powers long presumed dead since "Ascension"), the influence and control the Powers family had over Bruce's company is now gone. Of course Bruce would take advantage of this long-awaited opening to try and finally regain control of his family's company. One might also imagine the the Wayne-Powers shareholders and board members (minus Jordan Pryce) supported Bruce's return both because of his standing as a veteran captain of industry and as damage control in the wake of Paxton's scandal (and the previous damage from his father's exposure as Blight).
** Assisting criminals with [[spoiler:sabotaging your own company (as well as trying to get rid of the CEO) will get you in trouble with the police, even if you're a high-end corporate executive]].
** At first Tim understandably seems bitter that Bruce retired him, and how his hero career ended with torture, brainwashing and murder. TenMinuteRetirement, after all, is supposed to be a thing. He admits, however, that Bruce made the right call. After the trauma, Tim needed a new direction and focus because you can't exactly throw yourself back into a similar situation and expect to heal. At the end, it's made clear that he considers Bruce as a good father and missed him.
** [[spoiler:Joker stabbed Bruce in the leg, deep enough for the blade to lodge into his knee. ''Yikes''. Normally Batman walks off a bad injury. Not this time; to the present day, Bruce walks with a limp]].
** Once again Bruce's old age becomes detrimental: when Joker attacks Wayne Manor, he couldn't fight back, and would surely be dead if it wasn't for Terry's timely return. [[spoiler:Then, when the manor becomes one of the first targets of Joker's KillSat]], Bruce has a very visible OhCrap on his face; there's no way he would be able to escape before the laser hits, especially in his condition [[note]]aside from his age, he has a limp, not to mention he's still recovering from the earlier attack[[/note]]. He can call for help, but that would take even longer since the manor is in the outskirts of the city. Joker even points this out.
** In the flashback sequence, Barbara mentions that Arkham Asylyum was eventually abandoned and moved to a new, more modern facility some time after the ending of TNBA. Between how antiquated the old Asylum was shown to be during BTAS and the completely ineffective security measures, it makes sense that Gotham would finally invest in a newer facility rather than continue to play the existing Zero Sum Game.
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* {{WesternAnimation/Back To The Outback}}
** [[spoiler:After Chazz admits the truth to Chazzie over his false persona, it seems as if he'll give it up and become a better man for confessing, as Chazzie makes it clear that he still loves him. Instead, Chazz doubles down on the whole thing, insistent on making his lie a reality out of shame.]] '''Character reaction'''
** [[spoiler:While Pretty Boy eventially warms up to Maddie enough to offhandedly think they're becoming friends, he's still quick to leave the group to join the "pretty people" (other koalas), as his superficial nature is not so easily erased.]] '''Character reaction'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Bah Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the BadFuture, Daffy tried to make himself the heir to his store and leave his fortune to himself in his will, which of course, is illegal (and wouldn't work anyway since he is, you know, ''dead''). As a result, Lucky Duck closed down and everyone became unemployed. '''Unsure'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Ballerina}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Félicie may love to dance, but passion is no substitute for practice. With no prior training to speak of, she makes a fool of herself in dance class until Odette takes the orphan girl under her wing. '''Not surprising. There wouldn't be much of a movie if she was already a professional ballet dancer from the start.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Bambi II}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bambi's upbringing becomes this as a result of his mother's death, due to tradition and his standard stoic disposition, his father is completely unadjusted to raising him, [[ParentsAsPeople leading to a much more contentious relationship between father and son.]] '''Character reaction'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman And Harley Quinn}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nightwing expresses disappointment that Harley is working at a sleazy place like Superbabes and points out that Harley could have used her psychiatric training to get better work. After she ties him up in her apartment, Harley informs Nightwing that she did try to get more respectable jobs, but her criminal background prevented her from being hired, and her only options besides the restaurant were in pornography. '''Not an outcome'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond}}
** The series somewhat deconstructs the lifestyle of Batman and his RoguesGallery, and it shows how it would affect them in the long run. To the point where he has to quit due to the his failing health and age catching up with him. On top of that, being MarriedToTheJob, he never really developed any of the romantic relationships, or in fact, any relationships. '''InternalDeconstruction'''
*** Being Batman isn't fun or exciting. It can take a toll on your social life and its filled with nothing but tragedy, as Terry quickly discovers. '''See above'''
** Although he pulled it off many times, not even [[JokerImmunity the Joker]] can keep cheating death when he is living the way he does. He ends up dying rather graphically [[spoiler: twice]]. And unlike the comics, although it may vary, this version doesn't romanticize the Joker in any way. In fact it showcases just how horrifying the Joker could actually be once you get pass his FauxAffablyEvil behavior. Likewise for that matter despite Joker seemly always being able to keeps control, he can just as easily fall to psychological mind games. In this case all it takes is for Terry to heckle him as if the Joker was a actual comedian. '''Same'''
** Bane's lifetime of using Venom catches up to him in a nasty way, with his body becoming so dependent on it that he is left a wheelchair-bound vegetable. '''Same, and not realistic since Venom isn't real'''
** Just because [[PrisonsAreGymnasiums you bulked up in juvie]] doesn't mean you are automatically a better fighter, as [[spoiler: Willie]] have found out when trying to beat his former bully in a fist fight. '''Not sure'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker}}
** After stopping the Jokerz in the ColdOpen, Terry tries to go out and dance with Dana. Bruce tells him he ought to get some sleep since he's been up all night, but Terry assures him he's fine. One GilliganCut later and Terry is fast asleep in the nightclub. '''Not surprising since the outcome was mentioned before it happens.'''
** Bruce regaining control of Wayne-Powers. With the downfall of Paxton Powers in "King's Ransom" (and Derek Powers long presumed dead since "Ascension"), the influence and control the Powers family had over Bruce's company is now gone. Of course Bruce would take advantage of this long-awaited opening to try and finally regain control of his family's company. One might also imagine the the Wayne-Powers shareholders and board members (minus Jordan Pryce) supported Bruce's return both because of his standing as a veteran captain of industry and as damage control in the wake of Paxton's scandal (and the previous damage from his father's exposure as Blight). '''Not surprising'''
** Assisting criminals with [[spoiler:sabotaging your own company (as well as trying to get rid of the CEO) will get you in trouble with the police, even if you're a high-end corporate executive]]. '''Plot happens.'''
** At first Tim understandably seems bitter that Bruce retired him, and how his hero career ended with torture, brainwashing and murder. TenMinuteRetirement, after all, is supposed to be a thing. He admits, however, that Bruce made the right call. After the trauma, Tim needed a new direction and focus because you can't exactly throw yourself back into a similar situation and expect to heal. At the end, it's made clear that he considers Bruce as a good father and missed him. '''Character reaction'''
** [[spoiler:Joker stabbed Bruce in the leg, deep enough for the blade to lodge into his knee. ''Yikes''. Normally Batman walks off a bad injury. Not this time; to the present day, Bruce walks with a limp]]. '''Not sure. Might not count as an outcome since it's something with lasting consequences instead of just a brief thing.'''
** Once again Bruce's old age becomes detrimental: when Joker attacks Wayne Manor, he couldn't fight back, and would surely be dead if it wasn't for Terry's timely return. [[spoiler:Then, when the manor becomes one of the first targets of Joker's KillSat]], Bruce has a very visible OhCrap on his face; there's no way he would be able to escape before the laser hits, especially in his condition [[note]]aside from his age, he has a limp, not to mention he's still recovering from the earlier attack[[/note]]. He can call for help, but that would take even longer since the manor is in the outskirts of the city. Joker even points this out. '''Not surprising, since "Batman is getting too old" is part of ''Batman Beyond''[='=]s main premise.'''
** In the flashback sequence, Barbara mentions that Arkham Asylyum was eventually abandoned and moved to a new, more modern facility some time after the ending of TNBA. Between how antiquated the old Asylum was shown to be during BTAS and the completely ineffective security measures, it makes sense that Gotham would finally invest in a newer facility rather than continue to play the existing Zero Sum Game. '''Not an outcome'''
** [[spoiler:After Chazz admits the truth to Chazzie over his false persona, it seems as if he'll give it up and become a better man for confessing, as Chazzie makes it clear that he still loves him. Instead, Chazz doubles down on the whole thing, insistent on making his lie a reality out of shame.]] '''Character reaction'''
** [[spoiler:While Pretty Boy eventially warms up to Maddie enough to offhandedly think they're becoming friends, he's still quick to leave the group to join the "pretty people" (other koalas), as his superficial nature is not so easily erased.]] '''Character reaction'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Bah Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the BadFuture, Daffy tried to make himself the heir to his store and leave his fortune to himself in his will, which of course, is illegal (and wouldn't work anyway since he is, you know, ''dead''). As a result, Lucky Duck closed down and everyone became unemployed. '''Unsure'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Ballerina}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Félicie may love to dance, but passion is no substitute for practice. With no prior training to speak of, she makes a fool of herself in dance class until Odette takes the orphan girl under her wing. '''Not surprising. There wouldn't be much of a movie if she was already a professional ballet dancer from the start.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Bambi II}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bambi's upbringing becomes this as a result of his mother's death, due to tradition and his standard stoic disposition, his father is completely unadjusted to raising him, [[ParentsAsPeople leading to a much more contentious relationship between father and son.]] '''Character reaction'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman And Harley Quinn}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nightwing expresses disappointment that Harley is working at a sleazy place like Superbabes and points out that Harley could have used her psychiatric training to get better work. After she ties him up in her apartment, Harley informs Nightwing that she did try to get more respectable jobs, but her criminal background prevented her from being hired, and her only options besides the restaurant were in pornography. '''Not an outcome'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond}}
** The series somewhat deconstructs the lifestyle of Batman and his RoguesGallery, and it shows how it would affect them in the long run. To the point where he has to quit due to the his failing health and age catching up with him. On top of that, being MarriedToTheJob, he never really developed any of the romantic relationships, or in fact, any relationships. '''InternalDeconstruction'''
*** Being Batman isn't fun or exciting. It can take a toll on your social life and its filled with nothing but tragedy, as Terry quickly discovers. '''See above'''
** Although he pulled it off many times, not even [[JokerImmunity the Joker]] can keep cheating death when he is living the way he does. He ends up dying rather graphically [[spoiler: twice]]. And unlike the comics, although it may vary, this version doesn't romanticize the Joker in any way. In fact it showcases just how horrifying the Joker could actually be once you get pass his FauxAffablyEvil behavior. Likewise for that matter despite Joker seemly always being able to keeps control, he can just as easily fall to psychological mind games. In this case all it takes is for Terry to heckle him as if the Joker was a actual comedian. '''Same'''
** Bane's lifetime of using Venom catches up to him in a nasty way, with his body becoming so dependent on it that he is left a wheelchair-bound vegetable. '''Same, and not realistic since Venom isn't real'''
** Just because [[PrisonsAreGymnasiums you bulked up in juvie]] doesn't mean you are automatically a better fighter, as [[spoiler: Willie]] have found out when trying to beat his former bully in a fist fight. '''Not sure'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker}}
** After stopping the Jokerz in the ColdOpen, Terry tries to go out and dance with Dana. Bruce tells him he ought to get some sleep since he's been up all night, but Terry assures him he's fine. One GilliganCut later and Terry is fast asleep in the nightclub. '''Not surprising since the outcome was mentioned before it happens.'''
** Bruce regaining control of Wayne-Powers. With the downfall of Paxton Powers in "King's Ransom" (and Derek Powers long presumed dead since "Ascension"), the influence and control the Powers family had over Bruce's company is now gone. Of course Bruce would take advantage of this long-awaited opening to try and finally regain control of his family's company. One might also imagine the the Wayne-Powers shareholders and board members (minus Jordan Pryce) supported Bruce's return both because of his standing as a veteran captain of industry and as damage control in the wake of Paxton's scandal (and the previous damage from his father's exposure as Blight). '''Not surprising'''
** Assisting criminals with [[spoiler:sabotaging your own company (as well as trying to get rid of the CEO) will get you in trouble with the police, even if you're a high-end corporate executive]]. '''Plot happens.'''
** At first Tim understandably seems bitter that Bruce retired him, and how his hero career ended with torture, brainwashing and murder. TenMinuteRetirement, after all, is supposed to be a thing. He admits, however, that Bruce made the right call. After the trauma, Tim needed a new direction and focus because you can't exactly throw yourself back into a similar situation and expect to heal. At the end, it's made clear that he considers Bruce as a good father and missed him. '''Character reaction'''
** [[spoiler:Joker stabbed Bruce in the leg, deep enough for the blade to lodge into his knee. ''Yikes''. Normally Batman walks off a bad injury. Not this time; to the present day, Bruce walks with a limp]]. '''Not sure. Might not count as an outcome since it's something with lasting consequences instead of just a brief thing.'''
** Once again Bruce's old age becomes detrimental: when Joker attacks Wayne Manor, he couldn't fight back, and would surely be dead if it wasn't for Terry's timely return. [[spoiler:Then, when the manor becomes one of the first targets of Joker's KillSat]], Bruce has a very visible OhCrap on his face; there's no way he would be able to escape before the laser hits, especially in his condition [[note]]aside from his age, he has a limp, not to mention he's still recovering from the earlier attack[[/note]]. He can call for help, but that would take even longer since the manor is in the outskirts of the city. Joker even points this out. '''Not surprising, since "Batman is getting too old" is part of ''Batman Beyond''[='=]s main premise.'''
** In the flashback sequence, Barbara mentions that Arkham Asylyum was eventually abandoned and moved to a new, more modern facility some time after the ending of TNBA. Between how antiquated the old Asylum was shown to be during BTAS and the completely ineffective security measures, it makes sense that Gotham would finally invest in a newer facility rather than continue to play the existing Zero Sum Game. '''Not an outcome'''
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* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head Do America}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 102016}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Alien Force}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Omniverse}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Ultimate Alien}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Beware The Batman}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head Do America}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Beast Wars}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Quite a few with regard to the war between the two factions.
** The extremely low character count -- five on each side to start -- means that any time a stasis pod shows up, it's a major priority to secure it and get a new comrade out of it, because with the numbers this low even a one-bot advantage is one neither side can afford to let the other get. For the same reason defection from one side to the other is treated very seriously.
** Flying Transformers are a serious threat, because they can get around quicker and easier and are also tricky to fight. A lot of episodes in the first season have the plot point of Optimus racing Terrorsaur and Waspinator to some objective point or being the only one able to fight them on equal footing (so to speak) because he's the only Maximal that can fly (Airazor joined them later). In the second season, Megatron becoming transmetal and able to fly himself was a big equalizer in his battles with Optimus.
** The cast's beast modes are terribly inconvenient for them in the first season, acting as a DramaPreservingHandicap that forces them into their beast modes at times when they need to be in robot mode for mobility and/or combat. The episode "The Probe" makes this a major plot point in the climax when Rhinox is forced to transform into beast mode when operating a computer, and with the rest of the Maximals also stuck in beast mode, Optimus has to finish Rhinox's work because he's the only one with hands in his beast mode.
** Megatron in this series is a CombatPragmatist, and he'll do anything if it means his goals are met.
** When his plan to simply [[spoiler:kill off the proto-humans]] fails and he later [[spoiler:finds the Decepticon warship the ''Nemesis'']], the first thing he does with it is [[spoiler:try to blow all proto-humans off the face of the Earth]]. Even when [[spoiler:Dinobot II]] tries to tell him that it's overkill to use [[spoiler:giant ship-to-ship lasers]] to kill [[spoiler:a primitive tribe of organics]], Megatron pretends to consider it for a second, and then pushes the button anyway.
** After spending half an episode shooting anything that moves, Megatron loses everything when he doesn't have the energy for a shot when he actually needs it.
** A scene seemingly parodying the one from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'': Optimus is going all over the place showing off his sword moves, and Megatron [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim just shoots him]].
** One early episode had Optimus be injected with a PsychoSerum that turned him into TheBerserker, leading to Dinobot taking command after he heads off to attack the Predacons head on. Since the episode had previously set up that Dinobot despised Optimus' more peaceful tactics and suggested just letting him kill them all, and was currently regretting his words, it looks like he'll talk to the Predacons and resolve the situation peacefully. Instead, when he has Cheetor warn the Predacons ahead of time, they just start preparing for Optimus' arrival; ultimately, the Maximals only save Optimus by attacking the base from the outside while he rampages inside, which Dinobot had been rallying for from the beginning.
** When Terrorsaur briefly takes over the Predacons after he finds stockpile of energon from a floating mountain that empowers him to overthrow Megatron by damaging him in combat, him defeating Megatron and boasting he is charge meets with predictable consequences when his HourOfPower shows up despite him trying to hide his weakness. Tarantulas follows him and attempts to take the source of power for himself and leaves Scorponok to repair Megatron. Once the Maximals destroy the mountain of energon, he is back to square one.
** In one episode, Blackarachnia headbutts Silverbolt hard enough to knock him out... and then she falls unconscious a few seconds later. It doesn't matter who's on the receiving end, trauma from headbutts go both ways.
** In the episode "Victory", when the Predacons appeared to have perished after Terrorsaur launched a rebellion against Megatron, the Maximals decide to leave Earth, and Cheetor suggest they return exploring space, but Rattrap points out with their ship, the Axalon, barely holding together meaning if they make it into space the Maximals have no choice but to return to Cybertron to which [[KnowWhenToFoldEm Optimus agrees.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Quite a few times, perhaps unsurprisingly since this show is way more realistic than [[WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy many]] [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy of]] [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants the trope's]] [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons contenders]].
** In "Dumbasses Anonymous", a bartender refuses to give Beavis and Butthead any beer, stating that they look underage and don't have any ID to prove otherwise.
** In "Green Thumbs", the duo try to buy stuff from the Maxi Mart using poorly made CounterfeitCash. The shop keeper sees right through their deception and yells at them to get lost.
** In "Liar! Liar!", Butthead tries to beat the lie detector by holding his breath. However, he ends up holding his breath for a ''really'' long time and he eventually passes out from oxygen deprivation.
** In "Tobacco Farmers" Beavis [[ItMakesSenseInContext thinks that cigarettes are tobacco seeds]] and throughout the course of the episode, eats as many as ''eighty cigarettes.'' At the episode's end, he goes to the doctor and learns that not only does he now have a small tumor on his tongue, but his risk of heart disease has been raised, and possibility of low fetal birth weight. Of course, he doesn't think this has any correlation with the "seeds", rather that he got beaten up so badly that it gave him cancer.
* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head Do America}}
** The dim pair [[TooDumbToLive walk into the friggin' Mojave Desert]]. Without a drop of water or any kind of map or compass. Sure enough, they start to succumb to heatstroke.
** Beavis starts to hallucinate, by way of a [[Music/RobZombie White Zombie]] video. Episodes of hallucination are a distinct symptom of heatstroke and heat exhaustion. Hallucinations are also a byproduct of peyote, which is likely the type of cactus that Beavis eats part of.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10}}
** The WhatIf episode "Goodbye and Good Riddance". After several weeks of crazy adventures, what brings it all to a halt is not Ben messing up and watching people die, or getting an alien unsuitable for the present situation, but simply his summer vacation ending. [[AndTheAdventureContinues Followed immediately by Vilgax thrashing his house]].
** When Enoch finally gets the ancient superweapon he and Grandpa Max were racing to find, it crumbles to dust in his hand. Five thousand years of age and neglect will do that to a sword, even a mythical superweapon.
** From time to time the Omnitrix will mess up and turn Ben into an alien other than the one he chose or an entirely new one. It is later revealed that this wasn't due to a glitch or malfunction, but rather Ben ''slamming his hand down on it'' to initiate his TransformationSequence. It’s a complex piece of technology and is quite sensitive.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 102016}}
** The main characters live in a modern world where most people will have cameras on them, combined with the fact that Ben doesn't even bother to hide his powers. The result is that the world finds out about Ben ''a whole lot'' sooner than it did in the previous continuity.
** In "Screamcatcher", Ben hurts his teeth trying to bite into solid rock candy.
** The Circus Freak Trio abandon Zombozo when they realize that he was never going to pay them.
** In "The Ring Leader", Ben is ''not'' off the hook. The referee disqualifies him for using the Omnitrix to get in a wrestling match.
** In "Big in Japan": no, Buktuu, doesn't matter how much people considered you a hero before, they will turn against you if they see you shooting missiles at a kid.
** In "Summer Breakers", Ben destroys Breaker One-Nine's Mech, L.I.Z.A. using his new Omni-Kix power up. In his next appearance, "Bottomless Ben", Breaker One-Nine mentions that he put himself into debt rebuilding L.I.Z.A.
** In “Funhouse”, Zombozo realizes that his schemes will always fail, because Ben will always find him and put him back in jail. He comes to the logical conclusion to start targeting Ben.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Alien Force}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When Ben's parents find out about his heroics and try to stop it by grounding him, he does so without complaint. However when the current threat becomes to much for him to ignore, he turns into Humungousaur and leaves the house over his parents protests. They might be his parents, but Ben is in control of the most powerful device in the universe and if he doesn't want to listen to them they don't have the power to stop him.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Omniverse}}
** HollywoodTactics: In "The Frogs of War Part 1", when the Incurseans attack Earth, Max says that due to how badly outnumbered they are the Plumbers' only chance is a frontal assault on the Incursean flagship. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome It doesn't come close to working]].
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The Nemetrix was made specifically to counter the Omnitrix, containing the DNA of natural predators of the Omnitrix aliens. However, the Nemetrix didn't have ''nearly'' as much time in development as the Omnitrix and with how sheer vast the universe in the series is, there's not a counter to ''every'' single alien in the Omnitrix, if not because of how many aliens in the series there are, then simply because some of them don't even ''have'' a natural predator to begin with.
** If this is supposed to be the true, final version of the Omnitrix then why does it still have the glitch of giving Ben the wrong aliens? [[spoiler: It doesn't. The reason Ben keeps getting the wrong aliens as Azmuth flatly tells him is because he keeps dramatically slamming his hand down as hard as he can on it to transform and causing the timer to accidently set to random. It might be the fully functional final version of the most powerful device in the universe but it's still a piece of technology, and if you don't use technology properly then it won't 'work' properly no matter how advanced it is.]]
** In "Clyde Five", Vera Tennyson starts to make well-meaning but ultimately foolish changes around Plumber Headquarters in an attempt to make the place more cozy even though she, as a civilian, doesn't have the authority to do so. When these changes go too far and Vera [[ItMakesSenseInContext accidentally endangers Magister Patelliday's life]], Grandpa Max (who's been putting up with her for the entire episode) finally snaps and orders for her to be confined to quarters for interfering with the operations of a Plumber Base.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Ultimate Alien}}
** Ben getting his identity revealed in the first episode. He's a hero who's been fighting in urban environments in an age where most everyone has at least a camera on them. Really, the only surprising thing about his identity getting revealed to the world is that no one found out about him sooner.
** In ''Hit 'Em Where They Live'', some of Ben's more ruthless enemies begin making attempts on his family members' lives as [[RevengeByProxy revenge]] for all of the times Ben has stopped them.
* {{WesternAnimation/Beware The Batman}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The show does its best to give a more realistic feel to the series to show what Bruce would need to do to pull off Batman in real life, such as reducing his sleep and living on liquid meals. Also his Batcomputer usually comes up with a statistic on how realistic his chances are to pull off what he is about to do.
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Quite a few with regard to the war between the two factions.
** The extremely low character count -- five on each side to start -- means that any time a stasis pod shows up, it's a major priority to secure it and get a new comrade out of it, because with the numbers this low even a one-bot advantage is one neither side can afford to let the other get. For the same reason defection from one side to the other is treated very seriously.
** Flying Transformers are a serious threat, because they can get around quicker and easier and are also tricky to fight. A lot of episodes in the first season have the plot point of Optimus racing Terrorsaur and Waspinator to some objective point or being the only one able to fight them on equal footing (so to speak) because he's the only Maximal that can fly (Airazor joined them later). In the second season, Megatron becoming transmetal and able to fly himself was a big equalizer in his battles with Optimus.
** The cast's beast modes are terribly inconvenient for them in the first season, acting as a DramaPreservingHandicap that forces them into their beast modes at times when they need to be in robot mode for mobility and/or combat. The episode "The Probe" makes this a major plot point in the climax when Rhinox is forced to transform into beast mode when operating a computer, and with the rest of the Maximals also stuck in beast mode, Optimus has to finish Rhinox's work because he's the only one with hands in his beast mode.
** Megatron in this series is a CombatPragmatist, and he'll do anything if it means his goals are met.
** When his plan to simply [[spoiler:kill off the proto-humans]] fails and he later [[spoiler:finds the Decepticon warship the ''Nemesis'']], the first thing he does with it is [[spoiler:try to blow all proto-humans off the face of the Earth]]. Even when [[spoiler:Dinobot II]] tries to tell him that it's overkill to use [[spoiler:giant ship-to-ship lasers]] to kill [[spoiler:a primitive tribe of organics]], Megatron pretends to consider it for a second, and then pushes the button anyway.
** After spending half an episode shooting anything that moves, Megatron loses everything when he doesn't have the energy for a shot when he actually needs it.
** A scene seemingly parodying the one from ''Film/RaidersOfTheLostArk'': Optimus is going all over the place showing off his sword moves, and Megatron [[WhyDontYouJustShootHim just shoots him]].
** One early episode had Optimus be injected with a PsychoSerum that turned him into TheBerserker, leading to Dinobot taking command after he heads off to attack the Predacons head on. Since the episode had previously set up that Dinobot despised Optimus' more peaceful tactics and suggested just letting him kill them all, and was currently regretting his words, it looks like he'll talk to the Predacons and resolve the situation peacefully. Instead, when he has Cheetor warn the Predacons ahead of time, they just start preparing for Optimus' arrival; ultimately, the Maximals only save Optimus by attacking the base from the outside while he rampages inside, which Dinobot had been rallying for from the beginning.
** When Terrorsaur briefly takes over the Predacons after he finds stockpile of energon from a floating mountain that empowers him to overthrow Megatron by damaging him in combat, him defeating Megatron and boasting he is charge meets with predictable consequences when his HourOfPower shows up despite him trying to hide his weakness. Tarantulas follows him and attempts to take the source of power for himself and leaves Scorponok to repair Megatron. Once the Maximals destroy the mountain of energon, he is back to square one.
** In one episode, Blackarachnia headbutts Silverbolt hard enough to knock him out... and then she falls unconscious a few seconds later. It doesn't matter who's on the receiving end, trauma from headbutts go both ways.
** In the episode "Victory", when the Predacons appeared to have perished after Terrorsaur launched a rebellion against Megatron, the Maximals decide to leave Earth, and Cheetor suggest they return exploring space, but Rattrap points out with their ship, the Axalon, barely holding together meaning if they make it into space the Maximals have no choice but to return to Cybertron to which [[KnowWhenToFoldEm Optimus agrees.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Quite a few times, perhaps unsurprisingly since this show is way more realistic than [[WesternAnimation/EdEddNEddy many]] [[WesternAnimation/FamilyGuy of]] [[WesternAnimation/SpongeBobSquarePants the trope's]] [[WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons contenders]].
** In "Dumbasses Anonymous", a bartender refuses to give Beavis and Butthead any beer, stating that they look underage and don't have any ID to prove otherwise.
** In "Green Thumbs", the duo try to buy stuff from the Maxi Mart using poorly made CounterfeitCash. The shop keeper sees right through their deception and yells at them to get lost.
** In "Liar! Liar!", Butthead tries to beat the lie detector by holding his breath. However, he ends up holding his breath for a ''really'' long time and he eventually passes out from oxygen deprivation.
** In "Tobacco Farmers" Beavis [[ItMakesSenseInContext thinks that cigarettes are tobacco seeds]] and throughout the course of the episode, eats as many as ''eighty cigarettes.'' At the episode's end, he goes to the doctor and learns that not only does he now have a small tumor on his tongue, but his risk of heart disease has been raised, and possibility of low fetal birth weight. Of course, he doesn't think this has any correlation with the "seeds", rather that he got beaten up so badly that it gave him cancer.
* {{WesternAnimation/Beavis And Butt Head Do America}}
** The dim pair [[TooDumbToLive walk into the friggin' Mojave Desert]]. Without a drop of water or any kind of map or compass. Sure enough, they start to succumb to heatstroke.
** Beavis starts to hallucinate, by way of a [[Music/RobZombie White Zombie]] video. Episodes of hallucination are a distinct symptom of heatstroke and heat exhaustion. Hallucinations are also a byproduct of peyote, which is likely the type of cactus that Beavis eats part of.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10}}
** The WhatIf episode "Goodbye and Good Riddance". After several weeks of crazy adventures, what brings it all to a halt is not Ben messing up and watching people die, or getting an alien unsuitable for the present situation, but simply his summer vacation ending. [[AndTheAdventureContinues Followed immediately by Vilgax thrashing his house]].
** When Enoch finally gets the ancient superweapon he and Grandpa Max were racing to find, it crumbles to dust in his hand. Five thousand years of age and neglect will do that to a sword, even a mythical superweapon.
** From time to time the Omnitrix will mess up and turn Ben into an alien other than the one he chose or an entirely new one. It is later revealed that this wasn't due to a glitch or malfunction, but rather Ben ''slamming his hand down on it'' to initiate his TransformationSequence. It’s a complex piece of technology and is quite sensitive.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 102016}}
** The main characters live in a modern world where most people will have cameras on them, combined with the fact that Ben doesn't even bother to hide his powers. The result is that the world finds out about Ben ''a whole lot'' sooner than it did in the previous continuity.
** In "Screamcatcher", Ben hurts his teeth trying to bite into solid rock candy.
** The Circus Freak Trio abandon Zombozo when they realize that he was never going to pay them.
** In "The Ring Leader", Ben is ''not'' off the hook. The referee disqualifies him for using the Omnitrix to get in a wrestling match.
** In "Big in Japan": no, Buktuu, doesn't matter how much people considered you a hero before, they will turn against you if they see you shooting missiles at a kid.
** In "Summer Breakers", Ben destroys Breaker One-Nine's Mech, L.I.Z.A. using his new Omni-Kix power up. In his next appearance, "Bottomless Ben", Breaker One-Nine mentions that he put himself into debt rebuilding L.I.Z.A.
** In “Funhouse”, Zombozo realizes that his schemes will always fail, because Ben will always find him and put him back in jail. He comes to the logical conclusion to start targeting Ben.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Alien Force}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: When Ben's parents find out about his heroics and try to stop it by grounding him, he does so without complaint. However when the current threat becomes to much for him to ignore, he turns into Humungousaur and leaves the house over his parents protests. They might be his parents, but Ben is in control of the most powerful device in the universe and if he doesn't want to listen to them they don't have the power to stop him.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Omniverse}}
** HollywoodTactics: In "The Frogs of War Part 1", when the Incurseans attack Earth, Max says that due to how badly outnumbered they are the Plumbers' only chance is a frontal assault on the Incursean flagship. [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome It doesn't come close to working]].
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The Nemetrix was made specifically to counter the Omnitrix, containing the DNA of natural predators of the Omnitrix aliens. However, the Nemetrix didn't have ''nearly'' as much time in development as the Omnitrix and with how sheer vast the universe in the series is, there's not a counter to ''every'' single alien in the Omnitrix, if not because of how many aliens in the series there are, then simply because some of them don't even ''have'' a natural predator to begin with.
** If this is supposed to be the true, final version of the Omnitrix then why does it still have the glitch of giving Ben the wrong aliens? [[spoiler: It doesn't. The reason Ben keeps getting the wrong aliens as Azmuth flatly tells him is because he keeps dramatically slamming his hand down as hard as he can on it to transform and causing the timer to accidently set to random. It might be the fully functional final version of the most powerful device in the universe but it's still a piece of technology, and if you don't use technology properly then it won't 'work' properly no matter how advanced it is.]]
** In "Clyde Five", Vera Tennyson starts to make well-meaning but ultimately foolish changes around Plumber Headquarters in an attempt to make the place more cozy even though she, as a civilian, doesn't have the authority to do so. When these changes go too far and Vera [[ItMakesSenseInContext accidentally endangers Magister Patelliday's life]], Grandpa Max (who's been putting up with her for the entire episode) finally snaps and orders for her to be confined to quarters for interfering with the operations of a Plumber Base.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ben 10 Ultimate Alien}}
** Ben getting his identity revealed in the first episode. He's a hero who's been fighting in urban environments in an age where most everyone has at least a camera on them. Really, the only surprising thing about his identity getting revealed to the world is that no one found out about him sooner.
** In ''Hit 'Em Where They Live'', some of Ben's more ruthless enemies begin making attempts on his family members' lives as [[RevengeByProxy revenge]] for all of the times Ben has stopped them.
* {{WesternAnimation/Beware The Batman}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The show does its best to give a more realistic feel to the series to show what Bruce would need to do to pull off Batman in real life, such as reducing his sleep and living on liquid meals. Also his Batcomputer usually comes up with a statistic on how realistic his chances are to pull off what he is about to do.
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* {{WesternAnimation/Adrian}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Upon hearing Dranghenstein has hidden a bomb in a school, Adrian claims that being an handy watchmaker he's obviously able to [[WireDilemma effortlessly disarm it]]. But he is not, and [[spoiler: Johnny Silver has to give up his life running away with the bomb in his arms]].
* {{WesternAnimation/Adventures Of The Gummi Bears}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Gruffi and Cubbi are able to access Ursalia's library, only to discover that the books are so old, they crumble to dust with just a touch.
* {{WesternAnimation/Aladdin The Series}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: We see in "Power to The Parrot" that if jewels are in abundance and easily accessible, inflation increases and the price of things like bread become more expensive.
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail Fievel Goes West}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Downplayed example. While the Mott Street Maulers were driven out of town in the previous movie, they also obviously weren't the only Cats in New York City (let alone the entire country). It was inevitable that another faction like Cat R. Waul and the Cat Cactus Gang would eventually try to move in on Warren T. Cat's former territory.
* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
** In "Super Hero," Shake attempts to [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers give himself superpowers by exposing himself to radiation]]. He instead ends up getting radiation poisoning, with his condition worsening as the episode progresses.
** In "Fry Legs", Frylock slips into full {{Yandere}} mode over a computer repairwoman who doesn't return his affections, [[MurderTheHypotenuse murdering her boyfriend]] in the middle of a crowded restaurant. [[PoliceAreUseless You'd expect the police to be completely incompetent on a show like this]], but no; in no time at all, three cops are at the Aqua Teens' house, and when Meatwad keeps stalling them, one gets fed up, maces both him and Shake, and threatens to come back with a search warrant and arrest them for harboring a fugitive.
* {{WesternAnimation/Archer 1999}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Archer does a LockAndLoadMontage of them putting on heavy power armour and a massive gun... and can barely move as a result.
* {{WesternAnimation/As Told By Ginger}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "Driven to Extremes" after dealing with a sadist substitute teacher, Ginger gets fed up and verbally stands up to her. This just results in Ginger being sent to detention, thus making the episode a DownerEnding. This is due to Ginger's actions to the teacher being viewed as insubordination and disrespect to the authority (whether the student is right or wrong). Also, the substitute teacher [[KarmaHoudini receives no comeuppance for her actions]].
* {{WesternAnimation/Back At The Barnyard}}
** In one episode, Pig falls in love with a human woman and decides to propose to her, which makes Otis immediately point out the main problem with their relationship...'''HE’S A PIG!!!'''
** In the same episode, Otis types a personal ad for the farmer on a dating site. The result:
-->Fhenxhfndkdiej#blarg...Man, I wish we had fingers.
** One episode has Otis (who isn’t exactly book smart) need to use a math equation to figure out the speed to travel to save his friends...he gets the solution wrong.
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Upon hearing Dranghenstein has hidden a bomb in a school, Adrian claims that being an handy watchmaker he's obviously able to [[WireDilemma effortlessly disarm it]]. But he is not, and [[spoiler: Johnny Silver has to give up his life running away with the bomb in his arms]].
* {{WesternAnimation/Adventures Of The Gummi Bears}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Gruffi and Cubbi are able to access Ursalia's library, only to discover that the books are so old, they crumble to dust with just a touch.
* {{WesternAnimation/Aladdin The Series}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: We see in "Power to The Parrot" that if jewels are in abundance and easily accessible, inflation increases and the price of things like bread become more expensive.
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail Fievel Goes West}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Downplayed example. While the Mott Street Maulers were driven out of town in the previous movie, they also obviously weren't the only Cats in New York City (let alone the entire country). It was inevitable that another faction like Cat R. Waul and the Cat Cactus Gang would eventually try to move in on Warren T. Cat's former territory.
* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
** In "Super Hero," Shake attempts to [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers give himself superpowers by exposing himself to radiation]]. He instead ends up getting radiation poisoning, with his condition worsening as the episode progresses.
** In "Fry Legs", Frylock slips into full {{Yandere}} mode over a computer repairwoman who doesn't return his affections, [[MurderTheHypotenuse murdering her boyfriend]] in the middle of a crowded restaurant. [[PoliceAreUseless You'd expect the police to be completely incompetent on a show like this]], but no; in no time at all, three cops are at the Aqua Teens' house, and when Meatwad keeps stalling them, one gets fed up, maces both him and Shake, and threatens to come back with a search warrant and arrest them for harboring a fugitive.
* {{WesternAnimation/Archer 1999}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Archer does a LockAndLoadMontage of them putting on heavy power armour and a massive gun... and can barely move as a result.
* {{WesternAnimation/As Told By Ginger}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "Driven to Extremes" after dealing with a sadist substitute teacher, Ginger gets fed up and verbally stands up to her. This just results in Ginger being sent to detention, thus making the episode a DownerEnding. This is due to Ginger's actions to the teacher being viewed as insubordination and disrespect to the authority (whether the student is right or wrong). Also, the substitute teacher [[KarmaHoudini receives no comeuppance for her actions]].
* {{WesternAnimation/Back At The Barnyard}}
** In one episode, Pig falls in love with a human woman and decides to propose to her, which makes Otis immediately point out the main problem with their relationship...'''HE’S A PIG!!!'''
** In the same episode, Otis types a personal ad for the farmer on a dating site. The result:
-->Fhenxhfndkdiej#blarg...Man, I wish we had fingers.
** One episode has Otis (who isn’t exactly book smart) need to use a math equation to figure out the speed to travel to save his friends...he gets the solution wrong.
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* {{WesternAnimation/Adrian}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Upon hearing Dranghenstein has hidden a bomb in a school, Adrian claims that being an handy watchmaker he's obviously able to [[WireDilemma effortlessly disarm it]]. But he is not, and [[spoiler: Johnny Silver has to give up his life running away with the bomb in his arms]]. '''Not sure'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Adventures Of The Gummi Bears}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Gruffi and Cubbi are able to access Ursalia's library, only to discover that the books are so old, they crumble to dust with just a touch. '''Probably valid, since RagnarokProofing would be assumed in a fantastic work like this.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Aladdin The Series}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: We see in "Power to The Parrot" that if jewels are in abundance and easily accessible, inflation increases and the price of things like bread become more expensive. '''Not sure.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail Fievel Goes West}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Downplayed example. While the Mott Street Maulers were driven out of town in the previous movie, they also obviously weren't the only Cats in New York City (let alone the entire country). It was inevitable that another faction like Cat R. Waul and the Cat Cactus Gang would eventually try to move in on Warren T. Cat's former territory. '''The example admits that it's not that surprising, and since it's a sequel, it's expected that new antagonists will show up.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
** In "Super Hero," Shake attempts to [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers give himself superpowers by exposing himself to radiation]]. He instead ends up getting radiation poisoning, with his condition worsening as the episode progresses. '''Valid, since it's explicitly commenting on a common unrealistic trope by showing what would happen if you did it in real life.'''
** In "Fry Legs", Frylock slips into full {{Yandere}} mode over a computer repairwoman who doesn't return his affections, [[MurderTheHypotenuse murdering her boyfriend]] in the middle of a crowded restaurant. [[PoliceAreUseless You'd expect the police to be completely incompetent on a show like this]], but no; in no time at all, three cops are at the Aqua Teens' house, and when Meatwad keeps stalling them, one gets fed up, maces both him and Shake, and threatens to come back with a search warrant and arrest them for harboring a fugitive. '''Not sure. Maybe valid since it mentions that PoliceAreUseless is assumed here.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Archer 1999}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Archer does a LockAndLoadMontage of them putting on heavy power armour and a massive gun... and can barely move as a result. '''PowerArmor pushes this into unrealistic territory, since it's sci-fi tech.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/As Told By Ginger}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "Driven to Extremes" after dealing with a sadist substitute teacher, Ginger gets fed up and verbally stands up to her. This just results in Ginger being sent to detention, thus making the episode a DownerEnding. This is due to Ginger's actions to the teacher being viewed as insubordination and disrespect to the authority (whether the student is right or wrong). Also, the substitute teacher [[KarmaHoudini receives no comeuppance for her actions]]. '''Not sure. The last part about the teacher being a KarmaHoudini should be cut since bad teachers facing consequences isn't unrealistic.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Back At The Barnyard}}
** In one episode, Pig falls in love with a human woman and decides to propose to her, which makes Otis immediately point out the main problem with their relationship...'''HE’S A PIG!!!''' '''Charachter reaction, and not realistic since it requires the presence of a TalkingAnimal.'''
** In the same episode, Otis types a personal ad for the farmer on a dating site. The result: '''Unsure. It might not count for the same reason as above, but it also looke like it's a joke about how audiences would assume FeatherFingers to be present, which would make it valid.'''
-->Fhenxhfndkdiej#blarg...Man, I wish we had fingers.
** One episode has Otis (who isn’t exactly book smart) need to use a math equation to figure out the speed to travel to save his friends...he gets the solution wrong. '''Plot happens.'''
[[folder:Wicks with examples and opinions]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Adrian}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Upon hearing Dranghenstein has hidden a bomb in a school, Adrian claims that being an handy watchmaker he's obviously able to [[WireDilemma effortlessly disarm it]]. But he is not, and [[spoiler: Johnny Silver has to give up his life running away with the bomb in his arms]]. '''Not sure'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Adventures Of The Gummi Bears}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Gruffi and Cubbi are able to access Ursalia's library, only to discover that the books are so old, they crumble to dust with just a touch. '''Probably valid, since RagnarokProofing would be assumed in a fantastic work like this.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Aladdin The Series}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: We see in "Power to The Parrot" that if jewels are in abundance and easily accessible, inflation increases and the price of things like bread become more expensive. '''Not sure.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail Fievel Goes West}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Downplayed example. While the Mott Street Maulers were driven out of town in the previous movie, they also obviously weren't the only Cats in New York City (let alone the entire country). It was inevitable that another faction like Cat R. Waul and the Cat Cactus Gang would eventually try to move in on Warren T. Cat's former territory. '''The example admits that it's not that surprising, and since it's a sequel, it's expected that new antagonists will show up.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
** In "Super Hero," Shake attempts to [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers give himself superpowers by exposing himself to radiation]]. He instead ends up getting radiation poisoning, with his condition worsening as the episode progresses. '''Valid, since it's explicitly commenting on a common unrealistic trope by showing what would happen if you did it in real life.'''
** In "Fry Legs", Frylock slips into full {{Yandere}} mode over a computer repairwoman who doesn't return his affections, [[MurderTheHypotenuse murdering her boyfriend]] in the middle of a crowded restaurant. [[PoliceAreUseless You'd expect the police to be completely incompetent on a show like this]], but no; in no time at all, three cops are at the Aqua Teens' house, and when Meatwad keeps stalling them, one gets fed up, maces both him and Shake, and threatens to come back with a search warrant and arrest them for harboring a fugitive. '''Not sure. Maybe valid since it mentions that PoliceAreUseless is assumed here.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Archer 1999}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Archer does a LockAndLoadMontage of them putting on heavy power armour and a massive gun... and can barely move as a result. '''PowerArmor pushes this into unrealistic territory, since it's sci-fi tech.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/As Told By Ginger}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "Driven to Extremes" after dealing with a sadist substitute teacher, Ginger gets fed up and verbally stands up to her. This just results in Ginger being sent to detention, thus making the episode a DownerEnding. This is due to Ginger's actions to the teacher being viewed as insubordination and disrespect to the authority (whether the student is right or wrong). Also, the substitute teacher [[KarmaHoudini receives no comeuppance for her actions]]. '''Not sure. The last part about the teacher being a KarmaHoudini should be cut since bad teachers facing consequences isn't unrealistic.'''
* {{WesternAnimation/Back At The Barnyard}}
** In one episode, Pig falls in love with a human woman and decides to propose to her, which makes Otis immediately point out the main problem with their relationship...'''HE’S A PIG!!!''' '''Charachter reaction, and not realistic since it requires the presence of a TalkingAnimal.'''
** In the same episode, Otis types a personal ad for the farmer on a dating site. The result: '''Unsure. It might not count for the same reason as above, but it also looke like it's a joke about how audiences would assume FeatherFingers to be present, which would make it valid.'''
-->Fhenxhfndkdiej#blarg...Man, I wish we had fingers.
** One episode has Otis (who isn’t exactly book smart) need to use a math equation to figure out the speed to travel to save his friends...he gets the solution wrong. '''Plot happens.'''
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** In one episode, Pig falls in love with a human woman and decides to propose to her, which makes Otis immediately point out the main problem with their relationship...'''HE’S A PIG!!!'''
** In the same episode, Otis types a personal ad for the farmer on a dating site. The result:
-->Fhenxhfndkdiej#blarg...Man, I wish we had fingers.
** One episode has Otis (who isn’t exactly book smart) need to use a math equation to figure out the speed to travel to save his friends...he gets the solution wrong.
* {{WesternAnimation/Back To The Outback}}
** [[spoiler:After Chazz admits the truth to Chazzie over his false persona, it seems as if he'll give it up and become a better man for confessing, as Chazzie makes it clear that he still loves him. Instead, Chazz doubles down on the whole thing, insistent on making his lie a reality out of shame.]]
** [[spoiler:While Pretty Boy eventially warms up to Maddie enough to offhandedly think they're becoming friends, he's still quick to leave the group to join the "pretty people" (other koalas), as his superficial nature is not so easily erased.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Bah Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the BadFuture, Daffy tried to make himself the heir to his store and leave his fortune to himself in his will, which of course, is illegal (and wouldn't work anyway since he is, you know, ''dead''). As a result, Lucky Duck closed down and everyone became unemployed.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ballerina}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Félicie may love to dance, but passion is no substitute for practice. With no prior training to speak of, she makes a fool of herself in dance class until Odette takes the orphan girl under her wing.
* {{WesternAnimation/Bambi II}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bambi's upbringing becomes this as a result of his mother's death, due to tradition and his standard stoic disposition, his father is completely unadjusted to raising him, [[ParentsAsPeople leading to a much more contentious relationship between father and son.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman And Harley Quinn}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nightwing expresses disappointment that Harley is working at a sleazy place like Superbabes and points out that Harley could have used her psychiatric training to get better work. After she ties him up in her apartment, Harley informs Nightwing that she did try to get more respectable jobs, but her criminal background prevented her from being hired, and her only options besides the restaurant were in pornography.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond}}
** The series somewhat deconstructs the lifestyle of Batman and his RoguesGallery, and it shows how it would affect them in the long run. To the point where he has to quit due to the his failing health and age catching up with him. On top of that, being MarriedToTheJob, he never really developed any of the romantic relationships, or in fact, any relationships.
*** Being Batman isn't fun or exciting. It can take a toll on your social life and its filled with nothing but tragedy, as Terry quickly discovers.
** Although he pulled it off many times, not even [[JokerImmunity the Joker]] can keep cheating death when he is living the way he does. He ends up dying rather graphically [[spoiler: twice]]. And unlike the comics, although it may vary, this version doesn't romanticize the Joker in any way. In fact it showcases just how horrifying the Joker could actually be once you get pass his FauxAffablyEvil behavior. Likewise for that matter despite Joker seemly always being able to keeps control, he can just as easily fall to psychological mind games. In this case all it takes is for Terry to heckle him as if the Joker was a actual comedian.
** Bane's lifetime of using Venom catches up to him in a nasty way, with his body becoming so dependent on it that he is left a wheelchair-bound vegetable.
** Just because [[PrisonsAreGymnasiums you bulked up in juvie]] doesn't mean you are automatically a better fighter, as [[spoiler: Willie]] have found out when trying to beat his former bully in a fist fight.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker}}
** After stopping the Jokerz in the ColdOpen, Terry tries to go out and dance with Dana. Bruce tells him he ought to get some sleep since he's been up all night, but Terry assures him he's fine. One GilliganCut later and Terry is fast asleep in the nightclub.
** Bruce regaining control of Wayne-Powers. With the downfall of Paxton Powers in "King's Ransom" (and Derek Powers long presumed dead since "Ascension"), the influence and control the Powers family had over Bruce's company is now gone. Of course Bruce would take advantage of this long-awaited opening to try and finally regain control of his family's company. One might also imagine the the Wayne-Powers shareholders and board members (minus Jordan Pryce) supported Bruce's return both because of his standing as a veteran captain of industry and as damage control in the wake of Paxton's scandal (and the previous damage from his father's exposure as Blight).
** Assisting criminals with [[spoiler:sabotaging your own company (as well as trying to get rid of the CEO) will get you in trouble with the police, even if you're a high-end corporate executive]].
** At first Tim understandably seems bitter that Bruce retired him, and how his hero career ended with torture, brainwashing and murder. TenMinuteRetirement, after all, is supposed to be a thing. He admits, however, that Bruce made the right call. After the trauma, Tim needed a new direction and focus because you can't exactly throw yourself back into a similar situation and expect to heal. At the end, it's made clear that he considers Bruce as a good father and missed him.
** [[spoiler:Joker stabbed Bruce in the leg, deep enough for the blade to lodge into his knee. ''Yikes''. Normally Batman walks off a bad injury. Not this time; to the present day, Bruce walks with a limp]].
** Once again Bruce's old age becomes detrimental: when Joker attacks Wayne Manor, he couldn't fight back, and would surely be dead if it wasn't for Terry's timely return. [[spoiler:Then, when the manor becomes one of the first targets of Joker's KillSat]], Bruce has a very visible OhCrap on his face; there's no way he would be able to escape before the laser hits, especially in his condition [[note]]aside from his age, he has a limp, not to mention he's still recovering from the earlier attack[[/note]]. He can call for help, but that would take even longer since the manor is in the outskirts of the city. Joker even points this out.
** In the flashback sequence, Barbara mentions that Arkham Asylyum was eventually abandoned and moved to a new, more modern facility some time after the ending of TNBA. Between how antiquated the old Asylum was shown to be during BTAS and the completely ineffective security measures, it makes sense that Gotham would finally invest in a newer facility rather than continue to play the existing Zero Sum Game.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Mask Of The Phantasm}}
** When Chuckie Sol's car crashes from a pretty good drop, Sol is killed on impact, especially given that his windshield was broken and he went through a concrete barrier, unlike most cartoons where car crashes occur all the time and everyone escapes uninjured.
** In stark contrast to most cartoons, when Batman takes a blow that leaves him bleeding and disoriented, he is still suffering from it later in the movie, and he is forced to spend a night off to heal from it correctly.
** One man against four precincts of cops, a SWAT team, and a police chopper isn’t really going to be able to evade them easily. It’s only the timely arrival of Andrea that Bruce isn’t either captured or killed.
** [[spoiler:Carl Beaumont's inability to pay off Valestra within the 24 hour window he's given. Many wealthy people are actually cash poor and have all their money tied up in equities and investments. Liquidating these assets ''cannot'' be done overnight and takes days and weeks to legally execute.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman The Brave And The Bold}}
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*** It wasn't explained how, but Blue Bowman quickly figured out that something is wrong with "Owlman" (Batman in disguise) after Batman infiltrates the Crime Syndicate. Also a lowkey SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome, Batman never spent much time to study Owlman's mannerism and personality, and therefore associates who worked closely with Owlman would easily find something amiss with his impersonator.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman The Killing Joke}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: After [[spoiler:the controversial sex scene]], Batman starts avoiding Barbara, likely feeling ashamed that he'd "taken advantage" of his best friend's daughter.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Vs The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles}}
** When ComicBook/{{Bane}} tries to break Donatello's back over his knee like he did with Batman, there's a loud crunch from his kneecap from forcing the highly durable shell up against it.
** Instead of transforming into an animal, ComicBook/PoisonIvy turns into a half-human half-plant hybrid. She definitely looked like she was going to be a formidable opponent, until she (and the protagonists) realize that she's immobile due to being rooted to the ground. The protagonists simply stay out of her reach and walk out the door.
** Even if you're superhumanly good martial artists, leaving yourself open to an opponent for drama's sake is never a good idea. [[spoiler: Batman's dramatic leap towards Shredder lets the latter use the Sato-Oshi technique on him and Ra's' TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Leonardo while standing above him lets Leo [[GroinAttack just kick him in the nuts]].]]
** Still injured from his first fight with Shredder, Batman does noticeably worse in the rematch. [[spoiler: Thankfully he had help.]]
** In one episode, Pig falls in love with a human woman and decides to propose to her, which makes Otis immediately point out the main problem with their relationship...'''HE’S A PIG!!!'''
** In the same episode, Otis types a personal ad for the farmer on a dating site. The result:
-->Fhenxhfndkdiej#blarg...Man, I wish we had fingers.
** One episode has Otis (who isn’t exactly book smart) need to use a math equation to figure out the speed to travel to save his friends...he gets the solution wrong.
* {{WesternAnimation/Back To The Outback}}
** [[spoiler:After Chazz admits the truth to Chazzie over his false persona, it seems as if he'll give it up and become a better man for confessing, as Chazzie makes it clear that he still loves him. Instead, Chazz doubles down on the whole thing, insistent on making his lie a reality out of shame.]]
** [[spoiler:While Pretty Boy eventially warms up to Maddie enough to offhandedly think they're becoming friends, he's still quick to leave the group to join the "pretty people" (other koalas), as his superficial nature is not so easily erased.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Bah Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In the BadFuture, Daffy tried to make himself the heir to his store and leave his fortune to himself in his will, which of course, is illegal (and wouldn't work anyway since he is, you know, ''dead''). As a result, Lucky Duck closed down and everyone became unemployed.
* {{WesternAnimation/Ballerina}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Félicie may love to dance, but passion is no substitute for practice. With no prior training to speak of, she makes a fool of herself in dance class until Odette takes the orphan girl under her wing.
* {{WesternAnimation/Bambi II}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Bambi's upbringing becomes this as a result of his mother's death, due to tradition and his standard stoic disposition, his father is completely unadjusted to raising him, [[ParentsAsPeople leading to a much more contentious relationship between father and son.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman And Harley Quinn}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Nightwing expresses disappointment that Harley is working at a sleazy place like Superbabes and points out that Harley could have used her psychiatric training to get better work. After she ties him up in her apartment, Harley informs Nightwing that she did try to get more respectable jobs, but her criminal background prevented her from being hired, and her only options besides the restaurant were in pornography.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond}}
** The series somewhat deconstructs the lifestyle of Batman and his RoguesGallery, and it shows how it would affect them in the long run. To the point where he has to quit due to the his failing health and age catching up with him. On top of that, being MarriedToTheJob, he never really developed any of the romantic relationships, or in fact, any relationships.
*** Being Batman isn't fun or exciting. It can take a toll on your social life and its filled with nothing but tragedy, as Terry quickly discovers.
** Although he pulled it off many times, not even [[JokerImmunity the Joker]] can keep cheating death when he is living the way he does. He ends up dying rather graphically [[spoiler: twice]]. And unlike the comics, although it may vary, this version doesn't romanticize the Joker in any way. In fact it showcases just how horrifying the Joker could actually be once you get pass his FauxAffablyEvil behavior. Likewise for that matter despite Joker seemly always being able to keeps control, he can just as easily fall to psychological mind games. In this case all it takes is for Terry to heckle him as if the Joker was a actual comedian.
** Bane's lifetime of using Venom catches up to him in a nasty way, with his body becoming so dependent on it that he is left a wheelchair-bound vegetable.
** Just because [[PrisonsAreGymnasiums you bulked up in juvie]] doesn't mean you are automatically a better fighter, as [[spoiler: Willie]] have found out when trying to beat his former bully in a fist fight.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker}}
** After stopping the Jokerz in the ColdOpen, Terry tries to go out and dance with Dana. Bruce tells him he ought to get some sleep since he's been up all night, but Terry assures him he's fine. One GilliganCut later and Terry is fast asleep in the nightclub.
** Bruce regaining control of Wayne-Powers. With the downfall of Paxton Powers in "King's Ransom" (and Derek Powers long presumed dead since "Ascension"), the influence and control the Powers family had over Bruce's company is now gone. Of course Bruce would take advantage of this long-awaited opening to try and finally regain control of his family's company. One might also imagine the the Wayne-Powers shareholders and board members (minus Jordan Pryce) supported Bruce's return both because of his standing as a veteran captain of industry and as damage control in the wake of Paxton's scandal (and the previous damage from his father's exposure as Blight).
** Assisting criminals with [[spoiler:sabotaging your own company (as well as trying to get rid of the CEO) will get you in trouble with the police, even if you're a high-end corporate executive]].
** At first Tim understandably seems bitter that Bruce retired him, and how his hero career ended with torture, brainwashing and murder. TenMinuteRetirement, after all, is supposed to be a thing. He admits, however, that Bruce made the right call. After the trauma, Tim needed a new direction and focus because you can't exactly throw yourself back into a similar situation and expect to heal. At the end, it's made clear that he considers Bruce as a good father and missed him.
** [[spoiler:Joker stabbed Bruce in the leg, deep enough for the blade to lodge into his knee. ''Yikes''. Normally Batman walks off a bad injury. Not this time; to the present day, Bruce walks with a limp]].
** Once again Bruce's old age becomes detrimental: when Joker attacks Wayne Manor, he couldn't fight back, and would surely be dead if it wasn't for Terry's timely return. [[spoiler:Then, when the manor becomes one of the first targets of Joker's KillSat]], Bruce has a very visible OhCrap on his face; there's no way he would be able to escape before the laser hits, especially in his condition [[note]]aside from his age, he has a limp, not to mention he's still recovering from the earlier attack[[/note]]. He can call for help, but that would take even longer since the manor is in the outskirts of the city. Joker even points this out.
** In the flashback sequence, Barbara mentions that Arkham Asylyum was eventually abandoned and moved to a new, more modern facility some time after the ending of TNBA. Between how antiquated the old Asylum was shown to be during BTAS and the completely ineffective security measures, it makes sense that Gotham would finally invest in a newer facility rather than continue to play the existing Zero Sum Game.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Mask Of The Phantasm}}
** When Chuckie Sol's car crashes from a pretty good drop, Sol is killed on impact, especially given that his windshield was broken and he went through a concrete barrier, unlike most cartoons where car crashes occur all the time and everyone escapes uninjured.
** In stark contrast to most cartoons, when Batman takes a blow that leaves him bleeding and disoriented, he is still suffering from it later in the movie, and he is forced to spend a night off to heal from it correctly.
** One man against four precincts of cops, a SWAT team, and a police chopper isn’t really going to be able to evade them easily. It’s only the timely arrival of Andrea that Bruce isn’t either captured or killed.
** [[spoiler:Carl Beaumont's inability to pay off Valestra within the 24 hour window he's given. Many wealthy people are actually cash poor and have all their money tied up in equities and investments. Liquidating these assets ''cannot'' be done overnight and takes days and weeks to legally execute.]]
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman The Brave And The Bold}}
** OutOfCharacterAlert:
*** It wasn't explained how, but Blue Bowman quickly figured out that something is wrong with "Owlman" (Batman in disguise) after Batman infiltrates the Crime Syndicate. Also a lowkey SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome, Batman never spent much time to study Owlman's mannerism and personality, and therefore associates who worked closely with Owlman would easily find something amiss with his impersonator.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman The Killing Joke}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: After [[spoiler:the controversial sex scene]], Batman starts avoiding Barbara, likely feeling ashamed that he'd "taken advantage" of his best friend's daughter.
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Vs The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles}}
** When ComicBook/{{Bane}} tries to break Donatello's back over his knee like he did with Batman, there's a loud crunch from his kneecap from forcing the highly durable shell up against it.
** Instead of transforming into an animal, ComicBook/PoisonIvy turns into a half-human half-plant hybrid. She definitely looked like she was going to be a formidable opponent, until she (and the protagonists) realize that she's immobile due to being rooted to the ground. The protagonists simply stay out of her reach and walk out the door.
** Even if you're superhumanly good martial artists, leaving yourself open to an opponent for drama's sake is never a good idea. [[spoiler: Batman's dramatic leap towards Shredder lets the latter use the Sato-Oshi technique on him and Ra's' TheReasonYouSuckSpeech to Leonardo while standing above him lets Leo [[GroinAttack just kick him in the nuts]].]]
** Still injured from his first fight with Shredder, Batman does noticeably worse in the rematch. [[spoiler: Thankfully he had help.]]
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** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Gruffi and Cubbi are able to access Ursalia's library, only to discover that the books are so old, they crumble to dust with just a touch.
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: We see in "Power to The Parrot" that if jewels are in abundance and easily accessible, inflation increases and the price of things like bread become more expensive.
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** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Downplayed example. While the Mott Street Maulers were driven out of town in the previous movie, they also obviously weren't the only Cats in New York City (let alone the entire country). It was inevitable that another faction like Cat R. Waul and the Cat Cactus Gang would eventually try to move in on Warren T. Cat's former territory.
* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
** In "Super Hero," Shake attempts to [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers give himself superpowers by exposing himself to radiation]]. He instead ends up getting radiation poisoning, with his condition worsening as the episode progresses.
** In "Fry Legs", Frylock slips into full {{Yandere}} mode over a computer repairwoman who doesn't return his affections, [[MurderTheHypotenuse murdering her boyfriend]] in the middle of a crowded restaurant. [[PoliceAreUseless You'd expect the police to be completely incompetent on a show like this]], but no; in no time at all, three cops are at the Aqua Teens' house, and when Meatwad keeps stalling them, one gets fed up, maces both him and Shake, and threatens to come back with a search warrant and arrest them for harboring a fugitive.
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail Fievel Goes West}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Downplayed example. While the Mott Street Maulers were driven out of town in the previous movie, they also obviously weren't the only Cats in New York City (let alone the entire country). It was inevitable that another faction like Cat R. Waul and the Cat Cactus Gang would eventually try to move in on Warren T. Cat's former territory.
* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
** In "Super Hero," Shake attempts to [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers give himself superpowers by exposing himself to radiation]]. He instead ends up getting radiation poisoning, with his condition worsening as the episode progresses.
** In "Fry Legs", Frylock slips into full {{Yandere}} mode over a computer repairwoman who doesn't return his affections, [[MurderTheHypotenuse murdering her boyfriend]] in the middle of a crowded restaurant. [[PoliceAreUseless You'd expect the police to be completely incompetent on a show like this]], but no; in no time at all, three cops are at the Aqua Teens' house, and when Meatwad keeps stalling them, one gets fed up, maces both him and Shake, and threatens to come back with a search warrant and arrest them for harboring a fugitive.
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** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: Archer does a LockAndLoadMontage of them putting on heavy power armour and a massive gun... and can barely move as a result.
*{{WesternAnimation/Arthur Christmas}}{{WesternAnimation/As Told By Ginger}}
** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "Driven to Extremes" after dealing with a sadist substitute teacher, Ginger gets fed up and verbally stands up to her. This just results in Ginger being sent to detention, thus making the episode a DownerEnding. This is due to Ginger's actions to the teacher being viewed as insubordination and disrespect to the authority (whether the student is right or wrong). Also, the substitute teacher [[KarmaHoudini receives no comeuppance for her actions]].
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** SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: In "Driven to Extremes" after dealing with a sadist substitute teacher, Ginger gets fed up and verbally stands up to her. This just results in Ginger being sent to detention, thus making the episode a DownerEnding. This is due to Ginger's actions to the teacher being viewed as insubordination and disrespect to the authority (whether the student is right or wrong). Also, the substitute teacher [[KarmaHoudini receives no comeuppance for her actions]].
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::[=This or these examples of SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome seem to violate at least one of these rules, which disqualifies them: No character reactions (characters get angry, don't forgive, don't change their personality instantly, etc.); Too fantastical (depends on the properties of magic, powers, sci-fi tech, monsters, etc.); Not surprising (a character was warned about the outcome, it's used to provide {{Karma}} or AnAesop, or it simply follows normal conventions for this genre or medium); Plot happens (the example only describes an event, but not why audiences would expect a different, unrealistic outcome); Not an outcome (a character just explains why something wouldn't work as expected, or something is just an innate aspect of the setting or character that has a logical reason for being present); More of a Deconstruction (the event has major, lasting effects on the plot, make something ''more'' realistic, but not ''completely'' realistic, or a [[DeconstructiveParody parody]]/[[DeconstructionFic fanwork]] applies a more realistic outcome to the events of a different work. Check the [[https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/posts.php?discussion=15416563480A70291100&page=1 cleanup thread]] if you have any disagreement with this removal.=]
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* {{WesternAnimation/Adrian}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Adventures Of The Gummi Bears}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Aladdin And The King Of Thieves}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Aladdin The Series}}
* {{WesternAnimation/All Hail King Julien}}
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail}}
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail Fievel Goes West}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Animals United}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Archer 1999}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Arthur Christmas}}
* {{WesternAnimation/As Told By Ginger}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Atlantis The Lost Empire}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Back At The Barnyard}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Back To The Outback}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Bah Humduck A Looney Tunes Christmas}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ballerina}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Bambi II}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman And Harley Quinn}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Beyond Return Of The Joker}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Mask Of The Phantasm}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Batman The Killing Joke}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Batman Vs The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Beast Wars}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Big City Greens}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Big Guy And Rusty The Boy Robot}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Big Hero 6}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Big Hero 6 The Series}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Big Mouth}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Big Top Scooby Doo}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Biker Mice From Mars}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Blood Of Zeus}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Bob The Builder}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Bobs Burgers}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Braceface}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Brave}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Camp Lazlo}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Captain Sabertooth}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Captain Underpants The First Epic Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Care Bears Movie IIA New Generation}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Castlevania 2017}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Chicken Run}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Adventures Of The Gummi Bears}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Aladdin The Series}}
* {{WesternAnimation/All Hail King Julien}}
* {{WesternAnimation/An American Tail}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Aqua Teen Hunger Force}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Archer 1999}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Arthur Christmas}}
* {{WesternAnimation/As Told By Ginger}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Atlantis The Lost Empire}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Biker Mice From Mars}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Blood Of Zeus}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Bob The Builder}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Bobs Burgers}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Braceface}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Brave}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Captain Sabertooth}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Captain Underpants The First Epic Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Care Bears Movie IIA New Generation}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Carmen Sandiego}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Castlevania 2017}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Cats Dont Dance}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Central Park}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Chalk Zone}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Channel Chasers}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Children VS Wizards}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Chow Hound}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Chozen}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Cinderella Jetlag Productions}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Class Of 3000}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Cleopatra In Space}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Close Enough}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Dota Dragons Blood}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Doug}}
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* {{WesternAnimation/Ed Edd N Eddys Big Picture Show}}
* {{WesternAnimation/El Tigre The Adventures Of Manny Rivera}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Eliot Kid}}
* {{WesternAnimation/F Is For Family}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Fangface}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Farzar}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ferdinand}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Fly Me To The Moon}}
* {{WesternAnimation/GI Joe A Real American Hero}}
* {{WesternAnimation/GI Joe Extreme}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Gigantosaurus}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Harley Quinn 2019}}
* {{WesternAnimation/He Man And The Masters Of The Universe 2021}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Hey Arnold The Jungle Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Hilda}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Hilda And The Mountain King}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Hoops}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Hot Wheels World Race}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Hotel Transylvania 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Hotel Transylvania Transformania}}
* {{WesternAnimation/How To Train Your Dragon}}
* {{WesternAnimation/How To Train Your Dragon 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/How To Train Your Dragon Homecoming}}
* {{WesternAnimation/How To Train Your Dragon The Hidden World}}
* {{WesternAnimation/I Heart Arlo}}
* {{WesternAnimation/I Want A Dog For Christmas Charlie Brown}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Incredibles 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Inside Job 2021}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Invasion America}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Invincible 2021}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Iron Man Armored Adventures}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Jackie Chan Adventures}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Jellystone}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Jem}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Jimmy Neutron Boy Genius}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Joseph King Of Dreams}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Jurassic World Camp Cretaceous}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Justice League The Flashpoint Paradox}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Kid Cosmic}}
* {{WesternAnimation/King Of The Hill}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Kipo And The Age Of Wonderbeasts}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Kubo And The Two Strings}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Kung Fu Panda Legends Of Awesomeness}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Lady And The Tramp}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Lady And The Tramp II Scamps Adventure}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Leap Frog}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Libertys Kids}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Lilo And Stitch}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Little Demon}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Looney Tunes Cartoons}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Looney Tunes Rabbits Run}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Madagascar 3 Europes Most Wanted}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Madagascar Escape 2 Africa}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Marvels Spider Man}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Mega Man Ruby Spears}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Megas XLR}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Mickey Mouse 2013}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Mighty Max}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Mike Tyson Mysteries}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Missing Link}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Moana}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Monsters Inc}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Mortal Kombat Legends Battle Of The Realms}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Life As A Teenage Robot}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony A New Generation}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Equestria Girls Forgotten Friendship}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Equestria Girls Friendship Games}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Equestria Girls Holidays Unwrapped}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Equestria Girls Legend Of Everfree}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Equestria Girls Magical Movie Night}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Equestria Girls Rainbow Rocks}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Equestria Girls Sunsets Backstage Pass}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Make Your Mark}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony Rainbow Roadtrip}}
* {{WesternAnimation/My Little Pony The Movie 2017}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Nate Is Late}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ninjago}}
* {{WesternAnimation/OKKO Lets Be Heroes}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Once Upon A Snowman}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Onyx Equinox}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Over The Moon}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ozzy And Drix}}
* {{WesternAnimation/PAW Patrol}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Para Norman}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Peepoodo And The Super Fuck Friends}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Peter Pan}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Phineas And Ferb Mission Marvel}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Pickle And Peanut}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Piglets Big Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Pocahontas II Journey To A New World}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Prep And Landing}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Primal 2019}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Puss In Boots The Last Wish}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Quick Draw Mc Graw}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ralph Breaks The Internet}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Ratatouille}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Raya And The Last Dragon}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Recess}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Recess Schools Out}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Robin Hood 1973}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Rocket Power}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Rugrats}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Rugrats In Paris}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Santa Claus Is Comin To Town}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Scooby Doo And The Curse Of The13th Ghost}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Scooby Doo And The Reluctant Werewolf}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Scooby Doo Camp Scare}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Scooby Doo On Zombie Island}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Scooby Doo Pirates Ahoy}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Scooby Doo Shaggys Showdown}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Shark Tale}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Shaun The Sheep}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Sheriff Callies Wild West}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Shrek}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Shrek 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Shrek Forever After}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Sing}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Sing 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Sleeping Beauty}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Sleeping Beauty Jetlag Productions}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Slick Hare}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Slugterra}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Smallfoot}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Smiling Friends}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Sofia The First}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Solar Opposites}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Song Of The Sea}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Sonic Boom}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Soul}}
* {{WesternAnimation/South Park Post Covid}}
* {{WesternAnimation/South Park Post Covid The Return Of Covid}}
* {{WesternAnimation/South Park The Streaming Wars Part 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Spider Man Into The Spider Verse}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Spider Man The Animated Series}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Spies In Disguise}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Star Wars Rebels}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Star Wars Resistance}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Star Wars The Clone Wars Season Seven}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Static Shock}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Steven Universe Future}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Steven Universe The Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Storks}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Storm Hawks}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Strawberry Shortcake}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Street Fighter}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Stretch Armstrong And The Flex Fighters}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Stroker And Hoop}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Summer Camp Island}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Super Giant Robot Brothers}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Superbook 2011}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Superman Man Of Tomorrow}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Superman The Animated Series}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Superman Vs The Elite}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Tales Of The Night}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Tangled}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Teddy Trucks}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Teen Titans 2003}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Teen Titans Go}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2003}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2012}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The 3 Little Pigs The Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Adventure Begins}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Angry Birds Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Angry Birds Movie 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Boondocks}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Boss Baby Back In The Crib}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Boys Diabolical}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Chipmunks}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Cuphead Show}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Dragon Prince}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Emperors New Groove}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Epic Tales Of Captain Underpants}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Garfield Show}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Good The Bad And Huckleberry Hound}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Grinch 2018}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Hunchback Of Notre Dame II}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Jetsons And WWE Robo Wrestlemania}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Legend Of Tarzan}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Lego Batman Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Lego Movie 2 The Second Part}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Lion Guard}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Lion King II Simbas Pride}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Little Prince 2015}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Little Vampire}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Mansions Of The Gods}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Mighty B}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Mitchells Vs The Machines}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The New Adventures Of The Wonder Twins}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Nutcracker Prince}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Polar Express}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Powerpuff Girls 2016}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Powerpuff Girls Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Proud Family}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Replacements}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Rugrats Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Sea Beast}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Secret Of NIMH}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Smurfs 1981}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Son Of Bigfoot}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Spectacular Spider Man}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Super Mario Bros Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Sword In The Stone}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Tick}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Twins Of Destiny}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Twisted Tales Of Felix The Cat}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Two Mouseketeers}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Ultimate Enemy}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Willoughbys}}
* {{WesternAnimation/The Witcher Nightmare Of The Wolf}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Thomas And Friends All Engines Go}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Thomas And The Magic Railroad}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Three Below}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Titan Maximum}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Total Drama Rama}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Toy Story 1}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Toy Story 2}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Toy Story 4}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Trollhunters}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Trolls The Beat Goes On}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Tuca And Bertie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Turning Red}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Tuttle Twins}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Unikitty}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Unstable Fables}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Up}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Victor And Valentino}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Voltron Legendary Defender}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Wacky Races 2017}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Wayside}}
* {{WesternAnimation/We Bare Bears}}
* {{WesternAnimation/We Bare Bears The Movie}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Were Back A Dinosaurs Story}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Whats New Scooby Doo}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Wizards 2020}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Wolfwalkers}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Wolverine And The X Men 2009}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Wonder Woman 2009}}
* {{WesternAnimation/World Of Winx}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Wreck It Ralph}}
* {{WesternAnimation/X Men The Animated Series}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Xavier Riddle And The Secret Museum}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Yogis Treasure Hunt}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Young Justice Revival Series}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Youre Not Elected Charlie Brown}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Zig And Sharko}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Zootopia}}
* {{WesternAnimation/Zorro Generation Z}}
!Wicks that require further discussion
