Line #2 NightmareFuel/JonnyQuestTheRealAdventures


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3	''WesternAnimation/JonnyQuestTheRealAdventures'' had its share of disturbing material, including extensive use of FamilyUnfriendlyViolence and [[FamilyUnfriendlyDeath death]], which was no less disturbing because of all the {{Gory Discretion Shot}}s.
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5	* The nerve gas attack in "Escape to Questworld". You can see the agonizing look on the construction workers' faces as rigor mortis sets in.
6	* "Race Against Danger" had Clark and Hill killed in extremely disturbing fashion by having Hill thrown into a pit and Clark ripped apart by mechanical branches. It is later revealed, in the surveillance video Race and Jonny are ForcedToWatch, that Hill is not just thrown into just a simple pit, but a SPIKED PIT.
7	** Greg Temple, who had been impersonating Kreed, meets with a [[KarmicDeath karmic end]] when one of the machine's {{death trap}}s malfunctions on him and kills him. Could Temple possibly survive being shot several times? Maybe, but not the island's self-destruct mechanism which has now been reactivated upon him dropping its controller. Bonus points for if he was not quite dead yet from the gunshots but still aware of the countdown to the explosion, whilst being too weak or injured to crawl to the remote to stop it.
8	* The hunter getting mauled by a tiger in "Manhattan Maneater". Seeing nothing but the tiger's claws only adds to the terror.
9	* The greedy developer being {{eaten alive}} by alligators in "Alligators and Okeechobee Vikings". Though it's offscreen, you can see the movements of the gators' heads as they rend the flesh asunder.
10	* In "The Mummies of Malenque", a MadScientist and self-proclaimed descendant of the Malenque plans to infect the world with an ancient virus. However he gets a taste of his own medicine (well, disease) as his ancestors rise from their graves and give him a good whiff of the virus.
11	* The [[AIIsACrapshoot rogue biocomputer]] in "DNA Doomsday". Not only does it normally look like a giant blob of brain matter, which is unnerving enough, but it imitates a person's speech by ''morphing their head and a pair of lungs''.
12	* In "The Haunted Sonata", the climax includes the ghost of the original composer of the sonata, who was hidden in the wall of the basement after being pushed down the stairs and breaking her neck, come back to kill the greedy descendant of the man who killed her. She drags him into the wall by the neck and the wall reforms around them, sealing him inside with her red-eyed corpse. Although we later find she didn't actually kill him, we're told by the time he was pulled out of the chamber, he'd gone totally insane. We're never told what the ghost did to him.
13	* "The Secret of the Moai" has Race and Dr. Quest de-evolved into ape-like animals in Quest World. That's freaky enough, but when they're removed from the computer, they still are mentally animals and run around, trying to attack their kids.
14	* "In the Darkness of the Moon" features a ''very'' unlucky guy who, at the start of the episode, changes into a wolf in a way that sounds very unpleasant. He later saves Jonny from drowning and can talk, but he's clearly in pain and seems to still have [[BodyHorror something]] physically off about him, since the camera never shows him directly.
15	* The aquatic monsters accidentally unleashed in "Undersea Urgency" are unrelenting killing machines who claw apart and devour dozens of characters onscreen, in one case devouring a shark and leaving behind a skeleton mere seconds before descending upon a trio of unlucky divers. When it looks like one has been killed, the head scientist of the undersea base wishes to take the corpse with her so they can learn more about its species... and then the creature awakens in her arms. It immediately cuts back to Dr. Quest and Jonny, who can only cringe in horror as the scientist is ripped apart.
16	* "More Than Zero" was an episode about two paranormal specialists investigating a haunted house in UsefulNotes/{{Venice}}, and Dr. Quest arrives with Race, Jonny, and Hadji to lend a hand. Needless to say, the house is more haunted than ''any'' of them would've expected.
17	** The entity in the house pulls the two specialists inside a room where the ceiling begins to descend. The two men desperately try to get out and can be heard screaming their heads off... and then it cuts to outside the door where the ceiling is heard slamming on the floor and the screams stop. Race's reaction when he opens the door afterwards to see what's left doesn't help either.
18	** The source of the haunting is a malevolent black pearl containing an entity which feeds off human greed. 200 years prior, the pearl corrupted the original owner of the house and his business partner, empowering the partner and cursing the owner with eternal old age. The man wasn't sure what happened to his partner, until we discover exposure to the pearl turned him into some kind of horrible octopus-like monstrosity living hidden inside a sealed room in the house.
19	* The villain of "Nuclear Netherworld" falls into his own radioactive waste. The result is [[SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome he suffers from severe burns and radiation poisoning]], and he dies very soon.
20	* "Ndovu's Last Journey" sees the EvilPoacher villain light a fire to around Jonny, Jessie, Hadji, and a border patrol in an attempt to kill them all. One of the unlucky patrolmen actually [[ManOnFire catches on fire]].
21	* In “Eclipse” Elise, is already terrifying as a succubus-like demon. After her defeat at the end of the episode, her eyes are shown glowing from the water where she supposedly perished, hinting that she isn’t gone for good. It comes somewhat as a tearjerker for the man helping Jonny and Jessie, as he believes he has avenged his late sister by seemingly destroying the demon.

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