Do you know any animations that have depressing or suicidal themes?
Do you know any animations that have depressing or suicidal themes?
Nicholas Price
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Ayden Wood
moral orel
Nicholas Perez
obligatory bojack
Easton Brown
Well, there was that one episode of Spongebob.
Also Rick and Morty
Wyatt Phillips
MLP had an almost suicide climax
Benjamin Stewart
Drinky Crow
Ian Hall
I haven't been keeping up lately, did this really happen?
Brayden Cox
Yes, it was also the only good episode of the season.
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Levi Morales
It's Such A Beautiful Day is all about death.
Henry Rivera
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Ethan Thompson
Ironically ending in absolute immortality
Jaxson Reyes
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Samuel Edwards
good one
has it had any threads around here?
Jonathan Kelly
You know, it's interesting, this got brought up a few days ago in a thread about tear-inducing animations, and I decided to watch it for the first time having seen it mentioned here before.
I didn't find it sad at all, immensely interesting and quite good, but not sad.
Liam James
I've seen it brought up a lot but not really any like dedicated threads about it. In my opinion it's gotta be in the top 10 animated films of the decade so far.
Ryan Davis
Mary and Max.
Gabriel Martinez
Suicide right in the name.
Gabriel Watson
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Asher Miller
Well, Adventure Times most recent episodes all make me want to kill myself.
Luke Phillips
Over the Garden Wall.
Ayden Carter
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Joseph Johnson
Snape kills Dumbledore
Easton Anderson
RS has a few non-relationshit episodes where Mordecai just gives up and accepts dying.
Evan Turner
Every time a cartoon parodies It's A Wonderful Life. The Simpsons, Rugrats, and Fairly Oddparents are among the ones that have done it.
Angel Davis
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Parker Wright
Also some of the times when they adapt Romeo and Juliet.
John Sanchez
I don't plan on living past New Years
Jaxson Thomas
Time for the big guns
When the Wind Blows
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gVq76YvTPMs
Matthew Wright
>the manticore bows at the end.
Doesn't that mean he was in on it?
I'd rather look at childrens cartoons with these themes more than anything.
Liam Peterson
He's not talking about the meta, he's talking about the plots. Crying and whining and all your problems go away is hardly worthy of being next to some of the shows mentioned here.
Nicholas Scott
Did you forget about this, or was it not suicidal enough for you when a character actually killed themselves onscreen, just because the other characters didn't spend an episode talking about it or something?
Michael Ward
The creators stated that she wasn't trying to kill herself
Christopher Nguyen
>Believing the creators when something controversial happens
David Thompson
If that's your highest point of darkness you can buzz off. Was in actuality a cop out as well which leads to cheap feels instead of deep emotions. At most people got a couple tears out. I had more uplifting joyful "tears" than sad ones in TLoK.
Samuel Johnson
It's an anime but welcome to the NHK
Nolan Torres
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Nicholas Baker
Miss Martian gave up and wanted to die out of guilt.
Robotman was suicidal.
Carter Morris
Mostly brought up in niche movie/good animation threads. Not too much talk about it, but a good variety of recommendations as much as there is praise about it.
Luis Ramirez
She almost managed, though.
Lucas Foster
Yeah, and this handsome orange-soda-drinking blue-arms-forgetting man isn't supposed to be a Chris-Chan parody.
Evan Hall
Thousand times this. If OP wants something really dark and depressing then this is the correct choice.
The dissonance between cheerful characters and events is too unsettling. Outcome is too obvious, so it's really painful to watch their slow and inevitable end.
Luis Carter
You've clearly not had anybody you live succumb to or suffer from a degenerative disease. That'll change, probably.
Lincoln Martin
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