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10 Times Kids Cartoons Dealt with Death

10 Times Kids Cartoons Dealt with Death

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we’re counting down our picks for the most sensitive discussions of death in kids’ TV cartoons. Major plot points will be discussed, so consider this your spoiler warning! Our countdown includes moments from shows Hey Arnold, Pokémon Origins, Star Trek: The Animated Series and more! Did any TV shows help you grieve
Date: 2024-09-04

Comments and reviews: 20


I know there's one episode of Charlie & Lola 'A British pre-school show from the books' that they had a pet mice called Nibbles and he died and to honour his death they buried him in a box and decorate the box, Sometimes for the most part preschool shows don't handle the matter of death, One I know from Sesame Street that was written out was Mr Hooper since his actor Will Lee sadly passed away in late 1982 from a heart attack and Big Bird has no clue on the concept of death, And they try to explain how that works.
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Why isn’t Bluey on the list It had an episode called Copycat, where bluey and her dad’s game was interrupted by the sight of an injured bird. They take it to the vet, but it’s ultimately too late. Bluey is of course devastated at the bird’s death. At home, she tries reenacting the event in a playful game of pretend. That one’s such a good episode
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Digimon Digital Monsters (1999-2019) When Ken's Brother Sam passed away then got a Dark Spore In his neck and became Evil or when Jeri's Mom Died of an unknown Illness reveal by the D Reaper when It captured her After the battle with Beelzemon poor girl boy this show had balls more so than Beyblade or Medabots
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i remember Gargoyles. the city of stone arc, when the Magus died on Avalon, he wanted to sleep, the ep with Anubis.
there was a cartoon from the early 90's called Skeleton warriors. there is the ep Long Live the King you find out just how evil the main villain is. i remember it being dark.

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I would like to give a shoutout to the lion guard and spirit riding academy. Rani’s grandma passed from old age as did Lucky’s grandpa. They both dealt with the passing of characters we got to know in the series and both handled them with much care and respect for their target audience.
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I absolutely bawled in the episode of Bluey where they find an injured bird that dies when they take it to the vet. The episode ends with Bluey recreating what happened through playing with her sister & mum. It’s a really beautiful example of how kids process things like death.
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HmmI feel like Aang’s grief for his entire culture, Katara’s grief for her mother, or Iroh’s grief for his son would have made more sense.
Also, Steven Universe dealt with death and grief for likethe entire show. Genuinely surprised its not here. Adventure Time as well.

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Oddly enough, the two times i can remember cartoons touching with this was in 2 SERIES FINALES AND BOTH BY CARTOON NETWORK. Love both of these shows and the scenes were symbolic. The 2 shwos in question being Adventure Time and Regular Show
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nothing felt harder in my childhood as when i witness the death of optimus prime and his friends in the 1987 movie. not even the animated dumbo original movie made me cry as that day. the producers killed a childhood hero no one expected to die
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Why did you not mention Fat Albert and Gang War. Where Fernando died by a bullet meant for his brother Tito. That he jumped in to save Tito from dying as a result of a gang battle that helped to cause. By not listening to reason.
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My POV: I love my mom and meaningful death however, I Remember Melville was more meaningful ep than the rugrats mother's day ep(I Remember Melville started my fear of death, marking up my hands in the first grade 1994-95)
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My introduction to death was transformers armada. While it’s a trope for Optimus to die and get resurrected now. It wasn’t when I was a kid and the show really played up his death
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I think you forgot:
. Cookie Chomper III-Alvin and the Chipmunks
. Reaching Out-The Owl House
. After the Rain-Amphibia
. Last Crash of the Sunchaser-Ducktales reboot

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Not to nitpick the choice of Hey Arnold but there's really no point of putting this on the list when we know that their now pretty much alive in a very deep sleep.
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You are partially responsible for the cancelation of infiniry train.
If you talked about it more then it would have been talked more and wouldn't get canceled.

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#1 for me: Dinobot in Beast Wars. It hit so hard it felt like a friend died and I can remember all the details of where I was when it happened like as if it was yesterday
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I guess you’re only focusing on cartoon TV shows because if you were to say movies you would have to put Optimus prime from the 86 transformers movie
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I know it's more costumes and puppetry than animation but _Dinosaurs_ takes the prize for covering outright extinction in the final episode.
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He totally forgot the time when Ben Kevin and Gwen died in ultimate alien by charmcaster, then a god saved them giving them back their lives
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For me Flashpoint Paradox ( the animated film) helped me realize that sometimes bad things makes who we are which isn’t always a bad thing
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