NOTE: This trope page is for few-and-far-between shocking examples that happen ONLY in animated slapstick cartoons as non-visible suggestions/off-screen.

When fighting, two (or more) animated or comic strip characters may vanish into a ball of smoke, from which the sounds of a really violent struggle emanate.

The Family-Unfriendly Violence trope as used in popular culture. Violence is funny, as long as no one you like gets hurt. Unrealistic slapstick violence is ...

A live-action TV show or movie starts doing cartoonish things, such as characters recovering from or remaining immune to something that would normally injure ...

Cartoon Throbbing: A cartoon character has a swollen, red, throbbing injury. Childhood Brain Damage (when it's Played for Laughs): A character is dumb or crazy ...

Western Animation ». Big Ball Of Violence · "Survival of the Idiots": Hibernating Sandy jumps down and beats up SpongeBob and Patrick as they scream in fear.

Cartoon violence (or fantasy violence) is the representation of violent actions involving animated characters and situations.

Animation is a joke. It is not seen as an artistic medium, but is instead stereotyped as a frivolous genre suitable primarily for children under the age of 12.

It's a Cosmic Horror Story, there's plenty of blood, and the violence can get graphic. What did you expect from a comic with "murder" in the title? Yu-Gi-Oh ... What Do You Mean, It's for Kids? · Axtarish Animation · Girls · Animation Age Ghetto

19 февр. 2021 г. · Mine is that trope of "my bully loves me". Like bruh, teaching kids that if someone's a jerk to them, they love them is just gross AF.