The Disney Death trope as used in popular culture. A beloved major character is seemingly killed at the climax of the movie or episode, hearts are wrenched, ...

Villains in the Disney Animated Canon have an especially curious tendency to exit the film by falling off or out of things.

Western Animation ». Disney Death · Lady Dorma gets stabbed in the chest in "Now Comes the Sub-Mariner", but Reed Richards manages to revive her using his ...

The Trope Namer's examples of Disney Death are many, as one might expect. Since this trope requires both a death and an ending, be wary of large, unmarked …

Gunner is apparently killed by boss-man Barney who is forced to Shoot the Dog when Gunner goes homicidally berzerk in a drug-induced homicidal rampage.

Disney Deaths in anime and manga. In Angel Beats!, Yuri is assimilated by the shadows. Unlike Takamatsu, though, she barely escapes with her soul.

A beloved major character is seemingly killed at the climax of the movie/episode, hearts are wrenched, four-year-olds are traumatized, grown men are reduced ...

Disney's the Trope Namer of Disney Villain Death and its largest user, it needs to have a trope subpage for itself.

Disney Deaths in video games. A little over halfway through Chrono Trigger, Crono is killed off by an attack courtesy of the planet-destroying monster Lavos.

31 дек. 2021 г. · This fake out death where a character dies and then comes back to life paints death in an optimistic, weird light.