Cartoon Episodes That Traumatized Children

Today we will be talking about Cartoon Episodes That Traumatized Children. This list is in no particular order. From cartoons that pushed the boundaries to shows that were even banned in some parts of the world, disturbing scenes in kids show is not uncommon. Today we talk about Pingu (Pingu's Dream), Courage The Cowardly Dog (Return The Slab), Ren And Stimpy (Man's Best Friend), Tom & Jerry, (Blue Cat Blues) and so much more.

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tags: disturbing kids shows, lost or banned cartoons, dealt with serious issues, lost media, childhood trauma iceberg

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[tuv]

16:20 the audio got muted due to copyright. But basically i said “we, the audience get a flashback and see what Seymour did after Fry’s disappearance…and all that was was wait outside of the pizzeria for years until eventually passing away. He never lost hope in seeing Fry again.”

[kiwiabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvw]

The episode of SpongeBob "missing Gary" made me cry for real. It made me realize that you never realize how important someone is to you until they are gone.

[rowboat]

Definitely Courage the Cowardly Dog's villians have one of the most original designs ever, even when they're low budget, those Salvador Dalí's like shapes and the contrast of that "bad" CGI and the normal 2D animation, makes it completely unsettling, almost like King Ramses or the "Perfect" Blue creature aren't even part of the show, which makes it unbeliveably eerie, and i couldn't love it more.

[recipexlol]

That Futurama episode was heavily inspired by the true story and movie called "Hachiko"
An incredibly sad story about a loyal dog who continued to wait for it's owner outside of a train station after he died at work as a university professor.
Amazing film, but very sad. I cried

[dedhsourupiyadega]

Dude, EVERY episode of courage the cowardly dog traumatized me! What a show it was 🤘

[shanesarts]

Pingu 1:08
Tom and jerry 3:13
Ren and stimpy 4:35
Catdog 6:32
The misadventures of flapjack
7:56
Batman beyond 9:32
Mr meaty 11:39
Courage the cowardly dog 12:49
Futurama 14:58

Thank me later

[hannahjade]

this is already giving me a mix of PTSD and nostalgia...


Thanks tuv??

[LuxuryPossum]

I'm not usually a "Cartoons gave me childhood trauma" type of guy, but the Ramsey's ghost in Courage has definitely stayed with me since I saw it when I was a kid. Something about that early millennium CG just makes it all even more spooky! Great show though!

[cinthiaMP]

the tom and jerry episode that traumatized me was the one tom "dies" and goes to heaven's gate but he's not allowed in. the kittens in a sack still hit me to this day

[baiduryabhattacharyya]

Tom's addiction to milk resembling alcoholism is sheer genius

[alwaynejohnbalundo]

when i was a kid i always love watching courage the cowardly dog, the villains looks disturbing but i love that show

[sdwolfe]

O:OO Intro
1:04 Pingu’s dream - Pingu
3:10 Blue Cat Blue’s - Tom & Jerry
4:33 Man’s Best Friend - Ren & Stimpy
6:31 Teeth For Two - Cat-Dog
7:55 Knuckles And His hilarious problem - The Misadventure Of Flapjack
9:31 Earth Mover- Batman Beyond
11:39 Moochmaster P - Mr Meaty
12:48 king Ramse’s Curse / Remembrance Of Courage Past - Courage The Cowardly Dog
14:55 Jurassic Bark - Futurama (Bonus)
16:58 Outro

[bluecubenn]

Even though the audio cuts off at 16:19 due to copyright reasons, I can still tell that how heartbreaking this episode really is.

[hopeless]

Some cartoons back then: "Cartoons That Traumatized Children
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Some cartoons today: "Cartoons with Traumatized Children"

[markerpurplemarker]

Courage the Cowardly Dog is the "scariest" cartoon created as a series. I used to keep on watching those episodes while eating hotdogs with ketchup. I was feeling weird everytime King Ramses says "RETURN THE SLAB OR SUFFER MY CURSE". It's very creepy and weird at the same time. And the second episode that he mentioned wasn't traumatizing. I was getting so much sad memories by how Courage lost his parents. Tom and Jerry's Blue Cat Blues was not traumatizing but it's sad. I can't imagine me being Tom and then committing suicide. I feel bad for him...

[fatalcrabnow]

My favorite episodes of SpongeBob are “Arrrgh!” and “Rock Bottom”. They are both aesthetically darker episodes than the rest of the series, both having the climaxes taking place at night, in the dark. Rock Bottom was mostly dark. They both have a more existential feeling to them, similar to SB-129, which is also tied for my favorite episode of SpongeBob, and TV in general.

[Michipicoten]

Ah, yes, back when I watched pingu I thought gibberish was a real language

[minarose]

Courage the cowardly dog and some adventure time episodes literally haunted me for months.

[meeeeez_]

Pingu used to be my favourite show, it’s one of the only shows I remember watching from when I was younger :D

[-bunu-]

when i was little, while all the other kids my age were getting traumatized by Courage the Cowardly Dog, i was loving it and it didnt scare me at all, i actually really enjoyed it. i never knew that other people found it scary until i was older. and thats how i knew that i was a fan of the horror genre