An alien kills him right after he frees it from containment. Even worse, he thinks eating the meat caused him to become an alien himself and he tries to side with them against humanity, calling them his real family. In episode 6 of Nobunagun, some researchers at a remote lab in Alaska haze a new recruit by telling him he's eating meat from a dead alien.This leads to the people of Cappy Town playing their own prank on them by pretending that their little trick kicked the little guy's bucket and that they're now having a funeral to honor his time in the village, which upsets both of them greatly. Episode 93 of Kirby: Right Back at Ya! involves King Dedede and Escargoon playing a prank on Kirby by having him eat an explosive watermelon, which supposedly gets him killed.
Son of the dead instructor starts chasing and killing the other Osakanites left as revenge for their Deadly Prank.
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Serial Killer has a Villainous Breakdown as he finds out who is pursuing him and spills out the truth. Son of the dead instructor is a cop and chases a Serial Killer, who turns out to be one of the Osakanites. Death is filed under accident and the five Osakanites get away scot-free. Instructor crashes his car and gets killed. The most notorious is the Naniwa Murder Case: Five Osakanites get their very strict driving instructor drunk after graduating from their driving school.
More than one case in Case Closed can have its roots and motivations traced to one of these, with someone related to the people fatally pranked seeking punishment for those who came up with the whole bad joke. The Prank Gone Too Far runs in the other direction: it impacts the mood of the victim more than it does their body parts.Īs this is a Death Trope, unmarked spoilers abound. For nonlethal instances, see Prank Injuries. The variants of Shock Party wherein someone gets killed could be considered an example of this, as well, depending on the setup for the "surprise". This is often also Tricked to Death, especially if the death is intentional. (Or maybe the perpetrator is a Karmic Trickster or brains-over-brawn-style Bully Hunter who likes to give bullies A Taste of Their Own Medicine, but the writer had better make sure that the butt of these jokes is an Asshole Victim if they want the prankster to avoid being a Designated Hero or worse.)Ĭontrast Youth Is Wasted on the Dumb. Some deadly pranks are meant to end in the other person getting hurt or killed, like the variety of the Prank Date that ends in the victim getting robbed, raped, or killed, and such pranks signify that their perpetrators are utter scum who get their amusement from making other people suffer. And god help you if this happens in a horror movie, as chances are excellent that your victim or one of their loved ones will come after your sorry hide for some very bloody vengeance, even if they have to rise up from the grave to do it. If you are in a drama, you will most likely have to deal with the fallout, emotional and otherwise, of what you've done, with plenty of Anvilicious Can't Get Away with Nuthin' overtones. But in a drama, mystery, or horror movie, a practical joke, if it's not played with cruel and malicious intent by cruel and malicious people, has a very high chance of going horribly wrong and ending with somebody getting seriously hurt or even killed as a result of the prank, such as the old guy you meant to give a harmless scare turning out to have a heart condition, or someone cracking their skull after slipping on a Banana Peel, or any number of other horrible unforeseen consequences. Pulling Practical Jokes on others is all well and good in a comedy - it's part and parcel of the laugh department, and we love watching some pompous ass get taken down a peg or two in some clever and humorous fashion.
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