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*'''''Pokémon Indigo League: The Tower of Terror''''' [''Ash Ketchum'']: Is crushed to death under a chandelier, along with [[Ikue Ohtani]], after diving into the floor through which the Gastly evolutionary line disappears, then both have their souls pulled out by [[Ted Lewis]]. They are later resurrected when their souls are placed back into their bodies. |
*'''''Pokémon Indigo League: The Tower of Terror''''' [''Ash Ketchum'']: Is crushed to death under a chandelier, along with [[Ikue Ohtani]], after diving into the floor through which the Gastly evolutionary line disappears, then both have their souls pulled out by [[Ted Lewis]]. They are later resurrected when their souls are placed back into their bodies. |
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| + | *'''''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Nano (2003; animated)''''' [''Nano/April O'Neil'']: Fell into a Blast Furnace, when Harry ([[Eric Stuart]]) turn off the crane in order to save him, but unintentionally cause his death, but despite his despite his death, he returns in '''''Modern Love-The Return of Nano'''''. April O'Neil lives! |
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| + | *'''''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Modern Love-The Return of Nano (2004; animated)''''' [''Nano/April O'Neil'']: Destroy by an Electromagnetic Pulse, but later returns in '''''Membership Drive'''''. April O'Neil lives! |
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*'''''Sonic X (2003-2006): A Underground Odyssey''''' [''Earthia/Galaxina'']: Voicing a dual role of mother (Earthia) and daughter (Galaxina), Both are killed (off-screen) by [[Matt Hoverman]] and his goons while [[Amy Birnbaum]] looks on horror ('Earthia' appears several times as a ghost throughout the series). |
*'''''Sonic X (2003-2006): A Underground Odyssey''''' [''Earthia/Galaxina'']: Voicing a dual role of mother (Earthia) and daughter (Galaxina), Both are killed (off-screen) by [[Matt Hoverman]] and his goons while [[Amy Birnbaum]] looks on horror ('Earthia' appears several times as a ghost throughout the series). |
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| + | *'''''Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin: Artesia's Sorrow'' ''(2015; anime) '''''[''Astraia Tor Deikun'']: Dies of an illness (off-screen). |
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*'''''Sailor Moon Sailor Stars: Ruler of the Galaxy! The Menace of Galaxia'' ''(2019; anime)''''' [''Setsuna Meioh/Sailor''' '''Pluto'']:''''' '''''Killed alongside''' '''Hotaru/Sailor Saturn''''' '''''([[Christine Marie Cabanos]])''' '''by''''' '''''Haruka'''/'''Sailor''' '''Uranus''''' '''''([[Erica Mendez]])''''' '''''and Michiru/Sailor Neptune ([[Lauren Landa]]) when they take away their Star Seeds in a show of allegiance to Sailor Galaxia ([[Carrie Keranen]]). They die when Usagi/Eternal Sailor Moon ([[Stephanie Sheh]]) and the Sailor Starlights arrive at the scene, with Usagi crying over their deaths. Brought back to life in the final episode, '''''Usagi's Love! The Moonlight Iluminates the Galaxy''''', after Usagi, as Princess Serenity,'' ''purifies'' ''Sailor Galaxia of Chaos''.'' |
*'''''Sailor Moon Sailor Stars: Ruler of the Galaxy! The Menace of Galaxia'' ''(2019; anime)''''' [''Setsuna Meioh/Sailor''' '''Pluto'']:''''' '''''Killed alongside''' '''Hotaru/Sailor Saturn''''' '''''([[Christine Marie Cabanos]])''' '''by''''' '''''Haruka'''/'''Sailor''' '''Uranus''''' '''''([[Erica Mendez]])''''' '''''and Michiru/Sailor Neptune ([[Lauren Landa]]) when they take away their Star Seeds in a show of allegiance to Sailor Galaxia ([[Carrie Keranen]]). They die when Usagi/Eternal Sailor Moon ([[Stephanie Sheh]]) and the Sailor Starlights arrive at the scene, with Usagi crying over their deaths. Brought back to life in the final episode, '''''Usagi's Love! The Moonlight Iluminates the Galaxy''''', after Usagi, as Princess Serenity,'' ''purifies'' ''Sailor Galaxia of Chaos''.'' |
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Revision as of 05:19, 9 April 2020
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Film Deaths
- Pokémon The First Movie: Mewtwo Strikes Back (1999; anime) [Ash Ketchum]: Turns to stone after getting hit by Mew and Mewtwo's psychic energy waves in an attempt to stop a terrible battle. Was later revived by the power of the tears of the Pokémon and their clones who were all mourning.
- Pokémon: Lucario and the Mystery of Mew (2006 release; anime) [Ash Ketchum and May]: Playing a dual role as Ash Ketchum and May, they are both killed, along with Amy Birnbaum, both characters played by Eric Stuart, Rachael Lillis, and Rebecca Soler by one of the Tree of Beginning's antibodies. Was later revived by Satomi Koorogi in annoyance from the dead Trainers' Pokémon mourning their deaths.
TV Deaths
- Pokémon Indigo League: The Tower of Terror [Ash Ketchum]: Is crushed to death under a chandelier, along with Ikue Ohtani, after diving into the floor through which the Gastly evolutionary line disappears, then both have their souls pulled out by Ted Lewis. They are later resurrected when their souls are placed back into their bodies.
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Nano (2003; animated) [Nano/April O'Neil]: Fell into a Blast Furnace, when Harry (Eric Stuart) turn off the crane in order to save him, but unintentionally cause his death, but despite his despite his death, he returns in Modern Love-The Return of Nano. April O'Neil lives!
- Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Modern Love-The Return of Nano (2004; animated) [Nano/April O'Neil]: Destroy by an Electromagnetic Pulse, but later returns in Membership Drive. April O'Neil lives!
- Sonic X (2003-2006): A Underground Odyssey [Earthia/Galaxina]: Voicing a dual role of mother (Earthia) and daughter (Galaxina), Both are killed (off-screen) by Matt Hoverman and his goons while Amy Birnbaum looks on horror ('Earthia' appears several times as a ghost throughout the series).
- Mobile Suit Gundam: The Origin: Artesia's Sorrow (2015; anime) [Astraia Tor Deikun]: Dies of an illness (off-screen).
- Sailor Moon Sailor Stars: Ruler of the Galaxy! The Menace of Galaxia (2019; anime) [Setsuna Meioh/Sailor Pluto]: Killed alongside Hotaru/Sailor Saturn (Christine Marie Cabanos) by Haruka/Sailor Uranus (Erica Mendez) and Michiru/Sailor Neptune (Lauren Landa) when they take away their Star Seeds in a show of allegiance to Sailor Galaxia (Carrie Keranen). They die when Usagi/Eternal Sailor Moon (Stephanie Sheh) and the Sailor Starlights arrive at the scene, with Usagi crying over their deaths. Brought back to life in the final episode, Usagi's Love! The Moonlight Iluminates the Galaxy, after Usagi, as Princess Serenity, purifies Sailor Galaxia of Chaos.