If I had a nickel for every time a main cartoon character canonically died and got replaced by a identical clone, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
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You'd also have two nickels for each fanbase killing one of its fans.
why is it okay to spoiler shows like this? was this thread really necessary?
Who cares?
who cares that this thread exists? everyone that watched both shows knows about this, what's the big deal, all the other people that would rather wait for a show to end to watch it get fricked over again and again
that's not for you to decide, frick you
You sound autistic
it's not really a spoiler if it doesn't matter and the status quo resets at the end of the episode.
it has been months
Bruce Willis was a ghost the entire time homosexual
FRICK YOU
what's been spoiled? Is it how the Amphibia finally totally copied that one episode of SU?
>Is it how the Amphibia finally totally copied that one episode of SU?
You're dumb
Dude, why are you on a cartoon discussion board if you don't want to see spoilers?
It’s months old
Didn’t Infinity Train do this too?
simon got turned to dust but he wasn't replaced by a clone
There was a clone, but no one died and she had a separate personality anyway
Knowing how much both SU and Amphibia's creators were fans of anime, how much do you want to bet those scenes were both inspired by Guyver?
Main character also dies? Quick rundown?
He gets his core metal (The thing that let's him transform into his cool alien armor) ripped out of his brain. The armor fails, starts melting him, goes berserk and then he is finished off when the monster he is fighting douses him in acid. The core metal eventually rebuilds him from scratch using the bits of brain that were stuck to it. A somewhat different situation from the ones in the OP but I get the comparison.
Just watched the scene on youtube. That's metal as frick. And the transformations are gorey as frick.
The old Guyver series is a damned good time if you like gory old anime. The plot isn't half bad for what it is either.
The world needs more shows where clones of characters don't have the memories of the originals, making them separate characters, the way they really would be.
The fact that Beast Wars made it a major plot point that someone had to forcibly implant the originals memories into the clone sets it far above SU or Amphibia. And had the nads to make it a morally questionable act, no less. Just a shame they had to axe Dark Glass so late in the process.
>sets it far above SU or Amphibia
A lot of things set it above SU and Amphibia.
Plenty of people died gruesomely in old anime and manga before it became otaku fap-bait. Salior Moon died at the end of nearly every single one of her story arcs.
I like how killing Anne is okay but making porn of the aged-up characters from the time skip is somehow an unforgivable act.
Rick and Morty
Morty sure has skinny arms. I bet if he fisted me it wouldn't even make me cum haha
I thought that was Steven from an alternate timeline.
Well, the episode started from that steven point of view so, he could be as well be the original from the first episodes.
If Marvel and R&M hadn't ground the concept of the multiverse into the ground, I would have liked an episode of SU-Future where he sees how he dealt with the Diamonds in different timelines.
ANNE LITERALLY FRICKING DIED
>just 2
more exist outside of your comfort zone
Meh the spark is what matters in the end and Optimus' spark went inside that new body.
still died and wen't to heaven and came back
still the same Optimus, Anne 1 and Anne 2 are different people, Anne 2 was just brainwashed to believe she is the dead person she replaced
>Anne 2 was just brainwashed to believe she is the dead person she replaced
She an exact replica.
Fake memories
This one's different because his 'Brain' is fine, and transformers by design have malleable bodies that can alter from their original states without losing their original selves. It'd be different if his Spark got destroyed or something but that part of him is fine.
Fun fact, this canonically happened in the Batwoman show. I'm not kidding, the wheedly little black guy actual literally canonically died, went to the afterlife and was given the choice to move on or go back. He chooses to die because of all the racism in the world but then Batwoman brings him back with magic flowers. This is not a joke, he chose death rather than keep living in the Batwoman world.
That sounds like really dark comedy
I'm gonna assume it wasn't actually played for comedic effect though right?
Nope, played as a serious dramatic moment about the horrors of racism
And all 10 of Batwomans fans cried tears because they felt the black people were “seen” in a show nobody watched
They had it coming
>He chooses to die because of all the racism in the world but then Batwoman brings him back
Fricking based.
>Main character dies and goes to afterlife, but is given the choice to live or stay dead
This happened in Soul and felt like a total cop-out. Your movie’s about death and the main character just tied up all his loose ends on earth and is ready to accept the next step, but then a character nonchalantly says we’ll bring you back to life if you want and oh don’t think about it the movie is over now.
We're calling time travel shenanigans "creating clones"?
If I had a nickel for every time I've seen this stupid fricking meme in the past 3 weeks alone I'd have multiple dollars
If I had a nickel for every time a main cartoon character canonically arrived in the "afterlife" and had a character tell them their remaining time to live, I'd have two nickels. Which isn't a lot, but it's weird that it happened twice
K6BD did it in the best possible way a few weeks ago. I want more of that.
Who wins between Anne and Steven in a fight?
I can't stand these overpowered MCs ngl
Nothing wrong with being strong you pussy
Steven no contest. Only white anne would be able to defeat him and that's only if Steven shield can't stand the white beam of death
Steven rapes Anne and her mom
Normal Steven
Powered up Anne.
Sounds like a Death Battle DB would make to appease the SU fans
I heard they’re doing Invincible vs Steven
Anne if at full power, but Steven wins in most normal cases
dont forget Fri, bender and Farnsworth replacing themselves with the backwards time machine
Didn't it also happen in Futurama?
You'll have to be more specific. We've had, like, 2-4 Frys at this point.
In the Bender time traveling movie the OG Fry went back in time grew a couple of decades older and later died
There is also that time where Bender, Fry and the Professor traveled so forward in time that the universe looped and they accidentally killed their past selves.
You're forgetting "Scooty Puff Jr." Fry; the original Fry we watched. When he was sent back int time by the Brainspawn and let Nibbler knock over his chair, he ceased to exist when he told them to send his future-self in the Scooty Puff Sr.
And then Fry was dead dead in the first episode of the revival season; he doesn't get regenerated until the end of the episode.
>In the Bender time traveling movie the OG Fry went back in time grew a couple of decades older and later died
Actually that was a time travel duplicate. It's a plot point that duplicates created by time travel always die
In TMNT Donnie died and got replaced twice, once was in an episode where April becomes evil and disintegrates him with her powers and many hours later she becomes good again and wills him back to life, the way she does it is similar to how teleports disintegrates the person and rebuilts it on the other side a technical death with your copy living from that point forward.
The second is quite more clear, the apocalypse happens Donnie is mortally wounded but manages to create a copy of his memory and personality into robot. Donnie is dead but his robot copy continues to live.
>similar to how teleports disintegrates the person and rebuilts it on the other side
That is such a stupid concept, I wish nobody ever said that about teleportation.
In TMNT Donatello gets atomized and is not until the end of the episode where April uses her psychic powers to gather all the atoms and reconstruct him you can argue wherever that is the original Donatello or just a exact copy of him
In StarTrek the teleportation machine definitely kills you because in the one episode where it malfunctioned it created to copies of the same person the one who came out of the teleporter and the one who got left behind in the planet.
There are other episodes where it clearly just phases you outside of normal space and phases you back in again at a different point of base reality. I'm pretty certain there's an episode where we see being teleported from the first person perspective and you're conscious the whole time. There's also that scene in the original movie, when a couple of people die horribly when being beamed up the Enterprise. It's pretty obvious that they're conscious and then suddenly feel horrific pain from their bodies being phased back in the wrong way. They even assume that sending them back would fix it, but they were too far mangled for it to be undone. If it completely dissembles you, you wouldn't have time to scream. In the case with the two Rykers, the copy happened because the teleporters make a digital copy of your "wave pattern" just in case something fricks up. When Rykar got sent back, the atmosphere of the planet he was beaming off of reflected the copy back to the surface.
Speaking of teleporters there was a character in the hitchhiker guide to the galaxy who got copied thousands of times because the teleporter she used broke and it kept making copies of her on loop, flooding the galaxy's job market and causing a crisis and all because nobody wanted to unplug the machine for the ethics of killing someone mid teleportation.
>StarTrek the teleportation machine definitely kills you because in the one episode where it malfunctioned it created to copies of the same person
That can be done without the whole "killing you" thing.
Steven wasn't replaced by a clone, it was a past version of himself. The divergent point in the timeline was within the same episode, so the Steven from the rest of the series is the same person from every episode that came before, he just retconned the events of that episode out of canon.
It happens all the time in time travel episodes but the reason people talk about it in Amphibia is because rather than a one-off gag episode it's instead the resolution to a dead serious death scene that takes up a third of the series finale