whats the most violent cartoon in existence?
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whats the most violent cartoon in existence?
whats the most violent cartoon in existence?
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Superjail. Invincible is pretty high up there too but Superjail wins.
King Star King
Any mainstream one because they're literally genociding (you)
itchy and scratchy?
Half of every Superjail episode is a nonstop sequence of murder in the most gruesome way possible.
Either Metalocalypse or Superjail.
Hey frick you mate, leave the doggos alone.
That one edgy cartoon where some eldrich monster is in a cave torturing some family and then cops come and it kills them too.
>yet another dog you couldn't save!
Wrong board
all the anons stating superjail are dead wrong; it's too cartoony to even rank as super violent.
Yeah, and it isn't supposed to be taken seriously. It's hyper violent, sure, but not in the manner I think OP was requesting.
Happy Tree Friends is worse.
any western made cartoons
since every second where there isn't a black person on screen
you are literally genocideing african americans
I can't bring myself to watch this. Not because of the graphic child rape, but because of the animal abuse.
Mr. Pickles
This is what I thought of. A lot of cartoon violence is hard to take seriously, but Mr. Pickles seemed especially gruesome.
watership down
prison pit
Family Guy
Heavy Metal
I know it's inferior to the original and might not be as violent as the other stuff posted in this thread but Heavy Metal 2000 at least deserves a mention.
SuperJail is the king of animated slaughter
Is Animatrix The Second Renaissance a cartoon?
What is this from?
Midori
I mean Itchy & Scratchy might win for silly gore since that's ALL the cartoon is there is NOTHING else. But while graphic it's both stylized and highly comedic.
Do you mean REALISTIC and DEAD SERIOUS? Most of these answers aren't giving you that. Animatrix has some of that.
OP asked for the most violent. Why would something cartoony discount its violence? That's an autistic level of restrictions that you're imposing on others.
Well I just said that Itchy & Scratchy is an easy winner if you count cartoons-within-a-cartoon since it's just one gruesome thing happening after another. The cartoons that it parodies like Tom & Jerry get up there if they're low-plot shorts. But they are too silly to be disturbing or leave any impact. I don't even think of some of them as violent at all.
Meanwhile the Animatrix disturbs me and feels violent in a way Bugs Bunny doesn't. What's your definition. Is Bluey violent? Some things have the parents throw their kids around or sit on them but they're cartoon dogs and it's harmless.
Meanwhile OP's pic is horrifying.
>Is Bluey violent?
In a thread talking about characters being torn apart in gory detail, no I don't think a cartoon aimed at little children that manages to have some adult themes woven in is comparable. If you bash someone's head in with a rock, it's violence. Doesn't matter if it's cartoony or as realistic as possible. Maybe if OP was as specific as you're being then your comments would matter. Notice how everyone else is suggesting various violent cartoons and not being picky like you are.
Violence is pretty subjective, it can be measured by a lot of things like it's actual impact on the character's life, pain threshold, and most importantly perspective.
Like is terminator 3's ending violent because almost all humans on the planet are dead?
Depicting a nuclear bomb killing billions is technically immense level of violence, but shit like Elle getting her eyed plucked out and left to die in the desert in Kill Bill, Saw traps, getting melted by the Blob, etc. feel much more "violent".
Those are live action movies. We are on Cinemaphile.
They're examples to make my point moron.
Next time try being on topic and remember what board you're on. Speaking of being on topic, I'm surprised that Korgot hasn't been mentioned. I guess because stuff like this is too cartoony for some anons to consider being violent.
>ext time try being on topic and remember what board you're on
Don't be such a moronic sperg, the OP is literally Cinemaphile content but I don't see you being a nitpicking b***h about that
I see a lot of b***hing and not actually contributing to the thread. Now back to the topic of this thread I haven't watched Dead Space Downfall but I heard it was violent. Someone getting chansawed in half is nasty. Another woman gets her face melted. Ryonagays probably loved these.
Autism. You're embarrassing.
The violence label is misapplied when in truth it should just be ahock content. Kaijus and giant robots levelling cities is colossal violence but its a thing that we see used as safe and charming action for all ages. Guys beating eachother up in a parking lot, punching teeth out, getting bruised, cut up and suffering nasty trauma is minimum scale but its visceral and real and it can shock and frighten people.
Planes crashing and buildings collapsed went from safe action to incredibly sensitive for a time after 9/11. It is all contextual and based on what could actually happen and how "real" it is.
https://vimeo.com/201074396
>10 years spent animating that
for what purpose?
>Iggy! Get out of here, he's still alive!
*ahem* *ahem*
Happy Tree Friends and Superjail, most violent kids shows are Zim and Robotomy
Does Superjail have any BD release or is just 3 seasons on DVD?
There's gore but there's a lot of fricked up visual imagery in Metaloclypse. Sometimes it's not even real and just going with whatever music the band is playing. Other times it's really happening and people are dying during the performance.
Any of Frank Sudol's homemade (but feature-length) films.