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Littlefoot (The Land Before Time)

Chihiro (Spirited Away)

Coraline (Coraline)

Pinocchio (Guillmero Del Toro's Pinocchio)

Sigma (Mega Man X)

Clanker (Banjo Kazooie)

Goons (Lego Batman)

American Pshyco 2: All American Girl (2002)

The first American Psycho gained popularity for the ending twist that there was a damn good chance that Patrick Bateman didn't actually kill anyone and it was all in his head (and memes. Lots and lots of memes). But then the "sequel" says that not only was all of that real and he did in fact murder several people, he's also an infamous serial killer.

Boss Baby 2: Back In Business (2021)

I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say that the first Boss Baby has one of my favorite endings to any movie for young children. That there was a chance that a majority of the events in the movie were all in Tim's head and it was just a story he was telling his daughter waiting for her baby sister. So the sequel just throws that all out the window and says "Yeah, Baby Corp is actually real and babies from there can speak perfect English with adult voices and do things normal babies can't."

Bunnicula (2016)

The Bunnicula novels were unique in that nobody actually knew for sure whether Bunnicula was actually a supernatural entity or just a juice sucking monochrome red eyed rabbit. And then series reveals that Bunnicula is in fact an actual vampire rabbit and both Chester and Harold are fully aware of that fact.

Blitzø (Helluva Boss) and Voltar (League Of Super Evil)

In my opinion, Sharptooth is the perfect example of the average T-Rex. Much stronger than most other dinosaurs, but still has his limits as a dinosaur. So, without further Ado, these are the tiers:

S tier - would one-shot him

A tier - would eventually overwhelm him

B tier - 50/50 split on either side

C tier - would put up a fight, but eventually die

D tier - would die almost instantly

F tier - would run away

If I don't respond right away, it means I'm sleeping.

Now I have the memory of a snail, so apologies if I get any information about either of these movies wrong since it's been a hot minute since I've seen either of them.

A Quiet Place (2018)

During a scene near the beginning of the movie when the Abbott family is traveling across a bridge, Beau, the younger member of the family, activates a loud toy airplane that attracts the attention of one of the Death Angels. Lee, the father, races the Death Angel to Beau, and since Beau is the youngest, you expect Lee to make it to him last second and save him. But nope. Lee just barely falls short and the Death Angel snatches Beau and he's never seen again.

Hereditary (2018)

Peter takes his younger sister, Charlie, to a party after he lies to his mom. But at the party, Charlie surfers an allergic reaction due to peanuts, so it's up to Peter to rush her to the hospital. But on the way there, Peter smokes in the car making Charlie unable to breathe, so Peter rolls down the window to allow her to get some air. Charlie sticks her head out the window just as Peter encounters a dead deer in the middle of the road, causing him to serve off the road and Charlie's head slams into a telephone pole, knocking it clean off.

Spamton G. Spamton (Deltarune) and Snow Miser (Rankin/Bass)

Because they look really similar

George The Steamroller and Bulgy The Double Decker Bus (TTTE)

It's a crying shame how these two never interacted in the actual show. It would've been hella interesting.

Warren T. Rat (An American Tail)

Jenner (The Secret Of NIMH)

Rasputin (Anastasia)

Carface (All Dogs Go To Heaven)

Rex Splode (Invincible) and Scout (Team Fortress 2)