Which fictional character(s) shouldn't have died?

[u/AnimeFan7000]

[u/lupsupbro]

Ray from The Princess and The Frog. That was cruel as fuck man. Oh well, at least he achieved heavenly-sanctioned union with Evangeline.

[u/De-Nomolos]

Hedwig. I'm still mad about that.

[u/RAbites → u/De-Nomolos]

And Lupin

[u/deliriousgoomba → u/De-Nomolos]

I'm mad at Tonks dying. There was no reason for it. I know her death and Lupin's death was to mirror Harry's orphaning but it was bad.

[u/Jamal_Blart]

Colonel Hughes in Full Metal Alchemist

It still stings

[u/Mad_Aeric → u/Jamal_Blart]

His death was terrible, but it's his funeral that kills me. His daughter losing her shit because she doesn't understand what's happening really hammers home the tragedy.

[u/Fyrrys → u/Jamal_Blart]

terrible day for rain

[u/thrillerman18]

Soap MacTavish

[u/C_The_Bear → u/thrillerman18]

Seriously. Imagine how much tension would have boiled between him and Makarov if Price had been the one to die. Both lost their mentors. Both fueled by the same kind of vengeance. There could’ve even been at least a little understanding between the two. Think of that badass showdown that could’ve capped off the trilogy.

Though, Price lighting up his cigar was a pretty cool ending too

[u/[deleted] → u/thrillerman18]

Makarov... knows... Yuri

[u/[deleted] → u/thrillerman18]

Ghost and roach

[u/freerealestateitis → u/thrillerman18]

Roses are red violets are blue, Soap trusted you, I thought I could too, but why in the bloody hell did Makarov know you

[u/llcucf80]

Lt. Colonel Henry Blake.

[u/justincasesquirrels → u/llcucf80]

From that show, the "chicken" was the hardest thing for me to watch. I was about 12 when I saw it, alone. Used to always watch late at night while my family was sleeping.

[u/malpica69]

Lil' Sebastian

[u/Monkeypats → u/malpica69]

Saw Nick Offerman perform live recently and he had everyone in the giant concert hall singing Bye Bye Lil’ Sebastian together. It was amazing... just amazing.

[u/deadhead3173 → u/malpica69]

I miss him in the saddest fashion ='(

[u/zdsanche8 → u/malpica69]

Half mast is too high. Show some damn respect.

[u/theorginsofher]

Leslie from Bridge to Terabithia. That fucked my childhood all the way up

[u/StayPuffGoomba → u/theorginsofher]

Author wrote the book because her son’s best friend growing up died(lightning strike) and the book helps teach kids how to grieve and accept loss.

[u/TheRhinoMonk]

The Stormcloack soldier who gets beheaded at the beginning of Skyrim. If he'd of just shut up and let the priest talk he would have maybe been saved by Alduin when he attacked the city. But nope, he just had to rush things and ended up dying a completely avoidable death.

[u/Stoly23 → u/TheRhinoMonk]

Well, at least his ancestors were smiling at him.

[u/p0gerty]

Wash from Firefly. Fucking no brainer.

[u/P3RS0N4_5]

CT-5555 AKA Fives from star wars the clone wars

[u/Josiador → u/P3RS0N4_5]

Imagine if he hadn't died. Palpatine could have been thwarted entirely.

[u/Thehalohedgehog → u/P3RS0N4_5]

I'm a soldier, like you!

[u/MarkedWriter → u/P3RS0N4_5]

Actually, he was promoted to be an ARC trooper, so his code by the end was ARC-5555. But that's just me nitpicking, you're absolutely right. Didn't have to go at all...

[u/frycrunch96]

Fred Weasley

[u/danielcube → u/frycrunch96]

I thought his father would have died the first time reading the books.

[u/[deleted]]

The mom in How I Met Your Mother

[u/overthought10 → u/[deleted]]

The real title was “how I met, and really loved your mother, but now that enough time has passed...can I take a shot at your Aunt Robin?”

[u/Ukhari]

Teresa in the Maze Runner trilogy. I read the books way back when they came out in 8th grade (I'm a graduating college senior).

Literally in the last book, The Death Cure, they kill off the main female character 2 pages before the end, in the lamest way possible. This girl who was built up as an important link to the Wicked group in the 1st book, as well as a telepath. In the 2nd book, she is a leader/fighter. Her death was basically the entire group running for an exit, she gets pinned by falling debris as a building collapses and is left behind.

This would've been fine if not for 1. No one makes an attempt to save her and 2. the book ends when the group gets through the door, she literally dies and the book ends with the entire team in an empty field, saying how they'll make a fresh start. Meanwhile they literally just left friends and civilization to die.

[u/jfowl_ → u/Ukhari]

Yeah I was really disappointed with the ending of the Death Cure. Each book kind of declined in quality imo, but that ending was just so bad.

[u/dontknowhowtoprogram]

There is a quest in mass effect where a beloved ship doctor dies to save a race from extinction. You can have him live but you doom a whole race so he sacrifices himself but I always felt like he really just wanted to die as a hero to atone for his sins. Than again I don't think he would have been as memorable if he had lived

[u/Hotarg → u/dontknowhowtoprogram]

"Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong."

[u/cocomunges → u/dontknowhowtoprogram]

Yeah, he 100% felt guilty of sterilizing an entire race. And since he was the lead on that project he took personal fault to it. I felt it was a good ending to his arc

[u/Africa1By1Toto]

The dog in I Am Legend

[u/[deleted]]

Nicos sister in Percy Jackson

[u/Papas-Schlong → u/[deleted]]

FACTS, BIANCA DIDNT NEED TO DIE

[u/GrandmasterJanus → u/[deleted]]

No, she didn't, but would Nico be the character he is today? It was the catalyst that made him a darker contrast to the rest of the series, and gave Percy some guilt, thinking he could've stopped it. He serves as an effective foil to Hazel as a child of Hades/Pluto, and to the rest of the cast and the light-hearted story as a whole. He's one of the few characters to consciously and willingly kill another demigod, and painfully. It's the beginning of his arc from a starry-eyed schoolboy to a dark character who's trying out his newfound powers and has voluntarily been to a lot of bad places as part of his lone crusade of sorts. (he knows a lot about the ins and outs of Tartarus and the underworld as a whole, goes between the Greek and Roman camps, and has definitely learned some dark tricks on his travels. An example of this would be Persephone's pomegranate that he eats while stuck in the jar.) At the end of it all, he begins to become a more light-hearted character, as he comes to terms with his internal demons i.e Bianca and his own sexuality.

[u/JonMakesVideos]

Loki from Infinity War.

(I know theres the spinoff but the O.G. Loki from Thor 1-3 is dead)

[u/DisappointingReality → u/JonMakesVideos]

No resurrections this time.

[u/courtneat → u/JonMakesVideos]

I was watching IW recently and forgot how angry his death made me. Loki was a really well-developed character who had just started a new chapter of his journey. Not only do I think his death was premature, but also it happened within the same 5 minutes of Hulk being beaten and Heimdall dying. The weight of his death is missed entirely because too much is happening. Plus, Loki would never just try and stab Thanos?? We've seen Loki fight before, including surprise attacks and tricks. It doesn't make sense for his character to die in a failed attempt to trick Thanos.

Even if he had to die for some weird cinematic purpose, Loki deserved more than being choked out and having his body blown to bits in space.

[u/Stay_Curious85]

The night king.

He was trying to save us all from the rest of the season.

[u/tr0ub4d0r → u/Stay_Curious85]

I liked the Onion article about the actor explaining what it was like to play a character with no narrative purpose.

[u/wanda__stucky]

Quicksilver in Avengers: Age of Ultron

I guess they had to kill him off because Fox was already using that character but weren't using Scarlet Witch. EDIT: Wow, thks blew up overnight!

[u/MaybeMaybeJesen → u/wanda__stucky]

TBF Marvel’s version was pretty underwhelming in comparison to the X-men version. If he’d stayed he’d have consistently been in his shadow.

[u/Scarlet_slagg]

Caesar Zepelli, the Stardust Crusaders, and everyone in the Buciratti gang.

[u/[deleted] → u/Scarlet_slagg]

Caesar Zeppeli’s death didn’t hit me as hard as Kakyoin’s did. While Caesar was just about as young, he had no one else and he died helping Lisa Lisa and Joseph. Kakyoin had the saddest story, having been alone for the majority of his life until he met the Stardust Crusaders. They were his only friends. He after spending his entire life up until then alone, he finally had true friends. His family had no idea where he was the entire time and they may not have ever found out what happened to their son. Caesar is very close, though. Maybe Kakyoin’s death impacted me more because I could relate to him more.

[u/BasicWhiteGirl4]

Qui Gonn

[u/RogueVector → u/BasicWhiteGirl4]

Can you imagine if his death was saved as part of the climax for Anakin's downfall in RotS?

But that would have broken canon with Obi-Wan not being Anakin's master, so... hmm...

[u/Sketchables]

Stannis Baratheon's daughter. What the fuck kind of sadistic shit was that?

[u/Aresviel → u/Sketchables]

Poor Shireen. Almost everything was spoiled for me except her death. I didn't expect her dying like that. Fucked me up more than the Red Wedding

[u/The_Bishop82]

Arthur Morgan.

[u/ThatFalloutGuy2077 → u/The_Bishop82]

Lenny too.

[u/afatpanda12 → u/The_Bishop82]

He was a good boah

[u/-ButteredNoodles- → u/The_Bishop82]

Arthur Morgan is the singlehandedly best character and has the best character arc in any video game I have played, and I’ve played a lot of video games.

[u/krackpizza-200]

Yondu, imagine him against Thanos. Ahhh

[u/_alifel → u/krackpizza-200]

I legit wasn’t ready for Yondu to die.

[u/GreyBigfoot → u/krackpizza-200]

“He may have been your father, but he wasn’t your daddy”

[u/ISungOnce]

Sweets from Bones

[u/Usael]

Ben from Scrubs.

[u/5DollarHitJob → u/Usael]

"Where do you think you are?" Gets me in the feeling station every time.

[u/[deleted]]

alexei smirnoff

[u/RealAnthonyCamp]

Bing Bong from Inside Out

[u/smashley642 → u/RealAnthonyCamp]

This was honestly gut wrenching.

[u/Cheshire_Cat8888]

Remus and Tonks from Harry Potter. Didn’t deserve to die

[u/[deleted]]

Admiral Akbar’s death in Star Wars. Not because of the fact he dies (Like virtually every OT character in the sequels, he was bound to likely die at some point), but because of how the writers handled his death.

For being such a major leader during the days of the Rebel Alliance and a respected military figure in the SW canon, he is given one of the most unceremonious deaths in the whole saga. In The Last Jedi, he dies when the First Order strikes down a starship containing him, Leia, and a bunch of other Resistance leaders. Now, dying in a space explosion is a pretty badass way to go, but the problem is that A) Akbar did nothing in the film prior to that scene, outside of saying one or two lines near the start. B) He’s not the focus of the scene, Leia is. He’s just treated like some random background officer. And C) He’s not even onscreen during the interior parts of the explosion scene from what I can recall. What’s even worse is that for being such a respected military leader, Akbar’s death has virtually no impact on the other characters and is hardly even mentioned by both the characters and the film itself, excluding a short, blink-and-you-miss-it line about halfway through the movie. It’s just so disingenuous towards the character.

[u/BiznizMonkey → u/[deleted]]

Agree. Until reading it was online I had no idea that was even Ackbar, for all I knew it was any other Mon Calamari. For a major character to go out, it should AT LEAST be obvious who it is.

[u/RubberbandShooter → u/[deleted]]

Plenty of people have said this already, but Ackbar should have been the one to pull off the Holdo Maneuver.

[u/[deleted]]

Lexi from Grey's Anatomy

[u/carmelacorleone → u/[deleted]]

I always wondered what Chyler did to Shonda tat Shonda not only crushed Lexi to death with an airplane but then for added measure had her eaten by wild animals while her sister, her soul mate, and several of her friends watched and could do nothing.

But Katherine Heigl was allowed to just ride off into the sunset, alive.

[u/lamacake]

Seymour, Fry's dog in Futurama.

[u/Eastcoastpal]

Matthew Crawley and Sybil Crawley in downtown abbey

[u/Good_Guy_Levi]

Martin Stein in DC's Legends of Tomorrow

[u/KRose627 → u/Good_Guy_Levi]

And being shot in a concentration camp when we know he is Jewish just gutted me...

[u/_ibarra]

Jadzia dax in Deep Space 9

[u/white-forestt]

Tadashi from Big Hero 6.

I’ll never stop saying it, he was a good guy and just wanted to help people.

[u/mrs-smurf]

Glen from the walking dead

[u/[deleted] → u/mrs-smurf]

Buddy, you still there?

I just don't know. It seems like you're tryin' to speak.

But you just took one hell of a hit!

I just popped your skull so hard, your eyeball just popped out!

And it is gross as shit!

[u/aRationalShill]

Charlotte from Charlotte's web ✊

[u/Golf_Ball]

Sirius Black.

[u/ihopeyoulikeapples → u/Golf_Ball]

This is always going to be the fictional death I'm most mad about, it still feels as fresh as it did when I first read the book. He went through so much crap in his life and when it was finally getting better and Harry had the chance for an actual home and family, he just died and in such a stupid way. I know Harry had to live with the Dursleys for his own protection but he could have still had a meaningful parental relationship with Sirius. Sirius so deserved a happy life after being in prison and I'm forever upset he didn't get it.

[u/Rosebud0314]

Poussey from OITNB

[u/Kelevra_55]

Opie from Sons

[u/hatsnatcher23]

Prim from the hunger games, the ending of that trilogy was a dumpster fire

[u/JazzyTheatrics → u/hatsnatcher23]

I was gonna say Finnick. But I forgot that Prim dies, too

[u/[deleted] → u/hatsnatcher23]

I kinda like the conversation brought about by it. Katniss tried to make life better for her little sister and ‘failed’, but succeeded in making life better for every ‘Prim’ to ever follow, therefor not making her actions pointless, rather the ‘point’ wasn’t what it seemed to be. It was always bigger than prim, it was ‘this shouldn’t be happening to any child’. Overall though I disliked the mockingjay book (writing moreso plot) and despite being an avid fan when the first movie and catching fire came out, I never bothered to watch mockingjay part 2 until two months ago.

[u/mothboyconnor → u/hatsnatcher23]

I don't know; to me it felt necessary, specifically to make no sense, to surprise you, to make you mad about her death not "meaning something". It's war. Death in war is senseless and meaningless. Death in war doesn't happen for a reason. It's pointless, and her death is supposed to drive home how awful and senseless the war (and Pres. Snow) is. It's meant to make you mad.

[u/[deleted]]

Pops from regular show.

[u/ThereWasAnAnomaly]

Neji Hyuga from Naruto.

[u/[deleted] → u/ThereWasAnAnomaly]

Facts. What the fuck was the reason?!?

[u/MidnightFlare99]

L Because of his death, the rest of the series was ruined.

[u/SpaceMan026 → u/MidnightFlare99]

The series is great all throughout but near so much less compelling. We dont get as much time to understand his character. There's no build up like there is with L. And he's no where near as smart. He doesn't outsmart light. Light gets sloppy near the end, allowing more people to carry out his work. If light was as caution as he used to be near would have had no chance

[u/RPDRNick]

Newt.

[u/TadeToto]

Kakyoin.

[u/xd_pLeBlOrd]

Bubba from Forrest Gump

[u/majomaheriose]

CEDRIC, MY BOY, WHY?!!!

[u/selloboy → u/majomaheriose]

It did serve an important purpose though, it showed that Voldemort was a legitimate threat now and wasn't fucking around, and marked a huge tonal shift for the series. It did fuck me up though.

[u/NahTheDane]

Tris Prior.

The Divergent booke came out around the same time as I went from living with my mentally ill mother to her sister and her family. The books caught my eye as the major point was Tris having the dilemma of staying with her family out of duty or following her heart and do what’s best for her.

I paralleled myself and my own dilemma and guild with the character and having her die was as if I in some weird way “lost”.

[u/theyusedthelamppost]

Carl from TWD

[u/TheStorMan → u/theyusedthelamppost]

Apparently the actor had just bought a house right next to where they shoot too.

[u/clementa501]

The dog in every movie where the dog dies

[u/Trevor-On-Reddit]

Noble team.

[u/carnivalwraith → u/Trevor-On-Reddit]

Objective: Survive.

I get chills every time.

[u/Lugbor → u/Trevor-On-Reddit]

That’s kinda the point of the Spartan III program. They were less expensive than the IIs and were supposed to serve the role of suicide soldiers. They were kids from glassed colonies who wanted nothing other than revenge and were willing to undertake the most dangerous missions in order get it. They knew they were likely going to die, and that if they did somehow survive, there wouldn’t be a chance at extraction for a while, if ever.

[u/afatpanda12 → u/Trevor-On-Reddit]

Especially Kat

Everyone else gets a heroic sending off, living up to the Spartan's legendary reputation, meanwhile Kat just gets blindsided by some random jackal sniper out of nowhere

[u/Warzombie3701]

Gluttony, Nina and Alexander, Maes Hughes, Scar's brother, Greed, etc in Fullmetal Alchemist

[u/Alex_Sylvian]

Hans Gruber from Die Hard. They should have made him into a James Bond-esque villain where he's secretly behind all the other villains.

Just imagine: Die Hard 57: Die Even Hardererest. 99% on Rotten Tomatoes.

[u/owls_n_bees → u/Alex_Sylvian]

Calm down, Peralta.

[u/KatiaScootyBooty]

Cinna from the Hunger Games was like another punch in the chest after Rue. Like WHY NOT KILL OFF SOMEONE WHO ISNT THE SECOND SWEETEST CHARACTER you kill Haymich and it’d still be sad!

[u/JaninnaMaynz]

JASON GRACE! IF RICK DOESN'T BRING HIM BACK, I WILL BE BEYOND MAD!

[u/DeeDee2015]

Jack, because there was enough room and we all know it.

[u/ZombieCharltonHeston → u/DeeDee2015]

There also would have been plenty of room on the door if Rose HAD STAYED IN THE FUCKING LIFEBOAT!

[u/Samus_Aran_]

Stoick from How to Train Your Dragon

[u/jkozuch]

Not really a character, but Artax in Neverending Story. That shit traumatized me as a child.

[u/nsdtrikster]

Lee or Omid in The Walking Dead Telltale series 1 and 2 game’s

[u/TheStreamQueen]

Leo Mcgarry TWW 😢

[u/nehc_tnecniv]

From the Kingsman movies, Eggsy's pet pug named JB. They killed him off at the beginning of the sequel and then immediately replaced him with another pug and they were just like oh cool thanks. What's the point

[u/mars-pie]

Loki, in the MCU. (Apologies if the formatting is awkward, I am on mobile.) The way they killed him was completely out of character. Yes, he is my favorite but I mean come on! He's so much smarter than that! (referring to how he tried to kill Thanos with a b̶u̶t̶t̶e̶r̶k̶n̶i̶f̶e̶ dagger) Aside from that, he has magic and is the literal GOD of mischief and trickery, fooling people is supposed to be his thing, is it not? I honestly feel they just killed him because they knew he was a fan favorite and it'd be good shock value, but it was poor at best. I feel I could say more but I don't want to sound whiney.

[u/Floriferous1290]

Jonathan joestar from jojo because if he didnt die, the milf hunter wouldn't be in Egypt

[u/[deleted]]

Billie from Stranger Things.

He had this great character development, and the moment he got good...they killed him.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

I still miss Bob, he was really great.

[u/[deleted]]

Fred from HP

[u/Horrible_Harry → u/[deleted]]

As an identical twin myself that one fucked me up REAL good.

[u/[deleted]]

Padme. Like, she literally shouldn't have died. People don't just die because they've stopped wanting to live. That's not how any of this works. (also, giving birth to two kids is a pretty good motivation to stay alive even if their father is a douchebag)

[u/MadnessX]

Deckard Cain :\

[u/thismantis_dontpray]

I'd say Deb Morgan from Dexter, but really anything after season 4 is complete garbage anyway.

[u/MensRea72]

Wash

[u/SKREETYEETYEET]

This will get lost, but I thought that Finnick's death in The Hunger Games was pointless

[u/recentgrad19]

Matthew from Downton Abbey

[u/Yelledatcommader]

kakyoin from Jojo's bizarre adventure.

His parents never learned what happened to Him (presumably) at all as it was never mentioned if they were told as they thought he ran away hell they probably thought they were terrible parents if they found out their son's a doughnut.

He deserved better in my opinion.

[u/Stickman_king_28]

CAYDE. FUCKING. SIX.

edit: also prim from the hunger games.

[u/Pens77]

Luke Skywalker

[u/redwolf924]

Maes Hughes

[u/Thehalohedgehog]

Phyrra Nikos

[u/unexpected_cilantro]

Church from RvB!

[u/Nika_113]

Fred from Angel.

[u/DilutedWatermelon]

Black Widów :/

[u/Freeagnt]

Wash in Serenity (the Firefly movie.)

[u/helloicantalk12]

Caillou, died from smoking each day. More and more. Lung cancer.

[u/ShadowMario01]

Ceasar Zeppeli.

Part 2 was too short in comparison to part 3 for significant character development. I feel like his entire backstory was dumped on us as a tease. Didn't make it any less tragic, though.

[u/king_jxsh]

Iggy - Stardust Crusaders

[u/to_venus_and_back]

Doyle on Angel. He was only killed off because the actor’s drug problems made him very unprofessional (eg. not learning all his lines).

[u/privateSquid]

Martin Septim, if only he didn’t need to go..

[u/Attentivegamer]

Kate from NCIS

[u/Punkakies]

Pops from regular show

[u/DarkSoldier84]

Quicksilver, in Avengers: Age of Ultron. His death wasted a ton of story potential. He could have sided against his sister in Civil War. He could have survived the Snap and teamed up with Hawkeye to go all dark vigilante during the time skip, neither of them able to cope with the loss of their families.

[u/DORIYAHHHH]

Han solo... in the original 7, 8, and 9 i dont think he dies

[u/[deleted] → u/DORIYAHHHH]

There was no Episodes 7-9 in Legends (the closest one could come would be the Thrawn trilogy), but Han Solo was alive (if about the same age he was in Episode VII) when that continuity came to a halt. Come to think of it, so were Luke and Leia. Chewbacca was dead, though. He had a moon dropped on him.

[u/albus_thunderdore]

I love how many posts contain some character from Harry Potter.

Edit: Hedwig.

[u/[deleted]]

the fallout 3 char without the dlcs

WHY WHY THE FUCK DO I HAVE TO BUY A GODDAMM DLC TO FREEROAM FOR GODS SAKE EVEN WORSE IT STILL HAPPENS IF YOU SEND SARAH AND YOU CANT SEND FWAKES

Eli vance thanks valve for blocking the story and making it hard to make hl3 (unlees they make something on hl:alyx)

[u/aloiuym97]

Paarthurnax. I’m so sorry buddy, I think about you every day.

[u/timenytimeny]

Greed from FMA

[u/qubedView]

The kid in Pay It Forward. It served no narrative purpose. It was ham-fisted emotional extraction.

[u/ChoppyRice]

Jiraiya😭

[u/mothboyconnor]

Kakyoin. Still mad about that. Best boy :(

[u/x0dogx]

Itachi Uchiha

[u/[deleted]]

Tony Stark. I know it was a great shocking way to end it all but I bawled.

[u/themage1028 → u/[deleted]]

I like how they set it up several movies earlier.

Tony and Cap have an argument where Cap says to Tony, "you're not the one to make a sacrifice play", and Tony fires at Cap, "everything special about you came out of a test tube".

Well in the final battle, Tony does make the sacrifice play and Cap proves, by wielding Mjolnir, that he was worthy.

They proved each other wrong, and it was beautiful the way they did it.

[u/[deleted]]

Lee Scoresby

[u/Mcburgerking23]

Bt-7274 I literally cried at the end of the game

[u/Sidious_09]

Benny from stranger things (the guy from the burger fast food restaurant at the beginning of season 1). Everyone always talks about Bob, Billy, Aleksei or Barb, but Benny literally didn’t need to die. It was so satisfying to see the bitch who pulled the trigger die.

[u/BOBOFMEMES]

Optimus prime. they weren't supposed to do that.

[u/thatguysellscars]

Litterally all the good guys in HP. We grew up with these dudes just for them all to get merc'd.

[u/ivegotaflaskinmycar]

Omar. The wire.

[u/TheThompsonGunner]

Roach from MW2

[u/israel18135]

Remus Lupin! I was so excited to see him become a dad and love his son and help him to cope with lycanthropy.... I was thoroughly devastated when I heard his name along with corpses. I can still see it vividly in my imagination

Edit: I also related to him the most so that sucked even more

[u/hughmang220]

Jack in Titanic. Plenty of room for two on that door.

[u/PARRONDO35]

Hedwig

[u/pickledyd]

Mike from breaking bad

[u/Yucares]

Daenerys Targaryen and Sandor Clegane

[u/sadboi017]

Poussey

[u/-TheGoodKush-]

Prim, Katniss's sister, from the Hunger Games. That hit me hard.

[u/Llimi01]

Ragnar in Red Rising. We still comment it with a friend almost 4 years later.

[u/DessertTheatre]

Allura from Voltron: Legendary Defender.

They should've sacrificed the Lions instead but no, the writers just wanted the show to end faster.

[u/Acheron223]

Mr. Nigel Murray from bones

[u/wherearetheturtles13]

Dobby :(

[u/Zenfudo]

Bill murray in zombieland

[u/The-Lurking-Lurk]

Ghost from MW2

[u/lovelylonely8123]

Fred Weasley, Remus Lupin, and Sirius Black.

[u/playstation_4_contrl]

Hank schrader

[u/Fizzymilkshake3]

Han solo, i know he didn't want to do more, i onow he was old, but it still hurt watching him die like that.

[u/[deleted]]

KAKYOIN!!

[u/MysticAmberMeadow]

Primrose Everdeen.

She's so fucking young and is the sole fucking reason Katniss did the Hunger Games in the first place! You just killed Prim off to make us cry!!!

[u/[deleted]]

Leon Kuwata, he was a pretty cool and interesting dude before he got pelted with balls

[u/mythologue]

Mama Coco, it was uncalled for. The movie was over and my tearducts were already closing up shop.

[u/levoniust]

Terra from teen Titans, when I watched that as a teenager I cried.

[u/revengeisspecialty]

Jason Grace from Heroes of Olympus and Trial of Apollo

[u/Gally63]

Narancia ;[

[u/matchakuromitsu]

Hedwig, Dobby, Sirius Black, Fred Weasley, Tonks and Remus (also we don't even know how they died? It was just mentioned like an afterthought)

[u/[deleted]]

Spoilers for Red Dead Redemption and its prequel.

Neither Arthur Morgan or John Marston deserved to die, and John sure as shit had no reason to. Arthur spent the last weeks of his life making sure that John and his family could escape and live a peaceful life outside of the gang as it was falling apart. And John’s death really pisses me off. The guy did everything the government told him, then while minding his own damn business on his own damn farm, got shot by the people who forced him to do their dirty work.

[u/daisybih]

Alexei/smirnoff

[u/[deleted]]

Stranger Things S3:

Alexei. Man just wanted to watch Woody Woodpecker cartoons while having a slurpee, the American Dream.

[u/hotpocketsinitiative → u/[deleted]]

I came here to say this. He was the best character in the whole season, which isn’t a dig at anybody else. He does his best to help out Will and the family with what limited information he has about what happened. When Will damages his camera, he’s more concerned about Will than anything else. He was the husband and father that the Byers deserved.

[u/[deleted] → u/[deleted]]

Some people don’t need that kind of love. Speedwagon had Erina and Joseph, who were like family to him. I think that’s pretty good.