I don't know if it was in the original film, but if you watch Hercules on Disney+, after the credits you see a black screen and can hear Hades calling out into the endless black void and getting no response.
Oogie boogie is a ton of bugs that collectively operate their sack. Think of it as a gravemind where it's a collection of things that put all their thoughts together and move separately
What I think is the most horrible about Faciliers death is that his 'friends' sing HIS OWN SONG when dragging him to his death. It's so satirical. Asking him if he's ready to die, terrifying.
It was a satisfying one though. He essentially made a Faustian deal (power and/or success in exchange for your soul). His death was one of his own making long before it happened.
That scene definitely makes the movie a lot darker. The heroes weren’t able to defeat the villain, instead he got betrayed by his “friends”, which are arguably a lot scarier and a lot more evil than he was. And nothing happens to the friends. They’re still out there at the end of the movie. Think about that.
Clayton had the most disturbing one, IMO. While other Disney villains mostly just vanish from existence after they die, you see the shadow Clayton’s hanging corpse during a lightning flash. It’s easily the most memorable thing about an otherwise pretty mediocre villain.
I always thought Turbo's death was unsettling. The fact that he knew what's coming, yet couldn't control his insect self's instincts made it really stand out. You can see and hear the shock and terror on him as he's forced to fly right in his doom.
I think Dr. Facilier's death is the most disturbing. When you think about it he didn't actually die. He was dragged to hell where he will feel forever pain. His begging and pleading made it even more disturbing, because he knew where he was headed.
The horned king is more gruesome though, like Dr. Facilier, he got dragged to his doom, being forced to grab onto a black cauldron instead of being pulled inside a mouth of a giant mask, however we actually get to see what happens to him unlike Dr facilier, the dude legit gets his skin peeled off and got set on fire resulting in a massive explosion
I feel like Scar should’ve been a little higher up. Hyenas are ruthless predators, able to bite through bone. But they also eat most of their prey alive. Hyenas are used to making a kill just to have a bigger predator show up and take it. This is why hyenas will start eating their prey from ANY angle they can get. It’s the mentality of needing to eat, and it wouldn’t do them good to kill every animal on the spot: they would be wasting energy and running the risk of getting their prey stolen from them. So, we could say that Scar was eaten alive (if you believe the fire didn’t automatically consume him)
The only Pixar villains to have died are Hopper (eaten by a bird), Syndrome (sucked into propeller), and Charles Muntz (Falling to death). If you want to you can include Ernesto de la Cruz (crushed by falling bell).
@Frane Coza I kind of forgot about Mordu, but he is a unique case. Since he is a mindless animal as opposed to a regular villain. And he does not affect the main conflict the way a regular villain would. Auto is not alive, so he can't die. He is also just shut down, so he could be turned back on so he wasn't really even destroyed.
actually, gaston’s death probably was as painful as falling off a clock tower. Falling into water from that high up wouldn’t give the water any tine to spread, thus making it just like falling on solid ground. Physics, amirite?
Oh yeah he went unconscious when he hit the water. And he drowned while unconscious. R.I.P Gaston and his great grandson Clayton “let’s kill the beast” and “I WiLl sElL tHeSe goRilLA”
Probably one of the most iconic and probably 'the' most disturbing deaths from the 'classic Disney movie era' is Facilier's death (tied with Frollo's death). It's not so much gruesome, but it's the disturbing thought of being dragged to the underworld whilst begging for your life. Not only that, he heard his own music playing before his demise, meaning that he knew what was gonna happen to him. What makes this more unsettling is the fact that the whole movie is set in a real-life place (New Orleans) and the place of his death, a New Orleans cemetery, also reflects the cemeteries of New Orleans in real life, known for their Voodoo practices and witchcraft, etc.
Also when he got dragged to hell a tombstone appeared with his face showing that he was screaming with agony, that scares the snot outa me when I was a child😭
Yeah. I hated Dr. Facilier for killing Ray but I couldn't help but feel sorry for him when he was killed by his friends from the other side. THAT was a terrifying way to go. It's like being tortured before being killed.
When I was young, while I knew Clayton had died from the fall, but it wasn't until I was much older that I noticed the shadow of Clayton's hanging corpse, and I had watched Tarzan so many times when I was young, definitely the most gruesome death in my opinion.
@@gummusamongus5061 - Heehehee if you're planning to expose a liar, then you have to corner them psychologically. Only then will they reveal themselves as a liar, hiding beneath a layer of deceit.
I still think dr facilier had the most gruesome death, messing with voodoo magic is one thing, but actually being dragged into hell and tormented for all eternity by the ones you once commanded, must be awful
Sure, almost all of these villains would go to Hell too, but Dr Facilier took something with him that makes his situation so much worse. He brought his flesh.
The worst thing about Scar's death is this. In the fourth act, Shenzi explicitly states that there is no food left in the valley, and they were starving and angry. Scar blamed the lions for holding out on them. When he betrayed the hyenas, and when they came to pay him back, they were still starving. And Scar was old, weak, defeated. Those hyenas didn't just kill him. They ate him. And if you ever see how hyenas eat, you'll realize that they started eating him while he was still alive.
By the way Scar really deserved his death well alot of the Disney villians do but he did deserve it by tricking the hyenas and being easy alive by them well that is one terrible brutal way but not as brutal as the ones that were after him
@Landon Chammen no it’s just a dark joke 🤣🤣🤣 (but seriously you pause the sence where Gaston is falling there are skulls in his eyes certifying that’s faint)
Fun fact about Scar's death: He claimed that Simba was 'A king fit for a meal' which is why the hyenas tried to eat Simba. But then, when Scar betrayed them, they took to it like 'A king fit for a meal', since he was the king at the time, so they ate him. Also, they ate him since they were starved, and that was all Scar's fault. If that isn't karma, then I sure as heck don't know what is.
Clayton’s death was horrifying the first time I watched it. I never watched the full Tarzan movie until I was about 15, but I was mortified by the hanging. Just the shadow of his hanging body sent shivers down my spine. In a freaking Disney movie as well!
That death was a horrific experience I had as a younger kid- because even at my young(ish) age I knew that he was making a horrible mistake by cutting the vines and seeing his swinging body in the shadow on the tree just shook me to my very core-
Just an FYI, Clayton from Tarzan didn't even die from suffocation (hanging) but rather because his neck snapped. Due to the height of his fall, the vine quickly tied around suffocating him and due to the force, his neck snapped. His nervous system broke as his spine probably detached from his skull. Rather painful I'd say
@@PT5-Shorts i would argue that falling such height and at such pace didn't just internally decapitate him (which still painful and certainly gruesome) but actually physically decapitate him, maybe not fully since he was still hanging, but partially for sure . This would be way more painful since the vine would hazardously cut his neck when reaching the bottom of the fall while the tension on of the vine would finish him by snapping his neck. Even if not lastingly painful It's certainly gruesome
Yeah, that’s how hanging works. It’s supposed to kill you instantly from the force of the rope snapping your neck. You only suffocate if the hanging was botched, ie the noose was too big
Fact: Hades irl is not a bad guy. He got the short end of the stick out him and his brothers. He didn’t chose the underworld. He didn’t chose to rule the dead. He is one of the *VERY* few gods who is loyal. He loves Persephone. Some may argue that he kidnapped her and that’s not love but she forgave him and she is also madly in love with him. “The rape of Persephone” wasn’t actually rape it was a metaphor for him kidnapping her. He *adores* her. And all he does in the summer is wait for her to return home to him. Hades is one of my favorite gods and I love him so much. He doesn’t deserve the bad rep he gets.
Ikr And they make Zeus the wholesome dad, while in mythlogoy he cheated on hera a lot of times. But then again it's a children movie and nothing is supposed to make sense but I get your point.
I'm glad Dr. Facilier is up so high on the list- not just because he's going to be tormented in hell for who knows how long, but just the absolute terror in his face was portrayed in a way that was so gripping that it made me feel a hint of sympathy for him. I'd also like to think Ratigan survived the fall just long enough to be eaten by his own cat, since Basil rings the bell there, that would be more satisfying considering it's what he did to everyone he didn't like.
@@maerx5053 I don’t remember Ursula’s and only remember Dr. Faciler because I recently watched the movie lol. Idk maybe it’s different for different people?
@@toastandbutter7367 Exactly. What I meant was that since Claytons was so gruesome it was the most memorable for me even though we didn’t even get to see the corpse. Falling when you’re up about 200ft with a vine wrapped around your neck is fear inducing to even think of let alone go threw.
@@youshallbenuked7024 I didn’t really watch Tarzan a lot so I didn’t remember that either. The one I remember best is Scar’s and Gaston’s (there’s probably others I can remember but I can’t think right now lol). Although Clayton’s was defiantly gruesome.
Coincidentally, at the end of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, the Quantum Masks drag Cortex to another dimension. Very similar to what happened to the witch doctor boi.
Yeah Disney our movies are for kids Also Disney let’s make the horned king die by getting pushed into the black cauldron have his skin ripped off blood swirling around him and flames Yeah DO NOT watch the black cauldron it’s TOO creepy how the horned king dies
11:01 my dad’s a fire fighter and recently dealt with an incident involving a bunch of fire works going off at once on the ground. Said one of the guys in the hospital looked like a cooked chicken with his skin peeling off. It was not an injury he recovered from unfortunately. There were a few other fatalities as well.
@@chclt_thndr Yeah but if you think about it. I doubt he enjoyed his role as the God of death. He seemed to envy his brother Zeus who was the most powerful & mighty leader of all the Gods.
@@laceyravenheart8975 Accurate, In Greek mythology, Zuse, Poseidon, and Hades Literally drew straws for who got what, Hades wasn’t happy with his choice but obviously he had to deal with it.
Fun fact: as brutal and disturbing Clayton’s death was, it was probably even more terrifying for Tarzan. He was shown staring at the hanging body in shock. He also becomes surprised and disturbed when he sees the corpse, so he sits up taller. This proves that his death is very gruesome (the most gruesome in my opinion). Btw, I don’t know how they would make a Tarzan play unless they change Clayton’s death.
That's true. Although we got the idea of what happened, we never saw what he actually looked like. I did find some fanart the other day of what it looked like from Tarzan's pov, and it was really disturbing
The best part about Zira's death is in a deleted scene. Originally she looked like she was about to accept Kiara's help, before she swatted her paw away and grinned as she fell to her death. Just that one little act of defiance would have made her death a whole lot darker to me
When I first watched it as a kid, I was sure that Zira had deliberately let go of the rock. The fact that this was what was originally intended thus came as no surprise to me....but yeah, that would have made it darker than it already was.
Same thing with Scar, the original draft of the first movie had Scar win his fight against Simba by knocking him off of a burning Pride Rock. The fire would caught up to laughing mad Scar with him being burnt alive uncaring knowing he beat his brother and nephew.
falicier and clayton did me in when i was little, the agony in faliciers voice before hes dragged to an inevitable death from his friends. gives me chills. then clayton, when he was falling you could feel the regret and pain in his expressions before his hangs there lifeless.
Maybe it's not a gruesome death but rather disturbing, but in the original script (which was animated and even voice acted) Zira from Simba's Pride movie literally commits suicide because she was too obsessed with Scar to accept Kiara's help. That's why the moment she's falling into the raging river, we can see her smiling because the animators just left it that way. Originally she wasn't even screaming, she just happily accepted her death.
I have to admit, seeing the shadow of Clayton swaying there is pretty freaky, and it made my imagination go wild as a kid. I pictured that his face was twisted into a scream, his neck snapped to the side from the force of the vine springing. Idk what Disney thought his body looked like, but it couldn’t have been pretty
reminds me of the haunted mansion ride at disney world, where on that stretchy elevator, lightning flashes and if you look up, you see a hanging man swaying from a noose
realistically, if we consider the height he fell from and his weight (he’s a pretty beefy dude) then he probably would’ve been decapitated, even if it was just a vine around his neck. of course, disney obviously didn’t want to show that to kids, so they went with a more execution-style hanging death, where his neck breaks as soon as the rope goes taut and he dies immediately. even tho it isn’t realistic, im glad they went that way honestly lol
Looking at the height Clayton fell from, his neck would have snapped the moment the vine went taunt, which would have almost instantly killed him. A pretty gruesome sight but it could've been a whole lot worse as apparently if a person being hanged weighs enough and has the right fall distance, the stop can generate enough force to actually decapitate the person. So while Clayton's death was pretty gruesome, it most certainly be a whole lot worse.
Even though Clayton was a bad dude he wasn't as evil compared to some villains and he doesn't deserve such a gruesome death. At least it was quick but still. Disney seems to be able to get away with a lot of stuff especially for being "family friendly" there are some deaths that are like ok no big deal not graphic but this one really made me question. Especially when noticing it the very first time watching the movie when I was like 6. Not scarred for life but I found it disturbing at the time. Guess when your in a jungle your limited in ways to kill off villains. He could just fell.
Oogie Boogie doesn't fall into lava. A deleted line from his song (still on the soundtrack) reveals it's "Snake and Spider stew" He cooks and eats his victims, but HE became the snake and spider stew.
Funny thing is oogie boogie didn’t die. The first hint for it is in the this is Halloween song. “I am the shadow of the moon at night, filling your dreams to the brim with fright.” And is later showed that oogie boogie was a shadow in oogies revenge(which is cannon).
Clayton's death is one of the most lifescarring deaths you can see as a child, not shown any other way than with a quick flash and silent rain... even if you were young and didn't understand the concept of death well, you would 100% know what this sort of fate meant just by the several seconds that was shown by it... It's really, REALLY, well done and dark for a disney show...
I feel like Scar could be just a little higher up on the list. Death by hyenas is extremely gruesome. Their prey usually die from blood loss as they are literally being eaten and torn apart. So yeah, super painful and drawn out.
What probably made it a bit less gruesome is that exposure of internal organs to extreme heat (like the fire) will cause severe burns which probably cauterized the wound or made the death faster.
I think that Clayton’s death is probably the worst for me. Hanging is something I’ve always found to be as an extremely dark concept, usually since it reminds me of suicide (and gives me flashbacks). It’s a death that when I saw, my eyes widened and I simply stared at the screen terrified. I guess if I had a trigger for my depression, something like that might be it. Which is why, for me, Clayton’s death is extremely dark.
Yeah I agree with you but remember his death could've been worse from a fall like that of course he had his neck snapped and not only that but there was a high chance he could've been decapitated too
They are, TBH we never truly understood the most gruesome deaths when we were little, they were well developed in order for a child to not see something very graphic, but for an adult to understand perfectly how it happened.
@@pattygonzalez6829 yep, plus like I said whenever I watch Clayton's death moments I instantly flinched when I got older cause it is kind of realistic way to die. Plus even without them cencoring the part where he died we still know how gruesome it is just by imagine it.
Electrocution, falling, hung, burning, "dusted", stabbed, crushed, bitten, frozen, trampled, explosion, being run over, torn apart, disintegrated, turning to crystal/gold/stone, boiled, shot, dragged to hell, anything else? (Only classic disney films like shown)
Ok Claytons death was one of the only ones that I couldn’t recover from. Like, he hanged himself, and you see the shadow of it. In my opinion Hades didn’t have that bad of a death. He’s a god after all...
Mocha Swirl Mocha Swirl not quite. The gods and titans were immortal but not invulnerable, eg how Cronus castrated Uranus. So basically, you will live forever unless something intervenes to kill you.
That was the point, his end was worse than death. Being immortal, he would live in constant fear, pain, and anger for all eternity, powerless for infinity.
And fun fact, Zira's... willing death was actually a bit darker, before the final version. Originally, Zira responded to Kiara's line "I'll help you". She got a wicked smile on her face and replied "No..... Never!" and then LET GO of the cliff. Test audiences thought it was "too dark" and they changed it to Zira simply falling the rest of the way off. But remnants of that initial version still remain in the final cut, with Zira's fall still looking like she's smiling as she falls to the river.
Most people are talking about Clayton's death but Zira's was absolutely terrifying to me especially after watching what was cut. What makes it even worse is the smile on her face.
The cut scenes are what made me do a complete 180 on Nuka. His final line before he dies explains his entire character, and it got cut from the movie. Maddening.
Totally agree with both comments. "No, never" and "I finally got your attention, didn't I?" are some very dark last words and it would have been awesome, if they would have been in the movie. Really would have helped Nuka as a character, but Zira's last words probably would have been a little too disturbing for kids.
According to some sources, if you fall from high enough, hitting water can be akin to hitting concrete. So depending on how high they were in the castle, then Gaston may have been killed on impact.
Yeah, if you reach terminal velocity (emphasis on "terminal") or close to it, hitting water probably isn't going to cushion you enough to prevent your instant death. After all, it's not the fall that kills you but the sudden stop when you hit bottom.
@@Compucles can dropping a brick seconds before falling, break the waters skin and allow you to dive in without breaking every bone in your leg? From terminal velocity
@@spaniel5657 It's a manga/anime shonen series where one character developed a special move (and taught it to another character) called the "Mastery of Two Layers." It's based on the silly concept that if you punch a solid object with your knuckles and immediately afterwards hit it again with the front of your fist, the first hit will remove enough of the objects physical resistance so that the second hit will be super-humanly powerful, enough to pulverize stone.
I think that Clayton’s death is the most gruesome death I’ve ever seen. I recently rewatched Tarzan after years and I only now noticed the shadow of his hanging body and it is extremely disturbing-
Agreed. I don't see how Hades or The Shadow Man had worse deaths in other people's eyes. While they may sound terrible, Clayton's was the MOST shocking and jaw dropping Disney death scene
Poorly worded, I agree, but I'm guessing he meant it was a short burst of severe pain but it wasn't really prolonged agony; presumably quick deaths are scored lower.
Rourke’s Transformation gotta be dark. When you see him transforming, you can hear his painful groans, as the crystal was attacking it’s insides too, making them as cold as literal ice. This was pretty much a gruesome transformation, but it’s more scary that he SURVIVED. After literally getting crystalized by this overpowered godly crystal, he just doesn’t care and goes full on deadly. Sadly the Crystalized rourke doesn’t last long and blows up by getting hit into the propeller. Overrall rourke stays as one of the scariest and darkest deaths in a disney movie, and one without some cringy songs playing 80% of the movie.
Do keep in mind that he for lack of a better term spontaneously combusts and then explodes due to the energy inside him combined with the impact of the propeller.
If you wrote Shere Kahn, it would be pronounced as shee-r ka-h-n, being an Indian, (Sher Khan means Tiger Ruler) Its pronounced as she-r kh-aa-n, hence the spelling will be Sher Khan. Who cares about the spelling, write whatever you want. Lol
I actually think Clayton got off fairly easy. Yes it's visually stunning, and disturbing to look at, but he died quick. Falling from that height, at that speed, even if it's only vines around his neck, his throat was crushed in a second. Clayton was dead the second the vine went taut.
I wouldn’t say easy. It is really disturbing to look at but I think he died due to suffocation. Just imagine not being able to breathe and you can’t stop it
The death you described for Zira from the Lion King sequel was originally how she was supposed to die. The edited ending rhat was released made it seem like she slipped off the cliff. In the original when Kiara says "I'll help you" Zira, Silently chuckling to her herself, says to Kiara "No...." and then whispers the words "Never" and willing let's go of the cliff face and falls into the river with a grin on her face. Even now, if you look closely, you can see her grinning while she falls. She isn't flailing around in a panic either. She just accepts her faith, choosing to rather die then make peace with Simbas pride. One of the most underrated deaths in the Disney franchise if you ask me.
Actually, space in the Treasure Planet universe has air, for the most part. So Scroop probably died of exposure/dehydration/starvation instead. So it would have been slower and much worse for it.
In treasure planet in the beginning space is called the itherium and it is definitely full of air. "There are some nights, when the winds of the itherium made one's spirit soar"
He fell into the slag Quasimodo poured out of Notre Dame to defend it. Not exactly Hell, but incredibly symbolic and left no doubt where his soul ultimately ended up. It also plays on the theme of Notre Dame and its statues (including the Virgin and Child) judging him from the very start for murdering Quasimodo’s mother and attempting to murder him as well
Boultar (...hell and hades aren’t the same thing... hades when used, say, biblically, is literally saying “the grave”. Hades’s entire realm is hades/the grave/place of the dead. In mythology the river’s the barrier between the realm of the living vs dead, with getting dunked in the river being what made Achilles near-immortal/invulnerable...but Disney took creative liberties in making it where the souls of the dead resided in addition to it sapping your lifeforce if inside too long. I’m not familiar enough with voodoo to know whether they have something akin to the christian idea of hell, tho the Princess and the Frog chooses to imply the Friends from the Other Side dragging him into something _like_ hell, or perhaps the land of the dead, or something inbetween. But, trying to understand other religions and cultures not only is respectful and dispels erroneous assumptions, it also gives insights into context and deviations from the source material to better understand what’s going on.)
@@anonymousfellow8879 I'm aware of the differences.. I was just explaining it in a way people could very easily understand and by simplifying it down to two words, I avoid writing an essay like you did
I never saw the shadow on the tree behind Clayton as he died, I did assume he would hang himself but I didn’t realize they left his dead hanging shadow in the background… Now I have chills-
I think Clayton’s death was the most cruel. When you said he was the third most cruel. I thought that meant like holy crap these deaths are gonna be way too disturbing. But they weren’t
Uhhhhh I’d argue having your body burned and soul ripped out to be used by satian would be more hardcore then falling. But yeah Clayton was the worst 😂🤣 not the Dr. even tho he did play with black magic
@@limeytimey it's a quick lil shot and darkerned in order for kids to not catch it at first, but it is definitely present. And brutal as hell. Especially since Clayton didn't have any leverage before being hung, so we can assume it wasn't an instant death.
@@bubblexbeez That actually depends on how far he fell after cutting the other vines. The "art" of hanging or lynching someone was never an exact science, and general actually killed in one of three ways, depending largely on the set-up of the actual execution. The first way, and perhaps the obvious one, was through suffocation. The rope tightens, and cuts of air-supply to your lungs (and the rest of your body), and since you don't have a steady platform to stand on, and your hands, most likely, are bound, it's a fairly slow and painful death. On the "positive" side of things, you fall unconscious way before you actually die. This was often the cause of death in the more primitive Western settings; guy throws rope over a branch, and hoists the strung-up victim up. Because of this not being an instant death, that is also where you can get the "classic" of good guy shoots rope, man falls down, but is alive (though someone probably should give him CPR, just in case). The second one, which seems plausible for Clayton, is much more instant. This comes from the rope breaking your neck, or rather, the force of the rope suddenly going from taunt to tight, the rope, due to the noose keeps tightening, and flesh, sinew, and your spine just isn't strong enough to withstand such a force in such a short moment. There are stories of the most extreme cases of this one, where the hanging would almost (if not fully) rip the victims head off. Again going with the Western movie genre, this was how (the neck breaking, not the decapitation by force and rope) the public and "professional" hangings almost always delt its death, the victim, or victims, would be standing on a platform built for just that purpose, upon release of a hatch, they drop down and the rope tightens, and breaks their neck. If the fall is long enough that is, otherwise it is a more painful variant of method number one. A third one have occurred, but was more a result of sloppy noose-work. If noose was made too loose, and maybe combined with a shorter fall, the result was that the victim wouldn't die for a long time, as the rope wasn't tight enough to suffocate them, in that fashion, they instead succumbed to a lack of water, so death by dehydration. Which can take two-three days to actually take effect.
I think Clayton was the most grusome. Then again, I didn't really understand when I first saw these films that Facilier and Hades got a fate worse than death... Clayton still scares me the most though.
Facilier did die, but in a very disturbing way. Hades can't die. He's a god, therefore he's immortal. He was dragged to the bottom of the River Styx for all eternity; but since he's immortal he can't die. Even though he isn't dead, it's still really dark
When I first watched Tarzan as a kid, the entire movie I was thinking how I wanted to swing from vines just like that. By the end of the movie? Not so much
I don't think so, the idea that Facilier is literally burning in hell with demonic spirits is much much darker than a man hanging himself, and if you read greek mythology, the kind of torment that comes with getting dragged into the Styx is no joke either
Atlantis is one of the most underrated movies in the Disney and non Disney verse and I have no idea why, it is absolute gem and masterpiece. I watched it all the time as a kid and still watch it now as an adult - I also love the second Atlantis movie!!
I feel like The Evil Queen is the most gruesome one. The Evil Queen literally falls to her death, probably sharp rocks at the bottom, and a giant Boulder falls. The most disturbing part of this is that they never showed what happened.
Scar's is by far the worst for me. Just the fact he no longer even exists physically, due to him being ravaged and eaten alive by hyenas, predators with almost the strongest bite force in nature, and being burned afterwards, speaks to how horrific his demise is.
I was relieved at 10:14 when Clayton wasn't included with the other "falling" deaths. He has one of the most memorable, gruesome deaths in Disney history without a doubt.
Tarzan was a movie I watched so many times as a kid. But I was INCREDIBLY naive . My eyes were always on the machete. It wasn't until my mid to late teens I saw the shadow and realized what happened to Clayton, and I was both in shock and relieved that i never noticed as a kid.
I think Frollo is criminally low here, considering he falls into lava while also succumbing into his hallucinations, he is falling into hell basically. At least deserves to be higher than Maestro and Morgana.
It was molten iron. Because there was water, in all likeliness: Frollo hit solid, hot iron, crushed by the gargoyle, and bother burned to death by the iron while drowning in water
Judge Frollo's death is one of my favorites in any film. Not only is the scene epic in every way, but it beautifully ties in with the movie's prologue. Great poetic justice.
I would actually consider falling from really high height to be a fairly gruesome death. Because said villain would have time to think about what was happening to them before they hit the ground. I would think that what falling to your death would lack in pain it would make up for in terror.
considering he's not from Disney but Pixar I think syndrome had it the worst after all you can't get much worse than being dragged into a blade and being cut out
You know what I love about Frollo’s death? He basically saw himself as a soldier of God, but was doing nothing godly at all, only using his power for his own gain, which is within the devil’s influence. So when the stone demon stares him in the face, it has a “Haha gotcha” kinda smile.
The thing is Scroop’s death was way more gruesome than just suffocating quickly in space. In the treasure planet movie, space is what’s known as the etherium, which is warm and full of oxygen. This means that Scroop would just float around aimlessly for days or even weeks, slowly dying or dehydration, with no one to be there except his own thoughts
Farewell, Clayton. He is now *hanging* out with Sayori Goodbye Dr. Facilier, you had one *hell* of a time here on Earth. Rip Gaston, you were *falling* apart when you realized Belle was in love with another. Take care Ursula, though you got *wrecked*
Let’s think over the guy that got turned into gold for a moment. His flesh, nerves, and blood gets turned into a metal. His arm is practically amputated inch by inch which must be incredible pain. The gold then reaches his body. Vital organs gets eaten by metal. His veins are blocked by gold. Blood no longer flows. And he is still conscious through all this. His lungs now start turning into metal. He can barely breathe now. Heart turns to metal too. Then the gold reaches his head and brain. When his brain gets into contact with gold then he loses control and becomes a vegetable. And he is still alive for a second or two. It isn’t until his brain is turned into gold that he truly perished. A transformation that eats you not only on the outside but on the inside as well.
There is another death that I think should be covered: Rasputin's death in Anastasia. It's similar to the death from the villain in the Black Cauldron, but I think it could've been on the list
Too bad about him, he had a great villain song. And so did Frollo. And Scar. And Ursula. And Gaston. Sheesh, why do so many Disney villains have such great songs?
I feel kind of bad of Hades. Like why did the souls grab him and drag him down. It's not his fault their there, they died that's where they go. Heck it's the witches that cut the string that kills them. He did nothing to them
This version of Hades is petty and cruel. Or did you miss the part in the begunning where he blasted a few souls trying to crawl into his boat? Probably not the first time that's happened, either.
Yeah, chanting "Are you ready" as they dragged him to his doom, as if to say, "okay pied piper, time to pay your dues. We had a deal, remember? And you failed to follow through!"
Disney Villain NON LETHAL Fates: Got Off Easy to Worse Than Death: bit.ly/3PLqeUM
I don't know if it was in the original film, but if you watch Hercules on Disney+, after the credits you see a black screen and can hear Hades calling out into the endless black void and getting no response.
What about sir ruber in quest for Camelot
Giant Ursula getting impaled by ship’s mast must’ve been an inspiration to serve octopus at sushi bars🤣
Oogie boogie is a ton of bugs that collectively operate their sack. Think of it as a gravemind where it's a collection of things that put all their thoughts together and move separately
@@superk9letsplays419 lol
What I think is the most horrible about Faciliers death is that his 'friends' sing HIS OWN SONG when dragging him to his death. It's so satirical. Asking him if he's ready to die, terrifying.
the princess and the frog was my favorite movie as a kid and this scene completely traumatized me
@@caitlinmcgrath4377 same 😹 😂
He wasn't READY
It was a satisfying one though. He essentially made a Faustian deal (power and/or success in exchange for your soul). His death was one of his own making long before it happened.
That scene definitely makes the movie a lot darker. The heroes weren’t able to defeat the villain, instead he got betrayed by his “friends”, which are arguably a lot scarier and a lot more evil than he was. And nothing happens to the friends. They’re still out there at the end of the movie. Think about that.
Clayton had the most disturbing one, IMO. While other Disney villains mostly just vanish from existence after they die, you see the shadow Clayton’s hanging corpse during a lightning flash. It’s easily the most memorable thing about an otherwise pretty mediocre villain.
It's definitely a dark shot.
Ok Ludwig my lord
I think the skeleton king was the most gross.
@@-boxedbobcat-3270 you mean Horned King.
Clayton gets very catastrofical death, more gruesome than hades death
I always thought Turbo's death was unsettling. The fact that he knew what's coming, yet couldn't control his insect self's instincts made it really stand out. You can see and hear the shock and terror on him as he's forced to fly right in his doom.
And then the shadow of him seconds before he's either burned or straight up vaporized by the cola that could be thousands of degrees hot
yeah,some deaths may be gruesome,but i think that's the worst because it's the most disturbing
@@randomthingdoer3879 So he was, for all intents and purposes, burned ALIVE for a short period before being incinerated into pixels!
That scene scared the living shit outta me when I was like 8-
(I'm 13 now just to clarify)
@@LITERALLYSHRIMPO I’m 8 rn lol
I think Dr. Facilier's death is the most disturbing. When you think about it he didn't actually die. He was dragged to hell where he will feel forever pain. His begging and pleading made it even more disturbing, because he knew where he was headed.
I know
Ikr
The horned king is more gruesome though, like Dr. Facilier, he got dragged to his doom, being forced to grab onto a black cauldron instead of being pulled inside a mouth of a giant mask, however we actually get to see what happens to him unlike Dr facilier, the dude legit gets his skin peeled off and got set on fire resulting in a massive explosion
Yeah, I am a devout Christian and just the idea of someone’s physical body being literally dragged down to Hell just makes my skin crawl.
@@elisabethheiman2104 Same. It’s a horrifying thought. Glad we have Jesus.
I feel like Scar should’ve been a little higher up. Hyenas are ruthless predators, able to bite through bone. But they also eat most of their prey alive. Hyenas are used to making a kill just to have a bigger predator show up and take it. This is why hyenas will start eating their prey from ANY angle they can get. It’s the mentality of needing to eat, and it wouldn’t do them good to kill every animal on the spot: they would be wasting energy and running the risk of getting their prey stolen from them. So, we could say that Scar was eaten alive (if you believe the fire didn’t automatically consume him)
Ok yeah your right that would be a horrifying way to die with the burning and the being eaten alive...
Somebody watched animal planet 😅
*Huzzah! Another fellow animal nerd! It is nice to meet you.*
@@bigsam8597 Huzzah!! Another treasure Planet fan! Its nice to meet you,are you also an Atlantis fan??
Hyenas also tend to go for the nuts first. They absolutely Spayed the poor dude
Pixar Villians: *painful and creative deaths*
Disney villains: *and so I started falling*
Lotso becomes Sid's toy till the end of days. A hell of his own making.
XD
The only Pixar villains to have died are Hopper (eaten by a bird), Syndrome (sucked into propeller), and Charles Muntz (Falling to death). If you want to you can include Ernesto de la Cruz (crushed by falling bell).
Chick hicks:wat
@Frane Coza I kind of forgot about Mordu, but he is a unique case. Since he is a mindless animal as opposed to a regular villain. And he does not affect the main conflict the way a regular villain would.
Auto is not alive, so he can't die. He is also just shut down, so he could be turned back on so he wasn't really even destroyed.
actually, gaston’s death probably was as painful as falling off a clock tower. Falling into water from that high up wouldn’t give the water any tine to spread, thus making it just like falling on solid ground. Physics, amirite?
Oh yeah he went unconscious when he hit the water. And he drowned while unconscious. R.I.P Gaston and his great grandson Clayton “let’s kill the beast” and “I WiLl sElL tHeSe goRilLA”
Bruh falling in the water from THAT high would have the equivalence of falling on hard cement
So if I dropped a vase on water from Big Ben it would shatter?
@@caydenlaw965 I....Think?
Apples am I right chat?
Probably one of the most iconic and probably 'the' most disturbing deaths from the 'classic Disney movie era' is Facilier's death (tied with Frollo's death). It's not so much gruesome, but it's the disturbing thought of being dragged to the underworld whilst begging for your life. Not only that, he heard his own music playing before his demise, meaning that he knew what was gonna happen to him. What makes this more unsettling is the fact that the whole movie is set in a real-life place (New Orleans) and the place of his death, a New Orleans cemetery, also reflects the cemeteries of New Orleans in real life, known for their Voodoo practices and witchcraft, etc.
Also when he got dragged to hell a tombstone appeared with his face showing that he was screaming with agony, that scares the snot outa me when I was a child😭
Yeah. I hated Dr. Facilier for killing Ray but I couldn't help but feel sorry for him when he was killed by his friends from the other side. THAT was a terrifying way to go. It's like being tortured before being killed.
In never going to New Orleans. 😂
Wait, 2009 is considered classic???
@@rachelanderson5150 it was the last year Disney did a 'hand-drawn' animation movie. Now all of their movies are CGI.
Fun fact: originally, Gaston survives the fall, but once he gets out of the river, he encountered the wolf pack that attacked belle and gets eaten. :)
That what I think
Wow.😂😂😂
Well...then..uh
Serves him right.
Yeah
When I was young, while I knew Clayton had died from the fall, but it wasn't until I was much older that I noticed the shadow of Clayton's hanging corpse, and I had watched Tarzan so many times when I was young, definitely the most gruesome death in my opinion.
That’s was a lie
@@gummusamongus5061 - Heehehee if you're planning to expose a liar, then you have to corner them psychologically. Only then will they reveal themselves as a liar, hiding beneath a layer of deceit.
True.
@@TheAussieJPLoco93 Lmao hello dr fan
(Spoilers)
I guess Clayton wanted to hang out with Kaede and Ibuki 😉😭
@@chriswigwe4879 OH MY
Disney Villain: All is going according to plan and my movie is finally at its climax!
Disney: *hippity hoppity, go to cliff of droppity*
HAHAHAHA!!!~ XD That's fucking HILARIOUS!!!~☆☆☆😄😄😄😂😂😂👌👌👌
Some of them not. Some of them fell literally in hell
Y e s
_climax, huh?_
500th like 😉
When you really think about it, the hyenas were the only Disney villains who got exactly what they wanted at the end: a decent meal.
What about The Headless Horseman?
yea
The hyenas weren't villains, they were just hangry
NAH-
Scar IS the Real villain the hyenas are just hungry and innocent minions
I still think dr facilier had the most gruesome death, messing with voodoo magic is one thing, but actually being dragged into hell and tormented for all eternity by the ones you once commanded, must be awful
Sure, almost all of these villains would go to Hell too, but Dr Facilier took something with him that makes his situation so much worse.
He brought his flesh.
Nope, The Horned King.
Kinda funny that Keith David voices spawn too lol
Also he was dragged to hell ALIVE
When I was a young kid, I always felt bad for him during that. But my older brother would tease me for crying at the scene. Yeah, you're right
The worst thing about Scar's death is this. In the fourth act, Shenzi explicitly states that there is no food left in the valley, and they were starving and angry. Scar blamed the lions for holding out on them. When he betrayed the hyenas, and when they came to pay him back, they were still starving. And Scar was old, weak, defeated. Those hyenas didn't just kill him. They ate him. And if you ever see how hyenas eat, you'll realize that they started eating him while he was still alive.
I think even an old dying lion could take a hyena or two along with him as he went down...
he was gone under a minute
But at least Scar took the hyenas down with him, probably because they were all burned afterwards
Back to front.
@@oddish4352 Remember that this was after the tussle with Simba. So odds are, not only was he starving, but also exhausted.
By the way Scar really deserved his death well alot of the Disney villians do but he did deserve it by tricking the hyenas and being easy alive by them well that is one terrible brutal way but not as brutal as the ones that were after him
Disney villain: *exists*
Gravity: *And* *I* *took* *that* *personally*
Yep, that sounds accurate enough
Yeah definitely
Okay
Lol
Yep
Boogie's death disturbed me down to core back when I was a kid.The way he just chanted "my bugs" over and over is still printed into my mind
Yo same
MY BUGS!!! MY BUGS! MY bugs...! my... bugs...
Yeah that was horrific
@Doomview
But still an amazing movie even to this day
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No one’s vain as Gaston
Deals pain as Gaston
No one falls to his death in the rain like Gaston.
LMAOOOOO
@Landon Chammen no it’s just a dark joke 🤣🤣🤣 (but seriously you pause the sence where Gaston is falling there are skulls in his eyes certifying that’s faint)
LMAOOOO HAHHAAH
Nice
As a specimen yes he's intimidating nobody dies like Gaston
Fun fact about Scar's death: He claimed that Simba was 'A king fit for a meal' which is why the hyenas tried to eat Simba. But then, when Scar betrayed them, they took to it like 'A king fit for a meal', since he was the king at the time, so they ate him.
Also, they ate him since they were starved, and that was all Scar's fault. If that isn't karma, then I sure as heck don't know what is.
This is even worse when you learn that, in the real world, Hyenas usually eat there prey BEFORE killing them!
Did scar tasted delicious though?
@@arturoayala1004 yeah in a Disney off screen might have put a little salt-
You could've easily just put is instead of putting is*
He also makes a cameo in Hercules as a pelt
Disney hero: [Kicks villian]
Gravity: *Is for me?* 👉👈
Lol
Hahaha 😂
underrated comment
Aw gravity sounds so cute 🥺
Lol
Clayton’s death was horrifying the first time I watched it. I never watched the full Tarzan movie until I was about 15, but I was mortified by the hanging. Just the shadow of his hanging body sent shivers down my spine. In a freaking Disney movie as well!
That death was a horrific experience I had as a younger kid- because even at my young(ish) age I knew that he was making a horrible mistake by cutting the vines and seeing his swinging body in the shadow on the tree just shook me to my very core-
One thing can be sure, they are never making that live action
@@TRN-489true *proceeds to be scared*
I was NOT scared!
I never understood it until I was 12, then my brain went: Oh HAIL NAH!!!!!
Dr. Facillier when he died: *_You're going to the shadow realm Jimbo._*
*"You're going to Brazil"*
Man got sent to an XXXtentation concert
YOU ARE GOIMG TO BRAZIL
AAAAA
*“You’re going to the nether”*
@@adyn8811 NO I DONT WANT TO GO TO BRAZIL *AAAAAAAAAAA*
The live action “Beauty and the Beast” has Gaston falling onto concrete, you can even hear the impact if I remember correctly.
This is animation only
Do we see the corpse though?
@@arturoayala1004 no that would be a little too graphic for a kids’ movie
I don't remember if you could hear the impact, but you could definitely hear the exact moment he stopped screaming.
His bones crackled snapped popped like some Rice Krispies
I grew up with Tarzan, and Clayton's swinging shadow in that lightning flash DEFINITELY stayed with me the most.
me too
Oh 100%
Oh fuck yeah
Yea me to
yeah thats really f'ed up tbh but also deserving
Just an FYI, Clayton from Tarzan didn't even die from suffocation (hanging) but rather because his neck snapped. Due to the height of his fall, the vine quickly tied around suffocating him and due to the force, his neck snapped. His nervous system broke as his spine probably detached from his skull. Rather painful I'd say
Because his spine detached from his skull (internal decapitation) wouldn't his pain be cut off from reaching his brain?
@@PT5-Shorts i would argue that falling such height and at such pace didn't just internally decapitate him (which still painful and certainly gruesome) but actually physically decapitate him, maybe not fully since he was still hanging, but partially for sure . This would be way more painful since the vine would hazardously cut his neck when reaching the bottom of the fall while the tension on of the vine would finish him by snapping his neck.
Even if not lastingly painful
It's certainly gruesome
Snap.
Yeah, that’s how hanging works. It’s supposed to kill you instantly from the force of the rope snapping your neck. You only suffocate if the hanging was botched, ie the noose was too big
Technically frollo was right, God did in fact smite the wicked by sending him right to hell
Yeah, he wasn't lying
He just didn't realize it was actually going to be him
Yeah he thought he was going to heaven but it looks like he got cought up in hell's fire.
Da da da da da da da ding
Frollo burned in a hellfire he created
No one fights like Gaston
Douses lights like a Gaston
No one falls of a castle and dies like Gaston
No one shoots like Gaston... because he somehow fired three shots from a single-shot muzzle loading rifle.
And no one screams like Gaston
Which one are you talking about? Cuz I have a lot of things to say about "Gaston"
@@gastonfourt5363 Uhhh... Gaston in Beauty and the Beast? 1991? Nominated for Best Picture?
@@oddish4352 damn it... I wanted to do the cool stuff...
Fact: Hades irl is not a bad guy. He got the short end of the stick out him and his brothers. He didn’t chose the underworld. He didn’t chose to rule the dead. He is one of the *VERY* few gods who is loyal. He loves Persephone. Some may argue that he kidnapped her and that’s not love but she forgave him and she is also madly in love with him. “The rape of Persephone” wasn’t actually rape it was a metaphor for him kidnapping her. He *adores* her. And all he does in the summer is wait for her to return home to him. Hades is one of my favorite gods and I love him so much. He doesn’t deserve the bad rep he gets.
Ikr
And they make Zeus the wholesome dad, while in mythlogoy he cheated on hera a lot of times.
But then again it's a children movie and nothing is supposed to make sense but I get your point.
@@Dark-lw9hq LISTEN!! When I say this man whored around on his wife and was confused on why she acts crazy 😐
Hades is one of the best underrated Gods and no one can change my mind 👏🏿
@@eliana8834 ik
Hades is my favorite god I dislike Zeus
To be honest, I have always enjoy Artemis, but Hades is probably the only hero
I'm glad Dr. Facilier is up so high on the list- not just because he's going to be tormented in hell for who knows how long, but just the absolute terror in his face was portrayed in a way that was so gripping that it made me feel a hint of sympathy for him.
I'd also like to think Ratigan survived the fall just long enough to be eaten by his own cat, since Basil rings the bell there, that would be more satisfying considering it's what he did to everyone he didn't like.
Gaston: I have the most memorable Disney death
Clayton: *sigh* hold my neck Tarzan-
@Jay true true. That is one ironic way to DIE
What about Dr. Facilier Or Ursula
@@maerx5053 I don’t remember Ursula’s and only remember Dr. Faciler because I recently watched the movie lol. Idk maybe it’s different for different people?
@@toastandbutter7367 Exactly. What I meant was that since Claytons was so gruesome it was the most memorable for me even though we didn’t even get to see the corpse. Falling when you’re up about 200ft with a vine wrapped around your neck is fear inducing to even think of let alone go threw.
@@youshallbenuked7024 I didn’t really watch Tarzan a lot so I didn’t remember that either. The one I remember best is Scar’s and Gaston’s (there’s probably others I can remember but I can’t think right now lol). Although Clayton’s was defiantly gruesome.
Dr. Faciler’s death is absolutely horrifying. It’s not even super brutal, but being dragged down to the depths of hell is terrifying as hell.
i get the joke
@@CloutlessLoser hey do you see the records room, the room where it says records?
Coincidentally, at the end of Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time, the Quantum Masks drag Cortex to another dimension. Very similar to what happened to the witch doctor boi.
Fr
@@f.m.t9514 Um...ever heard of spoiler alert? Sheesh.
Disney: Our movies are for kids.
Also Disney: LEtS pLay HAngmAN wItH CLayToN.
NOO
that’s beautiful
BUT NOO
Ah yes. The floor here is made of FloOr
I audibly laughed at this bahahaha
Yeah
Disney our movies are for kids
Also Disney let’s make the horned king die by getting pushed into the black cauldron have his skin ripped off blood swirling around him and flames
Yeah DO NOT watch the black cauldron it’s TOO creepy how the horned king dies
IM F**KING DYING RN
11:01 my dad’s a fire fighter and recently dealt with an incident involving a bunch of fire works going off at once on the ground. Said one of the guys in the hospital looked like a cooked chicken with his skin peeling off. It was not an injury he recovered from unfortunately. There were a few other fatalities as well.
Oof, I’m sorry, I’m not smart so idk if that was your dad or a victim looking like a chicken, but either way, I’m sorry😬
Disney: Our movies are made for kids!
*Clayton accidently hanging himself*
not all disney movies are kid frendly but tarzan is and yaeh
@@connbulb556 I’m younger then you and it’s spelled yeah
Ture
@@connbulb556 ...ooooh
Did you know Tarzan is a long lost brother to Anna and Elsa
As Hercules himself said about dying “There are worse fates”
Like living
@@sanssoucilucci in 2020
@@LEEYAHP you are right
@@LEEYAHP or literally any decade before the 1940s
Like a free to play game?
The scary thing for Hades death is he feels like he’s drowning for eternity
I know it's so saaaaaad
@@rm8181 I mean he’s literally tortured millions or even trillions of people you can’t really feel bad for him
I loved hades comedy in the movie, he was pretty funny XD
@@chclt_thndr Yeah but if you think about it. I doubt he enjoyed his role as the God of death. He seemed to envy his brother Zeus who was the most powerful & mighty leader of all the Gods.
@@laceyravenheart8975 Accurate, In Greek mythology, Zuse, Poseidon, and Hades Literally drew straws for who got what, Hades wasn’t happy with his choice but obviously he had to deal with it.
Fun fact: as brutal and disturbing Clayton’s death was, it was probably even more terrifying for Tarzan. He was shown staring at the hanging body in shock. He also becomes surprised and disturbed when he sees the corpse, so he sits up taller. This proves that his death is very gruesome (the most gruesome in my opinion). Btw, I don’t know how they would make a Tarzan play unless they change Clayton’s death.
That's true. Although we got the idea of what happened, we never saw what he actually looked like. I did find some fanart the other day of what it looked like from Tarzan's pov, and it was really disturbing
The best part about Zira's death is in a deleted scene. Originally she looked like she was about to accept Kiara's help, before she swatted her paw away and grinned as she fell to her death. Just that one little act of defiance would have made her death a whole lot darker to me
I remembered like this. Maybe it's a different edit in different countries?
Ye
I have the tape and I was confused that it wasn’t added into the video lol. Now it makes sense
When I first watched it as a kid, I was sure that Zira had deliberately let go of the rock. The fact that this was what was originally intended thus came as no surprise to me....but yeah, that would have made it darker than it already was.
Same thing with Scar, the original draft of the first movie had Scar win his fight against Simba by knocking him off of a burning Pride Rock. The fire would caught up to laughing mad Scar with him being burnt alive uncaring knowing he beat his brother and nephew.
falicier and clayton did me in when i was little, the agony in faliciers voice before hes dragged to an inevitable death from his friends. gives me chills. then clayton, when he was falling you could feel the regret and pain in his expressions before his hangs there lifeless.
I agree! Even though Facilier was a villian, he only did VooDoo because he was the best at it. His ‘friends’ are arseholes.
But hey, at least Clayton’s death was quick, although gruesome to look at
No.. one's... Vain like Gaston
Causes Pain Like Gaston,
No one falls to his death in the rain like Gaston!
And as a Backstabber at Best, how Humil-iating
My that’s goodbye to Gaston!
When he was a lad he ate four dozen eggs
Shouldn’t he choke on them instead?
(I tried ok. I’m bad at this stuff)
Nobody eats a dozen eggs like gaston
@@ProblematicRat It's fine I also mentioned the eggs lol
Non oneeee...
Cleans like Gaston
Quarantines like Gaston,
No one spreads COVID-19 like Gaston-
*wait*
(Totally not mine, and not original)
Maybe it's not a gruesome death but rather disturbing, but in the original script (which was animated and even voice acted) Zira from Simba's Pride movie literally commits suicide because she was too obsessed with Scar to accept Kiara's help. That's why the moment she's falling into the raging river, we can see her smiling because the animators just left it that way. Originally she wasn't even screaming, she just happily accepted her death.
I have to admit, seeing the shadow of Clayton swaying there is pretty freaky, and it made my imagination go wild as a kid. I pictured that his face was twisted into a scream, his neck snapped to the side from the force of the vine springing. Idk what Disney thought his body looked like, but it couldn’t have been pretty
Another dark imagination? ^^ WHOO!
reminds me of the haunted mansion ride at disney world, where on that stretchy elevator, lightning flashes and if you look up, you see a hanging man swaying from a noose
realistically, if we consider the height he fell from and his weight (he’s a pretty beefy dude) then he probably would’ve been decapitated, even if it was just a vine around his neck. of course, disney obviously didn’t want to show that to kids, so they went with a more execution-style hanging death, where his neck breaks as soon as the rope goes taut and he dies immediately. even tho it isn’t realistic, im glad they went that way honestly lol
Looking at the height Clayton fell from, his neck would have snapped the moment the vine went taunt, which would have almost instantly killed him. A pretty gruesome sight but it could've been a whole lot worse as apparently if a person being hanged weighs enough and has the right fall distance, the stop can generate enough force to actually decapitate the person. So while Clayton's death was pretty gruesome, it most certainly be a whole lot worse.
Even though Clayton was a bad dude he wasn't as evil compared to some villains and he doesn't deserve such a gruesome death. At least it was quick but still. Disney seems to be able to get away with a lot of stuff especially for being "family friendly" there are some deaths that are like ok no big deal not graphic but this one really made me question. Especially when noticing it the very first time watching the movie when I was like 6. Not scarred for life but I found it disturbing at the time. Guess when your in a jungle your limited in ways to kill off villains. He could just fell.
Well, Facilier definitely saw his “friends” in the other side
Nice
You right
I could say the same to Hades
Niiice
years later and I finally know that the "other side" is
Oogie Boogie doesn't fall into lava. A deleted line from his song (still on the soundtrack) reveals it's "Snake and Spider stew"
He cooks and eats his victims, but HE became the snake and spider stew.
Was he yummy though?
@@arturoayala1004 No idea
Oof.
Funny thing is oogie boogie didn’t die. The first hint for it is in the this is Halloween song. “I am the shadow of the moon at night, filling your dreams to the brim with fright.” And is later showed that oogie boogie was a shadow in oogies revenge(which is cannon).
His death scared me as a child
Clayton's death is one of the most lifescarring deaths you can see as a child, not shown any other way than with a quick flash and silent rain...
even if you were young and didn't understand the concept of death well, you would 100% know what this sort of fate meant just by the several seconds that was shown by it... It's really, REALLY, well done and dark for a disney show...
The parents would understand 1000%
It’s a morbid death because he was hung like a certain execution and token by nature, imagine the grubs feasting on his corpse, ew
Kinda reminds me of Hoppers death from a Bug’s life.
@@mochicaca123*Uh.*
Maleficent: *tries to eat before dying*
Prince Phillip: Nope.
@Benjamin McCoy Prince Phillip dies from being thrown into a ceiling fan and being stabbed repeatedly
@Benjamin McCoy LOL
*minecraft logic my guy*
@@s0up1x68 ...wait a minute...
@@screamindog8772 jesus christ that's brutal
I feel like Scar could be just a little higher up on the list. Death by hyenas is extremely gruesome. Their prey usually die from blood loss as they are literally being eaten and torn apart. So yeah, super painful and drawn out.
Definitely being ripped to shreds by hyenas scar deat should be 2nd
I think the reason he wasn't ranked higher was because he's an animal. So his death was more natural by animalistic standards.
What probably made it a bit less gruesome is that exposure of internal organs to extreme heat (like the fire) will cause severe burns which probably cauterized the wound or made the death faster.
Yeah being eaten and cooked alive simultaneously is pretty messed up
However, we only see the shadow
I think that Clayton’s death is probably the worst for me. Hanging is something I’ve always found to be as an extremely dark concept, usually since it reminds me of suicide (and gives me flashbacks). It’s a death that when I saw, my eyes widened and I simply stared at the screen terrified. I guess if I had a trigger for my depression, something like that might be it. Which is why, for me, Clayton’s death is extremely dark.
Yeah I agree with you but remember his death could've been worse from a fall like that of course he had his neck snapped and not only that but there was a high chance he could've been decapitated too
I realy hope you are feeling better
Hope you get better
FriskTeGamer yeah same. I hated Tarzan so much I only watched it three times as a kid.
WARPED YOUR REALITY INTENSIFYS
Clayton's death always stuck with me as a kid not seeing the body but the silhouette only was even more disturbing and dark
It was satisfying to see Frollo and Scar get yeeted
Whenever I see this profile, I like to think Kim Jong Un is sitting in his castle somewhere watching WickedBinge videos.
Yes those men got yeeeeeeeeeeted
YEA YEET
Yeet 👌🏻
What about Trump?
Disney: "These movies are made for kids!"
*"ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT-"*
Imagine disney started making rated r content instead and made literal pornographic disney princess alternative movies
@@denji6975 welp it is r rated shadowed in kids cartoon cover XD
They are, TBH we never truly understood the most gruesome deaths when we were little, they were well developed in order for a child to not see something very graphic, but for an adult to understand perfectly how it happened.
@@pattygonzalez6829 yep, plus like I said whenever I watch Clayton's death moments I instantly flinched when I got older cause it is kind of realistic way to die. Plus even without them cencoring the part where he died we still know how gruesome it is just by imagine it.
Electrocution, falling, hung, burning, "dusted", stabbed, crushed, bitten, frozen, trampled, explosion, being run over, torn apart, disintegrated, turning to crystal/gold/stone, boiled, shot, dragged to hell, anything else? (Only classic disney films like shown)
Ok Claytons death was one of the only ones that I couldn’t recover from. Like, he hanged himself, and you see the shadow of it. In my opinion Hades didn’t have that bad of a death. He’s a god after all...
He couldn’t have died. Greek gods are depicted as immortal. It may have just been a small inconvenience for him.
@@all.things.encanto9487 exactly
Mocha Swirl Mocha Swirl not quite. The gods and titans were immortal but not invulnerable, eg how Cronus castrated Uranus. So basically, you will live forever unless something intervenes to kill you.
That was the point, his end was worse than death. Being immortal, he would live in constant fear, pain, and anger for all eternity, powerless for infinity.
At least the suffering ended for the others.
And fun fact, Zira's... willing death was actually a bit darker, before the final version. Originally, Zira responded to Kiara's line "I'll help you". She got a wicked smile on her face and replied "No..... Never!" and then LET GO of the cliff. Test audiences thought it was "too dark" and they changed it to Zira simply falling the rest of the way off. But remnants of that initial version still remain in the final cut, with Zira's fall still looking like she's smiling as she falls to the river.
Most people are talking about Clayton's death but Zira's was absolutely terrifying to me especially after watching what was cut. What makes it even worse is the smile on her face.
The cut scenes are what made me do a complete 180 on Nuka. His final line before he dies explains his entire character, and it got cut from the movie. Maddening.
Totally agree with both comments.
"No, never" and "I finally got your attention, didn't I?" are some very dark last words and it would have been awesome, if they would have been in the movie.
Really would have helped Nuka as a character, but Zira's last words probably would have been a little too disturbing for kids.
most ppl talking about clayton but the most disturbing for me is maleficent. there's actually blood shown in it
According to some sources, if you fall from high enough, hitting water can be akin to hitting concrete. So depending on how high they were in the castle, then Gaston may have been killed on impact.
Yeah, if you reach terminal velocity (emphasis on "terminal") or close to it, hitting water probably isn't going to cushion you enough to prevent your instant death. After all, it's not the fall that kills you but the sudden stop when you hit bottom.
@@Compucles can dropping a brick seconds before falling, break the waters skin and allow you to dive in without breaking every bone in your leg? From terminal velocity
@@spaniel5657 I highly doubt it. Real life doesn't work like "Rurouni Kenshin."
@@Compucles what’s that?
@@spaniel5657 It's a manga/anime shonen series where one character developed a special move (and taught it to another character) called the "Mastery of Two Layers."
It's based on the silly concept that if you punch a solid object with your knuckles and immediately afterwards hit it again with the front of your fist, the first hit will remove enough of the objects physical resistance so that the second hit will be super-humanly powerful, enough to pulverize stone.
I think that Clayton’s death is the most gruesome death I’ve ever seen. I recently rewatched Tarzan after years and I only now noticed the shadow of his hanging body and it is extremely disturbing-
Same, I never noticed it as a child
Yea! He was freaking hung!
That’s what makes it one of the best Disney movies at the same time cuz Tarzan wasn’t afraid of getting dark
Me too
Agreed. I don't see how Hades or The Shadow Man had worse deaths in other people's eyes. While they may sound terrible, Clayton's was the MOST shocking and jaw dropping Disney death scene
I find Clayton’s death the creepiest even if we don’t actually see him, but we see his shadow, which is almost creepier
“Falling off a tower is a painful way to go, but it’s not that flashy or painful”
Ah yes the floor is made out of floor, yet not made out of floor
We breath air to live but we don't need air
Poorly worded, I agree, but I'm guessing he meant it was a short burst of severe pain but it wasn't really prolonged agony; presumably quick deaths are scored lower.
This stick is not a stick. This stick is actually a stick. But at the same time it’s a stick instead of a stick.
@@themalkman2270 Visible confusion
Missed Deaths:
1. Doris from Meet the Robinsons
2. The Rat from Lady and the Tramp
3. Kazar from The Wild
4. Narissa from Enchanted
5. Edgar from the Aristocats. Dead from asphyxiation long before he reaches Timbuktu.
6 Doom from Who Blamed Roger Rabbit (it’s not animated but come on, animation and live action. Besides, he was a cartoon)
And Shere Khan from jungle book
@@RaptorGaming-zk8ej well he is not technically dead
@@frank8917 oh he isn’t?
1:43 Aw, he missed the chance to say "No one dies like Gaston"!
But like 10 other villains did lol
Lol
Lmfao 🤣
i litterly said it wen i saw gaston on the list
ZACHARIE PFP??? ZACHY???? CAT MAN PFP??? TOAD MAN PFP????????
The fact that Clayton's death was yet so gruesome it was shown by his shadow makes it way darker
Funfact: *When Gaston falls you can see a skull on his eyes for a very few frames*
Well, how did you know this?
@@McDawg_ The internet lad
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@@kubapatek3758 im sorry?
I’ve actually saw beauty and the beast recently and saw this before I read this comment
Gaston actually had skulls reflected in his eyes as he fell. Not exactly subtle, Disney.
Yes he is finally gone. Now time to find my type of Belle
I never noticed the skulls until someone else said they were there
Tf where are they?
@@pungoblin9377 pause EXACTLY AT 2:16
@@itzmiggyl2423 thanks
Least gruesome: falling from a high place
Most gruesome: getting literally dragged into hell
And these are PG rated?
@@franciskaranja9293 ikr these are gruesome
@@franciskaranja9293 actually most of them are G...😬
How are almost all of these PG or G rated...?
@@punnyarts it’s disney let’s be real here
Rourke’s Transformation gotta be dark.
When you see him transforming, you can hear his painful groans, as the crystal was attacking it’s insides too, making them as cold as literal ice. This was pretty much a gruesome transformation, but it’s more scary that he SURVIVED.
After literally getting crystalized by this overpowered godly crystal, he just doesn’t care and goes full on deadly.
Sadly the Crystalized rourke doesn’t last long and blows up by getting hit into the propeller.
Overrall rourke stays as one of the scariest and darkest deaths in a disney movie, and one without some cringy songs playing 80% of the movie.
Do keep in mind that he for lack of a better term spontaneously combusts and then explodes due to the energy inside him combined with the impact of the propeller.
@@Sackquaza yeah
Here lies Dr. Facilier. He wasn't ready.
RIP Ursula. This poor unfortunate soul.
@Rasha Norman farewell to King Candy. He was Turbo-tastic.
RIP Scar. He wasn't prepared.
RIP Ratigan, the worlds greatest criminal mind.
Farewell to Gaston. There was no other beast like him.
“Disney villains HAVE to die.”
Shere Khan: Lol
Hades didn't die...
Hans didn't die lol
If you wrote Shere Kahn, it would be pronounced as shee-r ka-h-n, being an Indian, (Sher Khan means Tiger Ruler) Its pronounced as she-r kh-aa-n, hence the spelling will be Sher Khan. Who cares about the spelling, write whatever you want. Lol
@Jacob Pleggenkuhle oof, **insert shrug emoji here**
Jafar in the 1st movie:you were saying
I actually think Clayton got off fairly easy. Yes it's visually stunning, and disturbing to look at, but he died quick.
Falling from that height, at that speed, even if it's only vines around his neck, his throat was crushed in a second. Clayton was dead the second the vine went taut.
I wouldn’t say easy. It is really disturbing to look at but I think he died due to suffocation. Just imagine not being able to breathe and you can’t stop it
That is true.
Yeah I'd choose that over getting my skin ripped out of my body any day
@@Tommy-nh4su Yeah or being eaten alive by vicious predators...
@@Tommy-nh4su You'd just feel tightness and lose consciousness. It's rather merciful.
The death you described for Zira from the Lion King sequel was originally how she was supposed to die. The edited ending rhat was released made it seem like she slipped off the cliff.
In the original when Kiara says "I'll help you" Zira, Silently chuckling to her herself, says to Kiara "No...." and then whispers the words "Never" and willing let's go of the cliff face and falls into the river with a grin on her face. Even now, if you look closely, you can see her grinning while she falls. She isn't flailing around in a panic either. She just accepts her faith, choosing to rather die then make peace with Simbas pride.
One of the most underrated deaths in the Disney franchise if you ask me.
Actually, space in the Treasure Planet universe has air, for the most part. So Scroop probably died of exposure/dehydration/starvation instead. So it would have been slower and much worse for it.
Or he could be a castaway...
Weren't they using some kind of artificial atmosphere on the ship?
@@Compucles I'm pretty sure the space in that universe is breathable.
Fell upward, drifting through space for all eternity
In treasure planet in the beginning space is called the itherium and it is definitely full of air. "There are some nights, when the winds of the itherium made one's spirit soar"
Dr. Faciliar: *literally getting dragged into hell*
The shadows: *scatting*
That's mr banana beak to you fuzzy!
Lmao
*intense execution them song plays*
AHAAA
ZA ZU ZA ZU ZA ZU ZA ZU
Parents: Hey, Tarzan looks like a good movie! Let’s watch!
Tarzan: *Alrighty folks. Time to hang Clayton.*
Children: *Crying*
Parents: *uhhhhh.. Here’s £10, never speak of this again.*
Parents trying to comfort children: He's not dead, he just got arrested for animal cruelty
Clayton's death by far had the biggest impact on me as a child, and yet Tarzan is still one of my all time Disney favourites.
Ratigan 1:08
Gaston 1:47
King runeard 2:30
Percival Mcleach 3:03
Zira 3:43
Scroop 4:37
Mother Gothel 5:24
Maleficent 6:06
The evil queen 6:54
Judge Claude frollo 7:46
Meastro forte 8:37
morgana 9:28
Shan Yu 10:40
Sykes 11:15
Jafar 12:00
King candy AKA turbo 12:51
Ursula 13:54
scar 14:35
oogie boogie 15:42
Sa’luk 16:48
Lyle Tiberius rourke 17:39
Horned King 18:40
Clayton 19:39
doctor falicier 20:53
Hades 21:41
I dont get it
Where’s bill
@@ishotmyselfandnowiamdying8199 huh?
Whos bill
Shere khan obviously isn’t here because he doesn’t die in either of the original films however, he does die in the remake
Did you do all those misspellings on purpose?
Maleficent: **Tries To Eat Before Dying**
Prince Philip: Say Sike Right Now
Minecraft moment
😐😐😐
@@coandmyri4467 XD
Lolll
@@coandmyri4467 😐👉🏼🚪
“Our next villain is Zira, our first death from a sequel”
Um... Frozen and The Rescuers would like a word with you.
Maybe he meant "straight to video" sequel.
Frozen 2 and Rescuers Down Under got theatrical releases.
I think he meant in the list
IKR
Yes Frozen II and The Rescuers Down Under are sequels, but The Rescuers Down Under is considered more of a standalone film. But still a sequel
they meant from the list, it was the first mentioned
Frollo literally went to hell so his death was so gruesome
and also super fucking entertaining and satisfying
He fell into the slag Quasimodo poured out of Notre Dame to defend it. Not exactly Hell, but incredibly symbolic and left no doubt where his soul ultimately ended up. It also plays on the theme of Notre Dame and its statues (including the Virgin and Child) judging him from the very start for murdering Quasimodo’s mother and attempting to murder him as well
We actually watch Facilier go to hell and Hades (hell itself) gets dragged deeper into his own domain to be tormented by the very things he governed
Boultar
(...hell and hades aren’t the same thing... hades when used, say, biblically, is literally saying “the grave”. Hades’s entire realm is hades/the grave/place of the dead. In mythology the river’s the barrier between the realm of the living vs dead, with getting dunked in the river being what made Achilles near-immortal/invulnerable...but Disney took creative liberties in making it where the souls of the dead resided in addition to it sapping your lifeforce if inside too long. I’m not familiar enough with voodoo to know whether they have something akin to the christian idea of hell, tho the Princess and the Frog chooses to imply the Friends from the Other Side dragging him into something _like_ hell, or perhaps the land of the dead, or something inbetween. But, trying to understand other religions and cultures not only is respectful and dispels erroneous assumptions, it also gives insights into context and deviations from the source material to better understand what’s going on.)
@@anonymousfellow8879 I'm aware of the differences.. I was just explaining it in a way people could very easily understand and by simplifying it down to two words, I avoid writing an essay like you did
I never saw the shadow on the tree behind Clayton as he died, I did assume he would hang himself but I didn’t realize they left his dead hanging shadow in the background… Now I have chills-
I think Clayton’s death was the most cruel. When you said he was the third most cruel. I thought that meant like holy crap these deaths are gonna be way too disturbing. But they weren’t
Except this is a list of gruesome deaths, not cruel. If it was, Clayton would be top for sure. Maybe even there at a list of iconic deaths
Uhhhhh
I’d argue having your body burned and soul ripped out to be used by satian would be more hardcore then falling. But yeah Clayton was the worst 😂🤣 not the Dr. even tho he did play with black magic
@@donovanulrich348 he got hung,When the lightning strikes you can see his hanging body in the background.
@@limeytimey it's a quick lil shot and darkerned in order for kids to not catch it at first, but it is definitely present. And brutal as hell. Especially since Clayton didn't have any leverage before being hung, so we can assume it wasn't an instant death.
@@bubblexbeez That actually depends on how far he fell after cutting the other vines. The "art" of hanging or lynching someone was never an exact science, and general actually killed in one of three ways, depending largely on the set-up of the actual execution. The first way, and perhaps the obvious one, was through suffocation. The rope tightens, and cuts of air-supply to your lungs (and the rest of your body), and since you don't have a steady platform to stand on, and your hands, most likely, are bound, it's a fairly slow and painful death. On the "positive" side of things, you fall unconscious way before you actually die. This was often the cause of death in the more primitive Western settings; guy throws rope over a branch, and hoists the strung-up victim up. Because of this not being an instant death, that is also where you can get the "classic" of good guy shoots rope, man falls down, but is alive (though someone probably should give him CPR, just in case).
The second one, which seems plausible for Clayton, is much more instant. This comes from the rope breaking your neck, or rather, the force of the rope suddenly going from taunt to tight, the rope, due to the noose keeps tightening, and flesh, sinew, and your spine just isn't strong enough to withstand such a force in such a short moment. There are stories of the most extreme cases of this one, where the hanging would almost (if not fully) rip the victims head off. Again going with the Western movie genre, this was how (the neck breaking, not the decapitation by force and rope) the public and "professional" hangings almost always delt its death, the victim, or victims, would be standing on a platform built for just that purpose, upon release of a hatch, they drop down and the rope tightens, and breaks their neck. If the fall is long enough that is, otherwise it is a more painful variant of method number one.
A third one have occurred, but was more a result of sloppy noose-work. If noose was made too loose, and maybe combined with a shorter fall, the result was that the victim wouldn't die for a long time, as the rope wasn't tight enough to suffocate them, in that fashion, they instead succumbed to a lack of water, so death by dehydration. Which can take two-three days to actually take effect.
I think Clayton was the most grusome. Then again, I didn't really understand when I first saw these films that Facilier and Hades got a fate worse than death... Clayton still scares me the most though.
Facilier did die, but in a very disturbing way. Hades can't die. He's a god, therefore he's immortal. He was dragged to the bottom of the River Styx for all eternity; but since he's immortal he can't die. Even though he isn't dead, it's still really dark
When I first watched Tarzan as a kid, the entire movie I was thinking how I wanted to swing from vines just like that.
By the end of the movie? Not so much
@Bunbunfam Which is weird. Isn't he the god of the Underworld and his realm is supposed to bend to his every will?
If the list was ranking how dark overall the deaths were, Clayton from Tarzan would win in a landslide
Agreed
That traumatized me almost as much as Mufasa.
True
I don't think so, the idea that Facilier is literally burning in hell with demonic spirits is much much darker than a man hanging himself, and if you read greek mythology, the kind of torment that comes with getting dragged into the Styx is no joke either
@@MCBoult Yeah but those things are not real. What happend to clayton is somting that WARY MUCH is real. So it has a greater effect on most poeple.
Atlantis is one of the most underrated movies in the Disney and non Disney verse and I have no idea why, it is absolute gem and masterpiece. I watched it all the time as a kid and still watch it now as an adult - I also love the second Atlantis movie!!
I can't claim the hyenas. They were hungry, and Scar insulted them after basically USING them.
Scar: *openly insults the hyenas, before falling off a cliff*
Hyenas: finally, some good fucking food
@@dragonheart1236 it’s a little bitter tho..
@@dragonheart1236 kinda salty too
Lol you put claim instead of blame btw I am not trying to be rude also I also can’t really blame them(The Hyenas)
That too is... the CIIIIIRCLE OF LIIIIIFE!!!
I feel like The Evil Queen is the most gruesome one.
The Evil Queen literally falls to her death, probably sharp rocks at the bottom, and a giant Boulder falls.
The most disturbing part of this is that they never showed what happened.
Leave it to your imagination to create the most gruesome and wicked scenes ever.
Don't forget the vultures waiting to eat her dead body.
AND got eaten by vultures
Scar for me .
You dont need to show it. you just need your IMAGINATION!!!
As a kid, Clayton's death was terrifying for me especially when the lightning showed his corpse hanging on the vines.
I miss when Disney when all out on deaths especially on villains.
Oh well, at least *DreamWorks* will do it themselves.
Scar's is by far the worst for me. Just the fact he no longer even exists physically, due to him being ravaged and eaten alive by hyenas, predators with almost the strongest bite force in nature, and being burned afterwards, speaks to how horrific his demise is.
I was relieved at 10:14 when Clayton wasn't included with the other "falling" deaths. He has one of the most memorable, gruesome deaths in Disney history without a doubt.
He did not technically fall he got killed before he hit the ground
@@qingpetcher667 Ground that he technically never touches, by the way
Tarzan was a movie I watched so many times as a kid. But I was INCREDIBLY naive . My eyes were always on the machete. It wasn't until my mid to late teens I saw the shadow and realized what happened to Clayton, and I was both in shock and relieved that i never noticed as a kid.
I'm 20 and I have first noticed Clayton's shadow now
I think Frollo is criminally low here, considering he falls into lava while also succumbing into his hallucinations, he is falling into hell basically. At least deserves to be higher than Maestro and Morgana.
It's molten steel, but serves the same metaphor.
@@qmchale5130 monten cooper
It was molten iron. Because there was water, in all likeliness: Frollo hit solid, hot iron, crushed by the gargoyle, and bother burned to death by the iron while drowning in water
Judge Frollo's death is one of my favorites in any film. Not only is the scene epic in every way, but it beautifully ties in with the movie's prologue. Great poetic justice.
I would actually consider falling from really high height to be a fairly gruesome death. Because said villain would have time to think about what was happening to them before they hit the ground. I would think that what falling to your death would lack in pain it would make up for in terror.
I still think Atlantis is an underrated classic
It *REALLY* is. No doubt about it.
YES
Yes
Oh it definitely is
It is
considering he's not from Disney but Pixar I think syndrome had it the worst after all you can't get much worse than being dragged into a blade and being cut out
NO CAPES!!!
Also Hopper
I ft. Eel bad for him
Exactly
@@tornadodee148 Oh yeah I forgot he got eaten and Presumably torn apart
if i had a nickel for every time a disney villain fell to their deaths, idk i’d have a lot of nickels
You'd have roughly 1000 nickels
@@mariahbabcock6430 if it were 100 dollar bills they'd have a lot of money
You’d be Scrooge mcduck at that point
You know what I love about Frollo’s death? He basically saw himself as a soldier of God, but was doing nothing godly at all, only using his power for his own gain, which is within the devil’s influence. So when the stone demon stares him in the face, it has a “Haha gotcha” kinda smile.
The thing is Scroop’s death was way more gruesome than just suffocating quickly in space. In the treasure planet movie, space is what’s known as the etherium, which is warm and full of oxygen. This means that Scroop would just float around aimlessly for days or even weeks, slowly dying or dehydration, with no one to be there except his own thoughts
Eventually, Scroop stopped thinking.
That explains a lot
Farewell, Clayton. He is now *hanging* out with Sayori
Goodbye Dr. Facilier, you had one *hell* of a time here on Earth.
Rip Gaston, you were *falling* apart when you realized Belle was in love with another.
Take care Ursula, though you got *wrecked*
Now THAT is twisted
Ii
Wf
And not being king must EAT SCAR UP inside.
So long Evil Queen, hope your time on earth *rocked*
Let’s think over the guy that got turned into gold for a moment. His flesh, nerves, and blood gets turned into a metal. His arm is practically amputated inch by inch which must be incredible pain. The gold then reaches his body. Vital organs gets eaten by metal. His veins are blocked by gold. Blood no longer flows. And he is still conscious through all this. His lungs now start turning into metal. He can barely breathe now. Heart turns to metal too. Then the gold reaches his head and brain. When his brain gets into contact with gold then he loses control and becomes a vegetable. And he is still alive for a second or two. It isn’t until his brain is turned into gold that he truly perished. A transformation that eats you not only on the outside but on the inside as well.
HORRIFYING
Godammit it must have hurt
Except it happened in the manner of a second or two
That would be an awful way to die
Alyssa Stevens that is a lot of pain in rapid succession
There is another death that I think should be covered: Rasputin's death in Anastasia. It's similar to the death from the villain in the Black Cauldron, but I think it could've been on the list
Anastasia isn’t a Disney film
I definitely think Oggie had the most gruesome onscreen death. He got his “skin” ripped off and slowly died one by one.
You mean oogie?
Too bad about him, he had a great villain song. And so did Frollo. And Scar. And Ursula. And Gaston. Sheesh, why do so many Disney villains have such great songs?
@@oddish4352 the Villain songs are always so good!!! “Friends on the Other Side” is one of the best Disney songs.
I agree! For me that one is the winner or at least top five. I think it's so disturbing how all the insect crawl out of his body...
How,s Gorgie
I feel kind of bad of Hades. Like why did the souls grab him and drag him down. It's not his fault their there, they died that's where they go. Heck it's the witches that cut the string that kills them. He did nothing to them
He was in charge of the Underworld though and partially responsible for where they are in the Underworld but I wouldn't be surprised if Hades got out.
This version of Hades is petty and cruel. Or did you miss the part in the begunning where he blasted a few souls trying to crawl into his boat?
Probably not the first time that's happened, either.
@@VNightmoon they probably were trying to drag him into the river so Hades blasted the souls in self defense.
Well if the cartoon is counted he does get out and even if it doesn't he'd probably still get out eventually
@@TetsuRiken I thought the cartoon was a midquel
I can only imagine what they did to Dr. Facilier when they dragged him through there.
ngl Clayton(from Tarzan) and Dr. Facilier deaths scared me the most
This comment kinda made me sad cause he was my favorite character
@@satiglenn Me too
Yeah, chanting "Are you ready" as they dragged him to his doom, as if to say, "okay pied piper, time to pay your dues. We had a deal, remember? And you failed to follow through!"
Alastor: well, hello there.