Ridiculously painful truth about those like Flippy in HTF

[Saltyk]

It's three in the morning, and I'm tired as fuck, but I think I deciphered what OP tried to convey.

He thinks characters like the PTSD-ridden war veteran, the superhero, or the Buddhist monk fit poorly into the ensemble of Happy Tree Friends because they all have the capacity (and propensity) to easily kill other characters, while the original concept of the show was to have the characters die in gruesome, albeit accidental, manners, manners that do not involve the supernatural either.

In that case, I disagree. Those characters simply add another ridiculous way to kill the characters.

Anyway, I was never a fan of HTFs, but I do remember enjoying a few of the Flippy episodes. Mostly because he was put in mundane situations and then something innocent would make him flip out and gruesomely kill the other innocent characters. Mind you, I probably watched 5 or 6 episodes total. It was never my cup of tequila. Take that how you will.

 

[Masonicon]

It's three in the morning, and I'm tired as fuck, but I think I deciphered what OP tried to convey.

He thinks characters like the PTSD-ridden war veteran, the superhero, or the Buddhist monk fit poorly into the ensemble of Happy Tree Friends because they all have the capacity (and propensity) to easily kill other characters, while the original concept of the show was to have the characters die in gruesome, albeit accidental, manners, manners that do not involve the supernatural either.

In that case, I disagree.

Like fanfics exist to makes Pokemon Anime and Digimon Adventure/02/tri has superpowered characters that aren't mons(including powered-up canon human characters) since other anime/animesque media(including mon animes or at least anything that has same genre with Digimon or Pokemon) aren't abstains from having any superpowered characters that aren't mons, sometimes even Digimon and Pokemon did it(when it's anything other than adventure/02/tri and Anime that has Ash for it's verse inhabitant respectively)