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** Still, the extent of carnage and violence Tartakovsky indulged in under sole excuse of this trope is unsettling. It's not just that robots can be killed on-screen - they can be killed in ''horrifying'' ways on-screen. They are burned, dissolved in acid, disemboweled in slow-mo, cannibalised and ''devoured alive by a huge monster''. At this they sometimes clearly express emotions, namely pain and horror, and other times they look exactly like living beings right until the moment of death.
* In the penultimate episode of ''[[Danny Phantom]]'', this issue became a plot point in more ways than one since the subject in question is both a [[Half-Human Hybrid]] ''and'' a clone:
{{quote|'''Danny''': She's not just a ghost, she's also a ''girl''. And if Vlad [[Never Say "Die"|destroys]] the ghost half, the human half is destroyed along with it.
'''Valerie''': No, that's not my problem. She ''is'' a ghost, and I destroy ghosts!
'''Danny''': Fine! Destroy ghosts! But can you really take part in destroying a ''human''? }}
** Also called up in Danielle's premiere episode- Vlad became [[Moral Event Horizon|fully irredeemable]] when he treated her as less than human in the climax-
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