I Want My Mummy!

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In the manga Bio-Meat: Nectar, a lot of victims tend to scream for their mamas when they get eaten — either that or apologize to their mamas. Skull screams this when he and Bulk skydive out of a plane in the beginning of Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie. In The Job Gone Wrong, young Gambit is captured via Tranquilizer Dart. He wakes up dizzy, stripped naked, and Strapped to an Operating Table, with someone hitting him to make him talk. When the interrogator breaks the electrified cattle prod, Gambit panics and screams for his papa. Discussed in an episode where a popular mean girl is murdered by her Ax-Crazy Beta Bitch and her two minions. On the stand at the trial of the other two killers, the main killer is confronted by Casey, who asks if the victim begged for her life, even going as far as to offer her material possessions in exchange for not being killed, and if she thought it was funny when her "friend" cried out for her mother as she was being killed. She replies yes to every question. Sheila Rae, the Brave: Sheila Rae calls out for her mother when she's lost in the woods. She follows it up by calling for her father, then Louise, the latter of whom arrives.

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The Teacher's Pet episode "Being Mrs. Leadready" has Spot wail for his mommy after getting overwhelmed by the stress of trying to pretend to be Scott Leadready II and Scott's mother all at once.

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Discussed in Promethea. When the Painted Doll kills rival mastermind Jellyface (who calls feebly for his mother), he turns toward the reader and says, "Now why do they always say that at the end, eh? Why, 'Oh, mother?'"

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In The Real Ghostbusters, the episode "Look Homeward, Ray" at one point has Alan Favish scream "Mommy" while being chased by the Winged Puma of Morrisville. In the Cowboy Bebop episode " Pierrot Le Fou", the titular Mad Pierrot/Tongpu has personal shields which protect him from gunshots— but not from knives, as he discovers when Spike stabs him in the leg. It actually makes for a powerful Alas, Poor Villain as it reinforces Jet's earlier discovery that for all his terrifying powers and murderous tendencies, the experiments performed on Tongpu have given him the mind of a child. This is likely the first time he's experienced pain since he was experimented on and escaped the facility. Due to his mental regression and inability to deal with this new feeling of pain, he reacts like a child would, crying and throwing a tantrum, all while calling for his mother until he is crushed to death by a giant parade robot.

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In A Little More Like Me, a variation of this happens when Len cries out in fear not for his mother, but for his sister when he realizes that he's trapped in Kaito's body. Rengoku: In the second game Mars calls out for his mother before disintegrating, saying he can finally sleep.