While his attempts to woo her were invasive, getting burned alive for it is a bit harsh. #96: Poi Vey: An Orthodox Jewish rabbi who had a crush on a hula dancer got rejected by her and died when he drunkenly stumbled into a Hawaiian torch ceremony.While the narrator claims that she instinctively refused to let her hands (which, given her career, she prized above all else) break her fall, it was clearly not a conscious decision on her part and given the angle of her body as she fell it's highly unlikely that it would have accomplished much regardless. #76: Crash-endo: A violinist meets her end when she falls down a flight of stairs and smashes her head against the wall of the stairwell.He didn't even know about his condition, and the fact that he was so nervous makes it even sadder. #72: Bowed Out: The story was about a nervous Japanese applicant who hit his prospective boss on the head while bowing, accidentally rupturing an aneurysm in his brain.

Being a Tear Jerker (and, according to the narrator, the least horrific and most awesome way to die), it's officially why it's listed as number one on the list. #1: Ichi-boned: The story about Hiroshi and Sakura, the Twice Shy Japanese couple who died of a heart attack while having sex for the very first time after trying several times to consummate their marriage and failing.Then again the point of the series is All Are Equal in Death.Īs a Moments subpage, all spoilers are unmarked as per policy. However, there are the handful of deaths in which the victims were more-or-less innocent (or at the very least Unintentionally Sympathetic) and didn't deserve what was coming to them. Despite it being a show about death, this show actually tends to avert the trope by usually showing the victims as jerks and deviants who deserve to die, or idiots who should have known better.

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