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Last words in Robot Chicken

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This is a list of last words in Robot Chicken. The series has most deaths. Some characters may have more than one "death," in instances such as being resurrected, or existing temporarily as an undead being. In some of those instances, their last words from each "death" may be added if they are significant. Season 1 Zoinks! Who: Shaggy Rogers Better Shaggy than me. Who: Scooby Doo Her first! Kill her first! Who: Fred Jones Hey! Who: Daphne Blake Source: Operation: Rich In Spirit (Season 1, Episode 17) Notes: Each of the Mystery Inc. (Except Velma Dinkley who survived) say their last words before getting killed by Old Man Phillips pretending to be Jason Voorhes, Shaggy was stabbed inside a barrel, Scooby was stabbed, apparently up the butt, maybe losing his tail falling off, and probably being chopped apart, Daphne was hacked at, and Fred was killed off by Jason. Season 5 No! I'm the last honest man in Bikini Bottom!! We're all animals, boys and girls. Eating each other is what nature intended! Who: Eugene H. Krabs Source: Major League of Extrodinary Gentlemen (Season 5, Episode 7) Notes: Mr. Krabs was beaten to death by Patrick, Squidward, and several other unknown Bikini Bottomites, except SpongeBob. Season 7 Just teasing. Who: Aurora Source: Stone Cold Steve Cold Stone (Season 7, Episode 13) Notes: An arrow fired by an off-screen Merida strikes Aurora in the throat, killing her instantly. Me mother's a bear. Who: Merida Source: Stone Cold Steve Cold Stone (Season 7, Episode 13) Notes: Is shot by Tinker Bell with a gun. Season 11 I'm bad at improv, okay?! Who: Daphne Blake Source: May Cause an Excess of Ham (Season 11, Episode 17) Notes: Head apparently exploded for no reason at all. Category: Fictional last words