YMMV / How It Should Have Ended

• Adorkable: Superman absolutely geeks out about the trailer for The Last Jedi and throws tons of questions and theories at an apathetic Batman. He later "fangirls" when meets a real Pikachu.
• Anti-Climax Boss: After being built up as a major villain and nemesis to the Justice League, Martha is swiftly taken out by Superman via Neck Snap.
• Ass Pull:
  • The Power Rangers and Voltron showing up out of nowhere to back up Beckett and Mako in How Pacific Rim Should Have Ended.
  • Batman surviving the Earth becoming crushed in How The Avengers: Age of Ultron Should Have Ended, and shrinking in How Ant-Man Should Have Ended, with literally no explanation other than, "Because I'm Batman!" Of course, Superman already has this reaction, and it's completely on purpose.
  • Likewise surviving Thanos' snap in How Ant-Man and The Wasp Should Have Ended, just by the sheer awesomeness of being Batman.
• Base-Breaking Character: Either HISHE's Batman is awesomeness personified or an obnoxious braggart with a stale catchphrase.
• Big-Lipped Alligator Moment:
  • One of the endings to Logan is a musical number showing the titular character joining the rest of the X-Men in the afterlife. Even the end credits acknowledged how odd it was.
  • One of the endings to Spider-Man has Aunt May shooting the Green Goblin with two guns. It's not even explained how Aunt May has those guns in the first place.
• Broken Base:
  • "Because I'm Batman!" is either still absolutely funny after all these years, or it has gone on for too long, and become an annoyance. It's even lampshaded by Superman, who has become increasingly exasperated by the gag, and Batman, who doesn't seem to understand why. The fact you can see it coming also impacts which side you fall on.
  • The episode they did for Logan. Some consider it a well-done, touching tribute to the film and Hugh Jackman's career as Wolverine while others felt the whole Les Misérables parody was a Big-Lipped Alligator Moment and the episode didn't have enough humor. Then there are those who felt the Deadpool cameo was either the best part of the video, or a random gag that ruined what was a good tribute to Hugh Jackman's portrayal as Wolverine.
  • The increased use of Actor Allusions as time has gone on has become divisive with the fans. Some find them funny, but others have gotten tired of how any character played by Andy Serkis is going to have a phase where they scream "PRECIOUS" or even appear physically as Gollum himself, or how entire chunks of videos are taken up by actor references (such as Vader and Krennic referencing a similar scene in The Dark Knight Rises during their Rogue One video, or basically half of It: Chapter Two).
• Catharsis Factor:
  • Seeing Thanos getting utterly humiliated by HISHE is utterly delightful for MCU fans after he killed off many fan-favorite heroes along with half of the universe in Avengers: Infinity War.
  • By the same token seeing Mysterio taken out, as well as exposed thanks to Peter showing the holograms with the water hose as well as EDITH revealing his identity to him when he was about to hand the glasses to him is satisfying after he framed Peter for his crimes as well as set himself up to be seen as a hero after his death in Spider-Man: Far From Home.
  • After Spider-Man: No Way Home has the Green Goblin killing the MCU version of Aunt May, having the Sam Raimi's Spider-Man video for this show showcase this film's version of Aunt May shooting down the Green Goblin becomes very satisfying to watch.
  • General Zod punching the High Evolutionary is nothing but satisfying after all that he did in said movie.
• Crosses the Line Twice:
  • Mowgli getting eaten shouldn't be funny. It then gets funny when everyone tells Bagheera that he murdered a child while singing about how wolves eat babies.
  • Vanessa in Deadpool (2016) getting killed by getting crushed. Darkly funny. Vanessa gets crushed by every piece of rubble from the explosion. HYSTERICAL.
  • The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles actually using their weapons to murder Krang is morally questionable. But when Michelangelo suddenly whips out a random pistol out of nowhere and unloads all of its bullets into Krang, that's when it's hilarious.
  • Having Mephisto hanging out with Wanda's children from WandaVision as he sings about wanting to have children's souls could definitely qualify as this. Compounded with Superman and Monica's cringing reaction to this.
  • The Spider-Man: No Way Home video changes the scene where the Amazing Spider-Man redeems himself by saving a falling MJ. While he does catch her mid-air, her head hits the floor as soon as he lands. What should be a genuinely shocking and sad scene is made hilarious by the Amazing Spider-Man whining about how he's bad at this.
• Ensemble Dark Horse:
  • Unsurprisingly, Wonder Woman is wildly popular due to being the Only Sane Man and her happiness at getting to attend the Cafe. At least a few fans found themselves just as attracted to her HISHE counterpart as her film counterpart, and then there's her Adorkable dancing. Some fans are even clamoring for her to join Batman and Superman as a regular.
  • The "Here's A Bright Idea" guy from the Spider-Man parodies is deemed a Memetic Badass for showing up to state the simple solution to the heroes problems, saving them from a ton of trouble later on.
• Esoteric Happy Ending: One of the endings in How Captain America: Civil War Should Have Ended has the fight with Iron Man against Captain America and Bucky averted, and the ending plays things as though everything is happy and Zemo's plans are thwarted. This completely ignores that the heroes who sided with Captain America are still fugitives just like in the movie.
• Harsher in Hindsight:
  • In their The Force Awakens spoof, the scene where Luke pops up before Kylo can kill Han and skewers him becomes somewhat cringeworthy after The Last Jedi came out, where we learn that Luke almost did this in canon because he feared the darkness within a young Ben, and this resulted in Kylo's rise to power.
  • All of Batman's jabs at Superman for killing in Man of Steel comes back to bite him after Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, where Batman was shown to have zero problems with using lethal force to defeat his enemies. The "How Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Should Have Ended" episode had Deadpool lampshade this and gives Batman an Ironic Echo about him killing his enemies after Batman stated to Deadpool that killing your enemies is wrong in "How Deadpool (2016) Should Have Ended."
  • In How the Avengers: Age of Ultron Trailer Should Have Ended, Ultron terrifyingly quoting Disney films prompts Black Widow to exclaim "You're ruining my childhood". Agent Carter revealed the Black Widow program used Disney films to teach the girls English, mixed with subliminal messages.
  • In Return of the Jedi, during the Rebel Briefing scene, one of the rebel soldiers bitterly comments that "all we rebels ever do is die to accomplish things...except for the A-Team (the saga's heroes) over there". Come Rogue One, a story about a group of rebel soldiers who would've been nothing more than side characters in the main films, who all died in a grueling battle to steal the Death Star's plan, and the only people who survived are the major characters who are guaranteed to make it to other films, aka the 'A-Team' heroes. It crosses into Heartwarming in Hindsight as in their own take on Rogue One Everybody Lives.
  • In How Doctor Strange Should Have Ended, one of Batman's uses for the Time Stone is to save Vision when the Mind Stone gets ripped out of his forehead. In Infinity War, the Time Stone is indeed used on Vision...by Thanos to undo his Heroic Sacrifice and restore the Mind Stone before ripping it out of his forehead.
  • In How Justice League Should Have Ended, Green Lantern (who now looks like Chris Pine instead of Ryan Reynolds) shows up when the Justice League are battling Martha at the Super Cafe, and Wonder Woman has an Almost Kiss with him because he looks like Steve Trevor. Fast forward to Wonder Woman 1984, where Diana uses the Dreamstone to wish Steve back to life... by summoning his soul back from the heavens into a random man's body, whereupon they continue their relationship in a way that leaves very bad implications.
  • The last ending in How Birds of Prey Should Have Ended has Harley running back into the Joker's arms (The Joaquin Phoenix Joker and not the Jared Leto one). In The Suicide Squad, Harley kills Luna once he admits that he Would Hurt a Child to avoid for falling somebody like the Joker ever again, and breaks down crying while doing so.
  • How Captain Marvel Should Have Ended has Nick Fury calling for Captain Marvel to deal with Loki in the first Avengers movie. Come to Episode Three of What If…? (2021), Fury does exactly that...after all of the initial Avengers (except for Steve) got killed by an evil version of Hank Pym.
  • The main Running Gag of the "Empire Strike Back" episode is Vader finding out he has a son, and running around being happy and telling everyone. If you've read issue #6 of the canon Star Wars: Darth Vader 2015 series, you know that the Internal Reveal doesn't quite happen this way.
  • In How The Amazing Spider-Man Should Have Ended-Bonus Scene, Peter responds to the Lizard's claim that Peter is all alone given his father, mother, and uncle are all dead with the fact that he still has his girlfriend and aunt. In Spider-Man: No Way Home, his aunt dies while his girlfriend (as well as his best friend) forget about him.
  • The Avengers: Endgame trailer HISHE features Sora and Donald as among the survivors of the Snap. In Kingdom Hearts III, it's Sora who disintegrates in a similar fashion to Infinity War at the end after saving Kairi with the power of waking. Ironically, once Endgame finally came out, it was also easy to compare it to Iron Man's Heroic Sacrifice.
• Hilarious in Hindsight:
  • Iron Man trying to justify the murder of Obadiah Stane by reminding Superman and Batman that if you throw a criminal in jail, he'll just swear revenge on you and break out, is a twofer in that this bit of Genre Blindness takes effect in Iron Man 2 when dealing with Whiplash, and the conversation Superman has with Iron Man about killing your villains is even funnier after Man of Steel came along.
  • Iron Man objected to Superman comparing Siri to JARVIS, but now JARVIS also has an iPhone app.
  • How Thor should have ended? At that point when he got his powers back, and he had to return to Asgard to fight against Loki... Thor looks back at his hot girlfriend, and decides to leave all behind to stay with her. Besides the other surprises and differences in context, Thor: The Dark World ends basically that way.
  • The Avengers having Nick Fury quote Pulp Fiction is even funnier after Captain America: The Winter Soldier showed the Ezekiel 25:17 quote on his "grave".
  • In the "thanks for watching" section", Clark is floating in the sea with the appearance of Aquaman, whispering, "Justice League..." at the end. It was later confirmed that Aquaman was indeed the one who helped Clark after the oil derrick scene and there will be a Justice League movie in which Aquaman will appear.
  • The happy ending epilogue for How The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Should Have Ended jokes that Sony made a deal with Disney so Spider-Man could appear in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. A few months later this actually happened. And then in Spider-Man: No Way Home, that specific incarnation of Peter ended up in the MCU after being displaced there.
  • Speaking of The Amazing Spider-Man, in How The Amazing Spider-Man Should Have Ended - Bonus Scene, The Lizard delivers a Lame Comeback to Peter saying that he's [Peter] the one who wants to be a lizard. Two years later in Edge of Spider-Verse #2 Peter would end up becoming the Lizard in an effort to become more like his friend Gwen.
  • How Terminator Should End suggests it's only a matter of time before machines wisen up and send a Terminator to kill Sarah Connor in her childhood. Terminator Genisys did exactly that.
  • A parody music video with Batman singing a version Taylor Swift's "Bad Blood" called "Bat Blood", before the announcement of Batman: Bad Blood.
  • The Winter Soldier parody ended with Superman and Batman warning the Marvel heroes about their movies' overuse of the Disney Death. Flash forward to Batman v Superman, which ends with Superman himself "dying" to stop Doomsday.
  • How Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) Should Have Ended shows Peter Quill having traded in his Walkman for an iPod prior to meeting Batman and Superman at the Super Cafe. In Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, after said Walkman gets destroyed by his father he replaces it with a Zune, Microsoft's short-lived competitor to the iPod during the last few years of the Turn of the Millennium.
  • In "How X-Men Apocalypse Should Have Ended", the version of Quicksilver played by Evan Peters saves his MCU counterpart, played by Aaron Taylor-Johnson, from being shot by Ultron's Quinjet. Fast-forward to WandaVision, and a version of Quicksilver appears in Westview, and he's also played by Peters instead of Taylor-Johnson.
  • In "How Wonder Woman Should Have Ended", Diana prevents Steve from pulling off his Heroic Sacrifice by boarding the invisible jet (which she never had at this point in DCEU canon) and destroying Dr. Poison's plane herself. In Wonder Woman 1984, Diana makes a jet that she and Steve are flying in invisible with magic, the same way her father Zeus hid Themyscira from the world.
  • In "The Dead Pool" short, Palpatine predicts that Thanos will kill everyone except Ant-Man who goes back in time and teams up with Captain Marvel in the Avengers sequel. It turns out that Palps was (somewhat) right when most of the newer heroes are killed (with only the original Avengers, Rhodey, Rocket, and Nebula being explicitly shown to survive) and The Stinger shows Nick Fury sending out a distress signal to Captain Marvel, who played a supporting role in Endgame. Then Ant-Man and the Wasp confirms that the Quantum Realm actually can be used for time travel.
  • After the ending of Deadpool 2, Deadpool coming back in time to save Logan makes a lot more sense.
  • In "How The LEGO Movie Should Have Ended", Batman asks Superman if he's "jelly"^note jealous that he was humiliatingly captured by Bad Cop while Batman helped Emmet defeat Lord Business. In The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part, Batman asks Superman if he's "jelly" that Queen Waterva Wa-Nabi is marrying Batman and not him.
  • How Infinity War Should Have Ended ends with Thor accidentally using the Infinity Gauntlet to snap all the villains in Villain Pub out of existence. This is actually what Iron Man winds up doing to Thanos and his troops at the end of Avengers: Endgame.
    • Alternatively, it could also be Harsher in Hindsight thanks to Tony dying from doing the snap.
  • In the same episode, the second scenario where the heroes on Titan defeat Thanos is one where the latter is turned into a baby by Dr. Strange. Drax's suggestion to kill baby Thanos and the immediate reaction mirrors that of what Rhodes had suggested and Banner's response.
  • Also from the How Avengers: Infinity War Should Have Ended episode, after Nebula discards the gauntlet when she's done using it to kill Thanos in the third scenario where they win, Tony calls dibs on it only to be stopped by Strange. Tony ends ups being the one to use the second Infinity Gauntlet to defeat Thanos in Endgame.
  • The fifth and final scenario from How Avengers: Infinity War Should Have Ended involves Thor slicing Thanos' arm off so he can't use the Infinity Gauntlet anymore. What's the first thing Thor does to Thanos in Endgame? He chops his hand off.
  • In one scenario on the Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 skit, Rocket is the only Guardian who is killed. Come Infinity War, he is the only surviving member of the Guardians.
  • The Villain Pub episode centering around everyone predicting what would happen in Rise of Skywalker has many of the villains predicting Palpatine returning. When it actually does happen and was heavily criticized.
  • How Star Wars Revenge of the Sith Should Have Ended has Anakin avoiding his canon fate by throwing lava at Obi-Wan. Issue #13 of the Darth Vader comic (the one released in 2018) has Vader experiencing a vision where, instead of leaping and getting his limbs cut off, he throws Obi-Wan down in their fight as a lava burst erupts behind him.
  • In How The Winter Soldier Should Have Ended, Captain America uses Black Widow's face-disguising technology to pretend to be Hydra's leader and send a mass order to abort Project Insight, punctuated by whispering "Hail Hydra" to everyone who can hear. In Avengers: Endgame, Cap really does avoid a fight with a squad of SHIELD-Hydra goons from before any of that happened by convincing them he's in the same boat and covertly whispering "Hail Hydra."
  • The HISHE ending for The Mandalorian Chapter 8 has Moff Gideon use the Darksaber to stab Mando in the chest. In Chapter 16, Mando learns that the Darksaber can't cut through pure beskar, rendering it unlikely that it could slice through his armor. Star Wars: The Clone Wars fans already called it implausible that Gideon could successfully stab Mando like that, but now all fans of The Mandalorian should realize that it wouldn't work.
  • One of the alternative endings to "How Ghostbusters (1984) should have ended" episode features Ray answering Gozer's "Are you a God?" question with "Yes" after which they easily contain him/her with a trap. Come 2021's Ghostbusters: Afterlife and the dialogue also happens word-for-word as a Brick Joke in the movie, though it's Winston that now says the "We are all Gods here" line afterwards. The movie even features a sequence wherein the new Ghostbusters team distracts Gozer and attempts to trap him/her inside a ghost-trap. As it turns out a Class-VII (Demonic God Status) spectre like Gozer can't be contained with just a simple ghost-trap.
  • In How Spider-Man Far From Home Should Have Ended, Tom Holland Spider-Man gets the help of other Spider-men from the multiverse; among others, Andrew Garfield Spider-Man and Tobey Maguire Spider-Man. In the next movie, Spider-Man: No Way Home, the latter two do show up to help Tom Holland Spider-man and the multiverse is made canon.
  • The Raimi-Verse Spider-Man is generally portrayed as a loser Butt-Monkey by HISHE. The Marvel Cinematic Universe takes the other way round and portrays him as the most well-adjusted and successful version of all three incarnations of cinematic Spider-Men in Spider-Man: No Way Home. Of course, it helps that the character has aged with the actor by the time of his MCU appearance.
  • In "Villain Pub: The Imposter", a parody/homage of Among Us, Mystique, The Thing ^note  a Mythology Gag, since Among Us was itself partly inspired by The Thing (1982) and other shapeshifting villains are theorized to be the Imposter, despite the fact that this was not a feature of the game at the time of the video's release (Halloween 2020). Come October 2021, one year later, Shapeshifter would become a real in-game role where an imposter could shapeshift into another player.
  • The end of the Titanic (1997) HISHE makes an Avatar joke where it's Neytiri instead of Rose that's posing for Jack during the infamous art drawing scene given that both films were directed by James Cameron. In the Avatar: The Way of Water sequel, Rose’s actress plays a water-Na'vi.
  • LEGO Batman appearing among the members of the Bat-Verse in How Spider-Man Into the Spider-Verse Should Have Ended becomes this when Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse reveals that the Spider Society also has a LEGO member with LEGO Spider-Man, and his scene is even animated in the style of the LEGO Movie franchise.
  • The installment for Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 has the Guardians and Superman and Batman discuss their fathers during the cafe ending, where Mantis claims that like Rocket, she never knew her father. Five years later, in the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, we find out this is untrue and Mantis **does** know her father. Unfortunately, it also doubles as Harsher in Hindsight, as her father is revealed to be Ego the Living Planet.
  • In How Godzilla vs Kong Should Have Ended, has Kong meeting other Kongs in the Hollow Earth namely his earlier movie counterparts and the smaller Donkey Kong, come Godzillax Kong The New Empire and Kong does meet other members of his kind, with a smaller Kong as an ally.
• Ho Yay: The Super Café segments involving Superman and Batman. Indeed, in The Amazing Spider-Man 2 parody, a deranged Spider-Man extorts Superman to turn back time to bring Gwen to life by pointing a gun to Batman's head and threatening to kill him.
• I Knew It!: Many fans accurately predicted for the HISHE Avengers Endgame episode that Batman would somehow defeat Thanos in a possible ending while saying his catchphrase.
• It's Short, So It Sucks!: Many fans have noted that the length of the Jumanji short is rather... well... short. Most of the recent shorts tend to be 5 or 6 minutes long, while the Jumanji short is about 3 minutes long. To make matters worse, about half the video is spent on advertisement.
• Jerkass Woobie: Voldemort might be an evil bastard, but in HISHE he gets no respect from the villains. He's often mocked by the ones like the Joker or Khan. In the Infinity War HISHE, he feels afraid of dying again in the same way he did in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 and clings to the Joker for comfort, only to be stabbed by the Joker just because he finds it amusing.
• Magnificent Bastard: "How Harry Potter Should Have Ended": Severus Snape survives Nagini's attack by ingesting an antidote and healing his wounds. He arrives at Harry and Voldemort's duel, killing the latter with a handgun. After explaining how he survived, he asks for Harry's invisibility cloak and Hermione's Time-Turner. Acknowledging that he wouldn't be able to return, Snape travels back in time to Voldemort's youth and kills the young Tom Riddle at Wool's orphanage, saving the lives of countless people in the future, and casts a spell to make his body disappear.
• Memetic Mutation:
  • "Here's a bright idea: Why don't you make sure that [logic that could be used to prevent problem from occurring]?" ^ExplanationA Running Gag in the Spider-Man episodes where a scientist ensures the others don't overlook a specific detail for something.
  • BECAUSE I'M BATMAN ^ExplanationThe catchphrase of HISHE's Batman, often used to mock Batman's Plot Armor and Batman Gambit tendencies in film and comics
• Nightmare Fuel:
  • The decimation of all the villains in the Infinity War episode still has a lot of black comedy, but with the lack of score and distressed reactions of the victims, it’s uncomfortably similar to what actually happened in the movie.
  • The COVID-19 Villain Pub episode also has Palpatine of all people worried and frantic as the world enters quarantine due to the virus, and he hurriedly shoos all his friends and employees out for their own safety.
  • The Five Nights at Freddy's episode notably is rather tonally consistent with its source material, accurately capturing the raw, primal terror of the original game with some jumpscares that, while toned down, are still frightening in their own right.
• Pandering to the Base:
  • People who don't like particularly divisive movies such as the early ones of the DC Extended Universe or The Last Jedi are very likely to love the show's inputs on them. To the others, it looks like it's more about purely roasting these movies than just finding funny alternate endings to them^note It should be noted that Daniel Baxter actually enjoyed The Last Jedi so make what you will..
  • How Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) should have ended ends with Sonic supporting cast from the games, who are controversial and the target of criticism but still having a fanbase in the Sonic fanbase, helping Sonic out and HISHE not taking the piss at them.
• Redundant Parody: Batman is constantly portrayed a a narcissistic Manchild in this show which makes parodies of his own movies very funny but becomes this in parodies of The LEGO Movie in which he already acts this way.
• Rooting for the Empire: Quite a few were rooting for the villains against Batman in the Boss Battle episode for Villain Pub. It helps that HISHE's Batman is an incredibly obnoxious fool most of the time, and the video specifically parodies and makes fun of his "Bat-God" Crazy-Prepared reputation. The Emperor getting the best of Batman is even a moment of awesome in its own right.
• Seasonal Rot: As the years have carried on HISHE has become increasingly less funny in the eyes of some, going from actually pointing out flawed logic in movies that could fix a lot of problems very quickly to basically removing 99% of the movie's driving forces while clumsily jamming in retro pop culture cameos and shilling Batman.
• Sequelitis: General opinion of The LEGO HISHE 2 is that, while still funny in its own right, it isn't nearly as funny or creative as the first The LEGO HISHE.
• Spoiled by the Format: "How The Jungle Book Should Have Ended" credits Jon Bailey as Kaa before Kaa shows up in The Stinger.
• Squick: Grendel's mother in Beowulf, um, bubbles from a wrong location.
• Suspiciously Similar Song: Any time you hear an iconic theme in this series it won't sound exactly like the original, because of copyright rules.
• Take That, Scrappy!:
  • Every HISHE for the Star Wars prequel trilogy always finds a way to slaughter the "lovable" Jar Jar Binks.
  • After Deadpool gets kicked out of the Villain Pub, he gets back at the patrons by seating his in name only X-Men Origins: Wolverine incarnation in his place. Everyone promptly runs away in disgust.
  • Superman and Batman inviting all the DC heroes to join the DC Extended Universe suddenly gets really awkward when Green Lantern shows up. Even Green Lantern admits it was a joke, switching to Deadpool's costume and saying that "[he's] not doing that anymore."
  • Holdo is hated by many in The Last Jedi due to withholding information from the rebels, seemingly for no reason. Fans rejoiced when Admiral Ackbar replaced her as the temporary leader and actually tells the rebels of Leia's intentions while simultaneously shoving Holdo aside where she is ignored by the rest of the cast.
  • The DC Extended Universe version of Lex Luthor is a very divisive version of the character. Come to How Justice League Should Have Ended, Lex Luthor is brought to the Villain Pub, but is immediately kicked out.
• They Wasted a Perfectly Good Plot:
  • In the How Ant-Man Should Have Ended video only two scenes from the movie are covered and then it's straight to the café and never goes into Scott's training or even Scott's fight with Falcon. Additionally, viewers wanting to see if Hope really could've outsmarted Cross without help from Scott and his friends might feel disappointed to learn that she does so not as the new Wasp, or by fighting Cross at all; instead she and Hank just exploit Cross' Bond Villain Stupidity.
  • In How Avengers: Infinity War Should Have Ended rather than dealing with the Downer Ending where Thanos wins, it's instead changed to a typical happy ending, which many found to be disappointing, especially after having the "Dead Pool" video.
    • In that same video, the ending had one hell of a Sequel Hook: every villain in the Villain Pub was turned into dust, but not before Palpatine paged Deadpool for help. It seemed to lead into a bigger story where Deadpool would have to save all the villains... but this plotline is resolved too quickly in the Deadpool 2 HISHE, where Deadpool steals the Infinity Gauntlet and brings them back to life offscreen. Even Deadpool lampshades it.
  • The Endgame Trailer HISHE video ends with fictional characters - both superhero and not - from other series coming to the Avengers Headquarters to help them avenge the dusted. None of them show up in the actual Endgame HISHE video.
• Ugly Cute: Baby Thanos in the Infinity War HISHE. He still looks like his adult self... except even more adorable.
• Unexpected Character:
  • When talking about the events of Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tom Holland has a discussion with Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire, the previous Spider-Men. Holland is completely sure that it was unfortunate for them, but at least he won't be replaced. And then Miles Morales says "Don't be so sure of that!"^note This was released before the "Into the Spider-Verse" film. At this point, it was only a comic book character, and the death of Peter Parker in Ultimate Spider-Man is a reference that only comic book fans would have understood
  • Honestly, NO ONE saw Sora and Donald Duck joining the Avengers in the Endgame trailer HISHE coming.
  • Seeing Sonic's friends from the games showing up in "How Sonic the Hedgehog (2020) Should Have Ended" was quite surprising.
  • No one expected Homelander to appear in "The Impostor" episode.
  • Ditto for John Wick in the ''WandaVision’’ episode (after Agatha admits to killing Sparky).
  • The Wonder Woman 1984 episode takes a peek into the mind of the handsome man, wherein we see his five emotions watch in discomfort as he desperately tries to assure Diana he gives his consent to sleep with her.
  • The Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 episode has the particularly ugly Orgocorp soldier encounter Bob and Larry, the main characters of VeggieTales after he was compared to a carrot.
  • The Dune (2021) video has the cast of Lethal Company show up.
  • The Madame Web (2024) video features a cameo from Johnny.
• What Do You Mean, It's Not for Kids?: The Inside Out, The Wizard of Oz, Toy Story 3 and The Phantom Menace episodes of the show accidentally showed up on the YouTube Kids app when it first launched, probably due to a mix-up with the HISHE Kids channel, which actually makes child-friendly content. Despite some episodes being based on family-friendly films, the series isn't exactly for kids. For example, the Toy Story 3 episode ends with Andy getting injured in a car crash when his toys talk to him and going mentally insane over what happened and a scene in the Wizard of Oz episode shows the Wicked Witch being shot with a gun.

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